Willie Mays Hits Three Homers For 6-4 Giants Win
Willie Mays slugged his 8th 9th and 10th homers to pace the San Francisco Giants past the St. Louis Cardinals 6-4. The win widened the Giants NL lead to two games over the Cardinals and 3 1/2 over the Dodgers as Mays ended a slump with a 3-for-4 day and the Giants held steady atop the race.
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Dodgers crush Phillies in rescheduled Little League game
Dodgers rout Phillies 16 to 2 after rain delay with Danny Lane four strikeouts over 3 1 3 innings and Havins closing out the win. Phillies pitcher Sasche lasted 1 2 3 innings before Cunningham finished. In Pony League action, Yankees beat Tigers 6 to 3 as Moore and Martinez pitched for New York while Shires and Galligan went for Detroit. Redsox topple Chisox 24 to 2 behind Camp winning and Linley taking the loss.
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Yankees fall to left handed pitchers in doubleheader
Indians' Kralick shutout the Yankees 5-0 and Sam McDowell beat them 7-2 as left handers dominate the New York lineup. Whitfield drove in three for Cleveland while Belinsky and others hurt the Yankees in a scattered league-wide outlook.
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Barnes Signs With Texas Western
Teddy Jay Barnes a 6 1 145 pound star of basketball tennis and baseball signed a letter of intent with the Texas Western Miners. He earned Class B All State first team honors after leading Texas in 1962 63 with a 35.7 point per game average and pitched a no hitter in a summer baseball game against Canyon. Barnes noted plans to play some baseball in addition to basketball.
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Mantle Dominates A's Twice In Great Yankee Showdown
Eddie Lopat warned pitchers not to let Mantle beat them as the sluggers hit two homers then a tape measure shot in the 11th. Mantle’s speed and power fueled a pair of dramatic performances, leaving observers to marvel at his near impossible feats and Yankees legacy.
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Weekend Sports Headlines From Coast to Coast
Weekend sports roundup reports Willie Pastrano upsetting Harold Johnson for the light heavyweight title in Las Vegas. Villanova claims its fourth consecutive IC 4-A track title. Winonly wins the Californian Handicap at Hollywood Park after substituting for Crozier. Maryland State captures its first NAIA track crown in Sioux Falls led by Russ Rogers. Armando Vega and Muriel Grossfeld win AAU gymnastics titles in Philadelphia. Don Finsterwald and Julius Boros share early lead in the 500 Festival golf in Indianapolis. Russia tops world freestyle wrestling in Sofia with four titles and the team crown.
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Spicy Living Wins Mother Goose Stakes at Aqueduct
Spicy Living, a 3 year old filly, captured the Mother Goose Stakes at Aqueduct Racetrack. The race carried a purse of $91,725, showcasing the standout performance of the New York contender on a stakes afternoon.
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Campbell to replace Jones on UT coaching staff in Houston school
Theta High School Coaches Association Sunday named Mike Campbell to join the University of Texas staff as a coach at the 31st annual coaching school in Houston August 5-9. Jones resigned to enter private business. Campbell joins Darrell Royal Jim Pittman and Charles Shira as instructors.
Getts All Star Bid Ties Chicago Team
Junious Buchanan of Grambling a 6 7 inch 270 pound tackle has been led to play in the 30th annual All Star football classic Aug 2 where college All Stars meet the Green Bay Packers of the NFL.
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Schoolboys Shine In Texas Track Meet Upset Potential
In Dallas the Texas Track and Field Federation opener highlighted high school stars rivaling college athletes. James White of Dallas Sunset edged top collegiate rivals in the 220 while Johnny Morris III swept junior events, and Bobby May of Rice led senior division high hurdles with a 14.2 as Rex Wilson and Bob Johnson placed. Lou Gunter and Lynn Saunders posted strong times for UT and Abilene respectively.
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