Giants edge Phillies as Sanford shines in key series
San Francisco clinches top NL spot by one game after Jack Sanford blanked Philadelphia 3-0 in a pivotal start. Chicago Cubs erupt with three wild pitches by Ernie Broglio in the seventh inning, sparking a 7-4 win over St. Louis to move two games behind. Dick Tracewski helps Dodgers over the Mets 6-4. Warren Spahn earns win 353 as Milwaukee beats Cincinnati 4-2. Houston tops Pittsburgh 3-1. Willie Mays draws three walks while hitting .404 after another quiet night.
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Mike Rathet
San Francisco ‘Giants
Jack Sanford
Ernie Broglio
Giants
Sanford
Chicago Cubs
Broglio
St. Louis
Uecker
Rodgers
Ellisworth
Cubs
Dick Tracewski
Los Angeles Dodgers
New York
Wes Covington
Hart
Willie Mays
Mays
Ron Santo
Baseball roundup with multiple late-inning comebacks
Dick Groat errors and Dick Bertell single set up a run for the Cardinals with Ken Boyer driving in four, including a homer. Billy Williams Santo homered for Ellsworth’s support. Dodgers rallied on Tracewski two runs in the third and lead in the sixth. Mets rally late as Tracewski’s single gave Ortega a 5-1 edge. Spahn and Ellis tied 1-1 until eighth when Milwaukee moved ahead on Maye and Torre homers. Carty and Coleman homered for Braves and Reds. Spahn allowed six hits in victory. Ellis 2-1. Colts finally scored on Spangler two-run single, Bond homer, Bruce won with bullpen help.
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Dick Groat
Dick Bertell
Ken Boyer
Cardinals
Billy Williams
Santo
Ellsworth
Tracewski
Dodgers
Phil Ortega
Mets
Spahn
Sam Ellis
Reds
Milwaukee
Lee Maye
Joe Torre
Rico Carty
Braves
Gordy Coleman
Ellis
Colts
al Spangler
Walt Bond
Bob Bruce
Hal Woodeshick
Pirates
Oliva Shines as Twins Star In Long Yankee Win
Pedro Oliva, the 22 year old rookie with only a handful of major league games, dazzled in Minnesota Twins 7 2 victory over the New York Yankees in 13 innings. Oliva batting .391 after a Tuesday night game, impressed teammates and officials with his power and versatility, drawing comparisons to Mickey Mantle and earning praise from Sam Mele and Calvin Griffith.
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Joe Reichler
Associated Press
New York
Vic Power
Big Powder
Pedro
Tony
Young Oliva
Minnesota Twins
Sam Mele
Twins
Mickey Mantle
Calvin Griffith
Mantle
Oliva
Yankees
Mele
Ball Park
Power
Chicago
Floyd Robinson
White Sox
Jackie Robinson
League Leaders By THE Associated Press American and National
American League leaders include Oliva batting .391 with 54 hits and 28 runs, plus Cash leading RBIs with 28. Pitcher stats note Pizarro 4-0 and Bunker Hall 3-0. National League leaders show Mays batting .404 with 51 hits and 31 runs, Clemente 51 hits and 35 RBIs, and Marichal 6-0 pitching.
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Associated Press
Oliva
Minnesota
Fregosi
Los Angeles
Rollins
Cash
Detroit
Wagner
Cleveland
Emerson Eyes Tennis Slam Ahead at French Open
Roy Emerson of Australia opens defense of his men's singles title at the French Championships in Paris and pursues the rare European swing to join the chain of the Big Four. He hopes to win the Australian, French, Wimbledon, and Forest Hills titles in the same year, starting with a second round match against Antonio Maggi after a first round bye.
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Paris
Roy Emerson
Australia
Don Budge
United States
Rod Laver
Forest Hills
Emerson
Wimbledon
Caribbean
South America
Europe
Antonio Maggi
Italy
Tigers Sweep Jayhawks In Big Eight Doubleheader
Missouri swept Kansas in a Tuesday baseball doubleheader 2 1 and 2 0 to stay unbeaten in the Big Eight. Keith Weber earned the opener win with a bases loaded single for two runs in the fourth, while Dennis Musgraves shut out Kansas on three hits in the nightcap as Missouri stretched to 21 3 overall and 18 0 in league play behind an already clinched conference title.
