Radatz Helps Bosox End Game Streak
Boston ends a six game skid with a 6 3 victory in Anaheim as Jose Santiago blanks the Angels through nine before Dick Radatz secures the finale. Rico Petrocelli drives in two with a homer and a sacrifice fly while Tom Satriano George Scott and Joe Foy deliver runs. In the opener Boston falls 5 4 after a seventh inning Angels rally led by Joe Adcock and Ed Kirkpatrick two run homers.
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Anaheim
Jose Santiago
Dick Radatz
Boston
Red Sox
California
Angels
Joe Adcock
Ed Kirkpatrick
Rick Reichardt
Santiago
Radatz
Tom Satriano
George Scott
Paul Schaal
Reichardt
Rico Petrocelli
Scott
Joe Foy
Tony Conigliaro
George Smith
Sanders
Tillman
Newman
Lee
Burdette
Rodgers
Brandon
Preakness Hopefuls From New York Invade Pimlico Field
Indulto leads a five horse New York contingent to face Kentucky Derby winner Kauai King in the Preakness at Pimlico. The Lasker owned colt, with trainer Max Hirsch, seeks win after four victories in five starts this year and $114,046 career earnings. Also shipping are Advocator Stupendous and Derby runner up, with Exhibitionist or Understanding to be chosen midweek. Amberoid left for Pimlico first, while Creme de la Creme stays for Garden State Park Memorial Day Derby.
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Orlo Robertson
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Indulto
New York
Maryland
Pimlico
Edward Lasker
Creme de la Creme
Mrs. Lasker
Industo
Advocator
Stupendous
Amberoid
Exhibitionist
Understanding
Hirsch Jacobs
Jacobs
Ira Hanford
Garden State Park
New Market Upsets Creagerstown 9-6 In HoML League Clash
New Market rallied from 4-0 down with five runs in the sixth and three in the seventh to beat Creagerstown 9-6. Jim Chase pitched seven innings for the win, fanning 15 and allowing three hits and one earned run. Shafer took the loss after eight innings, driving in three runs with a homer for Creagerstown.
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Creagerstown
New Market
Shafer
Jim Chase
Paul Chaney
Cream Town
Blank
Chase
Clark
Cline
Rice
St John’s Wins Blue Ridge Title With Comeback
St John’s High School of Frederick clinched the Blue Ridge Conference baseball crown by overcoming St Joseph’s 8 5. Trailing 5 3 after a four run fourth inning by St Joe’s, the Saints erupted for five runs in the next two frames. Bob Sappington pitched a complete game for St John’s, allowing five hits and striking out 11. Kevin Healy drove in two runs with a two run single after a sixth inning double steal set up the decisive hits. Polino led St John’s with three hits including a homer, while Williams drove in three for St Joe’s.
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Emmitsburg
St. John’s High School
Frederick
St. Joseph’s
Saints
St. Joe
St. Joe’s
Kevin Healy
Bob Sappington
St. John’s
Marty Williams
Williams
Ray Baker
Baker
John Polino
Polino
St. Joe's
ST. John's
FRED
ST. Joes
Emmits
Abrho
Abrho Abrhbi O’grange 2 41 0 0 Wil'ams 3B 4423 D’ Grange If
Renavage
Palina
Adelsberg
D’grange Cf
Healy
Wiliams If
Polina
Norris Ib
Cox
Wirett
Currens
Totels
Tole
St. John’s Fred
T. Joy
U— Price
James
Little League Opens Season With Narrow Duvall Win
East Frederick Little League opened with Fred erick Mayor E Paul Magaha tossing first ball. Danny Ambush starred for B M with a complete game five to one victory over Duvall while Alonzo Carroll led Optimists to a 3 2 win over Kline in a separate contest.
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R. F. Kline
B&m
H. B. Duvall
Frederick
E. Paul Magaha
Danny Ambush
Duvall
Ambush
Rang Hill
Larry Cregger
Pat May
Mark Fisher
Mike Adams
Billy Ambrosen
Alonzo Carroll
Kline
Mike Doyle
Carroll
Oden
Stan Bowie
Sheppard
Marvin Thompson
Feline Breakfast
Bowns
Malin
Dutrow
Hahn
Rhoderick
Cullen
Thompson
Doyle Jolnyder
Lawson Aoos Lockard
Palmer
Bowie
Kennedy
Green
Jackson
Snyder
Synder
Swann
Rippeon
Hartsock
Heller
U—Weddle
Ban Adricht Abrhot Hil
Brand
Danner
Hart
Young Tood Adams
Renn
McGinnis
Myers
Diggs
Ambrosen
Woodward
Speak
Tomiin
Winpigler
Baker
Beck
McGinnis Otoo
Dorsey
Parker
Ficher
Benn
Byrd
E—Duvall
Barn
Cregoer
B& M
Bam
Best
Waddle
Dodgers edge Pirates 3-1 for fifth win in eight starts
Don Sutton and Phil Regan limited Pittsburgh to six hits as the Dodgers defeated the Pirates 3-1. Sutton earned his fifth win with six strikeouts through seven innings, Regan finished. Wills scored on a bunt and a Roseboro triple, Davis and Johnson added runs as Parker opened scoring for LA.
