Red Sox Rally Stuns Orioles To Drop AL Lead
Boston scores seven in the seventh with four walks to erase a 3-2 deficit and beat Baltimore 8 to 2. Jim Lonborg gets the win, while the Orioles suffer a rare late slide as Cleveland widens the gap. Foy, Aparicio, and Jones contribute for Boston. Drabowsky and Watt struggle for Baltimore.
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Twins Stop White Sox 4-3 for Seventh Victory
Minnesota beat Chicago 4-3 as Gary Peters walked in the deciding run. Harman Killebrew drove in the first run with a single and Bob Allison hit his 4th homer to give the Twins a 2-0 edge. The White Sox narrowed in the fifth on a Lee Elia double and Peters single, but Minnesota sealed it in the seventh with two more, Jerry Zimmerman starting with a single and Rich Rollins and Tony Oliva delivering two more RBIs.
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Chicago Cubs rout Houston 8-2 with Banks three homers
Ernie Banks powered the Cubs with three triples and a two run homer by Byron Browne in an 8-2 win over the Astros. Banks drove in three and scored once as Billy Hands earned his fifth win. Bateman hit a solo homer in the seventh, while Chicago added two runs off Gary Kroll in relief.
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Bluefield Orioles Set To Open Training Amid Manager Vacancy
The Bluefield Orioles report Monday with drills starting Tuesday at 9 a.m. for a season opening doubleheader June 24. General manager George Fanning says Baltimore has not named a manager, with ex big leaguers eyed and scouts from the parent club arriving to help two weeks. Donaway Harris and Dave Halford joined Saturday, while several 1965 Appy Leaguers expect basic training this year.
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Dodgers Rally To Top Giants 4-2 On Davis Knock In Ninth
Los Angeles Dodgers gain first place by beating San Francisco 4-2 as Willie Davis hits a game deciding single and scores on Lou Johnsons squeeze bunt in the ninth. Maury Wills had driven in the tying run in the seventh with a double.
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Reds Rally To Split Doubleheader With Mets 5-2 Comeback
In New York, Cincinnati erased a 2-0 deficit to beat the Mets 5-2 in 10 innings, keyed by Gordie Coleman’s two run pinch single after Dick Selma’s wild pitch. Earlier New York won 4-0 behind Dennis Ribant’s five hitter. The Reds tied the nightcap in the ninth with RBI hits from Harper and Pinson.
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No-Hit Siebert Felt Basketball Dream
Wilfred Charles Siebert, Cleveland pitcher of a no-hitter, once aimed for pro basketball. A Missouri alum and Bayless High School guard, he tried out with the St. Louis Hawks in 1960 before choosing baseball. He blanked the Senators 2-0 as his family watched from Cleveland Stadium Friday night.
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Ginsberg Rises to Second as Marti Leads Buick Open
Fred Marti shot a three under par 69 to hold a two stroke lead at 139 in the Buick Open after two rounds at Warwick Hill. Roger Ginsberg posted 70 to reach 141, with Phil Rodgers Tom Weis kopf Julius Boros and Tony Lema within reach at 144. The final 36 holes are set for Sunday.
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Mickey Wright Leads In Bluegrass Invitational
Veteran golfer Mickey Wright fired a four under 68 to take a six stroke lead at the Bluegrass Invitational in Louisville as the event heads to a Sunday final round.
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East Team Named for All-America Game in Atlanta
A 29-man East squad for the All-America football game includes fifteen SEC players and nine from the Big Ten. The game is set for July 9 in Atlanta and features top college stars.
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Cardinals halt Bunning win streak with 2-0 win
St Louis pitchers blank Philadelphia as Bob Gibson earns his eighth win. Curt Flood and Tito Francona deliver the early run with Lou Brock adding the second on a double and Gagliiano single. Jim Bunning takes the loss, his second of the season.
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Fireball 300 Promises Record Half Mile Lap Speeds
Fireball 300 at Asheville Weaverville Speedway draws NASCAR stars led by Richard Petty. The 150 mile, 7 540 dollar event starts at 2 30 p m with 1 p m time trials and a predicted 10 000 spectators. Petty bettered his half mile record with 20.69 seconds 86.492 mph in practice driving a 1966 Plymouth long track car.
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McDowell Edges Senators for 6 4 Victory
Cleveland ace Sam McDowell earned his first win since May 1, with relief from Bob Allen and Dick Radatz as the Indians defeated Washington 6-4. McDowell allowed three hits through five innings before Frank Howard’s homer forced him from the mound. The Indians broke the game open with a four-run fourth and a three-run sixth, aided by Fred Whitfield, Rocky Colavito, Dick Howser, Joe Azcue, Jim Landis and Chico Salmon.
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Bob Allen
Dick Radatz
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Dick Howser
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Midget Driver Davies Dies After Willow Springs Accident
Jim Davies, 36, three time United States Auto Club midget driving champion, died from skull fracture and internal injuries after a warmup crash at Santa Fe Speedway Willow Springs. The Glendale, California native lived in Monticello, Indiana and was injured June 3 when his car hit a retaining wall at high speed. He was treated at Hinsdale Sanitarium and Hospital.
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Baseball scores and Sunday matches across the National League
National League results feature Los Angeles 4 San Francisco 2 and Pittsburgh 5 Atlanta 3 New York 4 2 Cincinnati 0 10 innings St Louis 2 Philadelphia 0 Chicago 8 Houston 2 Sunday games include Cincinnati at New York St Louis at Philadelphia Atlanta at Pittsburgh Los Angeles at San Francisco Chicago at Houston with various pitchers named Briles Short Blasingame Cardwell Sutton Marichal Ellsworth and Roberts in action.
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Howard Powers Yanks By Tigers
New York tops Detroit 6 3 to end Tigers six game win streak. Howard Howarth belted a two run homer in the sixth to break a 2 2 tie and Pepitone added a homer in the ninth. Fritz Peterson won his fifth, Sparma took the loss as Detroit yielded two homers and three runs.
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