Veale Pitches Pirates to 4-0 Win and 12th Straight
Bob Veale held the Phillies to four runs in a 4-0 shutout as Pittsburgh ran its winning streak to 12, moving from ninth to seventh. Richie Allen and Dick Stuart each singled three times. Veale waited long delays between innings due to rain before finishing off 16 strikeouts.
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Cardenal steals home as Angels beat Red Sox 4 1
Jose Cardenal's 16th theft of the season sets up the decisive run in the Los Angeles Angels 4 1 win over Boston in the lone AL game. The 160 pound speedster also tops the league base stealing race, with Bill Rigney praising the green light for steals. George Brunet earned his third win, while Dave Morehead suffered his seventh straight loss to the Angels.
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Hall's Chevrolet Dominates Sophia Slow Pitch Tripleheader
Hall's Chevrolet swept a Sophia league doubleheader at Tams Tuesday, crushing Sophia Finance 24 to 1 before rallying past Stover's 10 to 6 in the nightcap. Mills and Pate belted homers for the losers, while Combs homered for Stover's as Hall's rolled with a steady offense and late-inning surge.
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Hawks Defeat Royal Combine in Minor Little League
The Hawks exploded for seven runs in the second inning and added five more across other frames to beat the Royals 12 to 2 at Elks Stadium Tuesday night. Royals scored in the third inning as the Hawks pulled away with a commanding performance.
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Baseball Leaders and Runs Batted In Summary
National League leaders include Mays and Mantilla among top hitters with 10s and 44 RBIs for Banks of the Cubs. McCovey and Mays pace Giants with 37 and 36 RBIs as Johnson and Pinson help Reds. In the American League Mantilla tops with 38 RBIs, Oliva 33, Colavito 32, and Thomas 30. Conigliaro Colavito Horton Gentile and Oliva all recorded 10s in hits.
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Baseball scores from today in Haiti and American League
National League Maloney and Farrell posted wins with scores 5-1 and 4-1 respectively while Gibson and Giusti led in other NL games. In the American League Pascual and Grant blanked opponents 6-0 and 5-0 as Pappas and Buzhardt won 5-1 and 4-1 with Lolich taking a 7-2 Tigers victory.
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Toledo Defeats Jacksonville, 8-6 in IL race
The Toledo Mud Hens topped the Jacksonville Suns 8 to 6 to move within a game and a half of first division. Mickey Harrington hit a grand slam in the seventh inning to drive all Toledo runs. Jacksonville remains in fourth, a game ahead of Syracuse. The Rochester Red Wings beat Toronto 5-4 as Buffalo at Syracuse was rained out.
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Baseball standings and schedules in United Press International
American League standings show Minnesota Chicago Detroit Baltimore Cleveland Los Angeles Boston New York Washington Kansas City with varied win percentages. Wednesday and Thursday pitching matchups list Detroit New York Chicago Cleveland Baltimore Kansas City Washington Los Angeles Boston Minnesota and related games and times.
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Milwaukee and Houston clash in tied box score report
Box score notes show Milwaukee six runs and Houston two. Lillis and Bolling collect two baser hits. Aaron drives runs with a triple and a home run alongside Jones. Bonds, Bolling score on strong team hitting.
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Monroe Named As Post 70 Manager
Twenty three boys welcomed Monroe into the Warren Williams Junior League as Post 70 manager at opening day practice. The league will begin play June 14 with six teams including Post 70 and Post 32. schedule runs through August with a post season tournament.
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Reorganization Hinted for Orioles and Yankees Front Offices
New York based report outlines possible reshuffles in American League with Bill Veeck returning as Orioles president and GM, Lee MacPhail shifting to a key Yankees role, and Ralph Houk potentially taking AL presidency or remaining as VP while aidingMacPhail. Joseph A. W. Iglehart and Jerry Hoffberger poised to chair Orioles board as CBS ties surface.
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Orioles chase MacPhail and Veeck amid ownership chatter
In Baltimore, 1959 talks reveal Iglehart pressing for Bill MacPhail at Orioles while Lee MacPhail nears Yankees role. Hoffberger eyes Veeck with possible part ownership as Veeck hints at unlikely fits with Senators or Cubs, leaving Houk secure at CBS.
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Jim Clark wins biggest jackpot ever for Speedway 500
Jim Clark wins the largest Speedway payoff in history as the Memorial Day race looms as a potential million-dollar event. Clark and Lotus share 166,921 of the 628,399 prize, with Clark praising designer Colin Chapman and hinting at future racing plans while A J Foyt weighs retirement.
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Minor II Blues and others schedule today
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Sam Snead Seeks U S Open Qualifying Next Week
Sam Snead 52 will attempt to qualify for his 25th straight U S Open as 459 players nationwide vie for final spots. Final 36 hole tests at four sites on June 7 and nine more on June 8 fill 119 berths in the 150 player field for the St. Louis championship June 17 to 20.
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Sea Bird II Favored In Derby At Epsom
Sea Bird II, the 5-2 favorite, is favored to win the 186th Derby Stakes at Epsom. Rain left the track good to soft, pleasing owner Jean Ternynck and Australian rider Pat Glennon. Gulf Pearl and Niksar follow as other top contenders in the field for the second richest Derby on record.
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