Running Pitches Perfect No Hit Game Captures Fans
Philadelphia pitcher Jim Bunning threw a perfect game in the first game of a Sunday doubleheader, the first NL perfect game since 1880, while the Phillies beat the Mets 6-0. The Mets won the nightcap 8-2 with three hits. Other NL results included Houston over Milwaukee 5-2 and 5-4, Chicago sweeping Pittsburgh 2-1 and 7-2, Los Angeles splitting with Cincinnati 4-2 and 2-1, San Francisco 7-3 over St. Louis, and battles featuring Hal Lanier and Willie Mays for the Giants.
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Eight Major League Baseball Scores and Schedule
Houston ties with New York American Conference forming a 5-5 line while Milwaukee defeats Chicago 24 to 2. Pittsburgh loses 1 to 2 against Los Angeles while Cincinnati draws 2-2 with San Francisco and St. Louis wins 3-0. Today’s games feature Los Angeles at Milwaukee and San Francisco at Cincinnati. News desk notes schedule for the day.
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Bowl-Aire Mixed Doubles League Scores Highlight Night
Two 600 series marked Bowl-Aire Mixed Doubles League. Al Dunnewold posted 659 and Hal Morton 602. Dunnewold rolled 223 197 239 while Morton had 179 211 212. Rick Culver finished 169 245 179 and 593. Dave Harvey added 216.
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Small Wins NCAA Golf Tourney 2 and 1 at Broadmoor
Colorado Springs reports Terry Small of San Jose State outlasted Kansas State's Jim Colbert with a 2 and 1 victory in the NCAA Golf Championship after posting even par for the Broadmoor course 7112 yards. Colbert shot three under in the afternoon, finishing three over for 36 holes.
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Belinsky Seeks Hawaii Return as Angels Beat Indians
Bo Belinsky, Los Angeles lefty, allowed a late hit to spoil a near shutout and earned his 7th win in a three-game run, keeping the Angels rolling at 41. He again pushed his ERA to 3.12, while the AL slate saw New York surge to first with a Sox win and Boston’s four-run rally over Baltimore.
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Venturi Ends Jinx to Capture Open Title
Ken Venturi won the U.S. Open in extreme heat, ending the persistent pursuers and finishing 66 70 278 the second best Open score. The piece then shifts to Jack Nicklaus trudging through a slump as he lingers No.1 money leader, seeking his first British Open at St Andrews July 9-12, a title he has not yet won.
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Little Leaguer Plays Heart Out Then Dies in Car
South Bend Indiana AP reports 11 year old John J. Metz Jr. died after collapsing on the way to hospital following a Little League game won 5-4 by his team. The boy, known to have a heart ailment since infancy, had been advised against competitive sports.
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Lou Hanna At Football Camp Details and Attendee Notes
The report outlines Lou Hanna and Malia attending a football camp with multiple named coaches and participants mentioned across several towns. It notes enrollment figures for the first and second weeks, lists notable attendees such as Joe Paterno and J White, and references various schools, locations, and individuals connected to the camp's events and planning.
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Untitled fragment notes city youth event
A fragmented OCR item mentions Pennsylvania youth, a Saturday event, and a place name Chambersbeale with scribal errors. No clearpersons or organizations are readable.
Golf Winners and Boxing Results From Weekend Events
Larry Joyce and Dale Webster win a golf tournament by 22 points over 108 total strokes. In boxing action Blair Tricparsoi defeats Del Mana, Juan-Marcos Mor stops Berrios, and Morales claims a lightweight belt as Pelka of Tivining earns a 508 score in a separate bout.
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Athletics win opener as Don Lock stars in doubleheader
Athletics, winners of eight of their previous nine games, beat Auburn 9 3 and 9 3. Don Lock drove in five runs with two homers in the opener and doubled in a run in the second game. Jim King had four hits and two RBI in the first game while Al Koch limited the Athletics to three hits in the nightcap before Ed Charles homered in the ninth. Ron Kline finished the ninth for Koch.
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