Koufax Pitches Dodgers Into First Place
Sandy Koufax won his 11th game to lead the majors and lift the Dodgers to first in the NL with a four run six inning surge against the Giants. John Roseboro hit a two run homer in the fifth and John Kennedy added a two run double as LA pulled away after Koufax retired the first 11 batters.
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Zlamladly
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Dodgers
Giants
Los Angeles
John Kennedy
Willie Mays
Ollie Brown
Twin-30 field grows with 16 entrants for USAC race
Larry Dickson joins 15 other entries for the June 19 Twin-30 USAC sprint at Vigo County Fairgrounds. The field includes Paul Jones and Dick Adkins in Moscowski Chevies, Kris Rutherford out with broken arms, and international flavor from Australian driver Bob Greentree. Tickets available in Terre Haute outlets and by mail to Don Smith.
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Dixon
Rossburg
Fairgrounds Racing
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Dick Adkins
Parnelli Jones
Paul Jones
Parnelli
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Adkins
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Ascot Speedway
CRA
Dick Fries
Bob Hogle
Hal Minyard
Bobby Unser
Jud Larson
Gary Congdon
Bob Wente
Bob Greentree
Phil’s
Bill
Baseball results roundup from several major leagues
Summary of daily scores and key plays across MLB and NLF fixtures. Notable mentions include Wagner and Foy homers for the Red Sox and Yankees respectively, Stange and Krausse securing wins for their clubs, and Stargell and Roseboro delivering late-game power for their teams.
Track Meet Highlights and Record Feats at U. S. Meet
Officials praised timing accuracy as javelin and long jump marks set new meet records. Notable performances include John Tushaus of Arizona with 272' 1%\" and Georgia Johnson leading the women's 220 yard dash with 24.3 seconds, while Pim Ryan of Jayhawk TC clocked 1 44.9 in the 880 yard run.
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Bulova Watch Co
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Everett Marcum
Arthur Horwood
John Tushaus
Arizona
Jerry Dyes
Abilene Christian
George Muschis
Knoxville
Delman McNabb
LSU
Frank Burgasser
New Mexico
Ernest Krombolz
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Calvin Bowser
North Texas State
Mike Blanco
BYU
George Woods
Ron Stewart
Duke
Eugene Crews
Missouri
Ed Mooney
Texas Tech
Martin Elsner
Kent State
Louis Gainey
Atlanta TC
Ivan Robinson
Tom Chilton
Gary Aid
Jayhawk TC
Robert Brown
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T. C
Dick Gray
Oklahoma Christian
Georgia Johnson
Met
Jenda_ Jones
Texas
Connie Knott
Iowa T. C
Marge Benjamin
Iowa
Sara Beckford
Gloria Taubaugh
Brenda DeWall
Gilbert Smith
Texas A & M
Tom Smith
San Joe State
Orin Richburg
Dave Reeves
Randy Weddle
Clyde Peach
Denny Kohl
Smith
Richard Johnson
Colgate
Larry Livers
Villanova
Tony Pickett
Houston T. C
Dave Adkins
Ala
Mike Douglas
Jon Reimer
Bryan Westfield
Ann Arbor
Pim Ryan
Jayhawk T. C
Peter Snell
New Zealand
Tom von Ruden
Oklahoma State
Lowell Paul
Charles Christmas
Don Tillman
Ohio U
John Dunkelberg
Bob Richards
Web Lauder
Dianné Yancy
Marsha Null
Judi DeHart
Oscar Moore
SIU
John Lawson
Jayhawk
P. McMann
Chicago
Dave Stoney
Tenn
Wayne Badgley
Abilene
Tom Hoffman
Wisconsin
Sara Beckord
Iowa Ord
Debbie Kirkey
Linda Hardin
Sharon Withers
Dianne Knight
George Johnson
Dora Dyson
Brenda DeWaill
Shirley Reescana
Martha Irwin
Kerry Roach
Twins Beat White Sox 6 2 In Midwest Rivalry
The Minnesota Twins defeated the Chicago White Sox 6-2 for the sixth straight win in the season series. Dave Boswell limited Chicago to four hits while the Sox offense featured a double steal and a failed bid to tie the game. The Cubs lost 1-0 to Houston in 10 innings as Ken Holtzman pitched well before a ninth inning collapse.
