Dodgers Should Sell Record Books For Koufax Era Feats
Koufax has pitched 19 consecutive scoreless innings and two no hit wins against the Giants this season. The Cardinals pushed ahead of the Dodgers atop the standings as St Louis won while the Dodgers lost ground. In other NL games Maury Wills and Ron Fairly scored on Bil Skowrons two run double. Ernie Broglio won five hitters for St Louis as Bill White homered early and Curt Flood doubled twice.
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Pirates Rally to 12-Run Win Highlight Key Homers
Willie Stargell blasted two homers and drove in six as the Pirates and Don Cardwell combined for an eight run inning surge. Mazeroski Batley and Stargell homered as Pittsburgh crushed an opponent, while Aaron continued to lead with his 129th homer for Atlanta. Reds and Phillies also posted wins as Sievers Demeter provided timely blasts and Duren outpitched Baldschun.
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Braves and Tigers Secure Monday Night Wins in Pony League
In a double header the Braves and Tigers posted victories. The Braves rallied with key hits and three runs in the sixth, while the Tigers built off strong fielding and timely plays to defeat the Reds. Substitutions and occasional errors marked the game as both teams showed resilience on the field.
Palmer predicts 280 will win U S Open title
Arnold Palmer told reporters at Brookline that a 280 score, four under par, should win the U S Open at the Country Club. He criticized several holes as blind and demanding, calling the course a driver’s layout while noting two tough spots on holes 12 and 9.
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Mantle Called in Bankruptcy Case
A masked, garbled entry reports a bankruptcy case involving an individual named Mantle. The text references court actions, a creditors’ process, and a trustee, with unclear dates and names.
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Sun Kings Edge Albuquerque in Texas League Thriller
Sun Kings beat the Dukes 8-7 to stay atop the Texas League standings. Derrell Griffith homered in the fifth with two on, and added a ninth inning solo shot as El Paso led 6-6 into the final frame. San Antonio defeated Austin 5-2 after a decisive 10th inning, Tulsa edged Amarillo 5-3, leaving San Antonio and Austin tied for second, with El Paso one game ahead.
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Was Underrated Jack Kralick Key to Indians Surge
Lefty pitcher Jack Kralick, once underestimated, fueled the Cleveland Indians’ winning streak with a five hit 1-0 victory over the Senators. Since being traded May 2 from Minnesota for Jim Perry, Kralick has rattled off six straight wins to move his record to 7-5, becoming a top lefty in Cleveland. The trio of Indians Orioles and Red Sox chase the Yankees as a tight three way for third place.
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Padres Idle–Gain on Rangers in Coast League Standings
In the Pacific Coast League action Monday night the Portland loss to Seattle tightened the Northern Division race as Spokane moved to second place while San Diego closed to within a half game of pace-setter Dallas-Fort Worth after their 5-2 defeat by Hawai i Salt Lake City beat Denver 9-4, preventing Denver from capitalizing.
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Kennedy to skip news conference this week
Washington UPI reports President Kennedy will not hold a news conference this week. No replacement schedule announced and White House officials offered no immediate comments. The decision comes amid ongoing international and domestic issues facing the administration.
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Tigers Fire Scheffing as Campbell Names Dressen Manager
Detroit manager Bob Scheffing and his entire coaching staff are fired for the best interests of the team. Charlie Dressen, ex-manager of multiple MLB clubs, will take over as manager with three coaches promoted from lower leagues to replace the outgoing staff. Dressen arrives for Boston game as Detroit sits 9th in the American League with 24 wins and 36 losses.
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Rev Richard Morgan Honored by Bonham Boys Baseball
The Bonham community honors Rev Richard Morgan a retired Episcopalian rector with a plaque. Bryce McIntyre presents the award after Thad Finley recounts Morgan’s long athletic support. Morgan, a devoted attendee of high school games, often walks to events from East 9th Street to the VA Center. Clarence Elkins ensured Morgan was at the Little League field for the surprise presentation.
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Dupas Molds On To Boxing Crown
Ralph Dupas of New Orleans remains world junior middleweight champion after a close 15 round decision over former champion Denny Moyer of Portland. This second win in seven weeks preserves Dupas title status as he defeats Moyer again.
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Bowlers of the Year named in New York event
The Metropolitan New York Bowling Writers named Don Carter of St. Louis and Marion Ladewig of Grand Rapids Mich as Bowler of the Year for the second time in three years.
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Mixed league high scores at Bonham Lanes Monday night
Jerry Yarbrough led men with high series 585 and second best game 213 while Wanda Littell topped women with 517 and game 189. Joe Sale had the men’s high game 220 and third high series 575. Catalinas posted team highs 919 in game and 2572 in series. results list Wonder Blunders 4 Smiths Fits 0 Hardies Hair Raisers 4 Louies Hot Shots 0 Catalinas 3 Ridge Runners 1.
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Cards Use Walks To Beat Yankees
The Cardinals routed the Yankees 10-2 after a five run burst in the third inning powered by five walks and two hits by Allred and Earp. The game featured 10 walks by Yankee pitchers and a 6 inning time limit tied with a Giants Red Sox draw.
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