Koufax Dominates Pirates In A Rare One-Nothing Win
Sandy Koufax fired a one hit shutout through 6 1 3 innings then stayed perfect to finish with a 1-0 victory over the Pirates. He struck out 10, improving to 1-0 since tying the NL strikeout mark last August. The Cubs beat the Reds 7-4 in 13 innings as Altman homered for Chicago. In the AL, the Yankees swept the A's 4-3, scoring the decisive run in the ninth on a sacrifice fly by Elston Howard.
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Baseball Scores Monday Reams New York 4 Kansas City 3
The lone game on Monday has New York defeating Kansas City 4 to 3. Tuesday slate includes Baltimore at Chicago and New York at Detroit with other matchups listed in the schedule. Wednesday features New York at Detroit and a full set of interleague or intra league games across multiple cities and teams.
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High Jumpers To Meet At Compton Relays Outdoors
Compton California AP America's top Olympic high jump hopes John Thomas of Boston University and Charlie Dumas of Southern California will meet outdoors for the first time at the Compton Relays on June 3. Thomas has cleared 7 feet 4 1/4 inches outdoors and 7 feet 1 3/4 indoors, beating Dumas indoors three times. Dumas has a best of 7 feet 4 inches.
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Wichitan Dies in Plane Crash Near Wichita Airport
Roy Edward Hancock 45, operator of a private detective agency in Wichita, was killed when his light plane crashed near Maize Ease Airport, northwest of the city. The craft hit at a 45 degree angle about three quarters of a mile from the field. it was demolished and Hancock died instantly. He owned H and H Brokerage Co and the Crest Security Bureau, which offered shoplifting and robbery protection. He leaves a widow, two sons, his mother, two brothers and three sisters.
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Dream Park project halted amid legal snags in Los Angeles
Walter O Malley reports work on the Dodgers dream park at Chavez Ravine is paused as legal challenges delay a trac t map and drawing approval. He says 315 acre project costs rise with each delay and features are scaled back, costing millions.
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Eisenhower calls NSC session before national address
President Eisenhower convened the National Security Council for a special session to discuss the summit collapse and prepare his radio and TV address slated for Wednesday night. Press secretary Hagerty said the speech will outline future aims and goals of the United States, its allies, and the free world.
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25th Anniversary Night Game at Crosley Field
Cincinnati marks the 25th anniversary of major league night baseball as Crosley Field hosts a Reds vs Cubs game. Paul Derringer, who pitched the Reds to a 2 1 victory over Philadelphia in the first night game on May 24 1935, will throw out the ceremonial first ball.
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Indianapolis Classic Still Attracts Most
Memorial Day 500 mile race draws the biggest paid crowd as Indy drivers chase pace records. Jim Bryan, Pat Flaherty, and Roger Ward lead laps, with DePalma's historic mark and the danger of leading for high prize money. Race history, fatalities, and track features frame the event.
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