King Walks Off For Senators In Doubleheader Win
Jim King, a 32-year-old pinch hitter in his ninth major league season, delivered the decisive runs for Washington in a doubleheader sweep of Cleveland. He scored the winning run on a pop fly misplayed by Chuck Hinton in the eighth inning of the first game and added a bases-loaded single in the eighth of the second game to cap a 3-2 and 4-2 victory. The Senators also benefited from Harmon Killebrew’s timely power and solid relief pitching, while other AL results included Minnesota’s 3-2 ten-inning win over Chicago and Baltimore’s two-win day over New York.
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Murray Chass
Associated Press
Jim King
Washington Senators
Cleveland
Senators
Washington
King
Gil Hodges
Ken Hamlin
King Quickely
Chuck Hinton
Indians
Hinton
Ed Brinkman
Brinkman
Ken McMullen
Vic Cavalilelo
Douse Lole
al Luplow
Harmon Killeebrew
Minnesota
Chicago
Rune
White Sox
Floyd Robinson
Don Buford
Ken Berry
Danny Cater
Robin Roberts
Yankees
Orioles
Paul Blair
Luis Aparicio
John Orsino
Jerry Adair
Baltimore
New York
Curt Blefary
Joe Pepitone
Tony Kubek
Boston
Detroit
Felix Mantilla
Red Sox
Dalton Jones
Mike Ryan
Ryan
Los Angeles
Paul Schaal
Angels
Kansas City
Athletics
Bill Bryan
Tom Reynolds
OU Claims 6th Place In Iowa Meet
Ottawa University finished sixth of 15 at Graceland Ree lays in Lamont Iowa with 2314 points. Maryville State of Missouri won the title with 56 Southwestern College took second with 32 and Graceland third with 3014. OU had no winners and one second Darrel Randall in the mile set a new school mark 4 25.6. Ottawa captured three thirds Ron Reusch Leonard Scheufler and Dick Booth Stan Hudson Wendell Carpenter Phil Hughes. Other scoring included Jim Roth in discus and 440 yard relay, Hughes in 100 yard dash, and multiple fourths fifths. Randall’s mile time surpassed the old OU standard 4 29.1. Ottawa next meets Baker at 3 30 p m Wednesday at Baldwin.
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Ottawa University
Kansas
Graceland
Ottawa
Ron Reusch
Leonard Scheufler
Dick Booth
Stan Hudson
Wendell Carpenter
Phil Hughes
Maryville
Jim Roth
Hughes
Medeley
John Carver
Darell Gowens
Dan Griffin
Randall
James Douglas
Baker
Baldwin
Shoemaker Wins Derby On Lucky Debonair In Kentucky Classic
Louis ville AP Willie Shoemaker rides Lucky Debonair to a neck victory over Dapper Dan in the 91st Kentucky Derby. Final time 2 01 1.5, track record 2:00 set by Northern Dancer last year. Catrone says Debonair to Pimlico for the Preakness on May 15, then Belmont Stakes.
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Louisville
Willie Shoemaker
Jesse James
Lucky Debonair
Shoemaker
Frank Catrone
Catrone
Flag Raiser
Lucky Deboenair
Dapper Dan
Tom Rolfe
Native Charger
Hail To All
Mr. Pak
Swift Ruler
Carpenter’s Rule
Bold Lad
Narashua
Northern Dancer
Pimlico
Aqueduct
Frank Whiteley Jr
Missouri Tackles Kansas In Big Eight Baseball Showdown
Missouri riding eight wins in nine and leading the Big Eight faces Kansas in Columbia in a pivotal weekend series. Nebraska Iowa State and Oklahoma State loom, with Missouri’s offense pacing the push as pitching backs the drive. Key homers by Cum mings Rudanovich and Robben highlight a sweep of K State while OSU and Colorado clash, Oklahoma edging Colorado in 11 innings.
