Baseball on TV: Giants Mets Telecast Sparks Mixed Reactions
The inaugural ABC telecast of a major league game between the San Francisco Giants and New York Mets drew mixed reactions. While telephoto catches and signs explained by Leo Durocher entertained, the isolated camera failed to deliver close ups or fluid replay, leaving viewers to judge whether television can enhance or hinder baseball.
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Chris Schenkle
Leo Durocher
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American League Standings and Yesterday's Scores
The American League shows Boston and Minnesota at the top with 8 1 and 3 1 records respectively. Detroit and Chicago sit mid pack while Los Angeles and New York trail. Washington Kansas City Cleveland Baltimore hover near .500. Yesterday Washington beat Boston in rain while Kansas City routed New York and Chicago defeated Baltimore. Los Angeles beat Detroit. Only scheduled game Washington at Boston and college and Pacific Coast League notes follow.
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White SoxUtilize Five Pinch Hitters To Beat Orioles 7-2
Chicago tied an American League record by sending five pinch hitters to bat in the seventh inning. Two of the replacements drove in runs that sparked a 7-2 White Sox victory over Baltimore Monday night.
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Charles Town Race Course Sold to Baltimore Group
The Charles Town Race Course in West Virginia was sold for 5.25 million dollars to a Baltimore group led by Robert Stolberg. The group includes Stolberg brothers Samuel and Michael and Irving Schwartz. Final approval rests with the West Virginia Racing Commission, with completion hoped by May 15 to ready the 42 night summer season. The sellers were Ben Cohen, Herman Cohen, and Louis Pondfield, who bought the track in 1953 for about 3 million.
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Maloney tosses seven scoreless as Reds top Braves 2 0
Jim Maloney pitched seven innings of no hit ball before yielding a single in the eighth as Cincinnati defeated Milwaukee 2 0 on Deron Johnsons two run homer Denis Menke broke the no hit bid but was erased on Hank Aarons double play Maloney fanned nine in his first regular season outing of 24 years old and overcame a rough fourth inning chase for the win with Edwards Pavletich Blasingame Osinski and Torre backing him up
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Cincinnati
Deron Johnson
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Joe Torre
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Tommy Harper
Mack Jones
Felipe Alou
Vada Pinson
Ty Cline
Frank Robinson
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Athletics hammer Ford and Yankees 8 to 2 in KC
Jim Gentile fueled Kansas City with a homer and a run producing single as Diego Segui outpitched Whitey Ford. The Athletics jumped on Ford early, scoring four in the first and adding three in the third to build an 8-2 win. Gentile homered for the third time this season.
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Yankees
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New York
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White Sox Rally Past Orioles 7-6 in Chicago Win
Trailing 2-1, the White Sox send in two pinch hitters and rally in the seventh. Hansen and Berry singles set up Cater and Romano for the tying run, Peters delivers a go ahead single, and Chicago adds four in the eighth including Skowron and Cater homers. Berry also homers for Chicago earlier.
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Danny Cater
Ron Hansen
Ken Berry
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Hansen
Dave Nicholson
Tom McCraw
Dick Hall
Steve Barber
Gary Peters
Nicholson
Peters
Chicago
Frederick Legion Baseball Opens June 9 in District 2
Frederick's American Legion 1 team starts its season on June 9 at Westminster for the first of eight District 2 games. The district includes Frederick Brunswick and Westminster with the same last season's alignment. Joe Price announced practice begins May 24 with tryouts to be released later.
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Celtics Take 129-123 Win Behind Frontcourt Push
The Celtics outscored the Lakers 129-123 as Tor Sanders Bill Russell and Tommy Heinsohn sparked a decisive third period. Jerry West nailed 45 points for Los Angeles who, minus two players, fought hard but fell behind in the NBA finals. Boston leads the best of seven series two games to none with game three set for Los Angeles.
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Imhoff
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Line Scores and NBA Stars Highlight Weekend Action
Baseball results show Philadelphia beats Houston 8 to 0 with Al Len homering for the Phillies. Chicago crushes St Louis 7 to 5 as Banks and Clemens homer. In the NBA, Celtics defeat Lakers 129 to 123 as Sanders and Russell pace Boston, with detailed box scores for Los Angeles and Boston. Attendance logged at 13,907. International League notes Atlanta 6 Rochester 3 among other scores.
Longshots Give Big Twin Payoff At Shenandoah Downs
Jockey Jesse Davidson rides Wooden Mill to a $1,297.80 twin payoff as longshots dominate early races at Shenandoah Downs. Wooden Mill, $5.60 favorite, completes the 7 1 3 4 exacta for Clyde B. Reese. Bron Free and Greek Caravel also profited as She Burns paid $86.80 in the third.
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Malden Race Day Results and Entries
Race card from Malden lists nine races with purses from 1200 to 1600 dollars. Notable horses include Betty's Welcome, Tuscan Jr, She Burns, Micanopy, Greek Caravel, Born Free, Milo Monte's Pette, Wooden Mill, Mikes Mike Cannon, and Calico Lady among others. Results show various payouts and times across six furlongs to a mile and a sixteenth.
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Little Doyle
Rusty Call
Bo Lofland
McMahon Rehired as Royals Coach for 1965-66
Jack McMahon was reappointed Monday as coach of the Cincinnati Royals of the National Basketball Association for the 1965-66 season.
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