Yankees take early lead as Down strong in win over Tigers
New York gains first place in the American League with a 9-2 victory over Detroit behind Al Down who, despite seven walks and seven hits, fanned nine batters for his second straight win after recall from Richmond. Tom Tresh homered twice and Hector Lopez drove in four. Detroit’s Mickey Lolich took the loss after six innings.
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Braves Edge Phillies 5-3 Behind Cloninger’s Shutout Stint
Milwaukee Braves beat the Philadelphia Phillies 5-3 as Toby Cloninger allowed three hits and struck out eight in 4 2/3 innings for his first win. A wild fifth inning produced two runs on a pinch single by Clay Dalrymple and the ninth inning included a pinch in field single by Bob Oldis and an at bat by Johnny Callison.
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Marichal Throws No-Hitter Against Houston Colts
Juan Marichal pitched a no hitter as the San Francisco Giants defeated the Houston Colts 1 0 to move back into first place in the National League. He allowed two walks and struck out five in his sixth straight win, with Willie McCovey making a key defensive snag in the seventh.
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Dodgers Top Cubs 4-1 Behind Drysdale Solid Start
Don Drysdale scattered nine Chicago hits over seven innings to earn his eighth win. Dodgers scored in the first on two singles and added three more in the second, while Maury Wills extended his hitting streak to 11 games. Willie Davis drove in two runs and scored once as Los Angeles evened the series with Chicago. Dick Bertelli scored the Cubs lone run on an infield out.
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Indians Blank Senators 4-0 as Ramos Shuts Them Out
Pedro Ramos in his first start in three weeks threw seven innings with only one hit allowed to power the Cleveland Indians to a 4-0 win over the Washington Senators. He retired 20 straight before Jim King doubled with two out in the eighth.
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Unclear Pitching Duel Ends With Runners Advancing
The summary text describes a late rally with two outs in the seventh inning as King advances to third on a pitch and Ramos induces an inning-ending groundout. Abernathy relieves in the seventh as Washington remains without a hit in the last two frames.
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Mets Win at Crosley Field in Pitchers Duel
Ed Kranepool and Charlie Neal slugged home runs to lift the New York Mets to a 4-1 victory over the Cincinnati Reds. Kranepool’s second major league homer broke a 1-1 tie with one out in the first inning, followed by Neal’s third of the season over center field.
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Angels Rally To Beat Twins 9 6 In St Paul
Los Angeles Angels score four unearned runs in the third including Hank Foiles home run to defeat Minnesota Twins 9 6 at St Paul. Minnesota rookie Gerry Roggenburk makes his first major league start as the Angels add one run in the second and two in the sixth off reliever Mike Fernandez.
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Athletics Rally Past White Sox to Move Sox in AL Standings
Jay Hankins drove in two runs with a two run triple and Dale Willis and John Wyatt held Chicago to three runs as Kansas City defeated the White Sox 4-3 in Chicago. Hankins' fifth inning hit cleared the bases after an earlier KC run and improved Ray Herbert’s winless stretch while Chicago starter Diego Segui took the loss.
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Boston Baltimore Game Postponed by Rain at Fenway Park
Steady rain postponed the Boston Red Sox versus Baltimore Orioles game at Fenway Park. The Red Sox announced the contest has been rescheduled for Monday afternoon.
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Pirates Cardinals Game Postponed by Rain
ST LOUIS UPI reports Saturdays game between the Pittsburgh Pirates and St Louis Cardinals was postponed due to rain.
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Dodgers Rally To Take 12-1 Win Over Cardinals
The Dodgers crushed the Cardinals 12-1 in Friday action as Lewellen Hill and Morey led a multi run first inning. Danny Lane earned the win while Moore took the loss in a dust disrupted game later rescheduled for Saturday.
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Now You Know By United Press International
The average age of World War I veterans is 68.1 years, according to the Veterans Administration.
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Palmer Leads Thunderbird with Three Round 205
Arnold Palmer shot 68 to take a two shot lead at the Thunderbird golf classic in Rye New York. Jack Nicklaus, hindered by a stiff neck, posted 71 and stood seven behind at 212 as rain and mud drenched Westchester Country Club.
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Baseball Standings and Weekend Schedule Notes
Standings show American League results with Kansas City Chicago Los Angeles Minnesota Cleveland Washington New York Detroit Baltimore and Boston games. Projections list Sunday pitchers and Monday matchups, including KC at Chicago Buzhardt and Pizarro and other key interleague pairings.
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Women’s Open golf sets new dates and venues
The 1965 Women’s Open will be held July 1 to 3 at Atlantic City Country Club Northfield New Jersey. Past venues include Kenwood Country Club Cincinnati and San Diego Country Club Chula Vista California.
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Dow Jones Averages Show Mixed Day Leaders
The Dow Jones indices open higher and retreat to gains, with 30 industrials at 719.20 and 722.60 intraday highs, 20 rails near 170, and 65 stocks around 256.96 as overall declines appear limited by late losses.
El Paso Rookie Leads TL Batting and Team Edge
El Paso rookie Pete Dietz tops Texas League batting with a strong week. Dietz edges teammate Arlo Engel for runner up by 1 point in the extended season race. El Paso holds a 40 point team batting edge over San Antonio and leads in fielding and pitching metrics as Pat House and Jerry Humitzsch anchor the rotation.
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Preserving cantaloupe aroma with washing and wrapping
To prevent cantaloupe aroma from permeating other foods wash the melon. Then wrap it tightly in aluminum foil or plastic wrap or several layers of waxed paper before refrigerating.
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