Reds blank Cardinals to seize first place lead
Cincinnati pitchers Jim Maloney four hits allowed zero runs as Frank Robinson and Gordy Coleman homered in a 6 0 win over St Louis. The victory drops the Cardinals from the NL lead while Pittsburgh moves ahead after a 5 0 win over Los Angeles. San Francisco also won 17 4 over New York to create a three way race.
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Cincinnati
Frank Robinson
Gordy Coleman
Jim Maloney
St. Louis
Cardinals
Reds
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Pirates
San Francisco
New York
Robinson
Gordie Coleman
Coleman
Pirates Blank Dodgers 5-0 on Gracious Shutout
Don Schwall pitched a four hitter to blank the Los Angeles Dodgers and lift the Pittsburgh Pirates to a 5-0 victory. Dick Schofield drove in two runs with a bases loaded single in the second, and another runner scored after Willie Davis fumbled in center. Clemente doubled, Pagiliaroni and Schwall walked before Schofield's clutch hit off loser Bob Miller.
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Pittsburgh
Don Sehwall
Los Angeles Dodgers
Pittsburgh Pirates
Dick Schofield
Willie Davis
Roberto Clemente
Jim Pagiliaroni
Schwall
Schofield
Bob Miller
Pirates
Tay
Louis
Pee Wee Oliver
Altman
Im Musial
Bob Skinner
Ordurke
Donn Clen- Taylor
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Clemente
Vlive
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Harper Cf
Maloney
Howard Rt
Davis
Rt. Laws
Rasebara
Olin
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Oliver
Robinson
Caleman
Miter
Peranaski
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Roebuck
Bauta
Olive
Binloney
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RM Schofield
Skinnen
Stargell Ib
Clendenon Ib
Maski
Sehwall
Hos Angeles
Stargell
Pagliaroni
Murphysboro
Selmier
Johnson
Moose
W. du
J. Bals
Kiefer Selmier
J. Roberts
Voorhees
du’ Bois
Hanson
100 Gamblers Arrested By IRS On Derby Day Raids
Federal IRS agents conducted coordinated raids on Derby Day across 43 cities in 13 states including Boston New York Chicago Detroit and Baltimore. More than 100 gamblers were arrested and at least 88 gambling establishments were raided yielding $32000 in cash and four cars. Over a dozen arrest warrants were issued as the operation marked a historic timing of raids on a race day.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Gambrs
Chisox Beat Senators 8-1 in rain delayed win
Chicago White Sox defeated the Washington Senators 8-1 as Dave Nicholson hit two home runs driving in three. Nicholson tied the score at 1-1 with a fourth inning shot, with Floyd Robinson adding a triple for two runs. A 1 hour 21 minute rain delay preceded a five-run seventh inning.
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Chicago
Dave Nicholson
Chicago White Sox
Washington
Senators
Sox
Floyd Robinson
Yanks Rally Behind Homers For 3-2 Win Over Twins
Elston Tow and Pete Ward homered, Mickey Mantle added a two run double as the Yankees edged Minnesota 3-2 in a two day series. Stan Williams pitched well into the ninth before a two run outburst by the Twins. Williams allowed two hits through eight innings before trouble in the ninth.
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Elston Tow
Pete Ward
Mickey
Louisville man first to own two KentuckyDerbies
George J. Long of Louisville became the first owner to win the Kentucky Derby twice. He took the 1892 Derby with Azra and repeated in 1906 with Sir Huon. Everett Grimes of Hollywood will captain Army's 1964 pistol team and Mike Wikan of Augusta will lead the rifle team.
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Louisville, Ky
George J. Long
Azra
Sir Huon
Everett Grimes
Hollywood
Calif
Army
Mike Wikan
Augusta
Giants Hit Six Homers In 17-4 Rout Of Mets
The San Francisco Giants slugged six home runs, two by Ed Bailey and two by Orlando Cepeda, in a 17-4 win over the New York Mets. Cepeda hit twice, Bailey added two, Felipe Alou and Jim Davenport also connected, as Davenport returned from injury with four hits. The Mets committed five errors and Aou? Cincinnati.
