Morehead Pitches One Hitter in 4-1 Boston Win
19 year old Dave More of the Red Sox pitched a one hitter to beat the Washington Senators 4-1 at Fenway Park. Chuck Hinton homered for the visitors in the first inning. The game split the Fenway doubleheader after Washington won the opener. In other AL action, the Angels beat the White Sox 7-6 in 12 innings, Bouton blanked Orioles 2-0, Indians topped Tigers 9-3, and Athletics edged Twins 2-1 before a rain delay.
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Dodgers Sweep Giants in three game weekend series
The Dodgers rebounded from a rough stretch to sweep the Giants, winning Friday’s 2-1, Saturday’s 8-0 with Sandy Koufax’s no hitter, and Sunday’s 6-5 finale. The surge places Los Angeles in fourth, two games behind the leaders, after the weekend slate.
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Burns Leads Area Grammar League Thrilling Standings
The area grammar school league stays active as C. K. Burns nine leads with a 3-0 mark, followed by Notre Dame and St. Andre at 3-1. Afternoon games include St. Mary at Old Orchard Beach, Burns at Notre Dame, and St. Louis at St. Andre with Thursday fixtures St. Andre at Old Orchard Beach, St. Louis at Burns, and Notre Dame at Biddeford.
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Koufax Fires No Hitter Versus Giants At Chavez Ravine
Sandy Koufax of the Los Angeles Dodgers pitched a no hitter against the San Francisco Giants, drawing a 55,000-strong crowd at Dodger Stadium. He retired 22 in a row, walked Ed Bailey in the eighth, then Willie McCovey reached on a ninth inning walk. Koufax improved to 4-1 with a 1.15 ERA, the first no hitter of the season, naming the thrill bigger than his Mets game or prior 18 strikeout feats.
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Notre Dame captain Hanson helps Irish reel off 13-3 bid
Irish star Dave Hanson from Saco leads Notre Dame with 18 hits and 15 RBIs as the squad climbs to 13-3. He, a leadoff batter and captain, aims for a third monogram while maintaining a strong scholastic record. Boston’s rookie Dave Morehead, age 19, dazzles with a 3-0 start and a 1.13 ERA after a 4-1 win over Washington.
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Major League Stars Lead Angels Past White Sox in 12th
Lee Thomas of the Angels doubled and tripled to drive in three, including the winning run in the 12th for a 4 3 nightcap victory. Chicago had won the opener 14 2. Jim Bouton of the Yankees fired a two hitter in his first start, sealing a 2 0 win over the Orioles.
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National League Standings and Sundays Results
National League standings show San Francisco at 19 13 with 59 games played. St. Louis 19 14 37.6 percent. Pittsburgh 16 13 55 percent. Los Angeles 17 15 53.1 percent. Chicago 16 15 51.6 percent. Cincinnati 14 15 48.3 percent. Philadelphia 11 16 46.7 percent. New York 14 17 45.2 percent. Milwaukee 14 7 42.4 percent. Sundays results include Houston 55 and 86 as a noted score.
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Baseball Scores From The Weekend And Tuesday Schedule
The page lists early season scores with Cincinnati beating New York 3 to 12 and St Louis, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Milwaukee, and Houston results across multiple innings. Philadelphia won 4 6 over Houston while Los Angeles defeated San Francisco 6 to 5. Today New York visits Houston as the only game scheduled.
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Boros Wins Colonial Invitation in Four-Stroke Victory
Julius Boros ignored the Big Three dynasty to win the Colonial national invitation golf tournament in Fort Worth. He finished at 279, earning $12,000 as Gary Player charged late but fell short. Jack Nicklaus took second with 284, and Arnold Palmer ended 20 strokes back at 299.
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Thousands Pay Last Respects To Lipscomb
Thousands filed past the open coffin at a Baltimore funeral home for Gene Lipscomb the Pittsburgh Steelers defensive lineman known as Big Daddy. Police awaited a second man to surrender over Lipscomb death with narcotics charges tied to Timothy Black who aided in reviving him after an apparent heroin injection in Black's apartment. Lipscomb died Friday morning at Lutheran Hospital, with medical examiners attributing the death to an overdose.
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Big Daddy) Lipscomb
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Plan to Bolster AFL Teams Boosts Jets and Raiders
Dallas AP plan approved by AFL club owners lets the New York Jets and Oakland Raiders pick players from six other clubs Buffalo Boston Houston San Diego Denver and Dallas. Jets could take up to 24 players and Oakland up to 12 with protections in place. Selection runs June 10 to July 1 ahead of training camps.
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Prizes Awarded At Union Bowling Banquet Fifteenth Year
The T W U A AFL C L O Ladies and Mens bowling leagues held their fifteenth annual banquet at the Wonderbar steak house. About two hundred bowlers and guests attended as 75 trophies plus cash awards were distributed among top teams and outstanding bowlers. Multiple officers and guests were listed, with Norman Daigneault as MC. Refreshments and dancing followed at the Union hall.
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Patriots And Oilers To Meet In Lowell
The Boston Patriots will host the Houston Oilers in Lowell Mass at the Municipal Stadium on August 14 in a likely sole preseason exhibition in New England. The Lowell Sun sponsor charity fund event. Boston club president Bill Sullivan announces joint plan with publisher John Costello. Houston aims to rebound after back to back Eastern Division runner up finishes.
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