Bunning Pitches Perfect Game as Phillies Sweep Mets
In New York on Sunday Philadephia’s Jim Bunning retired all 27 Mets in a 6-0 win and then the Phillies beat New York 8-2 to extend their NL lead to two games. Bunning matched a 42 year record by closing a regular season perfect game with a win, while Tony Taylor’s diving stop aided the gem.
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Reds and Dodgers Split as Koufax Wins Sixth Straight
In Cincinnati Deron Johnson hit a two run homer to power a 2-1 Reds win while Dodgers ace Sandy Koufax earned his 10th win of the season in a 4-2 opener. Koufax exited after six innings due to heat, allowing both Reds runs on seven hits with six strikeouts. Frank Howard drove in two and scored twice, belting his 15th homer in the second.
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Colts Top Braves Split Twinbill to Narrow Pittsburgh? Wait
The Houston Colts swept Milwaukee in a doubleheader, taking game two 5 4 after winning the opener 5 2. Rusty Staub sparked the opener with four straight hits including two homers, as Ken Johnson and Hal Woodeshick halted the Braves. Joe Torre belted his 11th homer in game one, while Johnson earned his first homer and evened his record with Woodeshick's help in game two.
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Cubs Sweep Pirates With 2-1 and 7-2 Wins
Chicago Cubs split the doubleheader at Pittsburgh. Larry Jackson tossed a three hit game in the opener driving in both runs, and the Cubs added three runs in the ninth of the nightcap with Ernie Banks, Billy Williams, Ron Santo and Doug Clemens contributing. Hank Aaron drove in three Milwaukee runs in the second game.
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Lanier Drives Giants Past Cardinals With Four Hits
San Francisco rookie Hal Lanier collected four hits and three RBIs as the Giants beat St. Louis 7-3. Willie Mays homered for the 22nd time, Orlando Cepeda hit three doubles, and Jose Pagan had three hits. Lanier drove in a run in the first, scored on Cepeda's double, and later added a double as the Giants totaled 13 hits.
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NCAA Meet Shows Broad Improvement Across Events
In Eugene Oregon Coach Bill Bowerman reports strong all around gains as Oregon leads with 70 points. Morgan Groth of Oregon State sets fastest collegian 1500 meters at 3 40.4 and Les Tipton wins the javelin at 249 10 inches while several NCAA marks fall in distance and steeplechase events.
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Bunning Chases Perfect Game Against Mets on Father’s Day
Jim Bunning, Philadelphia Phillies pitcher, narrates his perfect game against the New York Mets on Father’s Day. He credits Tony Taylor’s defensive stop in the fifth inning and notes catcher Triandos helped him avoid mis-calls as he used sliders and curves to finish the no hitter.
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Richmond Virginians Stop Buffalo Bisons Streak in Doubleheader Split
In Buffalo New York the Richmond Virginians broke Buffalo’s 11 game win streak by taking the second game 8 to 1 after the Herd won the opener 4 to 2 Craig Anderson earned his third win in four decisions with seven strong innings allowing two homers by Art Lopez and Horace Clarke Cleon Jones delivered a two run homer in the eighth to turn a 2 2 tie into an 8 1 Richmond win
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McKinley Opens Defense Of Wimbledon Crown
Wimbledon action begins with American Chuck McKinley defending his title on center court as Roy Emerson seeks to unseat him. McKinley faces T J Ryan in round one while Emerson starts against Donald Dell as semifinal and final prospects loom.
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Ned Jarrett Wins Birmingham 100-Mile Stock Car Race
Ned Jarrett of Camden South Carolina drove a blue 1964 Ford to an easy 100 mile late model stock car victory at Birmingham International Speedway. Richard Petty of Randleman North Carolina finished second in a 1964 Plymouth with Bill Wade of Spartanburg South Carolina third in a 1964 Mercury and David Pearson of Spartanburg fourth in a 1964 Dodge. Jarrett led from the second lap and pulled away as Petty and Wade battled briefly for second. The race drew about 9,000 spectators and paid $1,000 to the winner from a $5,415 purse.
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