Belm ont Belmont Victory: Quadrangle Trials Northern Dancer
Manuel Yeaza rode Quadrangle to an upset Belmont Stakes win over Roman Brother and the favored Northern Dancer. The Panamanian jockey said it was the most relaxed ride of his career as Quadrangle finished two lengths ahead. Bill Hartack, aboard Northern Dancer, praised his horse but conceded victory went to Quadrangle.
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New York
Manuel Yeaza
Northern Dancer
Quadrangle
Cohoes
Roman Brother
Bill Hartack
Hartack
Reds blank Cardinals as pitchers combine for win
Cincinnati’s John Tsitouris and Sammy Ellis limited St Louis to five hits in a 3-0 victory. A first inning error by Jerry Buchek allowed two runs, with singles from Tommy Harper and Gordy Coleman driving in runs after a bases loaded situation. Tsitouris left with arm tightness after a rain delay. Ellis pitched two perfect innings to close the game.
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Cincinnati
John Tsitouris
Sammy Ellis
St Louis
Jerry Buchek
Tsitouris
Ellis
Cardinals
Reds
Ray Washburn
Tommy Harper
Taylor
St. Louis
Buchek
Coleman
Washburn
White
Cardenas
Rose
Groat
Harper
Erbbso
Oleman
Great
Ae Taylor
Ea Tsitouris
Ellis Atc Ie
Piison
Tsi Fouris
Flood
U—Smith
Gorman
Pelekou
Detroit Beats White Sox 4-3 To End Slump
Detroit rallied from a 3-0 deficit to beat the Chicago White Sox 4-3, with Dick McAuliffe scoring on Ron Hansen's ninth inning error after George Thomas and Norm Cash contributed key hits. The loss drops Chicago from first place in the American League, one percentage point behind Baltimore after a 2-1 win over Minnesota.
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Chicago
Dick McAuliffe
Ron Hansen
Detroit
Chicago White Sox
Tigers
White Sox
Baltimore
Minnesota
George Thomas
McAuliffe
Billy Bruton
Larry Sherry
Falstaff
Ouachita Bank
Gary Fields
Chicago Abrhbi
Wood
OcMinoso
McCraw
Lolich
Weis
Kaline Rf
Robinson
Ward
Freehan
Hansen
Demeter
Nicholson
Wert
Ger
Thomas Cf
Martin c
Sherry
E—Wood
S—Mclain
McCrawie
McClain
Egan
Peters
Fisher
Falstaff Beats Ouachita 2 0 For 5 0 Unbeaten Legion Tilt
Falstaff scores in first and third innings to blank Ouachita Bank 2 0 in a pitcher’s duel. Jerry Godwin tosses two hit shutout with 16 batters faced and nine strikeouts for the win. George Moore also goes the distance, allows three hits, walks two and fans 13. Fields and Turner (Fields) score on miscues in first and third as Falstaff remains the sole unbeaten in the American Legion Amateur League.
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Falstaff
Ouachita Bank
American Legion
Jerry Godwin
Northeast State
Godwin
George Moore
Moore
Wmureu Tulee Raei
Fileds
Crom
D. Birns
Pace
E-Ferron
Hearne
Cromwell
Kennedy
Fields
Morgan First In 110 Highs In NAIA Meet
At Sioux Falls NAIA championships Roger Morgan of Northeast Louisiana State won the 110 meter high hurdles in 14.4 seconds with wind 10 mph. Ed Roberts of North Carolina College and Gary Wilson of Oklahoma Baptist also posted top marks. Lee Johnson of Redlands upset the defending NAIA champion Dave Price in the shot put. The Tribe finished fifth with 24 points as Lee Johnson claimed 58-5 in the shot.
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Sioux Falls
Billy Tidwell
Emporia
Hayes
Florida A&m Flash
Ed Roberts
North Carolina College
Bobby Morrow
Abilene Christian
Don Owens
Grambling College
Bill Miller
Southern U
Norman Tate
Luthern Hayes
University of Southern California
Lee Johnson
University of Redlands
Calif
Dave Price
California Western
Johnson
Edge Price
Gary Wilson
Oklahoma Baptist
Roger Morgan
Northeast Louisiana State
North
Tribe
Dancer Beaten as Quadrangle Captures Belmont Stakes
Quadrangle, the Rokeby Stables bay colt trained by Elliott Burch, upset Northern Dancer by two lengths to win the 96th Belmont Stakes at Aqueduct. Roman Brother ran second, Northern Dancer finished third amid a crowd of 61,215, while Hill Rise and Orientalist followed. Bill Shoemaker filed a foul claim on Northern Dancer, but the order of finish stood.
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NEW York
Quadrangle
Paul Mellon
Rokeby Stables
Northern Dancer
Aqueduct
AVE Utrree Rr
Roman Brother
Dancer
E. P. Taylor
Toronto
Bill Shoemaker
George A. Pope Jr
el Peco Ranch
Bill Hartack
Shoemaker
Brave Lad
Determined Man
Shook
Elliott Burch
Roman
Fernando Alvarez
Yeaza
Sunday Baseball Scores Across the Majors
Sunday results feature Washington at Cleveland and Detroit at Chicago with several extra innings and matchups including New York at Los Angeles and Baltimore at Minnesota. Other games listed include Boston at Kansas City Houston at Pittsburgh and St Louis at Cincinnati with multiple pitchers noted for each matchup.