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Milwaukee
al Barlick
Milwakee
Bob Shaw
Chicago Cubs
Barlick
Cubs
Alourfet
Shaw
McCovey
Chicago
Paul Toth
Mays
Kuenn Rt
Shaw Cepeda
M. Alou
Bulley
Haller
Bowman
O'Dell
Perry P
New York
Kranepool Rf
Ord
Kanehl
I Thomas
Hickman
Hodges
Ny Brook
Throneberry
Sherry ¢ Williams
Moran
Hunto
Craig P Hanks
Rodgers Oss
Bearnanth
Mattuns
Kanew
San Francisco
Hobbie
Neal
Thomas
Davenport
Alan McQdaniel
Cepeda
Dayen
Sherry
Bailey
RBI
Dillard
O'Delley
Larker
Aaron
Crab
He Aaron
Rowe
Mathews
Beamarah
Kiseher
Lemaster
Raymond
Grabivtson
Crandall
Sulting
Piche
Funk
Maye
Totus
Miwauke
Giants
New York Mets
Ed Bailey
Orlando Cepeda
Felipe Alou
Jim Davenport
Roger Craig
Badgers Beat SIU Golfers in Madison Clash
Wisconsin’s undefeated golf squad extended its season win streak to nine with a 22-14 victory over SIU at Madison. Both teams played two rounds, nine and 18 holes, with individual match results listed for Iversen, Eberhardt, Melik, Krueger, Payne, Alpert and others, detailing scores and head-to-head outcomes.
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Wisconsin
Madison
SIU
Bill Iversen
All Kruse S
Roger Eberhardt
Jerry Kirby
Lance Melik
Leon McNair
John Krueger
Robert Johns
Bob Payne
Dave Turner
John Alpert
Jim Place
National League standings and recent results recap
Standings show Pittsburgh and St Louis atop the NL with San Francisco, Chicago, Milwaukee, Philadelphia, Los Angeles, and Cincinnati also in the mix. Yesterday's results include San Francisco over New York and Philadelphia routing Houston, while Pittsburgh defeated Los Angeles. Today’s NL games feature matchups across major clubs with several doubleheaders listed.
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Pittsburgh
St. Louis
San Francisco
Chicago
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
New York
Houston
Miwaukee
Pierce
Ord
Ind Olsea
Los Angeles Ouehert
Lavy
Chleaga
Elsworth
Waukee
Claniiger
St. Tavis
Simmons
Cheinnut
O'Toole Owen
Pet
Washington
Baltimore
Detroit
Minnesota
Cleveland
Boston
Kansas City
Donovan
Koles
Belinsky
Moorehead
City
Penn
Rogan
Terry
Minne
Paseual
Chaney
Quirk
Cheney
Herbert
Horn Len
Egypt Track Honor Fail 100 Yard Dash Event Names
A historical track meet results list shows times and placements for events at Egypt. Marion Halliburton leads the 100 yard dash with listed class names, followed by competitors Halliburton 220 and 440 yard dashes, plus 880 yard run results marked with names such as Lynn, Carter, Monroe, and Whitecotton. The page records hurdle times and other dash results with multiple Illinois town and school affiliations like Carbondale Pinckneyville Sparta Herrin McLeansboro and Marion.
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Haliburton
Marion
Furs
Carbondale
DeWeese
School
Halliburton
White
Lesser
Rodgers
Hepp
Pinckneyville
Gidcomb
Eldorado
Hays
Sparta
Burgener
Moore
Monroe
Whitecotton
Herrin
Rhinecker
Ji Burns
McLeansboro
Saxe
Benton
Osman
Williams
Centralia
Jim Burns
Schweizer
Howell
Johnston City
Gillespie
Orioles Beat Tigers 8 4 in May 4 Game
Steve Barber earned his fifth win as the Baltimore Orioles defeated the Detroit Tigers 8-4. Boog Powell and Jackie Brandt homered for Baltimore, while Jake Wood and Al Kaline went deep for Detroit. The Tigers twice led 2-1 before Baltimore scored three in the sixth to pull away.