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Pittsburgh
Don Sutton
Phil Regan
Los Angeles Dodgers
Pirates
Sunday Sutton
Regan
Dodgers
Wes Parker
John Roseboro
Mary Wills
Donn Clendenon
Don Cardwell
Wills
Cardwell
Willie Davis
Lou Johnson
Los Angeles
Sutton
Roseboro
Crandwell
Purkey
Pagliaroni
W—Sutton
L—Cardwell
Yanks Sweep A's Behind Strong Yankee Pitching
In Kansas City, the Yankees defeat the Athletics 5-2 and 3-1. Al Downing and reliever Pedro Ramos starred, giving Ralph Houk six wins in eight games since taking over. Roy White and Tom Tresh drove in key runs in the nightcap as Richardson and Causey incidents sparked an early Yankee lead.
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Kansas City
al Downing
Bob Friend
Pedro Ramos
New York Yankees
Ralph Houk
Johnny Keane
Ramos
Friend
Yankees
Wayne Causey
Roy White
Ralph Terry
Bobby Richardson
Causey
White
Richardson
Tom Tresh
Downing
Torre's Error Helps Cardinals Edge Braves 5-3
St. Louis capitalized on Joe Torre's third inning error for two unearned runs and beat Atlanta 5-3. Cepeda walked, advanced on McCarver's double, Torre misplayed a grounder, allowing Cepeda to score. McCarver scored on Javier's sacrifice fly. Mahaffey earned the win, Cloninger the loss.
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ST. Louis
Joe Torre
Atlanta
Cardinals
Orlando Cepeda
Tim McCarver
Charlie Smith
Frank Bolling
Cepeda
Torre
McCarver
Julian Javier
Cloninger
Carroll
Fisher
Olivo
Mahaffey
Hoerner
Briles
L—Cloninger
Shenandoah Entries First Race at Purse $1,200 Maiden Claiming
Race card listing eight events including first race for four year olds maidens at 3 1/2 furlongs with horses such as Bala Cynwyd 122 Ais Wy and Dana's Day 722. subsequent races show purses from $1,200 to $2,300 for five and a half to six furlongs with multiple entries and payouts. twin double paid $4,950. attendance and handle noted at 0.112 and 478,912 respectively.
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Ais
Bob’s Angel
Coffee Tune
Twinboss
Biles Hostess
Likable
Darbin
Woodbine Bay
Ferramans Seminole
Sam
Tiger L
Ns Nu Comer
WaGrey
Wa Ruddy Errard
Rif Almandine
Katy O'Day
Happy Moon
Oshibang
Yarrow
Cherry Pier
Lori Rock
Horseshoe Bend
W. W. Vaughan
H. K. Hickey
Pat Herst
Buffalo Wallow
Nancy m
AD. F. Callaghen-L
Chari
Prince
Fran Welch
Patrick
Secretary
Doreen‘s Knight
Mystic Princess
Charisma VW
Priam William Joe
Pocket Pruner
Bryan Mint
Brandy Boy
Riston
Gerkin
Prince Dion
Johnston
Bethrook
My Gus
Gregory G
Royal Boy
Popey
Adrilite
Foyt Qualifies Lotus Ford For 500 Despite Wreck
A.J. Foyt drove a Lotus Ford into 50th Indianapolis 500 field with a 161.355 mph average during final Sunday qualifying, keeping 19th row position as three-car qualifiers from Saturday hold spots. The day included crashes injuring no one but claiming Chuck Rodesa, while Dan Gurney and Joey Leonard joined the lineup along with others as the 23-car field formed.
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Ind
A. J. Foyt
Foyt
Bobby Veith
San Lorenzo
Calif
al Unser
Albuquerque
N.M
Veithh
Chevrolet
Unser
Ford
Lotus
Dan Gurney
Costa Mesa
Joey Leonard
San Jose
Gurney
Roger McCluskey
Tucson
Ariz
Gurney Ford
Lindsey Hopkins
Miami
Fla
Jim Hurtubise
North Tonawanda
Gerhardt Offenhauser
Late Baseball Scores From Chicago and San Francisco
Chicago beat Detroit 695 with Skowron Romano and Freese hitting homers while Sherry earned the win. San Francisco defeated New York 146 in a scramble game as Hart homered, Gardner and Stephenson driving runs. Washington hosts a Mason-Dixon title decider as American University meets Western Maryland on Wednesday.
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Pet
G.B
Cleveland
San Fran
Baltimore
Houston
Detroit
Los Angeles
California
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Phil’phia
Minnesota
New York
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San Francisco
Washington
Ortega
Pascual
Johns
Howard
Lamabe
Fisher
Romano
Martin
Agirre
Sparma
Gladding
Sherry
Freehan
L—Fisher
Skowron
Freese
Perry
Priddy
Gibbon
McDaniel
Haller
Barton
Gardner
Stephenson
W—Gardner
L — Perry
Hart
Mason-Dixon
American University
Western Maryland
Rose Bats Reds Past Chicago 9-2 in Sunday game
Pete Rose had three hits including a three run double as the Cincinnati Reds defeated Chicago 9-2. Milt Pappas earned his third straight win after a rough start, with nine hits allowed over seven innings. Johnson, Pavletich and Shamsky hit homers for Cincinnati while Santo went deep for Chicago.
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Chicago
Pete Rose
Cincinnati Reds
Milt Pappas
Baltimore
Frank Robinson
Reds
Leo Cardenas
Rose
Don Kessinger
Deron Johnson
Don Pavietich
Art Shamsky
Cincinnati
Pappas
Pavietich
Holtzman
Jenkins
Krug
W —Pappas
L—Holtzman
Johnson
Shamsky
Santo
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Clinch
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Wayside Radio Service
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Risten
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Park Watch
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Chuck Rodee
S. Court ST
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Prospect Shopping Center
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