Major League Landings Prompt Daily Baseball Scores
A jumble of early season baseball results lists American and National League standings and today’s matchups. Teams like New York, Baltimore, Chicago, Los Angeles, Detroit, and Houston appear with partial records, while pitchers Pappas Peters Pascual Newman Koufax and Belinsky are noted for upcoming games.
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Baltimore
New York
Boston
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Chicago
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Minnesota
Ford
Pappas
Peters
Sheldon
Pascual
Newman
Cinema
St Leis
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Houston
Chiago
G.B
Cincinnati
San Francesco
Loui
Cleveland Ig
Mixed-card horse racing results and entries May 17 1965
Seventeen races list purse amounts, allowances and claiming heats for four year olds and up. Notable horses include Summer Haye Acrakee Betsy and Valley Jet with speeds and payouts recorded. Attendance reached 7 398 and handle totaled 403 318 with multiple entries across all races.
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Valley Jet
Atkins
Fran Weteh
Sigler
Betsy
Espinosa
East Frederick sweeps Chambersburg with no-hitter and late homer
East Frederick blanks Chambersburg 3-1 in game one as Jim Blank pitches a no hitters with 15 strikeouts and Henry Lake belts a two run homer in the eighth. The Falcons win 4-1 in game two after Bill Hall homers to fuel a comeback from a 1-0 deficit.
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Jim Blank
Dick Woods
East Frederick
Chambersburg
McCurdy Field
Blank
Falcons
Henry Lake
Bill Hall
Frederick
Kline
Lasher
Lake
Tom Rolfe Wins Preakness In Neck Finish
In Baltimore Tom Rolfe the Ribot colt trained by Frank Whiteley captured the Preakness by a neck over Dapper Dan. Lucky Debonair bowed a shin and Native Charger bowed a tendon ending hopes for the Belmont. Rolfe's victory leaves the Triple Crown quest to be settled at the Belmont Stakes.
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Baltimore
Tom Rolfe
Ribot-Pocahontas
Powhatan
Raymond Guest
Ireland
Dapper Dan
Ribot
Frank Whiteley
Whiteley
Aqueduct
Delaware
Luicky Debonair
Frank Catrone
Lucky
Native Charger
Laurel. Md
Star
Ogden Phipps
Ben Cohen
Milo Valenzuela
Ron Turcotte
Lucky Debonair
Bolt
Santa Anita
Kentucky
A’s Rally to Sweep Twins in Doubleheader
Kansas City Athletics, under new manager Haywood Sullivan, swept Minnesota in a Sunday twin bill. Rene Lachemann starred with a game tying single in the opener and a homer plus two singles in the nightcap as KC won 7-4 in 10 innings and 4-2. Sullivan replaced Mel Me.
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Kansas City
Rene Lachemann
Kansas City Athletics
Haywood Sullivan
Minnesota
Sullivan
Mel Me
Gaha
A’s
Kan
City
Grant
Klippstein
Pleis
Worthington
Nelson
Battey
Segui
Dickson
Drabowsky
Wyatt
Bryan
Lachmann
W— Wyatt
Hall
Oliva
Green
Gentile
Charles
Stigman
Zimmerman
Talbot
Stock
Lachemann Drabowsky
L— Klippstein
Willie Mays Leads Giants to Sweep of Astros in Twinbill
Willie Mays again starred as the San Francisco Giants swept a doubleheader from Houston. In the opener Mays hit a homer and the Giants built a big early lead to derail Dave Giusti’s bid for a seventh straight win. In the nightcap Mays doubled in the first run and scored twice as San Francisco extended its winning streak to five while Houston dropped its sixth straight.
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San Francisco
Willie Mays
San Francisco Giants
Houston
Mays
Giants
Dave Giusti
Astros
San Fran
Gist
MacKenzie
Brand
Marichal
Haller
L—Guusti
Morgan
Wynn
Staub
McCovey
Hart
Nottebart
Owens
Woodeschick
Bateman
Shaw
Henry
Linzy
Murakarm
W — Shaw
Wrenn Ub
Mets Rally Behind Spahn Past Reds in Doubleheader Sweep
New York Mets take an 8-5 win over Cincinnati as Warren Spahn earns his third win of the season and the Mets erase a six-run first inning deficit. Crowd of 48,536 at Shea Stadium watched three Mets homers powering the late victory.
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NEW York
New York Mets
Warren Spahn
Cincinnati
Reds
Shea Stadium
Mets
Jack Fisher
Red Sox Dominant Doubleheader Sweep Tops Tigers
Earl Wilson pitched a four hit 5-0 shutout in the opener as Boston won 5-0 and Earl Yastrzemski drove in three in a 4-3 nightcap win. Detroit had six straight before facing Wilson and Monbouquette in the two games. Home runs were hit by McAuliffe for Detroit and Yastrzemski and Conigliaro for Boston.
