Last Year's Leading Reliever Having His Troubles This Campaign
Chicago Cubs righthander Lindy McDaniel, who led the majors in relief last season with 13 wins 21 saves and a 4.50 ERA this year struggles. He cites loss of rhythm and needs longer appearances to regain form while Cubs coach Bob Kennedy expresses faith and plans to give him a chance to pitch through the slump.
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Mike White
Houston Colts
Ron Santo
Billy Williams
Braves Rally To Down Cards In Comeback Victory
Ed Matthews drew four walks and hit a leadoff homer in the ninth to spark Milwaukee's 7-4 comeback win over St. Louis. Gibson started the sixth for the Cardinals but yielded the decisive runs as Gene Oliver and Rico Carty produced key hits. Lou Brock contributed two St Louis runs with a first inning single and steal, while Dick Groat, Ken Boyer, and Curt Flood added RBI as the Cardinals built early lead.
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Ed Mathews
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Bob Gibson
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Denis Menke
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Menke
Joe Torre
Gene Oliver
Rico Carty
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Lou Brock
Lee Maye
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Dick Groat
Ken Boyer
Curt Flood
Mountaineers Sweep Southern Conference Titles Across Sports
West Virginia captured championships in wrestling track and baseball to total 25 Southern Conference titles over ten years. The program dominated the conference with multiple titles contributing to its sustained success.
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Mountaineers
McKinley Reaches Wimbledon Semifinals in Straight Sets
Defending champion Chuck McKinley of San Antonio defeated Abe Segal of South Africa 6-3 6-3 4-6 6-4 to advance to the Wimbledon semifinals. Wilhelm Bungert upset Rafael Osuna 6-4 6-2 6-3 while Roy Emerson and Fred Stolle won their matches.
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Typhoon Winnie Hits Manila Paralyzes Capital City
Typhoon Winnie slams into Manila with strong winds and heavy rain, ripping through the Philippine capital and disrupting life in the two million population as streets flood and power outages mount.
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White Sox Rally Past Indians 5 1 in 10th
In Cleveland, the White Sox broke a scoreless tie with four runs in the 10th inning. Tom McCraw and J C Martin delivered go ahead doubles, leading Chicago to a 5 1 win as Sam McDowell struggled after a four hitter over eight innings.
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Wytheville Defeats Orioles 14 to 6 in Bid for Series
Wytheville built a big early lead with four runs in the first and surged with three in the third and six in the sixth to beat Bluefield 14 to 6. Bluefield added single runs in the third and fifth. Tom Sapp took the loss after four innings. Gary Fancher led Bluefield with multiple singles and a homer.
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Charleston Nips Elmira In 10 Inning Baseball Thriller
Charleston Indians beat Elmira Pioneers 3-2 in ten innings. John Kelly delivered the deciding triple and sparked ejections of Elmira players Andy Etchebarren and Johnny Hogg after disputing the call. The win stops Charleston’s three game skid.
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Elmira
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Princeton Wins Three Way Meet
The Princeton Swimming Club defeated Tazewell and Pearisburg in a triangle meet at the Princeton City Pool. Princeton led with 314 points while Pearisburg had 224.5 and Tazewell 219. Outstanding swimmers were Barbara Williams of Pearisburg and Butch Lutz of Tazewell, each earning four blue ribbons under AAU rules.
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Arnie Tops Money Race With Cleveland Open Win
Arnold Palmer earned $12,000 for second at the Cleveland Open to lift his 1964 pro golf money total to $61,651 and take the season lead. Tony Lema's $20,000 Cleveland win moved him to $60,562, while Jack Nicklaus dropped to third with $57,677 after a $6,250 third-place finish.
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Allison Surges In Batting Race As Twins Lead
In New York AP report Bob Allison moved to first in the American League batting race with a .340 average after a hot week hitting .856 with 17 hits in 29 at bats. Harmon Killebrew tops AL homers and RBIs. Willie Mays and Roberto Clemente clash atop NL with strong finishes.
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Redlegs beat Cubs 6-1 behind O'Toole stellar start
Cincinnati Reds toppled Chicago 6-1 as Steve Boros and Leo Cardenas fueled early offense with a Boros triple and Cardenas three run double. Jim O'Toole earned the win to move to 7-4, with Bill Henry finishing. Dick Bertell homered for the Cubs who left-hander Lew Burdette took the loss.
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Dick Bertell
Aspromonte's Blow Sparks Houston to 6-1 Win Over Phillies
Bob Aspromonte hit his second grand slam of the season in the first inning as Houston defeated Philadelphia 6-1 Monday night. Bill Bruce earned the win with eight strikeouts, improving to 8-4, while Art Mahaffey took the loss for the Phillies.
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Virginia Receives 575000 For Emergency Re-seeding
The U S Agriculture Department allocates 575000 dollars to Virginia for emergency re-seeding of lands damaged by last year’s drought.
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Senators Beat Tigers 5-3 to End Six-Game Slide
Washington Senators snapped a six game losing streak by defeating the Detroit Tigers 5-3. Jim King delivered a 12th homer and Claude Osteen earned the win after a seesaw game that included a tying homer in the fifth and Brinkman's sacrifice fly for the final runs. Don Lock and Mike Brumley also figured in the decisive rallies as Detroit matched early scoring with fast start hits from Jerry Lumpe and Al Kaline.
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Casey Hutchinson Named NL All Star Coaches
Cincinnati dispatch reports Casey Stengel of the Mets and Fred Hutchinson of the Reds were chosen Monday as National League team coaches for the July 7 All-Star game. Walt Alston, Dodgers skipper, will manage the NL squad.
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Baltimore’s seventh straight win boosts AL lead over New York
Baltimore beat Minnesota 6-3 as Tony Oliva hit his 15th and 16th home runs and Harmon Killebrew slugged his 28th. Robin Roberts limited others as Norm Siebern added a two-run shot in the seventh to widen the Orioles’ margin. The Twins benefited from two Oliva solo homers but started facing a shaky fielding night.
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Lopat Takes Post In Front Office
CHICAGO AP Ed Lopat, fired three weeks ago as manager of the Kansas City Athletics, has taken a front office job as vice president in charge of player personnel. The 46 year old former Yankees pitcher will oversee Kansas City’s minor league system and split time on the road. Hank Peters remains head of the farm system.
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Radatz Keeps Red Sox In Race With 4-3 Win Over A’s
Dick Radatz earned his third save in two days as Boston defeated Kansas City 4-3. Earl Wilson gritted out his sixth win in seven decisions, while Boston stranded seven runners and gathered 12 hits. The 255 pound reliever escaped a bases loaded jam with two out to seal the victory. No amateur finished the 72 holes in the 1963 U S Open at Brookline.
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