Phillies Narrow Gap With Giants In July Fourth Race
Phillies move within a half game of the front running Giants after a 5-1 win in San Francisco. Ray Culp pitched six effective innings and Richie Allen went 3-for-3 with his 16th homer as Philadelphia seized control of the NL race opener. Cincinnati beat St Louis 4-1, Milwaukee topped Chicago 8-2, Pittsburgh edged Houston 2-1, and the Dodgers defeated the Mets 6-2.
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McHardy Sets Open Qualifying Record At St Andrews
St Andrews Scotland AP Bill McHardy 29 broke a 40 year Open record with a 64 in the first qualifying round on the Eden course. Johnny Bulla faced possible disqualification for improper card exchange but was allowed to continue after a Royal and Ancient ruling. In baseball, the Pirates halted a five game skid as Stargell and Burgess spark a late rally. Drysdale notches win for Dodgers.
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Brazil Star Altafini Pushes 100 Percent Salary Rise
Milan and Inter negotiations swirl as Altafini of Brazil demands a doubling of pay for next season after earning about 50 million lire last year. Reports tie him to talks with Milan and Internazionale amid the salary dispute.
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Bubble Bursts as Decatur Beats Cedar Rapids 12 4
The Decatur Commodores pounded Cedar Rapids for 12 runs on 14 hits to topple the Red Raiders from a first place tie. Joe McKilahan pitched a two hitter, aided by Cedar Rapids errors and baserunning miscues. The loss drops Cedar Rapids into a three way tie for third as Quad Cities leads and Fox Cities sits second.
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Minor Facets League Scores Mixed In Rochester Update
Fragmentary report notes several minor league baseball results and standings across cities such as Syracuse Rochester San City Salt Lake City Spokane Tacoma Portland and Hawaii with games extending to extra innings.
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Triple Play Helps Prairie Edge Linn-Mar 1-0 In High School Baseball
Prairie won 1-0 at Linn-Mar to improve to 8-3 as they scored in the first inning. A sixth inning triple play preserved the lead, with Jesse Schulte starting the key sequence by throwing out Price at first. Moore was out at the plate on a throw from second, and Elam snuffed a third base attempt before finishing the inning.
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Chi Chi Rodriguez Leads Whitemarsh Open by One Shot
Rodriguez shot 134 after 36 holes to lead the Whitemarsh Open by one stroke over Dave Marr at Whitemarsh Valley Country Club. He drew protests for his on course levity but defended it as relaxation helping his play as pros in the field chased during the third round. Other contenders include Dill Sikes Brown Fairfield Jacobs Johnson Palmer and Lema with Palmer and Nicklaus among those six back. The Mets also signed John O'Dell of Weber State.
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Moen Advances To Missouri Valley Tennis Final
Cedar Rapids player Susan Moen reaches the 14 under Missouri Valley title match at Winfield Kansas by defeating Linda Lehmhuhl 6 4 6 3 in the semifinals. Des Moines rivals Sheila Pearl and Bill Rompf stay in contention in 18 under girls and 14 under boys events.
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Rookie Bunker Shuts Out Athletics As Orioles Lead AL
Wally Bunker fired a two hit 4-0 victory over Kansas City in Baltimore to extend the Orioles lead to four games atop the American League. The 19-year-old rookie nearly pitched a perfect game, walking one in the ninth while striking out 10. Brooks Robinson and Bob Johnson homered for Baltimore as the crowd celebrated the Fourth of July eve.
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Bunkers One Hit Shutout Beats Kansas City
Baltimore rookie Wally Bunker pitched a one hitter as the Orioles won 4-0 over the Athletics. Brooks Robinson and Bob Johnson homered, boosting Baltimore's lead in the AL to four games.
Four teams advance in Des Moines softball tourney
In the second round of the women's state softball tournament in Des Moines Davenport shut out Kingsley- Pierson 4-0 Plainfield defeated Urbandale 8-4 North High of West Union beat Corwith-Wesley 10-8 and Pekin defeated East Union Ast on 14-1 The reads include players Linda Bierman Jane Jensen Beery Renwick Jan Leek and Pat as listed.
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