Fisher Keeps White Sox Rolling with Ninth Inning Save
Eddie Fisher, the White Sox relief ace, sealed a 5-4 win over Kansas City to extend Chicago’s streak to nine. He has saved 10 games this season while posting a 2-0 record in 17 appearances, aided by Hoyt Wilhelm’s knuckler tips.
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Tebbetts gets three year contract extension with Indians
Cleveland Indians General Manager Gabe Paul announced a new contract through 1966 for manager George Tebbetts amid fan and media criticism over bullpen choices. Tebbetts said he loves Cleveland and plans to finish the rebuilding job, while Paul stressed the move provides security for both manager and players.
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Birdie Tebbetts Late For Legion Lunch In Cleveland
Cleveland AP report says Birdie Tebbetts, rehired Indians manager, was late to a newspaper sponsored American Legion luncheon. He found the correct event after wandering floors and a movie, then spoke about the Woods and Waters Club luncheon.
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Cubs Beat Cards In Loose Little League Score
In a rough Little League game the Cubs outhit the Cardinals with Boucek and Reynolds contributing solid lines for the Cubs while Zister and Finch led the Cards. Scoring gaps emerged across innings as both sides posted late frames, final counts showing the Cubs with seven runs to Cardinals eight.
Boxing Results From Phoenix Event Nightly Knockout
In Phoenix Ariz Jesus Pimenthal from Los Angeles won by knockout on May 1 defeating opponent Robles of Los Angeles in the 5th round. Light details mention weight classes 120 and 12414 pounds. The report records a clear KO ending a boxing card in Phoene.
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Ford Skids To bullpen as Keane reshapes staff
New York AP four straight losses push Whitey Ford to the bullpen. Manager Johnny Keane says Ford will work in relief to regain rhythm and control, with a possible return to the rotation later. Ford, 2-5 on the season, accepts the move as potentially best for him.
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Baseball Scoreboard National League Standings and Scores
National League standings show Los Angeles leading with 22 wins, Cincinnati 17, San Francisco 17, Milwaukee 14, Philadelphia 16, St. Louis 16, Houston 17, Chicago 15, New York 13, Pittsburgh 9. Tuesday results: Chicago 7 San Francisco 6 in rain shortened play. Milwaukee 4 New York 3. St. Louis 8 Philadelphia 2. Houston 4 Los Angeles 1. Pittsburgh at Cincinnati rain. Today’s games include San Francisco at Chicago and New York at Milwaukee. Philadelphia at St. Louis. Pittsburgh at Cincinnati. Los Angeles at Houston.
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League Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights
List of season leaders across leagues with top batting averages runs batted in and hits. Notable names include Mays San Francisco Banks Chicago Horton Detroit Kaline Detroit and Koufax Los Angeles. Pitching leaders feature Gibson St Louis with wins and Koufax strikeouts.
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Cassius Fit For Fight
In Lewiston Maine doctors say heavyweight champ Cassius Clay is fit for his May 25 title bout with Sonny Liston. A Maine Boxing Commission physician from Chicopee Massachusetts performed the prefight physical and pronounced Clay in top condition after weighing 211. Liston trained at Poland Spring with six rounds in front of a standing room crowd including former champions Joe Louis Jim Braddock and Jersey Joe Walcott.
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Lake Pomona Booms With Weekend Visitors and Shoreline Expansion
Lake Pomona bustles as 9,109 visitors sample two days of a holiday survey and 15,000 enter Pomona State Park over a weekend. Officials plan July 1 shoreline expansion for 100 campsites and new facilities to meet growing demand. Fishermen find good bullhead and bass fishing in deep arms like 110-Mile Creek while sunnier shores attract picnickers and sunburned crowds.
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Dodgers No-Hitter Bid Ends in Ninth as Astros Win
Houston catcher Ken Johnson nearly no-hit the Dodgers indoors, lasting into the ninth before a leadoff walk and two singles broke the bid. The Astros won 4-3, extending their streak while Los Angeles' lead over Cincinnati shrank to 3 1/4 games. Sadecki pitched well for St Louis, and Milwaukee beat the Mets as Jim Lefebvre and Lou Johnson provided late Dodgers offense.
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Sadecki Opens 1965 Season With Win Over Phillies
Ray Sadecki, St. Louis left hander, snapped a four game skid by beating Philadelphia 8 to 2. He allowed two solo homers to Richie Allen and Alex Johnson but finished strong, fanning five and aided by three double plays. He noted the need to stay in the rotation and keep going to the mound.
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