Giants Rally Past Phillies For Early Season Victory
The Giants edged the Phillies 2 1 to clinch their first win of the season. Shaw steadied with two scoreless innings after a rocky start, while Mantle and Perry impressed with timely hits. Osteen’s two hit 3-1 win for the Dodgers over Pittsburgh boosted Koufax’s mood as the season progresses.
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Portrait of Pitching Agend About to Work
Mets veteran Warren Spahn, 41, about to start his 715th major league game, faces nervous pregame moments in Florida. He allows four innings of no-hit ball before Houston's 11 inning win 7 6. Beauchamp given up a misplayed change up leads to a tough loss while Spahn remains confident, saying the club would be back and that fans should remember Spahnie.
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Moss Returns in 3000 Mile East Africa Safari
In Nairobi 98 cars start a grueling 3000 mile East Africa safari. Stirling Moss makes a comeback driving for Saab as No. 2 behind Erik Carlsson. Moss aims to avoid Grand Prix publicity and help Carlsson win.
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Celtics and 76ers duel in decisive seventh game
Celtics star Bill Russell and Chamberlain of the 76ers clash for the 89th time in the NBA playoffs as Boston hosts Philadelphia in a final Eastern Division showdown at Boston Garden. Tuesday’s 112-106 Philly win tied the series at three games apiece, with the winner advancing to meet Los Angeles in the finals.
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Randy Matson Shatters NCAA Discus Record in Waco
Texas A&M sophomore Randy Matson unleashed a 201 feet 5 % inch discus throw in a triangular meet at Waco against Baylor and Texas Tech. The effort surpassed Occidental’s Bill Neville’s year old NCAA mark by over eight feet, signaling potential orbit-like progress for the event.
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Angels Beat Yankees In Extraordinarily Unlikely Fashion
Curtis Block reports Angles rookie Angelee Jose Cardenal hits his first major league homer off Whitey Ford. Angels hammer four New York pitchers for 12 hits in a 4-3 win as George Brunet wiggles out of a ninth inning jam. Milt Pappas shuts out the White Sox on six hits while Jim Fregosi drives in the decisive run.
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California Fish and Game Commission adopts humane depredation rules
The California Fish and Game Commission approved new depredation regulations at its Los Angeles meeting. The rules require the issuing officer to specify firearms and ammo types, mandate humane handling of the animal, and demand precautions to prevent meat spoilage until disposal. The regulations take effect May 6 after filing with the Secretary of State.
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Detroit man Terry Dischitiger linked to case
Detroit police report a man named Terry Dischitiger connected to an ongoing case. Details are sparse in the fragment, with no official charges confirmed or locations specified beyond Detroit. Further information is not available in the readable text.
Stingy Houston Pitches Lead In Walks Allowed 1964
Houston Colts pitchers were the stingiest in the majors in 1964, issuing only 353 walks in 142 1 2 innings. Of these, 53 were intentional, the fewest among all MLB teams and well below the 400 threshold.
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Orsino and Norm Spark Orioles in Strong Defense
In a tight frame two men on base tied the game as John notes Orsino and Norm led the Orioles with two hits each. Pappas received solid support from a stout Orioles defense that turned four double plays preserving the contest.
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