Parnelli Jones Grabs Pole For 47th Indianapolis 500
Parnelli Jones earned his second straight pole for the May 30 Indianapolis 500 with a record 151.53 mph lap in the Agajanian Special. The wind-affected trials left 15 positions open for next weekend’s sessions. Jim Hurtubise set a supercharged V eight record, Jim Clark posted records for unblown V eight and rear-engine cars, and Jack Turner may retire after a crash that left burns and possible vertebral injuries.
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Candy Spots Dominates Preakness at Pimlico in Narrow Triumph
Candy Spots led from the Pimlico stretch to win the Preakness ahead of Never Bend and Chateaugay. Get Around and Ahoy awaited in the Belmont Stakes after Memorial Day’s race. Rex Ellsworth and jockey Willie Shoemaker returned to California. Tenney called the effort Candy Spots best of the year.
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United States Struggles in World Championship Circus
In Rio de Janeiro the U S team was edged by Russia sealing a third loss in four games in the seven nation world championship round robin Yugoslavia had stunned the United States 75 73 earlier and Italy beat Yugoslavia 85 74 Brazil and Russia led the standings at 2 0 while France Italy Puerto Rico and the United States trailed in the six game format
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Indians Lose Hard Fought Roller on Twins Walkoff
Cleveland dropped a 7-6 decision to Minnesota after Big Joe Adcock drove in six runs and tied the game twice with home runs. Lenny Green belted a two run homer in the ninth for Minnesota as Barry Latman lamented a misplayed pitching change. Latman admitted he called the wrong pitch on Green.
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Malzone Leads AL Batting, Sox Split Twin Bill With KC
Frank Malzone of the Boston Red Sox seized the AL batting lead at .356 after six hits, two home runs and six RBIs in a doubleheader split with Kansas City, 7-3 and 9-7. Sandy Koufax of the Dodgers earned his fifth straight win and his third shutout, limiting the Mets to two singles in a 1-0 victory.
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Dodgers sweep Mets as Koufax dominates and Perranoski closes
Sandy Koufax fired a two hitter for a 1-0 opener win while Ron Perranoski worked seven scoreless innings in relief to seal a 4-2 victory in the nightcap. Frank Howard launched a 420 foot homer in the 13th as Los Angeles extended its win streak to six and moved within one game of the first place Giants.
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National League Sunday Results Summary
National League results show Chicago edging Milwaukee 3 2 while Philadelphia falls 5 3 to San Francisco and Los Angeles defeats New York 4 1 in 13 innings. Cincinnati beats St Louis 10 6 and Pittsburgh tops Houston 5 0. Tuesday features St Louis at Chicago Cincinnati at Milwaukee New York at Los Angeles Philadelphia at San Francisco.
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Baseball scores and matchups across leagues
Scores show Boston 7 7 Kansas City 3 9 Los Angeles 6 4 New York 2 10 Cleveland 6 6 Minnesota 4 7 Baltimore 3 Chicago 3 4 Detroit 5 Washington 1 plus Minnesota at Boston Los Angeles at Cleveland Chicago at Washington Detroit at Baltimore Kansas City at New York and Indianapolis 6 2 Toronto 41 Arkansas 1 2 Jacksonville 0 3 Buffalo 13 1 Rochester 4 6 Richmond 11 Atlanta 1 Syracuse 11 Columbus 4.
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Reds surge past Cardinals with multi hit day
Cincinnati built a 4 0 lead in the first inning and never looked back as four Reds collected two hits each Jerry Lynch Frank Robinson Gordy Coleman and Daryl Spencer led a 10 6 win over St Louis Pete Rose opened the scoring with a walk and a rally that featured two reaches on errors and a rain delay before the finish Jim Maloney improves to 5 1 on the season and starts against the Braves Tuesday night.
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Youngsters At Booster Meeting
A Middletown booster meeting will discuss youth membership plans. Hi- Y and Y-Teens leaders meet Boosters' Club officials tomorrow at 7 p m at Frisch's on Main Street. Jerry Brown, Boosters president, said plans seek youth aid.
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Boxing results from New York and Mexico City
In New York Joey Archer of New York outpointed Victor Zalazar of Argentina 10 rounds. In Mexico City Francisco Cancio of Mexico outpointed Manolo Mora of Cuba 10 rounds.
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Hypnotized Faul and Malzone Stir Red Sox in Doubleheader
Bill Faul, 23, of Detroit uses hypnosis on the mound aiding a 5-1 win over Washington in his first major league start. Frank Malzone drives in five with two homers and five runs as Boston splits a doubleheader with Kansas City and holds first place. The day features multiple results: Orioles over White Sox, Angels over Yankees, and Indians over the White Sox in separate games.
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