Kansas Relays Highlight Stellar Show Of Robin Lingle
Lawrence Kan Associated Press Sports Writer Robin Lingle Missouri star led a wave of Olympic hopefuls at the 39th Kansas Relays. Missouri set a four mile relay mark while Texas claimed distance medley and other open-event records. Roberts from Texas A&M won shot put and discus, SMU swept relay marks with Roderick anchoring.
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Houston
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Abilene
Willie Mays Burns Up Giants In Six-Game Tear
Willie Mays homered for the sixth time in six games and drove in three runs as the Giants routed the Reds 13 to 6. The San Francisco outfielder posted three hits to raise his average to .391, delivering the best all-around start of his Giants career since 1951.
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Murray Chass
Associated Press
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New York
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Harlem
Mays Delivers Clutch Hit as Dodgers Fall to Milwaukee
Mays praised his ongoing form after another strong showing while the Dodgers suffer a fifth straight defeat 3-2 in 12 innings to Milwaukee. The game featured Mays driving in runs, with the Giants later racking up nine runs in a big sixth inning to beat Cincinnati. The Dodgers have scored only two runs in the last 23 innings and remain winless since Koufax beat St Louis.
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Ed Mathews
Don Drysdale
Braves
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Los Angeles
Night Hawk League Bowling Scores Highlights and Standings
Local bowling night features top scores from Heckman Linneman Toumberlin Leigerot and others across multiple teams including White Furniture Cannadays Montgomery Ward Brunswick Kinds Dynamic League and Ottawa Bowl standings. Notable high games include Heckman 213 535 Leigerot 169 539 and Toumberlin 201 523 as teams like Knights and Husters push for top spots with fixtures at Oval Lanes and Ottawa Bowl.
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Kansas City Wins Opener in Rain Shortened Six
The Kansas City Athletics beat Washington 5 1 in a rain shortened six inning game to open the 1964 American League season. St Louis Cardinals defeat Houston Colts 6 1 as Bob Gibson wins on four hits with Tim McCarver Juli an Javier and Curtis Flood driving in the runs.
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Senators
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Houston Colts
Houston
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Tim McCarver
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Johnny Lewis
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Giants rout Reds as Mays homers again in 13-6 win
Willie Mays led the San Francisco Giants with his sixth homer, two more hits, and two RBIs in a 13-6 victory over Cincinnati. Al Jackson pitched for the Mets, allowing six hits with two walks and six strikeouts in a 6-0 shutout of Pittsburgh, securing New York’s first win.
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Giants
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al Jackson
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Pittsburgh
Golf Hopefuls May Collide at North and South Amateurs
PINEHURST N C AP Nancy Roth and Barbara Fay White lead the North and South Amateur field of 26 in first round byes as they seek Curtis Cup bids for Wales. Roth defends her title Tuesday, with White, 23, coming off four Florida winter wins.
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Helen Sigel Wilson
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Shreveport
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Perkins Defends World Junior Welter Title in Kingston
Eddie Perkins of Chicago retained the world junior welterweight title with a unanimous decision over Jamaica’s Bunny Grant at Kingston's National Stadium. Despite a badly cut eye, Perkins dominated the last four rounds before 25,000 hometown fans, marking his second defense of the year and making his pro record 39-1.
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Willie Pep
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National Stadium
Yanks Win and Hinton Erratic in Tight Opening Week
New York rallies to a 5-3 win over Baltimore as Yogi Berra guides first victory of the season. Chuck Hinton misreads a third out, then is benched. the Senators drop to 4-9 while twins split with Detroit. Pepitone drives in two for the Yankees in a game that also features Joe DiMaggio mentioned as a past ironic parallel.
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Associated Press
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New York Yankees
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Washington
Kansas City
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Chuck
Nelson Mathews
Ed Charles
Hinton
Gil Hodges
Hodges
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Joe Pepitone
Bud Daley
Pepitone
Mickey Mantle
Tom Tresh
Baseball Scoreboard Sunday results and upcoming games
Baseball scoreboard shows New York 5 Baltimore 3 Chicago 6 Boston 0 Kansas City 5 Washington 1 in 6 innings rain. Minnesota 12 Detroit 3. Los Angeles at Cleveland rain. Today Chicago at Baltimore New York at Boston. Tuesday Detroit at Los Angeles Cleveland at Kansas City New York at Chicago Boston at Baltimore. National League standings show Philadelphia 4 12 1 800 San Francisco 4 2 .667 St Louis Pittsburgh Cincinnati Milwaukee Chicago Houston New York Los Angeles. Saturday results include Pittsburgh 9 New York 5 Chicago 7 Philadelphia 0 St Louis 3 San Francisco 2 Houston 4 Milwaukee 2 Cincinnati 3 Los Angeles 0 New York 6 Pittsburgh 0 Philadelphia 8 Chicago 1 Milwaukee 3 Los Angeles 2 in 12 innings San Francisco 13 Cincinnati 6 St Louis 6 Houston 1 Philadelphia New York Cincinnati San Francisco St Louis Houston Milwaukee Los Angeles.
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Derby prospects shape West and East preps
Four More Into Kentucky Derby advances from weekend races on both coasts. Quadrangle wins the Wood Memorial at Aqueduct and heads to Churchill Downs, with Calumet’s Kentucky Jug showing promise at Laurel. Real Good Deal stays home, while Calumet eyes Derby glory with Ky Pioneer and Blue Grass Stakes and Stepping Stone Purse outcomes loom for final prep spots. Northern Dancer leads Blue Grass projections with Hill Rise and The Scoundrel among Stepping Stone contenders.
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