Braves Fall as Bunning Fires Perfect Game against Mets
In a doubleheader, Philadelphia's Jim Bunning pitched a perfect game in the nightcap, striking out all 27 batters. Rusty Staub powered the Mets with four hits and two homers in the opener, while Milwaukee and Houston split results as Milwaukee faltered in the second game. Staub’s performance highlighted a day of extraordinary pitching across the league with Bunning's historic feat and other notable performances.
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Cards Rally Past Giants In Rain Shaped Comeback
East League Cardinals overcome a 5-3 deficit with five runs in the fifth inning. Rick Jordan leads with four hits as Kevin Rogers Sammy Chitty and Gary Leonard drive in key runs. Reliever Pete King gets the win while Lyman Smith takes the loss for the Giants. Orioles top Yankees 81 to close within 1.5 games of the Cubs. Steve Adams earns the win with three hits.
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Bo Belinsky Leads Angels Past Indians in Tough Shutout Bid
Bo Belinsky of the Los Angeles Angels won his third straight start, missing a shutout by one out as Cleveland edged to 4-1. Belinsky fanned six, allowed six hits, and lowered his ERA to 3.12 while seeking a Hawaii trip he requested but was denied. The Angels extended a five-game win streak with Bob Dulba finishing the final out. New York Yankees swept Chicago to move into first, Elston Howard and Mickey Mantle homered, and Al Weis misplayed a grounder to allow the decisive run in the nightcap.
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All-Star AL Starts With No 1963 Starter Return
New York AP report notes no 1963 starter returns to the American League All-Star lineup set to face the National League on July 7 at Shea Stadium New York. Three Yankees three Twins and one each from the Dodgers and Orioles form the starting squad. Bert’s vote totals crown Bobby Richardson Elston Howard and Mickey Mantle with Mantle replaced by Albie Pearson due to injury. The Twins start with Harmon Killebrew Tony Oliva and End Allison, while Albie Pearson steps in for Mantle.
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Minors International League Saturday and Sunday results overview
Saturday results show Toronto defeating Columbus 3 2 and Rochester 44 Jacksonville 0 1 as Syracuse 43, Atlanta 11 Buffalo 14, Richmond 9. Sunday Columbus blank Toronto 52 Buffalo 41, Richmond 2.8 Syracuse 65 Atlanta 47 Jacksonville 7 Rochester 6. Pacific Coast Lease scores Denver 27 Arkansas 1-6 Indianapolis 75 Salt Lake City 47 Dallas 14 Oklahoma City 3 Tacoma Seattle 3 Portland 7 Hawaii 2 Spokane 3 San Diego 1 San Diego 9 Spokane 3 Denver 7 Arkansas 4 Taroma 40 Seattle 23 Oklahoma 10-2 Dallas 4-3 Indianapolis at Salt Lake rain Portland 10-2 Hawaii 9-0
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Horse Runs Wild In Streets Of Brooklyn
A runaway horse bolted from a wagon in a Brooklyn street rambling three blocks into a furniture store where it toppled dishes and broke items. The store owner suffered minor head injuries. In England, dukes rank below princes and princesses of royal blood and the archbishops of Canterbury and York with the chancellor of the realm.
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First Perfect NL Game In 84 Years-ao Bunning Retains No-Hitter
Philadelphia pitcher Jim Bunning threw the first National League perfect game since 1880, pinching out 10 Mets and ending a 6-0 win on Father’s Day at Shea. Barbara Burning, 12, beamed as she kissed her dad on the field after the 27th out, finishing a flawless outing praised by catcher Gus Triandos and teammate Tony Taylor for key plays and his curveball.
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