White Sox edge Yankees in AL pennant chase
Al Luplow makes a spectacular diving catch to preserve a 6-4 win over Boston as Vic Power is ejected after a punch. The Twins beat Detroit 10-6 to close within three games of first place New York. Ray Herbert limits the Yankees in a 6-0 White Sox win while Washington tops Kansas City. Phillies pitcher Ray Culp nears 20 wins as Philadelphia beat Pittsburgh 13-4. Johnny Callison hits cycle. Stephan Smith and Irvin Paul highlighted pacing earnings in harness racing.
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Scorebook mix up in local Little League results
The note corrects two recent box score errors: the Indians crushed the Braves 20 to 0, not the Thursday Banner’s claim, and the Giants defeated the Red Sox 6 to 4, contrary to earlier reporting. The sports editor apologizes for the confusion.
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AFL Weak Teams Benefit From Cut-Player Rule
New York and Oakland will have 30 days after a player is cut to sign interested players before all eight AFL teams can pursue them. Commissioner Joe Foss announced the plan, in effect this year only, after a 91 hour meeting of AFL club officials.
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Dodgers Rally Past Pirates In Norshaft-Arlington LL
A three run fifth inning powered the Dodgers to a 6-3 win over the Pirates in the Norshaft Arlington Little League. Mike Harrington reached on an error to start the rally as Bob Carey homered and Lynn Bunk and Al Armstrong added run producing singles. Carey pitched a complete game with nine strikeouts. Steve Couleman went the distance for the Pirates with nine strikeouts. There is no game tonight with a Giants Pirates matchup planned for Saturday in Arlington.
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al Armstrong
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Gonzalez Falls to Olmedo in Pro Tennis Opener
Pancho Gonzalez, 35, battles to three-set loss at Forest Hills as Alex Olmedo dominates the match leaving Gonzalez vowing to beat any opponent any day. Trabert, head of the players group, derides Gonzalez amid ongoing disputes with the association.
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Novice Golfers Start Fast In Cleveland Open
Two newcomers, Bill Eggers of Henderson Nevada and Clyde Mullins of India California, spark the first round of the $110 000 Cleveland Open. Eggers shot 66 to tie Gary Player and Bo Wininger for the lead. Mullins shot 67 to tie with Dave Hill and Lionel Hebert. Others close behind include the rotating field of 150 with top prize of 22 000. The report also notes Hebert’s 6 0 shutout for the White Sox and Callison’s cycle in a 13 4 Phillies win over Pittsburgh.
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Completed Suspended Game: CYO Tops Kiwanis 3 0
CYO won its fourth straight in the Interstate League at Alumni Field by defeating Kiwanis of Hoosick Falls New York 3 0 in the completion of a suspended game from June 17. Tom Moore struck out 14 in the effort while Tom Nowak fanned nine.
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Chip Durocher
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Fairdale Farms Routs Max's Oil in Bennington Minor League
Fairdale Farms defeated Max's Oil 29 to 11 in Bennington, marking its second straight win. The team will hold a 1 30 p.m. Saturday practice at the Bennington Little League field.
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Bennington Boys Compete in Junior Golf State Sectionals
Seven Bennington youths played in the Vermont Junior Championship southern sectionals at Proctor Pittsford Country Club. The two low scorers advance to the July 12 state championships at Burlington Country Club. northern sectionals were at Stowe Country Club. Participants include Jay Crozier Wallace Mook Robert Jordan Richard Jordan Donald Jordan Michael Carmody and Mark Donavan in the 12 18 age bracket.
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Wallace Mook
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Richard Jordan
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Poly Drops Display 3-1 to Tie for Second Place
Poly defeated Display 3-1 to move into a tie for second place at 5-2. Poly plated three in the third on doubles by Jeff Pello and Jay Woodward and singles by Scott Racicot and Bernie Loveland. Fran Maynard scored Display's run in the fourth on Bill Leonard's single.
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Gene Conley Placed on Disabled List for Red Sox
Right hander Gene Conley which won 26 games for the Red Sox over two seasons has been placed on the disabled list with an ailing pitching arm. The Red Sox recalled reliefer Hal Kolstad from Seattle to join the five game series opener in New York. Conley has appeared in seven games this season with a 7.62 ERA and a 2-4 record.
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Americans Reach Wimbledon Round of 16 Highlights
Two Americans survive to the Wimbledon round of 16 as Chuck McKinley and Frank Froehling advance. Ramanathan Krishnan, facing Roy Emerson in the same half, won 6-4 6-0 6-4 over Ronald Barnes and eyes a semifinal shot.
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Frank Froehling
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Has 100000 Pressure Hurt Willie Mays Playing
New York AP notes Willie Mays trails 1962 pace as All-Star voting nears. Reportedly burdened by a $100000 salary, his nervous tension is cited as a factor despite praise from manager Al Dark and writers. Vada Pinson leads a potential NL starting outfield.
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Incredible Catch in Fenway Sparks Ruling Debate
In a 6-4 Cleveland win at Fenway Park, Al Luplow leaped over the right center bullpen wall to catch a drive by Dick Williams. Umpire Joe Paparella ruled it an out, a call Boston protested but could not overturn. Clinton scored on the sacrifice fly as the crowd argued over timing.
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Indians vs Red Sox ends with controversial catch rule call
Paparella backed Luplow’s spectated foul ball ruling as a fair catch near the wall before he landed in the bullpen. The play, plus three Cleveland homers and de la Hoz’s bases loaded two run single, snapped Boston’s four game win streak in the five game series. The Red Sox start a key series in New York tonight.
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