Bunning Hurls Perfect Game Heads for Cooperstown
In 6 0 Phillies beat the Mets 6 0 as Jim Bunning, 32, twirls a perfect game in the heat. He fans six in final innings and becomes the first modern National Leaguer with a no hit bid in both leagues. Mary Bunning and Barbara join postgame TV interview amid jubilation.
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Baseball leaders and stats by league and category
The summary lists top players by home runs and runs batted in for the American and National Leagues, including Killebrew and Allison with 22 and 16 homers, Mays and Williams with 22 and 17, plus leading RBI totals like Stuart 55 and Wagner 50. Pitching leaders include Farrell 10-1 and Ford 10-1 with other notable records.
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Suffolk Hosts Miss Rheingold Handicap at Suffolk Downs
Suffolk Downs stages the Miss Rheingold Handicap on Wednesday as the meeting nears its semi final week. Pams Ego carries 121 pounds for the $15 000 added turf mile and 316, with jockey Paul Bohenko riding. Other nominees include Doll Inn Dawn OShay Sweet Dee Zazzie Nashubah Rover Girl and more from a 31-strong list as the six day stand continues.
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Legion Beats Proctor 4-3 in tight Alumni Field thriller
Left-hander Dave Ordway relieves George Allard to secure a 4-3 win for the Legion over Proctor at Alumni Field. Ordway claims his seventh straight victory spanning high school and Legion play as Allard exits in the fifth with the Generals trailing by one.
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Legion Faces Proctor In Tight Softball Tilt
In a close game Proctor scored two runs on three hits late while Ordway struggled for his usual pace. Speedy Ben Niles starred in center field with two hits including a timely triple that started the offense against Mike Spaulding. Both squads turned double plays as the game stayed tense from start to finish.
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Castleton Belle Stakes Up In Saratoga Trot Night
Castleton Belle a three year old filly set a national season mark in a Delmar Kiwanis Club Trot at Saratoga Raceway, with Clarence Martin guiding from the two hole as she pursues a five win season. Don Huff returns to drive Lady Esta in the other division as Raze lle Gal and Vic tory Camp also figure prominently in races tonight.
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National League Standings and Weekend Baseball Results
The National League table shows Philadelphia leading with 38 wins and 23 losses, followed by San Francisco 37-26 and Cincinnati 34-28. Sunday results feature St Louis defeated by San Francisco 7-3, Philadelphia sweeping New York in two games, and Chicago beating Pittsburgh. Monday pitching matchups include Bolin vs Tsitouris in Cincinnati, and Ortega or Reed facing Sadowski in Milwaukee.
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Venturi Captures Open After Battle With Heat
UPI reports U.S. Open champion Ken Venturi rallied to win at Congressional Country Club. Palmer faltered with a five over par 75 in blame-laden heat while Venturi, once quitting the game, shot a final round 70 to finish 278 and claim the $17,000 first prize plus a $10,000 sponsor bonus. Jacobs finished second four behind Venturi as Nicklaus and Snead trailed.
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