Bunning Fans No Hit Bid as Phillies Top Giants
Philadelphia pitcher Jim Bunning hurled six and one third innings of no hit ball before Tom Haller broke through with a seventh inning homer for San Francisco. Johnny Callison drove in four runs as the Phillies beat the Giants 10 to 2 to move into third place in the National League.
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Francona's HR Lifts Cardinals Past Cubs in Chicago
Tito Francona hit a tie breaking three run homer in the eighth off Lindy McDaniel to power the St. Louis Cardinals to a 17 to 3 win over the Chicago Cubs. Tracy Stallard earned the win to move to 6 and 3 while Dick Groat and Curt Flood homered earlier in the game.
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Astros Put In Claim For Star Frank Thomas
The Houston Astros announced they placed a claim on Frank Thomas of the Philadelphia Phillies and expect to obtain him at noon Saturday when his 72 hour waiver period expires. Thomas was put on irrevocable waivers after a fight with All Star Richie Allen and the period was extended due to the Fourth of July holiday.
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Sun Valley Midgets Cancelled By USAC
The Sun Valley Speedway postponed midget races due to bad weather and no rain date was set. Tonight's Figure Eight program will proceed as scheduled per speedway spokesmen.
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Laymen Life Softball Team Set for Twin Bill in Louisville
Laymen Life of Louisville to play a Sunday doubleheader at Shadyside against Pepsi Rogers Jones and Alibi with a 1:30 start. The 35-8 club, formerly Eastwood Athletic Club, aims for regional World Champion playoffs in Aurora Illinois over Labor Day weekend.
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Reds Move Back to First After Latest Results
The article notes Cincinnati's rise to first place by a half game after recent results, including Dodgers pitcher Veale earning his ninth win against six losses. It also mentions the Yankees, Maris, and a newborn in a Kansas City hospital tied to the game context, with various players and events referenced in a crowded recap.
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Hurtubise drives 164.500 mph world speed record at Atlanta
Jim Hurtubise set a world speed record for closed track by reaching 164.500 mph in a Novi during tire tests at Atlanta International Raceway. The mark surpassed Ruby’s prior 160 mph time clocked at the same track. Cameron, relieved of athletic director duties, named at Navy Academy as Busik departs.
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Postponed Babe Ruth games and All Star matchups at Crawford Field
Three games were rained out on Friday and rescheduled at Crawford Field. DeleoRemy vs Frischs today at 3 pm, Lynch vs Coca Cola on Monday at 8 pm, Anderson Sporting Goods vs Pitcock on July 19 at 8 pm. An exhibition game is set for tonight at 7. The National League All Stars from Anderson face the American League All Stars in a potential Memorial Field showdown.
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Senators Edge Boston Inist Of Twin Bil
Washington wins 2 1 as Ed Brinkman hits winning RBI in ninth after Boston misplay on Nen attempt. Frank Howard started the rally and Dan Monbouquette fumbled a sacrifice attempt enabling a late go ahead score.
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Big All-Star Week at Erskine Little League includes three games
Local 662 faces Eagles while Coca-Cola plays Red Sox and Pepsi-Cola clashes with K-Mart in Sunday's slate. Franklin Little League will skip the All-Star tourney due to funds. Scoring notes include Coryn 10 Savage 14 and Eddie Priest homer for McDonalds.
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Yawkey Open to Selling Red Sox Says No Immediate Deal
Boston owner Tom Yawkey renewed a provisional offer to sell the Red Sox but said no sale is imminent. E M Loew of Milton and Jerome Grossman with Boston businessmen indicate interest. Yawkey cites his age and estate concerns and states he plans for 1966 but not a sale.
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All Star pitchers named in Major League Baseball game
National League veteran Don Drysdale and Juan Marichal head the NL staff for the All-Star game in Minnesota. Eight NL pitchers start, with Koufax and Veale as lefties. AL includes Pappas and several starters and relievers. Mauch to name starters Monday.
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Thompson Hits Ace in 4th Golf Season
Lewis Thompson a 27 year old Delco Remy Plant 3 second shift repairman aced the 150 yard par 3 second hole at Grandview course using an eight iron. He shot an 86 for the 18 hole round and has been playing golf only four years.
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Breakfast Optimist Club junior golf winners listed
Winners for the Boca Raton program were announced by Robert Wheat. Class A and B winners include Joel Lowgross and Dick Ockomon. Class C has Larry Metzger. Class D George Crist. Lownet winners feature Jim Wheat and Greg Crist among others. Play resumes July 15. New York report notes 1999 golf ball innovation described as bounding billies.
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Pete Rose Arrested in Traffic Charge
Pete Rose of the Cincinnati Reds was arrested in Newport Kentucky at 425 am Friday on a traffic violation after returning from an exhibition game in Indianapolis. Police charged him with disregarding a stop sign and lacking an operator's license, which he said was at home in his billfold. He posted a $100 bond. Rose said the incident would cost him about $1800 in boos and a $500 fine for being out after curfew.
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Lift the ball to gain strike power in bowling
Marion Ladewig offers tips from her pamphlet Control Tips for Beginners. She explains lifting the release helps the ball roll rather than skid and increases strike power while advising not to squeeze the ball. The note provides a stamped return envelope to respond.
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