Twins Rally Past Tigers to Narrow Lead in AL Race
Bernie Allen drove in his first run of the season as the Minnesota Twins edged Detroit 4-3 to gain a half game on Cleveland and Chicago. Allen, activated after spring leg issues, delivered a ninth inning game tying single before Joe Nossek's infield RBI beat the Tigers. Cleveland blanked Kansas City 2-0. Chicago topped Baltimore 6-0. New York beat Los Angeles 5-1. Boston routed Washington 8-6.
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Major League Stars Hit for Cubs and Giants
Billy Williams had three hits and three RBIs with four runs scored for the Cubs in a 12-4 win over the Cardinals. Bob Shaw pitched for the Giants, allowing one hit including a second inning homer by Wes Covington, as San Francisco defeated Philadelphia 4-1.
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Rose defeats Por Ter in Melbourne featherweight bout
Li lonel Rose of Australia outpointed Sington Por Ter of Thailand in a 12 round featherweight bout in Melbourne. In New York Stanley Hayward stopped Vince Shomo in the junior lightweight division.
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Shaw Faces Spitter Charge In One-Hitter
Bob Shaw, 31, was accused of moistening the ball to throw a spitball while pitching a one hitter for the Giants against the Phillies. He surrendered the ball 11 times to umpires, maintained composure, and earned his seventh win as Koufax and Ellis posted 12 each in other National League games.
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Portacope Sees Tight 1-0 Babe Ruth Game Involves Saco Biddeford
Saco and Biddeford battled to a second 1-0 Babe Ruth League result this season with four double plays as Kennebunk disrupts the leaders. Players Nixon Zahares Sullivan McInnis star in fielding and second base as fans witness sparkling defense and close finish. Maine license changes slated for 1965 1966 affect youth hunters and combo licenses.
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Western Auto outlasts Owen-Davis in Saco Little League slugfest
Western Auto defeated Owen-Davis 22 to 11 in a high scoring Saco Little League game. Western Auto had 15 hits led by Lou Caras Wojcik and Dan Fortier with homers. Owen-Davis had 13 hits. In Decary Little League Lemire's beat Ray's A G 5-3 as Benoit Demers went 2 for 3 and Steve Tanguay earned the win over five innings.
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Major League Leaders in American League Batting and Pitching
The list shows Davaillo of Cleveland at .351 and Yastrzemski of Boston at .333 for batting. Green of Boston leads runs with 50, Mantilla of Boston 54 RBIs, Horton of Detroit 48. Davis and Tresh top hits in AL with 84 and 76 respectively.
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Ralston Favored By Ashe For Wimbledon Victory
AP reports Dennis Ralston is tipped to win Wimbledon by Arthur Ashe Jr. Ashe, a youthful ally from Richmond, notes Ralston’s strong form and confidence. Emerson looms as defending champion. Ralston has yet to face him this tournament while five Americans reach the round of 16.
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