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Lawrence
Kan
Missouri
Tigers
Kansas
Jayhawks
Keith Weber
Dennis Musgraves
Weber
Palmer Prepares For Open With Cautious Tempo
Arnold Palmer says he is focusing on the Open with slow, steady preparation. He aims for a second leg toward a Grand Slam and has won the Masters. Palmer, playing at Brook Hollow against Byron Nelson Tony Lema and Bob Charles, shot 70.
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Dallas
Arnold Palmer
Bethesda
Palmer
Byron Nelson
Tony Lema
Bob Charles
Charles
Brook Hollow Golf Club
Jack Nicklaus
Arnie
Oklahoma City
Baseball scoreboard results and upcoming games
A Tuesday AP roundup shows Chicago beat Cleveland 6 5 Minnesota topped New York 7 2 in 13 innings Boston defeated Los Angeles 4 3 Baltimore edged Kansas City 3 2 in 10 Detroit won 5 2 over Washington. Today Detroit at Washington Kansas City at Baltimore Minnesota at New York Los Angeles at Boston. Standings list San Francisco Philadelphia St Louis Pittsburgh Milwaukee Cincinnati Los Angeles Chicago Houston New York. Regular season results include Milwaukee 4 Cincinnati 2 Chicago 7 St Louis 4 Houston 3 Pittsburgh 1 Los Angeles 6 New York 4 San Francisco 3 Philadelphia.
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Minnesota
Bressoud
Boston
Mathews
Kansas City
Rollins
Green
Versalles
Hinton
Washington
Colavito
Allison
Hall
Aparicio
Baltimore
Wagner
Cleveland
Fregosi
Los Angeles
Pizarro
Chicago
Bunker
Kralick
Clevland
Wickersham
Detroi
Radatz
Penn
Mays
San Francisco
Williams
Clemente
Pittsburgh
Stargell
Pitts
Boyer
St. Louis
Maye
Milwaukee
Hunt
New York
Santo
Banks
Allen
Wilis
Harper
Cincinnati
Marichal
Gibson
Maloney
Drysdale
Bunning
Philadelphia
Detroit
W. L. Pet. G.B. San Fran
Philaphia
Los Angels
Houston
Meet Needs Volunteers for Junior Champ Track Meet
Volunteers are sought to help run the Junior Champ Track Meet at Cook Field on Saturday May 23. More than 300 Ottawa area youths compete for 99 ribbons in a event stressing Physical Fitness and the coming Olympics. Call Jim Grogan or Larry Williams to volunteer.
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Cook Field
Ottawa
Jim Grogan
Larry Williams
Siebern's 10th-inning homer lifts Orioles over A's
Norm Siebern, ex-A's star, collected three hits including a game winning 10th inning homer as Baltimore edged Kansas City 3-2. Siebern boosted his average to .336 while Gentile dropped to .267. Other AL results featured Boston, Chicago, Detroit, Minnesota, and New York in late inning drama.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
Charley Finley
Kansas City
Finley
Baltimore
A’s
Norm Siebern
Finley Gold and Green
Orioles
Athletics
Boog Powell
Siebern
Jin Gentile
Boston
Los Angeles
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Minnesota
Yankees
Siebern's Homer Sinks The A's In Wild Night
In St Louis, Cubs beat Cardinals 7 4 despite nine misplays and three wild pitches in one inning. Rodger Andre Rodgers stole second to start Cubs seventh, wild pitches, errors, and a squeeze attempt fueled a National League record inning.
Bowling Scores Saturday Night Sunset Rolling Pins 4
Bowling results list several teams with high scores and players. Highs include 10- R Cole 162 and 30-M Milton 462 for Sunset, 10-30-K Cordle 163.449 for Strugglers, 10-30-R Kamp 245-630, 10-30-M Jones 174.466 for Slaphappy, 10-30-B White 175.483 for The Rollers, and 10-30-J Nichols 177-440 for Lost Four.
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R. Cole
Milton
K. Cordle
Vv. R
R. Kamp
M. Jones
the Rollers
B. White
Nichols
Tuesday Night Ladies Bowling Scores Spotlight
The listing shows multiple bowling teams and scores with participants Adams, Wenthe, Ferguson, Conrad, Lutz, Maloney across venues High 10.30 and similar markers. Notable entries include Shinn Haley Todd Insurance Arnold’s Jewelry Kofo and VFW Auxiliary with affiliations and score codes. The fragment outlines team names, player initials, and lane designations without a connected narrative.
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Shinn-Haley
Adams
Todd Insurance
Wenthe
Kofo
Conrad
Lutz
Eagles
Maloney
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