Mets End Seven-Game Slide With 6-5 Win Over Braves
New York Mets snap a seven-game losing streak by defeating Milwaukee 6-5. Gene Woodling and Joe Christopher homer, Roger Craig allows seven hits in a seven-inning start. The Braves tally leads and late threat fade as Milwaukee falls to 4-2 in the series.
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Kimmerling's Homer Delivers Highland Win
Kimmerling's sixth inning homer sparked the Highlanders to a 4-3 summer league victory over Frankton, lifting Highland into a one game lead in the standings. Ar buckle and Busby homered for Frankton, but Highland responded with three runs in the sixth, two on Kimmerling's blast, to secure the win.
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Reds Top Pirates To Claim Third in N L
Cincinnati Reds move into third place in the National League with a 2-1 win over the Pittsburgh Pirates. Jerry Lynch’s eighth inning single broke a 1-1 tie after Don Blasingame walked to start the frame, with Vada Pinson and Frank Robinson advancing on infield outs. Lynch’s liner to center off loser Fran cis gave Cincinnati the decisive blow as Pittsburgh dropped its third straight.
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Belinsky and Banks Win May Van Heusen Awards
New York May awards go to Bo Belinsky of the Los Angeles Angels and Ernie Banks of the Chicago Cubs for outstanding May achievements. Belinsky led AL voting after a no hit outing vs Baltimore on May 5, while Banks homered three times in a May 29 game vs Milwaukee to top the NL poll. Joe Pepitone was AL runner up for two homers in one inning, and Barney Schultz ranked second in the NL for nine straight pitching appearances.
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Frick Names Eight All Star Announcers
Baseball Commissioner Ford Frick named eight announcers for the all star games. TV duties go to Mel Allen and Joe Garagiola for the Washington game and Vin Scully and Curt Gowdy for the Chicago game. Radio teams include Lindsey Nelson, John MacLean, George Kell, and Jack Quinlan.
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Dodgers Seek Attendance Record But Fear Front-Runner Status
Los Angeles Dodgers fans push toward a potential all time major league attendance mark as 940,705 have attended 29 home games at the new stadium. Officials caution that beating the 2,620,627 Cleveland Indians total seems unlikely, with the best target being the 2,373,901 Yankees figure from 1948.
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Baseball scores from American League games listed
The record lists results with Baltimore defeating New York 3 to 1 and Boston beating Cleveland 4 to 2 while Detroit prevailed 5 to 2 over Cleveland. Washington was held scoreless, Minnesota at Chicago shows no score, and Los Angeles at Kansas City also shows no score.
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Monday results across leagues with multiple games
National League highlights Cincinnati 64 Pittsburgh 5 2 Milwaukee 7 New York 1 Los Angeles 1 St Louis 0 only games scheduled Minnesota Kansas City 4 American Association Indianapolis 4 Louisville 2 Denver 8 Omaha 2 Oklahoma City 11 Dallas Fort Worth 2.
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Baseball Schedule Pairings Across Major League Cities
A list of upcoming games shows matchups between St. Louis at Los Angeles, Ouston at San Francisco, Chicago at Philadelphia, Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, Milwaukee at New York, Boston at Cleveland, New York at Baltimore, Minnesota at Chicago, Los Angeles at Kansas City, Washington at Detroit, with Indianapolis at Louisville, Oklahoma City at Dallas Fort Worth and Denver at Omaha.
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Shorty Templemans Auto Racing Career May End
Grav el-voiced Shorty Templeman of Seattle, a top auto race driver, remains in Critical condition with a bruised heart, damaged kidney, and concussion after a Grand Rapids state racing accident. Doctors warned he may be hospitalized for a while and could be barred from racing, though full recovery is possible.
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Baseball Stat Leaders Highlight Across Leagues
The listing shows top batters and pitchers in both American and National Leagues. Key hitters include Mays Banks Cepeda Mejias H. Aaron Williams Robinson and Kaline with high RBI counts and runs. Top pitchers include Purkey Koufax Pascual Donavan and McLish with strong win totals. Night games omitted.
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Roessler Loses Out In Junior Golf Play
South Bend's Jim Jewell dominated two rounds of Indiana Junior Golf tourney match play in Lafayette. Roessler led qualifiers Monday with 70 but fell on the back nine to Tom Richardson on the 19th hole as the event advances toward Friday at Purdue's South Course.
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Laver Aims for Tennis Grand Slam Ahead of Wimbledon
Rod Laver seeks the third leg of tennis’s grand slam after winning the Australian and French titles. Emerson rivals him as the main threat while Palmer’s golf bid failed. Cooper’s near miss in 1958 is recalled as context. UPI.
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Vikings Sign Two Rookies From 1961 and 1962 Drafts
The Minnesota Vikings signed end Steve Stonebreaker from Detroit University and fullback Gary Fallon from Syracuse University. Stonebreaker, 6-3 and 220 pounds, will play right end per coach Norm Van Brocklin. Fallon, 212 pounds, was Syracuse’s second leading ground gainer last fall with an average of 4.5 yards per carry.
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New Orleans Eyes AFL Berth Amid Expansion Push
Lamar Hunt toured New Orleans and Atlanta backers with $25 000 earnest money as AFL expansion moves forward. A single new club could start in 1963 with a conditional franchise and a 20 000 season ticket minimum, depending on city readiness and stadium solutions.
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Chargers Sign Three Veterans for 1963 Season
San Diego Chargers announce the 1963 signings of Fullback Jacque Mackinnon defensive halfback Bud Whitehead and tackle Sam Deluca. Mackinnon will move from right end to full back to use his speed. Whitehead has gained weight while serving with the Marines. Deluca returns to tackle after a year as a guard and off-season teaching in Brooklyn.
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