Cards Giants Mets Win Doubleheaders
Unbeaten Bob Gibson improves to 7-0 as St Louis sweeps Pittsburgh 6-3 and 5-1, widening the gap with Philadelphia. San Francisco takes pair from Houston, Mets beat Cincinnati twice, Milwaukee edges Philadelphia, and Dodgers split with Chicago as Marichal and Mays lead late rallies.
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Baseball Standings and Results From Weekend Schedule
National League standings and Sunday results highlight New York and St. Louis performances against Cincinnati Pittsburgh and Chicago. American League shows Chicago Minnesota Detroit and Baltimore atop with late games and night contests scheduled across several cities.
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Wheeling Central Catholic Takes Catholic Tourney Over Parkersburg 10-5
Wheeling Central Catholic defeated Parkersburg Catholic 10-5 in a state Catholic high school baseball tourney game. Six Parkersburg errors in the first inning produced six Wheeling runs, and Bo McConnaughy earned the win with a bases-loaded triple in the third. Parkersburg’s Brabham relieved mid inning and took the loss. Wheeling’s Loder started strong before being relieved. McConnaughy, Goodell, Cappas named to the all tournament team for Wheeling, joined by Brabham, Cullen, and Cullen from Parkersburg and Charleston Catholic’s Monty and Criniti.
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Teens Win Sam Snead Spring Festival Golf Title
In White Sulphur Springs two 17 year olds led Lansing Michigan’s Jim Westwood and Bill Davis from Nassau Bahamas to victory in the 36 hole Sam Snead Festival amateur event with a 117. They edged Billy Campbell of Huntington and his brother Rollo of New York who tied for fourth with 124.
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Tom Rolfe Wins Preakness in Dramatic Finish
Tom Rolfe the smallest horse in the field won the Preakness by a neck over Dapper Dan with Ron Turcotte riding. Dapper Dan finished second, Hail to All third, in a race worth 128,100 to owner Raymond Guest. Ismael Valenzuela disputed a foul, but stewards ruled no violation after reviewing films.
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Maxwell Gels Wins First Pro Golf Victory
Sue Maxwell of Tulsa wins the Muskogee Civitan Open by five strokes, posting an even par 70 on Sunday for a 54 hole total of 213. She moves clear after opening tied with Kathy Cornelius, with Mickey Wright and Judy Kimball tied for second. Maxwell, who began golf at 15 and was 1964 rookie of the year, claimed her first professional win on her one year anniversary as a pro.
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Ground Control Wins Acorn Stakes at Aqueduct
Ground Control, a 38-1 outsider trained by J. D. Michaels, won the 35th Acorn Stakes at Aqueduct despite a foul-claim protest by Manuel Yeaza aboard Up Oars. Marshaa finished second, Up Oars third, and What A Treat, the favorite, fourth. Payouts: win $79.00, place $19.60, show $9.30.
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White Sox sweep Angels on twin bill dominance
Al Lopez’s Chicago White Sox ride strong pitching and timely hitting to a 6-2 and 5-4 doubleheader win over the Los Angeles Angels, pulling 2½ games ahead in the AL. Boston, Kansas City, Baltimore, and Washington also posted victories as Detroit and Minnesota faltered. Jim Buzhardt won in opener for Chicago, Tommy John triumphed in the nightcap, and Eddie Fisher saved both games.
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Furman Thinclads Capture SC Crown
Furman University won the Southern Conference track title in Greenville by 16 points over West Virginia, 67 to 51, with wins in the three mile run and relay events. WVU set records in hurdles and javelin while Davidson’s Alan Turner swept the 100 and 220 yard dashes.
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Major League Boxscores St. Louis Second Game
Pittsburgh beat St Louis as boxscore shows Javier 2b 5 2 2 0 Virgil 3b 3 0 0 0 Brock rf 3 0 0 0 Virdon cf 4 0 3 1. Details are incomplete but key players Javier Virgil Brock and Virdon appear with limited stats in this fragment.
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