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Baltimore
Minnesota
Detroit
Chicago
Boston
Kansas City
Cleveland
Washington
New York
Los Angeles
Rudolph
McDowell
Grant
Regan
Aguirre
Buzhardt
Horlen
Lamabe
Morehead
Pena
Segui
McNally
Pascual
Ford
McBride
Houston
Bruce
Johnson
Pinteburen
Veale
Law
Drysdale
Wiltnite
Stallard
Lary
San Francisco
Hendley
Philadelphia
Bunning
St. Louis
Simmons
Cincinnati
Nuxhall
Kansas
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Ava Chicago
St Louis
Yankees Edge Angels in 15th for 2-0 Victory
Elston Howard delivered a two run double with two outs in the 15th inning to lift the New York Yankees past the Los Angeles Angels 2-0. Chance held the Yanks hitless until the seventh, with three total hits before being relieved for a pinch hitter in the 14th. Lopez singled to spark the 15th inning rally, driving Pepitone to third and setting up the decisive hit.
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LOS Angeles
Elston Howard
New York Yankees
Los Angeles Angels
Angels
Dean Chance
Yankees
Angel
Hector Lopez
Willie Smith
Joe Pepitone
Pepitone
Roger Maris
Dan Osinski
Smith
Howard
Lopez
Colts Sign Ken Sugarman From Whitworth
The Baltimore Colts announced the signing of tackle Ken Sugarman of Whitworth University as their No. 7 pick from last winter's draft. The deal confirms Sugarman joins the NFL club after being selected in the draft.
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Baltimore
Ken Sugarman
Whitworth
Wash
Baltimore Colts
National Football League
Sugarman
Colts
Lema Extends Lead With Eagle. Thunderbird Classic Nearing End
Tony Lema tightened his grip at the Thunderbird Golf Classic with a two under 70 to reach 11 under and a three stroke lead through the third round. Arnold Palmer faded to eight back while Jack Nicklaus surged to 210 as the field pursued the San Leandro star.
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N.Y
Tony Lema
San Leandro
Calif
Arnold Palmer
Big Jack Nicklaus
Lema
Mike Souchak
Bobby Nichols
Nichols
Souchak
Duke University
George Bayer
Ken Venturi
San Francisco
Bob Duden
Portland
Ore
Venturi
Duden
Giants Beat Phillies on Haller Ninth Inning Homer
San Francisco toppled Philadelphia 4-2 as Tom Haller belted a two run homer in the ninth after Jesus Alou singled, lifting the Giants into first place in the National League. Billy O'Dell earned his first win of the year in relief of Jack Sanford.
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Philadelphia
Tom Haller
San Francisco
Giants
Phils
Haller
Jesus Alou
Phillies
Jack Sanford
Billy O'Dell
Bleckinger Upsets Fentress in Gulf States Tennis
Oshkosh Wisconsin player Dan Bleckinger defeated top seed Lee Fentress of Baton Rouge in the Gulf States tournament semifinals. Fentress won the first set 8-6, Bleckinger the second 8-6, and Fentress defaulted in the third likely due to heat. Bleckinger advances to face Richard Carter of Baton Rouge in the final after Carter beat Lee Kantrow of Baton Rouge 1-5 7-1.
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Baton Rouge
Dan Bleckinger
Oshkosh
Wis
Gulf States
Lee Fentress
Fentress
Bleckinger
Richard Carter
Carter
Lee Kantrow
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Rangle
Ouachita
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Mighty Mite
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Rokeby Stable
Cohoes-Tap Day
Bull Lea
Orientalist
Citation
Thunderbird Golf
Nicklaus
Julius Boros
Tommy Jacobs
Phil Rodgers
Westchester Country Club
Bayer
Rodgers
Westchester Coun-pony
Jack Nicklaus
Sanford
Bill Casper
Kel Nagle
Bruce Crampton
Cookie Ro
Dave Ragan
Juan Rodriguez
Johnny Pott
Richie Allen
Sam Snead
Gene Littler
Jerry Steelsmith
Garrido Sf
Rojas
Joe Campbell
Kuennf
Allen
Miller Barber
Mays Cf
Ocallison
Tommy Bolt
Cepeda Ib
Covington If
Bob Rosburg
Hart
Gonzalez Cf
Bill Collins
D’enport
Dave Marr
Hiller
Dalrymple
Dan Sikes
J.alourf
Winess
Dick Crawford
Paul Harney
Sievers
Ben- Jerry Magee
Jay Dolan
Mason Rudolph
Poa
Claude King
Gordon Jones
Davenport
Covington
Joe Carr
Hart HR
Bob Goalby
al Besselink
Jerry Barber
Don
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Jim Ferree
Art Wall
Bill Dunk
O'Dell
Bennett
Roebuck L
Roebuck
Cepeda
Jackowski
Crawford
Vargo
Forman
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