Major Baseball Showdowns Highlight Blowouts Across Leagues
Major matches produced decisive wins with Red Sox defeating Yankees 6 to 0, Dodgers routing Cardinals 10 to 0, Giants overpowering Indians 12 to 0, Minor Oilers beating Missions 15 to 2, Cats edging Buffs 13 to 12, and Eagles trimming Sports 14 to 2 in a day of dominant performances.
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Baseball Results and Schedule Highlights Across Leagues
AP summary lists Saturday and Sunday baseball results with teams Milwaukee Washington Detroit Kansas City Baltimore Minnesota Boston Oakland New York California and others. It notes upcoming games with matchups including New York at Milwaukee Chicago at Detroit Boston at California and Baltimore at Minnesota among others. The filing also notes boat registration relief in New York and personnel move at the Air Force Academy with L A Metcalf joining the football staff.
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Butch” Metcalf
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Royals Edge Tigers On Cash’s Two Homers In NL Clash
In a Mother's Day crowd of 31,500, Detroit star Norm Cash hit two homers and four RBIs to fuel a 7-7 tie with Kansas City before a late Royals rally. Kirkpatrick sparked the decisive eighth inning with a grounder misplayed by Cash, allowing Joe Keough to score the winning run.
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Betsy Rawls Wins Dallas Civitan Open With 69
Betsy Rawls shot a two under par 69 to win the Dallas Women’s Civitan Open at Glen Lakes CC, finishing 54 holes at 1 over 214 and earning $3,750. Kathy Whitworth faltered, leaving Rawls two strokes ahead of Mickey Wright, Sandra Palmer, and Marilyn Smith who tied for second at 216.
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Pole Vault Record At Alpine Highlight Of LSC Meet
Rickey Parris of McMurry fell short of 17 feet but set a conference record of 15 6 in the pole vault. The Lone Star Conference meet at Alpine concluded with Texas A&I rolling to the team title as Fast Texas captured the tennis crown and SWT scored a golf victory. Other LSC track marks included Callihan 46.9 in the 440, Utecht 52.3 in the 440 hurdles, and SWT 312.7 in the mile relay.
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Carty Seeks Write-In for All Star Start
Rico Carty of the Atlanta Braves, NL batting leader at .421, hopes a write-in campaign lands him in the All Star starting lineup. He was omitted from the ballot, with Cubs filling seven starting positions. public voting includes 48 nominees and 26 million ballots in June, plus write-in options.
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Cardinals rally past Braves to snap 11-game win streak
In a late rally at Atlanta, the Cardinals scored four in the ninth to beat the Braves 6-5, halting Atlanta’s 11-game run as Joe Cardinal delivered the tying and winning runs with a bases-loaded single after Hoyt Wilhelm’s 1000th game milestone.
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Gilbert Plugs To Win In Houston's Tourney
Gibby Gilbert, a Hollywood Florida club pro on the PGA Tour for a few months, won the Houston Champions International Invitational in a sudden death playoff with Bruce Crampton. Gilbert led early, finished 72 holes at 282, two under par, and edged Crampton on the third hole. Ben Hogan, playing after a three-year layoff, shot 70 and finished five behind.
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IOC accused of weak leadership amid Olympic games dispute
ISF president Thomas Kebler blasted IOC head Avery Brundage for failing to provide competent leadership and forethought to balance the games. Brundage urged withdrawal of Alpine skiing ice hockey soccer and basketball over amateur rule violations, warning such moves could disrupt the winter games.
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Bruins edge Blues to win Stanley Cup in overtime
Boston overcome a 2-1 deficit to force OT, where Bobby Orr scored 40 seconds in as John Bucyk tied late in regulation. The Bruins swept the Blues 4-3 to claim the Cup, with 29 years since their last, and celebrations erupted in Boston Garden. Orr and Bucyk lead a dramatic title run amid record playoff wins for Boston.
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Los Angeles Clippers Rally Past Nuggets to Clinch Series
In the ABA semifinals Los Angeles defeats Denver 109 to 107 to win the best of seven series four games to one. Star players lead the effort as the Clippers secure advancement to the finals.
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Kermit Rips Pecos Nine in five inning rout
Tim Moore earned the win for Kermit Yellow Jackets, pitching five innings and blasting two homers including a grand slam with eight RBIs. Pecos Eagles managed six hits but lacked timely runs as Moore dominated. Norman Tinkler went 3 for 3 for Pecos, but the team left runners on and fell 12 to 1.
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