Overdue Houston Colts Finally Arrive 7-2
The Houston Colts ended a winless drought by beating the Milwaukee Braves 7-2 behind Woodeshick who allowed two runs across 13 innings. The offense erupted for 16 hits and tied the game in the eighth before taking the lead in the ninth. Bob Lillis and Hank Aaron competed in a tense finish as the Colts snapped a 13-inning stretch of futility. The victory kept the Colts in the race while Cincinnati and Los Angeles also won, tightening the pennant chase.
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Cardials Win as Cepeda Homers and Harkness Grand Slams
Charley James drove in the go ahead run with a bases loaded single in the ninth for St Louis as they tie the game with San Francisco. Ken Boyer collected a four RBI night including a three run homer while Orlando Cepeda hit his 15th homer. Harkness delivered a grand slam for the Giants in the 14th, Cubs lead briefly on Billy Williams homer, Pirates suffer a costly unearned run amid a wild eighth.
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Minors league results across Pacific Coast and Texas tours
In the Pacific Coast League standings Salt Lake City defeated Seattle 8 to 2 while Spokane beat Oklahoma City 9 to 2. Dallas-Fort Worth edged Portland 4 to 3, Denver topped San Diego in 10 innings 10 to 3, and Tecoma lost 0 to 3. In the Texas League Austin won 5 to 4, Albuquerque beat Amarillo 6 to 0, San Antonio defeated El Paso 6 to 4, and Tulsa won 5 to 6.
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O'Brien and Brunson Win Softball Clash In Baytown Lead chase
O'Brien beat Lyons 26 17 after an 11 minute first inning while Brunson topped Pryor 16 11. Lyons tallied 17 runs across two frames with eight in the second and nine in the sixth O'Brien. Brunson built a 12 0 lead in the first three innings as Pryor’s late rally fell short. O'Brien and Brunson stayed in second and third as FLEP and Hollaway led idle.
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City Championship Opens Little League Tournament at Lakewood
The Orioles and Dodgers, West and East League champs, start the 1963 city tournament at Lakewood diamond Saturday. White Sox Central champs have a first round bye and face the Oriole Dodger winner next Wednesday July 8.
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Little League Champs Face Rainy Delays In LA Area
Los Angeles league notes show Bo Belinsky reporting delays and Dodgers and Orioles games affected by rain. East leaders Dodgers beat the Cardinals 9 3 on strong pitching by Jeff Russell, while the Tigers edged the Eagles 6 5 in another East contest. West action saw the Hornets top the Steers 8 0 and a Red Sox Orioles tense affair with Key plays and errors shaping the scoring.
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Yanks Edge White Sox as Ford Improves in Heat
The New York Yankees beat the Chicago White Sox 3-2 on homers by Tom Tresh and Roger Maris. Whitey Ford improved to 11-3 in hot conditions, aided by Hal Reniff in the seventh.
Mazeroski’s battered glove fuels Pirate lore
Pittsburgh second baseman Mazeroski is famed for a worn torn glove he trusts to handle line drives from Henry Aaron and grounders from Bob Buhl. He hauls the same relic through a 30 year career, after Sam Narron found him a new one in 1956. The old glove remains a clubhouse legend and target for jibes in Pittsburgh.
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Giants defeat Cubs 1 0 behind Rougeau in junior league
Giants win 1 0 over Cubs on a two hit outing by Steve Rougeau with six strikeouts and a three bagger by Johnny Black driving in the lone run Norman Montgomery took the loss despite four hits allowed Dwayne Robertson and Russell Hargraves added Giants hits Pirates beat Braves 10 6 as Bill Askey earns the win and Bo Johnson goes 3 4 for the Braves multiple players contributed in a high scoring first inning despite three combined runs in the Giants bats the pennant race remains tight with White Sox idle and leading the standings
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Palmer Favored To Grab Cash In Cleveland Open
Palmer leads as 136 pros and four amateurs tee off in the 72 hole Cleveland Open at Beechmont Country Club. Palmer, fresh from a stomach ailment, shot five birdies in pro am but co leaders Nicklaus and Rudolph matched 65s, with Ford close at 66.
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