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Associated Press
Missouri
Kansas
Columbia
Nebraska
Iowa State
Lincoln
al Tubbs
Dick Olson
Oklahoma State
Hi Simmons
Ron Cummings
Dan Rudanovich
Bob Robben
Oklahoma
K-State
Colorado
State College of Iowa
Drake
Steve McGreevy
Jim Dreiling
Fred Chana
OSU
Lawrence
Colorao
Norman
Adrian Mohr
Allen Gott
Rookies Challenge Veterans In Big Eight Spring Scrimmages
Veteran backs like Light Horse Harry Wilson of Nebraska Bob Skahan of Kansas and Glenn Baxter of Oklahoma State lead in Big Eight spring drills amid talented rookies. Wilson starred for Nebraska in a 36 27 win over the Reds over the Whites, while Skahan’s Kansas Whites won 18 12 and Baxter impressed OSU.
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Jim van Valkenburg
Associated Press
Harry Wilson
Nebraska
Bob Skahan
Kansas
Glenn Baxter
Oklahoma State
Wilson
Reds
Whites
Bob Devaney
Walt Barnes
Skahan
Kansas Whites
Baxter
OSU
Charles Durkee
Boxing Results from Bahia Blanca and St John NB
Oscar Bonavena from Buenos Aires knocked out Carlos Vasequez in Bahia Blanca. Jackie Burke from St John outpointed Roger Frechette in Lowe ll Massachusetts over 10 rounds.
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Bahia Blanca
Argentina
Oscar Bonavena
Buenos Aires
Carlos Vasequez
ST. John
N.B
Jackie Burke
Roger Frechette
Lowell
Mass
Miss Smith Wins One at Betsy Rawls Peach Blossom Open
SPARTANBURG S C AP Marilynn Smith wins her first golf title in over a year capturing $1 275 first money in the $8 500 Betsy Rawls Peach Blossom Women's Open Her 54 hole total 213 gave a one stroke victory over hometown favorite Miss Rawls in the 13th annual event Rawls earned 1 035 after a final round of 72.
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Spartanburg
S.C
Marilynn Smith
Betsy Rawls
Miss Rawls
Baldwin Depth Wins Invitational Track Crown at Baker
Baldwin High captured the mile relay and edged Tonganoxie 54 52 to win the Baker University invitational at Cavaness Field. Wellsville took third as Moody of Louisburg dominated the jumps and Beedles of Baldwin and Orr of Tonganoxie each claimed two golds. Fifteen records fell as ten teams competed, with Baldwin placing in almost every event.
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Lasteditch
Baldwin High
Baker University
Cavaness
Baldwin
Tonganoxie
Bill Beedles
Orr
Beedles
Louisburg
Moody
W. Hull
Wellsville
Wyles
Hoffines
Richmond
Princeton
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Johnson
Dowman
Oskaloosa
Cole
Smith
Blue Mound
Ransom
Williamsburg
Tureley
Hobson
Stottlemire
Run
Richeson
Long
Perry
Breihaupt
Lee
Medley
Council Grove
Dash
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Oska
Burrell
Bell
Dally
Schaffer
Gibbon
Wolland
West
Hartsook
Stevens
Chambers
Kubitzki
Thomas
Davenport
Reed
Biddle
Lyndon Wins Osage County League Track Title
Lyndon High dominated the Osage County League meet at Emporia scoring 61, led by Ray Toulouse with wins in the 100 and 220 yard dashes and the broad jump meet record. Howard Tiffany added two firsts in the high jump and 440 yard dash with a meet record, as Overbrook and Carbondale followed among the top teams in the standings.
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Emporia
Tigers
Pomona
Overbrook
Carbondale
Melvern
Burlingame
Scranton
Lyndon
Speedy Ray Toulouse
Howard Tiffany
Toulouse
Tiffany
Mundy
Wilson
Moel
Herman
Huske
Schroeder
Thompson
Creekiston
Whitman
Culbertson
Lake
de. Busk
Manning
Bame
Lynedon
Lindstrom
Miles
Carebondale
Atchison
Johnson
McFarlane
Collins
McPhail
Hoag
Crown
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Ken Boston
Gary Lane
MU Whites
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Gomer Jones
Larry Plantz
Gale Weidner
Clay Stapleton
Kansas State
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Credit Life
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