Bonus Baby Puts Baltimore In First Place in American League
Orioles rookie Wally Bunker pitched six hitters to beat the Chicago White Sox 6-1 and move Baltimore one game up in the American League standings. Bo Belinsky of the Angels won his fourth decision as Los Angeles defeated the Senators 6-3, matching a surge by the Angels in the pennant race. Boston edged New York in 12 innings, while Cleveland swept Minnesota and Detroit beat Kansas City in 10 innings.
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Mickey Mantle
Max Alvis
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Dick McAuliffe
Detroit
Terry Fox
Kansas City
John Wyatt
Baseball Standings and Results Across Leagues
The standings show Baltimore leading American League with 36 wins and 23 losses while New York trails at 33 23 and Cleveland holds 30 27. In the National League Chicago defeats Philadelphia 9 to 5 and San Francisco beats Cincinnati 3 to 2 in early action with other by night games listed.
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Major League Leaders List by League and Stat
Summary of top players by league in batting, runs batted in and pitching. Names include Killebrew, Colavito, Mays, Banks, Torre and Farrell with teams Twins Indians Athletics Cubs Giants Phillies and more. Indicates leaders in hits home runs and earned run average across American and National Leagues.
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Hopes And Dreams Tested In U S Open At Congressional
Washington report on the first round of the United States Open golf championship at Congressional with stars Jack Nicklaus Arnold Palmer and Sammy Snead leading a field of 150 players. Favorites Nicklaus and Palmer seek immortality and major titles while Snead pursues a long victorious bracket as others chase the $17 000 top prize on the historic but grueling 70053-yard course.
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Wayne Coleman Shuts Giants, Cardinals Win 6 4
Wayne Coleman limited the league leaders to one run per inning as he pitched and batted the Cardinals to a 6 4 victory. Goleman drove in runs and Sammy Russell and Jimmy Pleming stood out on defense as the Cardinals built an early lead and held on. Baker started for the Giants, charged with the loss, while Land relieved. Pony League games set for 5:45 p m Red Sox vs Chisox and 8 p m Yankees vs Tigers.
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Jimmy Pleming
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Travis Whitehead
Sammie Russell
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Goleman
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Two To Break Tie In TO WICHITA FALLS
Buddy Hamilton of Amarillo and Richard Ellis of Pampa were to break a tie today for medalist in the 8th annual Texas Oklahoma Junior Golf Tournament. Sixty five contestants aged 10 to 18 reached the championship flight, with 77 as the max. Others include Bill Holstein Jr of Wichita Falls and Jay Dunbar of Memorial.
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Mike Castles
Les Harris
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Larry Donley
Phillip Davenport
Mel Horany
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Lions Sign Limerick On 1964 NFL Deal
Lions sign Iowa State end Dick Limerick to 1964 contract and assign him to rookie camp at Cranbrook Michigan. Vikings add Milt Sunde captain of 1963 Minnesota team after slimming to 245 pounds and plan to use him as offensive guard.
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Cubs Sign Wartburg Pair for Caldwell Farm
The Cubs signed two Wartburg College players to farm team roles in Caldwell Idaho. Pitcher Dave Lang from Anscar Iowa and outfielder Ray Bye from Janos Ville Iowa received assignments to the Cubs system. Detore Named Coach
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