May's Gem Ends Worry Ends
LOS ANGELES (UPI) Trophie pitcher Rudy May has found a cure for insomnia in a ball game. The 24-year-old southpaw from Oakland hurled his first major league complete game and shutout yesterday in a win over the Baltimore Orioles. He walked none, struck out two, and raised his record to 3 5. After the game he said he slept better knowing he could help the club whether starting or relieving. Manager Bill Rigney hailed the upcoming talent and noted his ability to attack the plate with a sharp fastball and curve.
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AFL Readies Two Stage Expansion Across 1967 Field
AFL commissioner Joe Foss announced a two day meeting to chart a two stage expansion plan likely naming two to four new teams for 1967 with NFL expansion also in play cities under consideration include Atlanta Philadelphia Chicago New Orleans Los Angeles Detroit and others The outcome could reshape pro football by 1968 as franchises shift and summer all star game plans in Chicago and Buffalo are reviewed.
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Slumping Giants Open Four Mets Series With Loss
In Cincinnati the San Francisco Giants, heading into four three-game sets against the New York Mets, were idle after a 4-0 shutout loss to end a two game series. The Giants managed only five hits in 31 at bats as they failed to rally.
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Cepeda May Be Out Year For Giants
The doctor who operated on Orlando Cepeda's right knee said the slugging first baseman will be out indefinitely and may miss the rest of the season. The Giants learned the news as they arrived for a three game series with the New York Mets starting Tuesday night.
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Reds win 2 1 as Ellis shuts Giants in San Francisco
Cincinnati defeats San Francisco 2 1 with Sammy Ellis pitching a shutout as Willie Mays and Willie McCovey go hitless. Gordon Coleman scored on a error in the first, Deron Johnson and Don Pavletich contributed run scoring hits, while Orlando Cepeda faces knee concerns back in New York. The series opener with New York on KSFO 560 airs at 4 55 P M.
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Cepeda Faces Return Visit After Knee Surgery
New York reports on Orlando Cepeda awaiting a six month post operative visit with Dr. Morrison McLaughlin. The slugger fears news of premature strain on his damaged knee after a December procedure. teammates advise caution as Cepeda contemplates his 28th birthday and career peak years ahead.
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Woolfson Wins Junior Vet National Net Championship
In Sacramento Dennis Ralston of Bakersfield defends his national hardcourt title by defeating Ham Richardson 6 4 6 1. Rosemary Casals wins women’s Hardcourt title. Casals and Cecilia Martinez take women’s doubles. Junior veterans crown goes to Joe Woolfson over John Williams 6 2 8 4, with other veterans doubles decided by Jack Howke and Williams 6 0 6 2.
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Lema Wins Buick Open in Close Finish Over Nicklaus
Tony Lema captures the 1964 Buick Open at Warwick Hills with a 280 total, earning $20,000 and a car for five years, after Jack Nicklaus faltered on the 18th hole. Lema becomes the tournament’s first two time winner and moves high on the PGA money list while Nicklaus nets $8,000.
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Dodgers Mix Power and Versatility In Doubleheader Sweep
Dodgers take a 4-0 win and a 4-0 loss in a Sunday doubleheader with Milwaukee, showcasing Jim Gilliam’s switch hitting versatility as he homers twice and Maury Wills is caught stealing twice. Gilliam, recently back as a player, hits a homer in each game and raises his season average to .360 while Wills extends his stolen base attempts but is thwarted. Other NL results include Cincinnati 6 San Francisco 0 and Pittsburgh sweeping New York. AL action features New York sweeping Chicago and Boston’s 9-4 win before an 11-inning defeat.
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How They Stand in the MLB Rough Patch
A garbled recap shows Los Angeles 4 3, Milwaukee 68 Philadelphia 110, Chicago at Houston 16, San Francisco at New York night. Don Drysdale noted as first pitcher with 10 wins, Dodgers and Braves are mentioned with boxscore era data and standings figures.
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Baseball score roundup with mixed results across leagues
Yesterday's results show Los Angeles and Cleveland posting varied innings while New York and Chicago played late night matchups. Kansas City and Minnesota eyed night games as Cleveland, Chicago and other teams continued schedule play in the Texas League and other circuits.
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Yankees Start to Wake as They Rally Over White Sox
New York Yankees burst to life in a doubleheader rout of Chicago, winning 6-1 and 12-1. The victories stretch their modest winning streak to three games, signaling a potential shift in the AL standings despite remaining well back in the pack. Manager Johnny Keane eyes a turnaround as rookies and veterans click.
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Pie Coast League Sunday Results and Mixed Scores
Fragmented sports brief shows numerous scattered results from coast league games. Teams referenced include Losianapalla Oktshema City Seattle Denver Hawaii Vancouver Salt Lake Tacoma Asheville Birmingham Chattanooga Montgomery Charlatie Xnoavilie with varied final scores such as Portiand 66 San Diege 2 and Salt Lake Athanors 58 Tacomas 4.
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Callison Tresh Twin Hit Terrors
New York Yankees outfielder Tom Tresh and Philadelphia Phillies first baseman Johnny Callison each hit three home runs in yesterday's doubleheader second games. Both batted .279 in 43 games with identical totals for at bats and hits, matching in a notable twin-terrific performance.
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