Yankees Upend Orioles As Stottlemyre Secures Win
The New York Yankees beat the Baltimore Orioles 3-1 behind Mel Stottlemyre in his second straight victory during Flag Fortnight. Tresh and Maris produced key hits as the Yankees narrowed the gap to two games behind Baltimore, with Chicago and Boston also involved in the day's AL action. Harmon Killebrew hit his 42nd homer for Minnesota as the Twins routed Cleveland 13-2, and Detroit defeated Kansas City 11-5.
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Flood Makes Eight Hits In Doubleheader Action
Curt Flood of the St. Louis Cardinals collected eight hits in a doubleheader against the Los Angeles Dodgers, threatening a 1894 National League record. Koufax pitched a three hitter for a Dodgers win, while the Phillies beat the Mets 12-4 and the Giants dropped a doubleheader.
What'll He Do When He's 100
Westminster golfer Henry Maurer marked his 75th birthday with a marathon golf session. He played 54 holes by late morning, took a break, then completed 21 more holes, walking the course with the same ball and club and reportedly birdieing several holes.【End of source text】
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WBA To Hear Clay Backers At Norfolk Meeting
Representatives of Cassius Clay backers will appear before the World Boxing Association at its annual meeting in Norfolk Virginia. The hearing centers on a planned return bout between Clay and Sonny Liston set for mid November at an undecided site. The WBA has criticized the contract with Intercontinental Promotions and does not rank Liston in its top ten challengers.
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Sawyers Earn High Places in New York Archery Meet
The Sawyers Sophie Diane and Finnie Sawyer excelled at the New York State archery championships over the weekend. Diane took second in women's freestyle professional class with 1299 points, behind Carmen Washburn of Syracuse by 15 points. Finnie placed fifth with 1204 points as about 600 archers competed, drawing top shooters from New York and beyond.
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Massapequa Wins Eastern Regional Title in Senior Little League
Massapequa New Jersey defeated Hor Sham Pa 7-0 to claim the Little League senior division Eastern Regional baseball title. Massapequa will represent the east at the world series in Stuledtle Kentucky beginning August 20. Players aged 15 and under competed across 48 teams in the senior division.
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Homer Leads Corry Victory In extra tight 11 10 win
Corry Savines and Loan nine edged Mill Village 11 to 10 at Mill Village after a 10 2 hole. Homer led the offense with a first homer of the season, Hammond also homered, while Black Koestner and Stranahan contributed key hits. Morton earned the win in relief as Corry and Mill Village schedule a return game at Loveland Field.
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Packers Roll Past Giants In Exibition Tie Turnout 42327
Paul Hornung returned from suspension to spark Green Bay past the New York Giants 34-10 in a Saturday night exhibition before 42,327. Hornung accounted for 16 points with a touchdown pass to Boyd Dowler, two field goals, and K addition as Green Bay pulled away after a tight first half. Other NFL and AFL results followed including Browns rout of Rams 56-1 and Chargers edging Oilers 44-38.
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Schwab Sparks Bullets Victory In YMCA League
The league leading Bullets beat the Celtics 45 to 43 on Saturday afternoon to stay in first place with eight wins in ten games. Schwab scored 23, Furst 14, Schwab 8 for the Bullets while Blair led Celtics with 20. Lakers and Royals remain in chase for the title.
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Dodgers Top Koufax Shuts Out Cardinals in Opener
In the opening game, Sandy Koufax pitched his seventh shutout and 19th win of the season, permitting seven hits and fanning 12 as the Dodgers defeated St Louis. Curt Flood of the Cardinals had four straight hits in the first game and again four straight in the nightcap before striking out in the ninth.
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Mohr and Cassett Lead Local Golf Tourney Then Tie
Doc Mohr and Dr. E J Kern posted a best ball 64 to lead the local member guest golf tournament at County Country Club. Russ Cassett led low gross with 75 while teams and players competed in the largest field in the event’s history with 26 twosomes and numerous awards announced.
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Moose Wins First In L League Doubleheader Victory
Moose breaks a 15 game skid with an 11-5 win over VFW 11-5 in game one of a Little League twin bill at Bracken Piglet. VFW then takes game two 6-5 as Moose rallies late. Ron Bailey picks up the win for Moose in game two while Dave Cochran wins game one. John Wotus leads VFW with a homer and five RBIs. Hasbrouck and Graves star for Moose with timely hits.
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Connellsville Little League Champs Advance to Regional
Connellsville captures Pennsylvania Little League title for the second straight year and heads to the Eastern Regional in Morristown New Jersey. They defeated Philadelphia Northeast Optimist 2 to 4 for the state crown as pitcher Tom Pippit fanned 14 in six innings. luncheon followed.
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