Bunning Ties Cy Young On 2823rd Strikeout Of Year
Memorial Day opener sees Jim Bunning strike out five as the Phillies beat San Diego 3-1 and move to second in the all time list with 2,823 strikeouts. Other NL results include Pittsburgh 6-0 over Chicago and Houston 4-1 over Cincinnati.
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Ken Rappoport
Associated Press
Jim Bunning
Philadelphia Phillies
Dean
Bunning
Phillies
San Diego
Cy Young
Walter Johnson
Young
Sandy Koufax
Bob Gibson
Garry Jestadt
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Nellie Fox
San Diego Stadium
Willie Montanez
Darrell Brandon
Barry Lersch
Ivan Murrell
Ae” Bop
Weer
Padres
Houston
Cincinnati
Cedeno
Joe Morgan
Roger Metzger
Willie Mays
Tito Fuentes
San Francisco
New York
Giants
Mays
Mets
Jerry Koosman
Alan Gallagher
Danny Frisella
Fuentes
Tommie Agee
Willie
Jose Cardenal
St. Louis
Atlanta
Louis Brock
Brock
Richie Allen
Jim Brewer
Don Sutton
Buford Has Memorable Day As Orioles Split Twinbill
Buford belts two homers in the Orioles 11-3 win in the nightcap after being hit by a pitch and provoking bench clears. The doubleheader split left Baltimore within one game of first place Boston as other AL games featured Kansas City at Boston and Minnesota over Detroit.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
Ae TS
Alth
Don Buford
Baltimore
Orioles
Chicago
White Sox
Tommy John
Boston
Red Sox
Kansas City
Minnesota
Detroit
Washington
California
Cleveland
Milwaukee
New York
Oakland
Buford
John
Ed Herrmann
Joe Horlen
Bart Johnson
Durocher Hints Cubs Managerial Future in Slump
Pittsburgh AP Leo Durocher, 64, says Cubs days may be numbered as Chicago suffers a 6-0 loss to Pittsburgh. He notes injuries and a weak bullpen as causes while defending his team and admitting vulnerability. He was ejected in the fifth after protesting a strike call against Ferguson Jenkins.
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Pittsburgh
Leo Durocher
Chicago Cubs
Durocher
Ferguson Jenkins
Baseball Standings and Results Snapshot
Standings show Boston leading the American League with 29 wins and 18 losses, Baltimore 27-19, Detroit 26-22, New York 21-26, Cleveland 20-26, and Washington 18-29. West division leaders Oakland 33-18, Minnesota 25-24, California 23-27, Milwaukee 19-25, Chicago 18-26. Saturday results include New York 6 California, Milwaukee 9 Detroit 2, Oakland 12 Boston 8, Baltimore 11 Minnesota 8, Cleveland 2 Chicago 1, Kansas City Chicago rain. Sunday scores Baltimore 6 Minnesota 5, Chicago 3 Cleveland 2 in 10, Detroit 9 Milwaukee 5, New York 7 California 4, Kansas City at Washington rain. Monday highlights Chicago 1-3 Baltimore 0-11, Milwaukee 6 Cleveland 5, Minnesota 6 Detroit 2, Washington 4 California 0, Kansas City 7 Boston 3-4, New York 5-3 Oakland 3-6. Tuesday matches Detroit at Minnesota, Cleveland at Milwaukee, California at Washington, Oakland at New York, Kansas City at Boston. Also MLB results across leagues include Los Angeles 2 Philadelphia 1, 12 innings, and St Louis 8 Atlanta 3.
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Washington
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St. Louis
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Houston
San Diego
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San Francisco
Zachary
Ellis
Blasingame
Kelley
Renko
Downing
Gentry
Stone
W. L. Pet. GB
J. Louis Pittsburgh
Philadel
S Francisco
Angeles
District 3 Announces All Stars
Eleven players from nine District 3 NCAA teams were named to the all district baseball team by Southeast coaches. The final national picks come at the College World Series in Omaha next week. Mississippi State placed two players Mike Proffitt and Phil Still, Clemson added Rusty Gerhardt and Craig White, with other selections including Bob Tucker Dave Sauve Larry Elliott Guy Lecell Ron Cash John Van Arnhem and Doug Pounder.
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S.C
Omaha
Neb
Mississippi State
Mike Proffitt
Phil Still
Clemson
Rusty Gerhardt
Craig White
Tennessee
Bob Tucker
Maryland
Dave Sauve
Georgia Tech
Larry Elliott
Guy Leczell
Jacksonville
Ron Cash
Florida State
John van Arnhem
Virginia Tech
Doug Pounder
Citadel
Dawson Street Y Swimmers Excel At Albany Meet
Twenty six Dawson Street YMCA swimmers earned at least one award in a three team meet at the Albany Y indoor pool. Thomasville Y swimmers totaled 15 firsts 16 seconds 12 thirds and 12 fourths across freestyle butterfly backstroke and breaststroke events with relays also taking first in several age groups. Albany Y edged Dawson Street for team honors while Albany independent club took third.
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Dawson Street Ymca
Albany Ymca
Thomasville ‘Y
Albany “Y
Dawson Street
Horse Race Daily Purses and Results Summary
The record lists results from a 12 race card dated 5-16 with multiple grades. Notable outcomes include QUINELA multi-race exacta and big payouts across several races, plus final aggregates for BIG Q.
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Shan
Esquire Escort
Quinela
Daily Double
Blue World
Scotty
C.C. Tamari
Big Q
Texas Raised
G. H
Bobby
Steve
Patsey
Swim Meet Supports From Albany Rally For Local Team
Kathryn Kelly and Judy Stubbs could not attend the meet while John Marshall coached the local swim team. Providing assistance were Mrs John Marshall Mrs H H Hodges and Wayne Dodson. A large delegation of parents traveled to Albany to support the teams efforts. Results of local swimmers participation follow.
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Kathryn Kelly
Judy Stubbs
John Marshall
H.H. Hodges
Wayne Dodson
Albany
Local Swim Meet Results Highlight Young Champions
8 and under and older events list winners across multiple strokes and relays. Notable performers include Bill Hodges Wade Marshall Cayla Miller Vince Martin Robin Hines Rand Malone Missy Matt Misty Matt Steve Martin and others earning top places in 25 to 100 yard events and relays.
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Albany
Thomasville
Pat Sanders
John Malone
Wade Marshall
Tommy Strealdorf
Andy Borem
Mike Borem
Bill Hodges
Bert Dodson
Kathy Gardner
Cayla Miller
Vince Martin
Harrell Guy
Brad Lawson
Robert Varnedee
Robin Hines
Johnny Kavouklis
Cecelia Martin
Esther Guy
Beth Hodges
Layne Tower
Rand Malone
John Kelly
Loretta Martin
Lib Lanigan
Missy Mott
Steve Martin
Tommy Streatdorf
Bil Hodges
Sie
Robert Varnedoe
Robert Varnedoc
Johnny Kavouktis
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Loretto Martin
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