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Detroit
Steve Barber
Iyotan
Boog Powell
Jackie Brandt
Baltimore Orioles
Detroit Tigers
Barber
Tigers
Jake Wood
al Kaline
Naline
Fourtraight
Powell
Jim Bunning
Orioles
Brooks Robinson
Baltimore
Aparicig
Alary Aus Snyder
Dotsoy
Ruth Gentle
Shoot
Christine Jacobs
Robinson
Wihna Lyons
Wanda Storme
Pavel Ht
Smith
Brandt
Orstne
Detroye
Rrulen
Kaline Rf
Triandas
Colavini If
Freenan
Philips
Faul
Anderson
Orsing
Freehan
Wood
Ip Oh
SO Barber
Aunning
Anders
SIU Awards Six Letters In Winter Sports
Fifty eight Southern Illinois University athletes earned varsity letters for winter sports. Swimners led with 18 winners followed by 15 gymnasts, 14 wrestlers, and 11 basketball players. The piece lists honorees by sport with names for basketball wrestling gymnastics and swimming. Ken Heist of Wayland Massachusetts will captain Lehigh University's swimming team next season.
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Southern Tlinois University
Trank Lenifer
Dave Henson
Harald Hood
Lou Williams
Eldon Bigham
Paul Henry
Rod Linder
Joe Ramsey
Eddie Blythe
Thurman Brooks
Duane Warning
Isadore Ramos
Donald Devine
Terry Finn
Robert Morris
Dan DiVito
Eric Ferock
Michael George
Anthony Jackson
David Holian
Donald Millard
Roger Plapp
William Hartzell
Kenneth Houston
Larry Kristoff
Hugh Blaney
Anthony Calabrese
Charles Ehrlich
Thomas Geocaris
William Hladik
Russell Mitchell
Bruno Klaus
Fred Orlofsky
Dennis Wolf
Charles Woer
Steve Pasternak
John Rush
Joseph Zimmer
Henry Schafermeyer
William Simms
Gerald Anderson
Larry Asmussen
Dale Cunningham
Terry Downing
Ben Farmer
John Fischbeck
Ernest Gonzales
Darrell Green
Gary Luther
Edward May
William Murphy
Klemens Osika
Raymond Padowson
Ken Heist
Wayland, Mass
Junio
Lehigh University
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Rose
Pinson
Johnny Edwards
Uprl Tel Bansrrette Waliers
Dodgers
Scizco
Massachusetts
Missouri
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Maryland
California
Virginia
Ohio
Illinois
Gallance Ncw
Vorsey
Chisox
Nicholson
Yanks
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Sanleast
Piersall Ct
King Rt
Minosa
Hinton
Osborne
Leppert
Cotter
Bob Allison
Brinkman
Jimmie Hall
Daniely Stenhouse
Earl Batley
OE Landis
Grre Boyer
Hershberger
Richardson
Ax ‘Tresh
Wels
Mantle
Cunningham
Wright
Od ‘ Ward
Papitone
Maris
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Tt Howard
Hansen Ag Kubek
Martin
Fisher
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Stenhouse
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Hatley
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House of Tabric
Ant Battey
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H. Mantle
Murden's Realty Bo
Wiliams
Lawrence Drugs
Holiday Inn
Moore Ge Oil
Electrolux
Mouse of Fabric
House of Fabric
Murden
Really
Goller
Stella Schoend
Phyllis Bain
Sandy Goller
Mary Nesler
Stella Schoendfoust
Chrysler
Plymouth
Eason Motors
East Main Carbondale
Braves
Rip
Mets
Ety Cicuit Qlupeu
Lulu
Badgers
Glenmore Martiniatralory
Glenmore
Glenmore Distilleries CO
Louisville-Owensboro
Kentucky
Egypt
Rap Tigers
Linton
Austin
Harris
Crown
Carterville
Upchurch
Albert
Sandusky
Wolf
West Frankfort
Cairns
Steinmelz
King
Everado
Barth
Spillman
Franklin
Dascotte
Jolson
Anna Jonesboro
Limbaugh
Chester
Guthman
Stein
Fors
Vernon
U. School
Marion Women's Bowling League
Century Hardware
Goss Hotpoint Town Shop
Superior Bakery
Beasley
Marion Finance Bank of Marion
Bank of Egypt
Parker
Bob's Cafe
Tam’s
Trier
Pat Crum
Kayippin
Ruth Mann
Lone Star Boats
Vaige
Mercury Park Lane
Oldsmobile
Swindell Motors, Inc
Cadillac
Tinois
the Coin Swallowing Bank
Carbondale Savings and Loan Association
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