Farrell Joins 10-Win Club With 4-1 Win Over Cardinals
Houston pitcher Dick Farrell earned his 10th victory as he yielded eight hits in a 4-1 decision against St. Louis. Nellie Fox, acquired from the White Sox, provided late support and the Phillies widened their NL lead with a doubleheader sweep of the Mets. The Dodgers were swept by Milwaukee. Hank Aaron hit his 350th homer as Atlanta swept the Dodgers in LA.
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Stubbs and Moore Lead Mixed League Play at Athens Club
Ruth Stubbs and Whitey Moore led the Mixed League at Athens Country Club last Friday night with 32 points. The Finsterwalds captained by Dot Algeo topped the league with 31 points, while Bill Shoemaker led jockeys in purse money with $2,562,925 earned in 1963.
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Lema Wins Buick Open in Second Straight Victory
Tony Lema captured the Buick Open at Warwick Hills with a 277 one under par, earning $8,177.42. Don Finsterwald finished second at 280, Bob Charles third at 283, and Lema heads to the National Open in Washington, D.C. hoping to repeat his success.
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Giant Killer Needed By Redlegs
Reds pitcher Bob Purkey faces the Giants as San Francisco aims to extend a hot streak. Willie Mays led the onslaught with three runs and a trio of extra base hits, while Jim Hart added a two run double and a sixth homer. Cincinnati slipped three games back in the standings after an 8-2 loss.
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Clark wins Belgian Grand Prix for third straight year
Jimmy Clark in a Lotus-Climax captured the Grand Prix of Belgium as Dan Gurney and Graham Hill ran out of gas late. Hill briefly led before also stopping, allowing Clark to surge to victory in 2 hours 6 minutes 40.5 seconds at 132.792 mph.
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Major League Baseball American League standings and results
The league table shows Baltimore leading with a 34 win pace while New York and Minnesota sit behind, with Cleveland and Detroit nearby. Monday results include Baltimore 10 8 Boston 1 1 and Detroit 6 6 Los Angeles 5 4. games postponed by rain and doubleheaders noted. Today's schedule lists Cincinnati at San Francisco St Louis at Houston and other matchups across the circuit.
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Pole Vault Mark Is Broken Again
Fred Hansen from Texas cleared 17 feet 2 inches at the pre-Olympic tryouts in San Diego after two misses at 16 feet. He tied and then surpassed John Pennel's pending world mark, with Pennel narrowly missing 17-2 and suffering a bruised lung on a failed attempt. The meet also produced the year’s fastest half mile, 1:47.5 by Jerry Siebert, nearing the world standard.
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Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching
The report lists top ML players by stat categories. Al Oliva leads AL batting with 85 hits and 359 at bats, Harmon Killebrew tops homers with 20, and Ron Davalillo appears among stolen bases, with others like Aparicio and Williams leading in steals and runs. In the NL, Willie Mays dominates several categories, with Carl Yastrzemski? no, Santo and Clemente noted in triples and hits, Koufax and Drysdale head pitching strikeouts.
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Crowd goes bats to draw big home crowd
Cleveland attendance hits 30013 for a Cleveland Kansas City doubleheader as club officials credit promotional bats given away to lure fans. The i tem reflects the team effort to boost gate receipts despite a quiet weekend.
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Legion Games Cancelled By Mixup In Scheduling
A scheduled doubleheader between the Athens American Legion team and a Parkersburg squad was canceled due to a mixup in timing. Athens will instead travel to Cambridge for two games Saturday at 6 30 p m and host Chillicothe at Trautwein Field Sunday at 1 30 p m. Ronnie Decost of Brockton Mass stopped Cowboy Billy Smith of Steubenville in a separate boxing note.
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NY Wins 7 Straight Longest Streak In Majors
The New York Yankees completed a five game sweep of the Chicago White Sox in a Sunday doubleheader 8-3 and 4-3 in 10 innings. The Yankees stretched their winning streak to seven, the longest in the majors, while Chicago dropped six straight and fell to second place. Joe Pepitone drove in the decisive run in the 10th inning and Ron Hansen's error sparked the Yankees late rally. Orioles moved atop the standings with two Boston wins as Minnesota and Detroit also posted strong showings.
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June Blues Hit Cleveland Indians In Slump
The Cleveland Indians have lost 11 of 15 in June and sit near the AL second division after a rough stretch. GM Gabe Paul blames pressing by young players as Pedro Ramos faces Minnesota’s Dick Stigman in a four game set.
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