Giants Dodgers Surge In Memorial Day DoubleHeaders
Giants and Dodgers swept Memorial Day doubleheaders to tighten NL race. Giants beat Philadelphia 4 3 in 12 innings on Jose Pagan’s walkoff. Giants then led 2 0 in first inning of the second game. Dodgers defeated the Mets 13 6 and 6 5 behind Maury Wills two homers and Willie Davis in the ninth inning.
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Cleveland Ahead In Spite Of Split
Cleveland's roster adds Ramos and Power as the Indians and Twins each win in a twinbill. Ramos homered twice with five RBIs in a 7 0 win over Baltimore before Baltimore topped Cleveland in the nightcap. Power belted a dramatic 11th inning homer to lift Minnesota past the Yankees as Detroit and Chicago split.
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Maris Denies Homer Order
Roper Maris denies Yankees management or others urged him to chase home runs at the expense of all else. He said the report is untrue and originated only recently. Maris questioned who quoted such statements and insisted he would not discuss it if it were true.
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A's Split Memorial Day Doubleheader With Washington
The Kansas City Athletics split a Memorial Day doubleheader with the Washington Senators in Kansas City. Washington lost game one 8 0 while winning game two 5 2. Ken Retzer drove in four runs with a homer and two singles in the opener. The A's loaded the bases in the seventh of the second game, Ed Charles scoring on a passed ball and Norm Siebern adding two RBIs with a center field single. The A's added two more runs in the eighth.
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Palmer To Play At Memphis Open Golf Tourney
MEMPHIS Tenn AP The $40 000 Memphis Open Golf Tourney starts today with fans hoping for a Palmer Player duel after both top money makers reappear Arnold Palmer and Gary Player headline a field that includes Mike Souchak Joe Campbell Julius Boros Bob Goalby and Cary Middlecoff defending champion Billy Maxwell and Tommy Bolt at Colonial Country Club a par 70 course
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Six Softball Games Set Next Week
Church softball set to begin in Ottawa Monday June 4 with two Forest Park games Westminster Presbyterian vs Nazarene at 7 Richter Methodist vs First Christian at 8 20 A managers meeting 6 45 pm Friday June 1 at the Youth Center All managers urged to attend Two Tuesday games Trinity Methodist vs First Methodist at 7 and Wellsville Methodist vs First Baptist at 8 30 Friday night Wesleyan Methodist vs Faith Lutheran at 7 and Bethany Chapel vs Grace Episcopal at 8 30
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Scoreboard San Francisco: 45 to Philadelphia in long game
Baseball scoreboard reports results across multiple games including a 12 inning loss by Philadelphia to San Francisco and a 16 inning Cincinnati win. Highlights show Houston, Chicago, St. Louis, Los Angeles, New York, Milwaukee and others with varied scores. The Herald notes a weekly $5 tip bounty.
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