Braves Zip Phillies as Streak Surges in NL Standings
Milwaukee Braves rout Philadelphia 4 3 and 2 0 to sweep the doubleheader and climb to fifth in the NL, led by Hank Aaron who reached his 2000th hit and a 16 game hitting streak. The Phillies drop to second behind San Francisco as Giants slip in Houston and New York outcomes mix in a busy day. Budding subplots include O Dell ejection in Houston and Perry changing shoes on the mound amid a late rally, while Mets sweep Cincinnati.
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Birds Hold 2% Edge On Yanks
Orioles split a doubleheader with Detroit as Aparicio collected five hits and four runs scored while stealing two bases boosting his average above .800. He leads the league in stolen bases for a ninth straight season, and Baltimore won the opener 4 to 2 before losing 4 to 3 in 10 innings.
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Baseball scores and standings from Sunday and upcoming games
Sunday results feature Boston 5 3 over Detroit and Baltimore 4 3, plus Los Angeles 2 3 and Minnesota 12 10 innings. Chicago 341– Kansas City 14 and Cleveland 2 New York 2 called in 7th due to rain. National League shows San Francisco Philadelphia and Cincinnati leading divisions with multiple rain delayed/ postponed games and a Tuesday slate in major matchups.
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Royals Upset Celtics In YMCA Cage Loop
In a double header at the YMCA, the Royals defeated the Celtics 40 37 for their first win in four games. The Bullets shocked the Lakers 60 97 to pull even for first, while Celtics fell to third. Lanny Fitch led Royals with 15 points. Fred Tiny Schwab paced Bullets with 31. Bill Blynt led Lakers with 17.
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Three-way Young League Batting Race Nears Crown
Little Leaguers Chase the batting title in a tight three-man race led by Chase at 458, Brown 448, and Sample 438. Chase also tops the 10-12 pitching list with 6-0 and 29 innings, while Dan Taylor edges strikeouts at 61. Bill Blynt and Norm Hasbrouck pace hits and homers respectively, with Downey recording the season's only triple.
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Hammond Hero Saves Opener For Corry Loan Club
Corry Corings and Loan opens with an 9-8 win over Union City at Loveland Field as Rick Hammond delivers a three hit night including a go ahead eighth inning single. Beal Upperman and Linski also add multi hits while Rigby and Hotchkiss spark key plays in a see saw game. Corry outhits Union City 18-10 and heads to Waterford Wednesday night with a 1 0 lead in the series.
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Wright Wins Fourth United States Women’s Open Title
Mickey Wright of Dallas defeats Ruth Jessen of Seattle to claim a record fourth U S Women's Open championship at San Diego Country Club. Wright shoots 70 to Jessen 72, finishing 290 after 72 holes, with Jessen finishing 293 and Shirley E. in the narrative.
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Golf standings show tied leaders and close runners-up
Alehorn, 23, of Los Angeles, and Marilyn Smith, of Colorado, tied at 291 and led the field. Runners-up included Sandra Haynie at 295, Peggy Wilson 296, Joann Prentice 297, Marlene Bauer Hugge 298, and Kathy Whitworth 300, per the reported scores.
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Pete Ward drives White Sox to doubleheader sweep with six runs
Big League Stars report Pete Ward of the White Sox drove in six runs with two homers in a 31 114 doubleheader sweep against Kansas City. He sparked a seven run eighth in the nightcap with his third grand slam of the season as Galen Clagett pitched. The Mets, hosting Cincinnati’s Joey Jay, won 1-0 to snap Jay’s six‑game winning streak and complete their first doubleheader sweep since June 23, 1963, by taking game two 5-1.
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Barber Beats Out Venturi At Wykagyl
Miller Barber wins the Wykagyl Round Robin in Columbus ahead of Ken Venturi, earning $5,000 and clinching the event with 31 plus points. Barber, a 32 year old Texan from Arkansas, rallies to overtake Venturi in the four day head to head match play format.
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Hobart Utility Man Wins 30000 Petersen Bowling Prize
Thiel a 32 year old Hobart Indiana utility man captured the top prize of 30000 in the Petersen Bowling Classic. The seven month tournament ended when the last two squads failed to beat his 1684 set from February 8. A record field of 15872 bowlers competed as Thiel rolled games of 202 200 239 215 196 222 210 to claim the championship.
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Steelers Begin Practice At South Park
The Pittsburgh Steelers start passing drills at South Park with the nucleus of the offense, as Buddy Parker orders a center, four quarterbacks and seven receivers to daily workouts through Thursday. Full-squad drills begin July 21 at the University of Rhode Island in Kingston.
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