White Sox Rally Past Orioles 5-3 Ending Baltimore Streak
Chicago used Baltimore errors and aggressive baserunning to beat the Orioles 5-3. Gene Freese scored the go ahead run in the sixth on Brooks Robinson misplay, then Don Buford and Tommy Agee added later runs as Chicago moved to within one game of Cleveland.
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Merritt Shuts Down Yankees In Twins Victory
Reliever Jim Merritt allowed one hit and struck out five as the Minnesota Twins beat the New York Yankees 4 to 3. Ralph Houk suffered his first defeat since returning as Yankee manager. The game featured 11 hits per team and a record 46 singles between clubs.
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Roger Maris
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Ralph Houk
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Camilo Pascual
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Tony Oliva
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Clinton
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Baseball Scores Hide Doubleheader Night Across Leagues
MLB results show Minnesota defeated New York 4-3 and Chicago beat Baltimore 5-3. Other games included Philadelphia 5 Los Angeles 1 and San Francisco 3 Pittsburgh 0 with rain and postponements noted. Coast Guard beat Hartford 2-1 in a rain-shortened tilt, Edwards striking out nine in a one-hitter bid before errors doomed a Cards rally.
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Brock's bases-loaded 12th-inning single beats Braves
Lou Brock lined a bases loaded single with none out in the 12th to score Curt Flood and lift the St. Louis Cardinals to a 4-3 win over the Atlanta Braves in the opener of the riverfront stadium era. Alou homered twice for Atlanta to spark a 3-2 lead before Brock delivered.
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Marichal Throws Shutout As Giants Top Pirates 3-0
Juan Marichal pitched six hits shutout ball to extend his win streak to seven and lift the San Francisco Giants over Bob Veale and the Pittsburgh Pirates 3-0. Hart hit his sixth homer as SF backed by 11 hits while Eddie Ray Hart, Alou, and Brown produced the runs. Veale lasted 7 1/3 innings in the setback as SF gained the lead in the second and added two in the eighth.
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Braves Add Dizzy Dean To TV Broadcast Team
Dizzy Dean joins the Atlanta Braves television broadcast roster after being benched when the Game of the Week moved networks. He will announce the Braves Cardinals game and five subsequent telecasts, bringing his Hall of Fame legacy from 1953 and a long broadcasting career alongside Pee Wee Reese.
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Romeo Hanover Victor In Yonkers Cane Prep
Yonkers Raceway staged two divisions for three-year-old eligibles racing toward the Cane Futurity Pace. Romeo Hanover won the first by three lengths at 2.60 to 1. Overcall captured the second by three-quarters of a length at 4.80 to 1, with Tracer Hanover chasing. The daily double paid 83.20.
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Garson Hanover
Groat and Callison Power Phillies Over Dodgers 5-1
Dick Groat struck with a two run homer and Johnny Callison drove in two with a bases loaded single to lift the Philadelphia Phillies to a 5 1 win over the Los Angeles Dodgers Jim Bunning earned his fourth straight victory despite needing relief from Darold Knowles in the seventh inning Lefebvre provided a Dodgers homer but the Phils took the lead in the third on Bunning and Groat singles and Groat s homer to chase Don Drysdale trailing 1 0 into the fifth inning.
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Five Way Tie Leads In Greater New Orleans Pro Golf
Tony Lema and four others share the first round lead at the Greater New Orleans Golf Tournament after a rainy day. Jack Nicklaus, Arnold Palmer and Lionel Hebert trail by one stroke as players contend at Lakewood Country Club in New Orleans.
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Jask Montgomery
Tommy Rayon
Lionel Hepert
Arnold Palmer
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Bob Gagsby
Jack Montgomery
Tommy Aaron
Lionel Hebert
Steve Spray
Harold Kneece
Ket Nogle
Freddie Hoss
Rocky Thompson
Billy Costerp
Chuck Matlack
Don Bisplingholt
Chuck Courtney
Randy Glover
John Lotz
Randy Petri
Doug Sanders
Ed Griffiths
Wayne Yates
Dick Crawford
Dick Lytle
George Bayer
Claude Kind
Jock McGawen
Gay Brewer
Harold Henning
Jackie Burke
Meriden Shamrocks name Gene Casey head coach
The Meriden Shamrocks of the New England Professional Football league named Gene Casey as head coach He previously coached Ansonia in the Atlantic Coast Football league in 1962 and 1963 before the franchise folded He was line coach at Southern Connecticut State College from 1954 to 1961.
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Stengel to Don Met Uniform For All-Timers Day
Casey Stengel to wear No 37 at the New York Mets Old Timers Day on July 30 at Shea Stadium. He will manage the American Leaguers in a theme tied to the 1950 All-Star Game, marking his 76th birthday and his first return to the uniform since a hip injury.
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Esposito Palsa Among Leaders In N E Tourney
Tufts junior Billy Carroll led after the first round of the New England Intercollegiate Golf Tourney at Portland Country Club with a 75 as Middlebury and Providence shared team lead at 323. Connecticut’s Stan Hilinski followed one behind with 76, while several players from Boston College Lowell Tech Harvard and other schools posted 77s and 78s in wet conditions.
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YMCA Golf league opens with ten matches at Wheeler Park
Dusty division teams begin the season at D Fairchild Wheeler Park with ten scheduled matches. Early results across divisions show Bridgeport Brass, Dictaphone, Harvey Hubbell and United Illuminating among winners in opening week play. Also noted is a civil service exam announcement for recreation superintendent in Bridgeport with June 18, 1966 deadline for applications.
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