Dodgers Move Into First-Place Tie In NL Pennant Race
Dodgers beat Giants 3-2 for their third straight win as Koufax earned his fourth victory. Roseboro and Gilliam homered in the fifth to supply all Los Angeles runs while the Giants dropped a one-run decision for the third straight game. In other games, Musial drove in five as St Louis swept Chicago, Hoak drove in five for Pittsburgh in a 13-11 win over Philadelphia, and Cincinnati split with Milwaukee.
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Baseball Standings And Results From Sunday And Tuesday
Sunday results show Chicago beating Boston in 10 innings 6 to 5, Detroit over Kansas City 5 to 3 rain paused later, New York 4 to 2 over Baltimore, Cleveland 9 to 2 over Minnesota, Washington 7 to 6 over Los Angeles. Saturday games include Boston 4 Detroit 3 in 10, Cleveland 4 New York 3, Baltimore 4 Washington 2, Minnesota 2 Kansas City 0. Tuesday schedules list Chicago at Baltimore and Detroit at Minnesota among others with multiple games completed and pending.
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Indians Move Closer To First In AL Race
Cleveland takes undisputed second in the American League by sweeping Minnesota in a doubleheader 9 0. Washington climbs to sixth with a 6 2 and 7 2 win over Los Angeles. New York rises to third after splitting with Baltimore while Detroit tops Kansas City in the opener. In the NL, Los Angeles ties San Francisco for first with a 3 2 win. Pittsburgh crushes Philadelphia 13 1. St. Louis sweeps Chicago. Milwaukee and Cincinnati split. Mentions of Minnesota’s 5 hits and Johnny Temple’s 6 0 season lead.
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Expect Big 500 To Be Fastest
INDIANAPOLIS AP Thirty two American auto racing veterans and British road racing champion Jack Brabham will form the fastest field ever for the 50 year old 500 mile race May 30. A record qualifying average of 145.302 miles an hour was set after two weekends of qualifying ended Sunday. Eddie Sachs of Center Valley Pennsylvania topped the two weekend times with 147.251 on opening day earning $2,200 and the No 1 starting spot a week from Tuesday.
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Cardinals End Slump With Doubleheader Sweep Over Cubs
The St. Louis Cardinals snapped a six game skid by sweeping a Sunday doubleheader from the Chicago Cubs in Chicago. Musial White McDaniel and Gibson led the attack as Musial drove in five runs in game one and White added two in game two. McDaniel won the first game while Gibson dominated in relief in the nightcap. The Cards improved at home and set up a two game series with the San Francisco Giants at Busch Stadium with Ernie Broglio to pitch. The Tigers beat the Athletics 5 3 in Kansas City. the second game of that doubleheader was rained out. Frank Lary earned his seventh win for Detroit.
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Ottawa U Second in Loop Meet After Meet Records Fall
Southwestern wins Kansas Conference track meet with 121 38 points, Ottawa 94 10, Baker 90. Four records toppled as teams outpace others. Baker mile relay breaks 36 year mark. Ottawa’s Brown drops two seconds off two mile. Vail lowers record in 8800 yard run. Boley nears javelin record. College of Emporia places fourth among nine teams.
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Vaulting Sophomore Will Top 16 Feet
Oklahoma State's George Davies, fresh off a world record vault, is expected to clear 16 feet as he eyes a first 16 foot vault this season. Davies helped Oklahoma win the Big Eight track title, with Oklahoma State repeating in tennis and golf titles at the Colorado meet. Davies, a 20-year-old sophomore from Phoenix, also plans appearances at Modesto relays Compton relays and the Meet of Champions before NCAA meet in Philadelphia.
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Borrowed Frosh Is Alumni Hero
Jay Roberts a freshman end on loan to the alumni from the varsity caught a 6 yard pass for the winning touchdown Saturday as the Kansas alumni football team defeated the varsity 16 to 13. The spring practice windup game attracted a crowd of 6000. The varsity had two late touchdowns to lead 13-10 after trailing early. Freshman fullback Ken Coleman was the outstanding ground gainer scoring both varsity touchdowns on 4 and 1 yard dives.
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Bowling Scores Mixers Benchmark Highs Reported
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