Mays Powers Giants Past Reds as Dodgers Struggle
Willie Mays homered and drove in three runs to lift the San Francisco Giants to a 13 6 rout of Cincinnati. His three hits raised his average to .391 as he starred in a late rally helped by a two run double in the ninth. The Dodgers, held to two runs in 23 innings, dropped their fifth straight game in Los Angeles.
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Braves
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Souchak Wins Texas Classic Ahead Of Nicklaus
Mike Souchak captured the 1964 Texas Classic at Sharpstown GC Houston finishing 278 six under par to win $7,500. Jack Nicklaus earned $4,000 as runner up after bogeying the 17th hole. Arnold Palmer had led the money race idle. Rex Baster Jr Butch Baird and Al Geiberger also posted strong showings.
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Sharpstown
West Virginia Road Toll Reaches 120 After Weekend Crashes
Two Indiana residents, an Indiana couple, and a Buckhannon local died in West Virginia weekend accidents. The toll for 1964 rose to 120, up from 84 at the same point last year.
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Buckhannon
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James Wood Dominates Tri Meet Also Tops In 440 and 6 1
The Colonels of James Wood win a triangular meet with Loudoun Valley and Central by 30 points led by Dietz a new high jump school mark at 6 ft 1 in and Orndorff 54.0 in the 440. Wingfield and Shrum lead James Wood with 12 and 12½ points as New records set in the event and Handley suffers a 21 point loss to Herndon in a Northwestern District triangular meet.
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Yanks Berra Win First Game Of The Season
Yankees triumph 5-? over Orioles as Yogi Berra earns first win of the year in a game highlighted by Chuck Hinton’s misplay and Joe DiMaggio legacy reference. Pepitone drives key runs with Mantle, Tresh contributing in a tense early season contest.
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Major League Standings and Results Recap
The American League shows Baltimore leading with 4 wins and 1 loss, Minnesota 4-2, Detroit 4-2, and Boston 2-2. National League has Philadelphia 4-1, San Francisco 4-2, St Louis 4-2, and Chicago 2-3. Saturday results include Detroit over Los Angeles 3-2 and Minnesota 8-6 in 10 innings, with several other AL and NL scores. Upcoming games listed include Philadelphia at New York and Cincinnati at San Francisco.
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Young helps women stay fit at East Side YMCA
Joyce Young, 20, attends the East Side YMCA on weekdays for fitness training under Coach Jack Toler. A nurse at Children’s Hospital, she competes in badminton, volleyball, basketball and calisthenics to inspire other women to stay active.
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Irish Derby at Curragh to Carry At Least 180000 Purse
The Irish Derby set for June 27 at the Curragh County Kildare lists a minimum purse of 180000 dollars. Ragusa, the 1961 winner bred in Ireland by Harry F. Guggenheim, was sold for 12000 dollars in 1961 to J R Mull and became the sport's top money earner with 345000 dollars in earnings.
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Regret Stands Alone in Derby History
Louisville report notes that only the filly Regret won the Kentucky Derby in 1915, marking a singular achievement in the famed race's history.
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Derby Hopefuls Shaping Up
Derby hopefuls gather for the 90th Kentucky Derby with Quadrangle from Aqueduct set to head to Churchill Downs. Calumet’s Derby candidates including Ky Pioneer and Kentucky Jug show potential as prep races at Laurel Keeneland and Golden Gate shape the field amid plans for a 15-horse classic.
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Driver and Jockey Bi Shively Ties Harness Racing Legend
Bion Shively, the developer of the first harness horse to win $100 in one year, is celebrated as a pioneer in harness racing. He rode his first race at Aurora Nebraska in 1892 at age 14 and, now 86, won the Hambletonian with Sharp Note though he no longer drives. He still follows the sport closely.
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Bi) Shively
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