May's Gem Ends Worry Ends May's Sleep Troubles
Los Angeles rookie Rudy May pitched his first major league complete game and his first shutout, leading the Angels to a 3-0 win over the Baltimore Orioles. The Oakland-born lefty struck out two without a walk to improve to 3-5, saying he slept better knowing he could start or relieve. Angels manager Bill Rigney praised his control and future potential.
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AFL Readies Two Stage Expansion Rumors Surface
AFL president Joe Foss announced a two day meeting to plan a two stage expansion, possibly adding two to four teams by 1964 and again later. Cities eyed include Atlanta, Philadelphia, Chicago, Los Angeles, Cleveland and Detroit as leagues plot a broader pro football map. Also facing a potential change to summer all star games in Chicago and Buffalo.
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Slumping Giants Set To Face Mets In Cincinnati Series
The San Francisco Giants, resuming a three game set with the New York Mets, were idle after a 6-0 shutout loss in Cincinnati. The Giants managed five hits in 41 at bats as the Mets shut them out to conclude the series.
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Cepeda May Be Out For Season With Giants
The doctor who operated on Orlando Cepeda's right knee informed the San Francisco Giants that the slugging first baseman will be out indefinitely and may miss the rest of the season. The news came as the Giants arrived to start a three game series with the New York Mets.
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Reds edge Giants in low scoring ride at Candlestick
Cincinnati Reds edged San Francisco 2 1 as Sammy Ellis pitched a shutout. Pete Rose drove in the tying run after Gordon Coleman’s centerfield miscue, with Don Pavletich and Coleman also scoring. Willie Mays and Willie McCovey were held hitless as Orlando Cepeda contended with knee pain and a medical consult in New York. The setback drops the Giants further behind in fourth as Cincinnati built a late lead.
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Reckoning Day For Cepeda
New York reports six months after knee surgery Orlando Cepeda prepares for a visit with Dr. Morrison McLaughlin. He fears a warning of premature strain, while teammates offer cautious optimism about recovery. Cepeda weighs 227 pounds and reflects on his career years before his 28th birthday.
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Woolfson Wins Junior Vet National Net Title in California
Dennis Ralston of Bakersfield defended his national hardcourt crown by defeating Ham Richardson 6-4 6-1 6-4 to win the men’s singles at Sacramento. Rosemary Casals, 16, of San Francisco, captured the women’s hardcourt, while Ralston and Yom Edtefsen won the men’s doubles. Casals and Ceclia Martinez won the women’s doubles. Local champs included Joe Woolfson in juniors and Elston Wyatt in senior veterans singles with doubles titles decided in Central California.
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Nicklaus Bid Fails At Wire
Tony Lema wins the Buick-Open at Warwick Hills with an eight under par 280 to claim first prize of 20000 and a new car for five years. Jack Nicklaus falters on the 18th hole as he drives out of bounds finishing one stroke behind. Johnny Pott takes second with 12000, Julius Boros third with 6800.
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Lema Faces Cleveland Open After Belmont Stakes Finish
New York reports a small bone chip in Small Bone Chip Tt's right knee, affecting preparations as Lema heads to Cleveland for the Open championship this week. Nine career wins include PGA tours and a Dan victory, with recent form noted after last Saturday's Belmont Stakes.
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Gilliam Power Hitting Sparks Dodgers Twin Bill Win and Loss
Los Angeles Dodgers defeat Milwaukee 4-0 in game one and lose the nightcap as Jim Gilliam delivers two homers and four hits in Sunday action. Maury Wills contributes with a double and a walk but is caught stealing twice. Gilliam, fresh off a coaching stint, matches his 1964 output with his first 1965 homers and helps maintain a narrow NL lead.
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Yesterday's Results Across Baseball Scores and Schedules
Listings show multiple MLB results with errors and typos across teams like Los Angeles Baltimore Cleveland Minnesota Washington Boston Kansas City Indiana New York Chicago Detroit and others. Night games include Cleveland at Minnesota Detroit at Los Angeles New York at Kansas City and Chicago at Boston with various incomplete scores and a Sunday results note from Albuquerque Amarillo 10 innings Tulsa 7 Dallas Fort Worth El Paso 1.
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Deep rumble from rising Yankees in strong win
New York Yankees woke against Chicago with a 12-0 walloping of the White Sox, starting a modest three-game streak. The club remains in eighth place, ten and a half games back, but the steady roar hints at a turn in momentum under manager Johnny Keane.
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Sunday results across leagues show varied scores
Pacific Coast League results include Oklahoma City 6 over Indignanalis 5 and Spokane 13 defeating Genver 14. Other games show San Diego 2 over Pariland 6 while Hewall 7 beat Wargonver 4 and Salt Lake 1 over Arkantan 4. Tacoma 41 appears in Squibern League results with Lyethbore 5 and Avteville 3, plus Crabaneega 12 and Chartette 1 with Moutigariney 67. Knoxville 4 also listed in final tally.
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Callison and Tresh Twin Home Run Power
New York Yankees outfielder Tom Tresh and Philadelphia Phillies catcher Johnny Callison each hit three homers in the second game of a doubleheader. Both men went 4 for 5, are batting .279, have appeared in 49 games, and share identical at bats and hits totals.
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