Sudden Sam McDowell Throws Second Straight One Hitter
Cleveland ace lefty McDowell wins 1-0 over Chicago White Sox on a two hit game plus 10 strikeouts to run his record to 4-0. Don Buford’s second inning bloop double is the only blemish. Orioles stay hot at 12-1 with 4-1 win over Detroit.
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Fans Wait For Homer Mays Slumps After Injury
Willie Mays suffers a bruised left knee in San Francisco's 2-0 win over St Louis and leaves the game early. The slump follows a week of missing time with a cold upset stomach and a bruised right hand hampering his swing. Mays had tied Mel Ott for NL career home runs with his 511th but now trails his record as his batting average dips from .348 to .286. Other NL scores include Pittsburgh 8 New York 0 and Houston 7 Atlanta 1 with Robeto Clemente and Hank Aaron contributing key hits.
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Cards and Bees Clash in Midwest League pennant chase
The Cedar Rapids Cardinals travel to face the Burlington Bees in a two game set to wrap up the weekend series. Meier and Borbon combined on a two hitter as Cedar Rapids rolled to a 7 0 win Sunday. Dale Meier doubled as Harry Laiolo led the offense with three hits. The Monday 7 30 start features C A McGowen for Cedar Rapids and Art Groza for Burlington.
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Mudcat Grant Leads Twins In Win Despite Slump
Jim Mudcat Grant earned the victory for Minnesota in a nightcap after the club had dropped seven of eight. He gave up eight hits and drove in two runs with a second inning single as Joe Adcock Jim Fregosi and Jack Warner homered for the Angels who swept Boston in the opener.
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Iowa pool tourney sparks plans for next year
Mackey reports lakeside pockets draw huge entry field and aims to host 1967 event on Roosevelt hotel mezzanine. Iowa Memorial Union hopes to lure Willie Mosconi for a joint exhibition. 1966 champion Bill Jones to compete in nationals in Chicago June 10 12.
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Ladd and Faison Become Free Agents in San Diego
Ernie Ladd and Earl Faison, top AFL defenders, became free agents Sunday after declining 1965 contracts with the San Diego Chargers in a contract dispute over higher pay and rookie bonuses. Sid Gillman declined to comment.
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Schayes Fired As Ther Coach Schayes Fired As Ther Coach
Philadelphia AP Dolph Schayes was fired as Philadelphia 76ers coach and replaced by Alex Hannum. Irv Kosloff said the move aims to win the NBA title for Philadelphia. Hannum, released from the San Francisco Warriors, signed a two year contract.
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