Phillies Top Colts 4 0 to Keep NL Lead in Bunning Victory
Houston 186 runs aid Ken Johnson as Philadelphia’s Jim Bunning fires a second shutout. Colts fail to score, two Colts reach first base on Nellie Fox hit by pitch and Jim Wynn single. Mauch suspended two days after umpire dispute. Giants behind Phillies in second place. Dodgers lose to Mets. Blass wins Pirates victory.
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Legion-Elks Squad Cut For May 31 Game
Ottawa Elks American Legion baseball trims roster to 16 after first cut. Surviving players include Harkins Greene Murphy Ha worth Davis Lay Rappard Bien Gumm Mendell Lloyd Shofner Craycraft Morelet Nordyke Brady Nordyke leads outfield with .3884 average. pitching staff features Morelet Murphy Craycraft with rookies Lloyd Lay Rappard competing for rotation. Opening doubleheader May 31 at Forest Park against Fort Scott.
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Baseball Scoreboard and Standings Summary
The American League standings show Chicago leading with 15 wins and New York 16, while Cleveland and Baltimore trail, Detroit at 14 and Los Angeles 13 in the West. Monday results include Detroit 7 Washington 6, with Minnesota visiting New York and other games listed for today. In the National League Philadelphia tops with 18 wins and San Francisco 19 hints, St Louis 19, Pittsburgh 17, and Milwaukee 16. Monday results include New York 4 San Francisco 2 and Philadelphia 4 Houston 0, with several matchups scheduled.
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Mauch Faces Suspension for Remarks to Umpires
Philadelphia Phillies manager Gene Mauch, under fire for using abusive language toward umpire Lee Weyer, serves a two day suspension as he watches Houston beat the Colts and reclaim first in the NL. Mauch notes veteran umpires understand a young team's struggles and hints the line may be pushed further in future clashes. He plans to be on the bench for the second game of the series against San Francisco after the suspension ends Wednesday.
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Boxing Show Draws Poorly At World’s Fair Trials
New York AP reports only about 500 spectators attended the evening program at the World’s Fair Singer Bowl. Buster Mathis, 19, Grand Rapids MI, AAU champion, outpointed Dick Pettigrew to reach the Olympic Trials semifinals, where he meets Tyrone Hollins, Coffeyville KS, in a 20 bout slate. Hollins upset Al Wilson in the heavyweight division, as finals determine the Tokyo Olympic team.
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Boxing Results: Benton Outpoints Morris in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia, George Benton of Philadelphia defeated Johnny Morris of Pittsburgh on points after 12 rounds. Benton earned the decision as both fighters showcased endurance and technical exchanges throughout the bout.
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NCAA Provides Scholarship Fund
The NCAA will contribute 35000 from football television income to establish a post graduate and professional study program for 32 outstanding scholar athletes. Grants include 22 football and 10 basketball awards for 1964 65 seniors from NCAA member colleges.
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Fire at Miles Park Kills 17 Kentucky Thoroughbreds
Officials confirmed 17 horses died in the Miles Park Race Track fire near Louisville as flames swept through 12 horse barns and a feed barn. Five more were injured and euthanized, another died of a heart attack, with about 250 horses loose at one point and damages estimated around 100000 dollars.
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Palmer Rallies To Win Oklahoma City Open
Arnold Palmer trailed Lionel Hebert by three at the start of the final round at Quail Creek. He finished five under par 67 to win with 277, taking $5,800 and moving his year total to $44,298. Hebert held second with 279, Verney third at 281, McGowan Souchak tied for fourth at 282.
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League Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights
League Leaders list shows Oliva of Minnesota leading batting with .398 and 53 hits, plus 27 runs and 10 home runs tied for top. Fregosi of Los Angeles follows with .385. Pitching leaders include Pizarro of Chicago at 4-0 and 1.000 ERA, with other 3-0 marks. Mays and Clemente headline in a separate batting table with 30 runs for Mays and 51 hits for Clemente.
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We must limit the tax levy to support local schools
A political message urging tax reform to fund education proposes limiting property tax levies and relying more on indirect state revenue to equalize the tax burden and provide quality schooling within fiscal means. Endorsed by Boyd for Governor campaign committee with Mel Clin gan listed as a committee member.
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Gurney Outlines Open Throttle 500 Plan
Indy driver Dan Gurney said he will push hard from the start of the Memorial Day 500 in a Lotus-Ford, aiming to race as fast as possible with early pit stops. He noted his strategy against a strong field and recalled last year’s near podium finish impacted by pit stops. Gurney logged over 150 miles of practice at speeds to 154.2 mph, testing gasoline fuel over the alcohol blend used in his qualifying run.
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