Giants Lead NL As O'Dell Improves to 8-0
O'Dell, 30, pitched his eighth win of the season as the Giants beat the Reds 5-4 with homers by Cap Peterson and Felipe Alou. The win gives New York a 2 games lead in the National League. Warren Spahn earned his 334th victory as the Braves topped the Dodgers 7-4. Cubs crushed the Mets 12-0, Pirates beat Phillies 7-1, and a 6-5 second game edge gave Philadelphia a split. In the American League, the Yankees beat Boston 6-5 in 10 innings, and the White Sox swept Cleveland 4-0. O'Dell left after six allowing two runs on three hits.
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Mounties Wake Forest Duel For NCAA District 3 Bid
Wake Forest and West Virginia edged toward facing Florida State in the NCAA District 3 finals after close wins. Florida State broke a 3-3 tie with a key homer by Buddy Teagle as Wake Forest pitcher Jerry Pardue homered and Bill Scripture doubled to tie later. Florida State leads 24-10. Wake Forest 30-2 with Auburn eliminated.
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Twins win 10th straight as Pascual drives late victory
The Minnesota Twins beat Washington 3-2 for a 10th consecutive win, led by Camilo Pascual who earned the decision and drove in the winning run with a ninth inning sacrifice fly. Bob Allison hit his 12th homer as the Twins claw toward first division.
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Plecastandings Thursday's Results
Chicago 12 1 New York 0 2 Pittsburgh 7 5 Philadelphia 1 6 Milwaukee 7 Los Angeles 4 St Louis 9 Houston 5 San Francisco 5 Cincinnati 4
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Jones Wins Indy 500 Amid Oil Spill Scare
Parnelli Jones wins the Indianapolis 500 flag after oil spills from Clark Lotus-Ford threaten the race. Chief Steward Fengler notes no protest. Clark finishes second with a track-record run, while Foyt Ward and Ruttman place high among a crowded field.
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Rigney Repeating As Champion Pitcher-Switcher
Los Angeles manager Bill Rigney is expected to repeat as top pitcher-switcher despite a leaner offense this season. He relied on frequent reliever changes last year and may use more pitchers as the Angels struggle to score.
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