Walk Harts Giants Edge Phils 6 5 in ninth
Gary Wagner walked Jim Hart with bases loaded in the ninth to force in Jim Davenport for San Francisco’s 6 5 win over Philadelphia. Wagner retired the first batter then loaded the bases with a single, a walk, and an intentional pass, before Davenport scored.
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Memorial Day 500 at Indianapolis Sees 32 Startups Fail
In the Memorial Day 500 at Indianapolis Speedway oil leaks magneto trouble and other car failures sidelined many of the 32 starters. Jim Clark of Scotland won as the field endured breakdowns including clutch rear end transmission piston and oil line problems while Harry Gilmer of the Detroit Lions is noted as a new NFL head coach.
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Meadow Court Wins Derby At $155,820 First Place
Meadow Court, a Canadian owned son of Meadow Court and Tom Fool lineage, won the Derby by two lengths amid late ownership trades involving Bing Crosby and Frank McMahon. Max Bell held sole ownership on race eve, then sold thirds to Crosby and McMahon. Convamore and Wedding Present followed for second and third as Irish Hospital Sweepstakes prizes paid out to ticket holders.
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Pizarro Faces Torn Tendon Halting White Sox Start
Chicago pitcher Juan Pizarro, once a 19 game winner, revealed to have a torn left shoulder tricep tendon after a Saturday medical exam. The White Sox plan to place him on the disabled list, sidelining him for 30 days.
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Florida bred stars set records at Hialeah racing
Florida bred horses posted the best season in Hialeah history with 62 race wins last winter, up from 49 in 1968 and 16 in 1962. Commemorative coins are authorized only by an act of Congress.
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Cardinals Blast Cubs With Three Homers In 8-1 Rout
Tim McCarver Phil Gagliano and Mike Shannon homered as the St. Louis Cardinals beat the Chicago Cubs 8-1 to move back into seventh place. Gagliano opened scoring in the first, four run fourth featured two straight drives, and Shannon drove in two in the eighth. Carlton left early after a Cubs rally, while White, Brock and Skinner contributed key hits for St. Louis.
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Major League Standings and Tomorrow's Schedule Snapshot
Standings show Minnesota 49 26 and New York 327. teams like Cleveland, Baltimore, Detroit, Chicago, and Los Angeles in pursuit. Yesterday results include Kansas City 4 Cleveland 2 and New York 10 Los Angeles 3. Tomorrow's games list multiple matchups across leagues with doubleheaders and night starts.
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Santo Out At Second In Cubs Saturday Slide
Second baseman Ron Santo of the Chicago Cubs is ruled out after sliding into second base during Saturday action. The play showcased Santo's aggressive base running for the Cubs in a midseason game.
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Pirates Roll Past Dodgers 6-1 Behind Law Three Hits
Vernon Law pitched a three hitter and won his eighth straight decision as Pittsburgh defeated the Dodgers 6-1. Law contributed two late singles and sparked rallies in the eighth and ninth with help from Bill Virdon and Bill Mazeroski, rescuing the Pirates from an early 1-1 tie after Osteen and Parker had driven in the tying run.
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Kostro Traded From Bears to Angels for Piche
Denver Bears in the Pacific Coast League trade Frank Kostro, previously sent down by the Minnesota Twins, to the Seattle Angels in exchange for pitcher Ron Piche.
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