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Boston
Earl Wilson
Carl Yastrzemski
Detroit
Tigers
Wilson
Wickersham
Gladding
Freehan
W—Wilson
L—Wickersham
Sparma
Rakow
Regan
Monbouquette
Radatz
Ryan
W — Monbouquette
L—Sparma
McAuliffe
Yastrzemski
Conigliaro
Cards Hammer Pirates Twice to Sweep Doubleheader
In Pittsburgh, St Louis took the opener 6-3 behind Bob Gibson who improved to 7-0. The nightcap went to the Cardinals 5-1 on six hitters by Ray Washburn and Bob Purkey as Pittsburgh slumped to 20 losses in 24 games.
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Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Bob Gibson
Ray
Sisk
Crandall
Pagliaroni
W — Gibson
L—Cardwell
St Louis
Gibson
Nats Indians Split DH as Whitfield Grand Slam Powers Indians
In Washington, Fred Whitfield's pinch hit grand slam and Joe Azcue's two run shot fueled Cleveland's 7-3 win, splitting the doubleheader after Washington took the opener 8-7 in 11 innings on Ken McMullen's homer.
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Washington
Fred Whitfield
Joe Azcue
Cleveland Indians
Senators
Ken McMullen
Cleveland
Terry
McMahon
Bell
I McDowell
Donovan
Carreon
Azcue
McCormick
Ridzk
Bridges
Kline
Richert
Narrum
Ortega
Brumley
W—Ortega
Howard
McMullen
Tiant
Azue
Kreutzer
W — Tiant
Whitfield
Held
Dodgers edge Cubs to split doubleheader
Wes Parker delivered a two out infield single to center in the ninth, scoring Don Drysdale as the Dodgers beat Chicago 3-2 and earned a split after Chicago won the opener 5-3 in 10 innings. The crowd totaled 45739 as Jackson pitched for the Cubs and Perranoski took the loss.
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LOS Angeles
Wes Parker
Don Drysdale
Los Angeles Dodgers
Chicago
Larry Jackson
Los Ang
Jackson
Bertell
Podres Perranoski
Miller
Roseboro
W—Jackson
L— Perranoski
Koonce
McDaniel
Roznovsky
Drysdale
Torborg
W—Drysdale
L—Mcdaniel
Brunswick Triumphs Over Frederick In County Baseball Thriller
Brunswick scores six runs to Frederick's five in a tight county baseball matchup. Butch Dixon delivers two doubles for Brunswick while Skeeter Webber adds a double and a single. Jeff Freland takes the loss after relieving starter Henderson as Frederick drops the contest.
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Frederick
Butch Dixon
Brunswick
Skeeter Webber
Jeff Freland
Henderson
Freland
Bowie
Cooper
Merriman
Dee
Mt. Airy rallies past Pleasant Walk 14 to 10 in Heart of Maryland league
Mt. Airy pitchers Benny Hulver and Fran Buckley held Pleasant Walk to ten hits as Mt. Airy surged with runs in the last five innings to win 14 to 10. Buckley Powell and Twenty each had three runs batted in for Mt. Airy while Lewis and Rowe drove in two for Pleasant Walk.
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Pleasant Walk
Mt. Airy
Buckley
Wagner
Harris
Shover and
Forrest
Saints Defeat Gaels 10-8 in Blue Ridge Conference opener
St Johns edge St Maria Goretti 10-8 as Tom Nash drives winning runs with a two run double in the sixth. Nash adds a triple and three hits, with Snow contributing the win and shared pitching duties. Goretti outhits St Johns but the Saints plate early and late to claim the victory.
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St. John’s
St Maria Goretti
FHS
Blue Ridge
Saints
Gaels
Tom Nash
Tom Sherald
John Polino Nash
Mike Willard
Bob Sappington
Larry
Snow
Vicory
ST. Maria St. John's
Abrh
Abricbi
Garret
Lyles
Plank
Sherald
Keller If
Dococostlon
Bacon
McNanny
Highbarger
Molloy
St John's
Maria
Nash
Nash Willard
DeGrange
Sappington
Leisinger
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Simmons
Koufax
Bruce
Acrakee
Clara
Beto
Hedge
Alaksat
Kirby
Black Hawk
Wishes Sister
Publican
Smith
Davidson
Sword of Mine
South River
Morts
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Peace On Earth
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Pictors
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Byers
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Voegeli MO
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Little League Baseball
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Duvall
R. F. Kline
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Rhoderick
Carmack
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Hartsock Ct
Kennedy Ct
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Weller
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Sheppard
Colliflower
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Lockard
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Geal
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T Jackson
Shores
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Hartsock
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Dorsey
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Speak
Palm
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Hilt
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Paker
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Renn
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Pelm
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Mayer —Diggs
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U—Weddle
Burchey
H. B. Duvall
Bitzer-Moore
R F Kline
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N. Carroll St
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Edwards
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Production Credit Association
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