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Sox
Eddie Stanky
T’m
John Buzhardt
Twins
Jim Perry
al Weis
Dave Boswell
Buzhardt
Dennis Higgins
Lee Elia
Floyd Robinson
Tom McCraw
McCraw
Zoillo Versalles
Robinson
Gary Peters
Jim Kaat
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Ken Holtzman
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Bob Bruce
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Andy Etchebarren
Russ Snyder
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Orioles
Jake Wood
Norm Cash
Hank Aguirre
Clete Boyer
Joe Pepitone
Boswell
Cardinals Edge Phillies in tight NL game
Tim McCarver led St. Louis past Philadelphia with a triple and three singles driving in two including the deciding run in the seventh. Ex Phillies Curt Simmons beat his former team for the 18th time in 22 decisions with relief help from Dennis and Hoerner.
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Jim Wynn
Bob Aspromonte
Houston
Cubs
Ken Holtzman
Ron Taylor
Dick Farrell
Tim McCarver
St. Louis
Phillies
Phillie
Curt Simmons
Don Dennis
Joe Hoerner
Dick Rustek
New York
Ed Bressaud
Mets
Cincinnati
Jim Maloney
Wants Straights Widened 10 Feet At Indianapolis Speedway
Bob Wilke head of the National Champion ship Car Owners Association urged Indianapolis Motor Speedway to widen the main straightaway by up to 10 feet. He noted current 50 foot straights and 60 foot turns and cited a 500 mile Memorial Day pileup as reason for safety. Wilke said the association has previously requested wider straights despite cost.
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Speedway
Wilke
Rookie Bressoud Leads Mets In 5-0 Victory Over Reds
New York rookie Dick Rusteck threw a four hitter in his major league debut and Eddie Bressoud drove in four with two home runs as the Mets shut out Cincinnati 5-0. Rusteck tied the staff's scoreless streak with 46 games, while Bressoud, told to wear glasses, hit a three run shot in the second and a solo homer in the eighth.
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Dick Rusteck
Eddie Bressoud
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Jacksonville
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Bressoud
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Roy McMillan
Reds
Jackson
Jim Maloney
Jack Baldschun
Houk Names Talbot To Start Tigers Clash In Twin Bill
Yankees manager Ralph Houk plans right hander Fred Talbot to start the second game of a Sunday doubleheader against the Detroit Tigers. The five player deal with Kansas City Athletics sent Bill Stafford Gil Blanco Roger Repez for Talbot and catcher Bill Bryan. Houk cites youth on the pitching staff and notes Bryan hit 14 homers last season.
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Ralph Houk
New York Yankees
Kansas City Athletics
Houk
Fred Talbot
Detroit Tigers
Yankees
Bill Stafford
Gil Blanco
Roger Repez
A’s
Talbot
Bill Bryan
al Downing
Mel Stottlemyre
Fritz Peterson
Jim Bouton
Bryan
Repez
Mickey Mantle
Joe Pepitone
Mantle
Ray Barker
Athletics
Kansas City
Dec Edward
New York
Roland Sheldon
Pollard Faces Theft Charge At Indianapolis Speedway
Indianapolis AP Pollard 38 Medford Oregon was freed on 200 bond after a Gasoline Alley garage theft at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. He allegedly took a drill press two magnesium wheels air compressor starter welding equipment and other tools on May 31 and faces Speedway Magistrate Court June 16.
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Art Pollard
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Pollard
Medford
Ore
Richard Compton
Rex Mays
Milwaukee
Speedway Magistrate Court
American boxer Dick Hall defeats Ulric Regis in Trinidad bout
In Port of Spain a 183 pound American fighter Dick Hall outpointed Ulric Regis, a 195 pound Trinidad rival, in a boxing match highlighting a local boxing card.
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Trinidad
Dick Hall
United States
Ulric Regis
Baseball Leaderboard Snaps Top Totals Across Leagues
The data lists top hitters and pitchers by league and team. Notables include Hank Aaron and Willie Mays with high totals, Frank Robinson leading AL rosters, and Koufax and Bunning posting strong win records.
Buick Open Leaderboard Shifts Amid Rain Delays
Phil Rodgers and veteran Jim Ferrier share a first round lead at Warwick Hills as Tony Lema drops to six over par missing the cut risk. Fred Marti also impresses amid a field of 144 with Sam Snead and other former champions chasing a brutal 70s round.
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UPI
Phil Rodgers
Jim Ferrier
Fred Marti
Tony Lema
Warwick Hills
Lema
Sam Snead
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Snead
Julius Boros
Kermit Zarley
Roger Ginsburg
al Geiberger
Dave Marad
Ken Venturi
Tommy Aaron
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Tom Weiskopf
Frank Beard
Randy Glover
Palmer
Arnold Palmer
Bob Rosburg
Jay Hebert
Billy Martindale
Ray Floyd
Mason Rudolph
Doug Sanders
Ferrier
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