Face in the scoreboard sparks Phillies protest at Forbes Field
Philadelphia manager Gene Mauch protested a face in the left field scoreboard during a 6-5 loss to Pittsburgh as NL battles with San Francisco. The decision moves to the National League jury. Meanwhile the Dodgers and Reds played 17 innings to a 2-2 tie before curfew, and Nellie Fox’s squeeze bunt helped Houston beat Milwaukee 4-2.
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Baseball Scoreboard Thursday Results and Upcoming Games
Kansas City defeated Chicago 4 to 1 in the only game reported. Thursday schedule lists Chicago at Detroit Cleveland at Washington New York at Kansas City Baltimore at Los Angeles Boston at Minnesota. Upcoming weekends include Boston at Minnesota and Chicago at Detroit with multiple interleague matchups.
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Mays Sinks Cards With Eighth Inning Two-Run Shot
Willie Mays hit a two-run homer in the eighth off Curt Simmons to give the San Francisco Giants a 2 1 victory over the St. Louis Cardinals in St. Louis. Mays described facing the curve as he connected for his 18th homer of the season as the Giants moved a game up on Philadelphia. The Players mention Orlando Pena and John Wyatt contributing for the A’s in Kansas City in a 4-1 win over the White Sox amid four Chicago errors.
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Associated Press
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Sam Ellis
Jim O'Toole
Diego Segui
Jim Bouton
New York Yankees
Clark Aims for Record Crowd at Indianapolis 500
Jim Clark seeks to end American victors since 1919 in the 48th Indianapolis 500. Ford backs a new overhead engine in seven Lotus-Fords while Clark headlines a field including Ward Foyt Ruttman and Jones as telecast eyes a record crowd and massive advance sales at the 537 acre speedway with 155000 grandstand seats.
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Memorial Day stakes loom in Jersey Derby and Metropolitan
Two $100,000-plus races anchor the Memorial Day program at Garden State Park and Aqueduct. Jersey Derby features eight likely starters including Mr. Brick with Bobby Ussery riding, while the Metropolitan caps nine to twelve starters led by Ahoy carrying 132 pounds. Other top contenders include Chateaugay Saidam Red Gar and Rex Ellsworth's Grey Lag era entries.
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Chile Wins Davis Cup Tie Over Barbados 3-2
Chile closed the American Zone Davis Cup series with a 3-2 win over Barbados as Ernesto Aguirre defeated David Tate 6-4 in the fifth set. Tate led 3-0 in the final set but Aguirre broke serve twice to clinch victory after darkness halted play Wednesday.
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Mets Big Game Draws TV Spotlight on 19 Runs
New York Mets rattled 19 runs and 23 hits in a single day stunning Casey Stengel. ABC will air a Wide World of Sports segment Saturday commemorating the historic explosion, likening it to Babe Ruth’s famed moment and Bobby Thomson’s homer.
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