Pesky's Pitching Stays Red Sox Winning Pitcher Saves Night
Dick Radatz dominated late, earning his 13th save of the season as Boston beat Kansas City 4-3. Pesky praised the reliever's impact while Bresoud lifted Boston with two runs and a triple. In the majors, Orioles, White Sox, Senators, and others posted wins across leagues.
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Gene Oliver
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Lee Maye
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Leo Cardenas
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Dick Bertell
Jim O'Toole
Flame in Elroy Face Flickers as Pirates Lose to Dodgers
Elroy Face, 36, falters in a 7-6 Pittsburgh loss to Los Angeles after a rough seventh inning. He has three losses in five decisions and his ERA climbs to 5.23 over 22 games as he battles to regain form from past relief dominance.
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Bob Veale
Facé
Joe Amalfitano
New York
McKinley Faces Stolle in Wimbledon Semifinal Run
Chuck McKinley advances to the Wimbledon semi finals after beating Abe Segal 6-3 6-3 4-6 6-4. He must now handle Fred Stolle while facing Roy Emerson or Wilhelm Bungert in the next round. Emerson tops Hewitt and Bungert defeats Osuna in Monday action.
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Geoffrey Miller
Associated Press
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England
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Fred Stolle
Roy Emerson
Wilhelm Bungert
Chuck
San Antonio
Tex
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Stolle
Emerson
Bungert
Bael
McKinley
Germany
Rafael Osuna
U.S
Bob Hewitt
Christian Kuhnke
Track Team Strong For Red Meet
The United States track team, potentially its strongest ever, prepares for a dual meet with Russia in Los Angeles on July 25-26. Coach Sam Bell warns Russia is formidable and the U S squad must perform at peak to defend a five‑meet winning streak. Team selections come from the AAU nationals and Olympic trials, with possible last minute additions after trials.
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British Dishwasher Promises Deep Sea Cleaning Cooks Dishes
A British dishwashing machine now marketed in the United States uses underwater brushes to clean dishes.
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Campaneris Makes Good With Barons In Southern League
Berto Campaneris, 20, stars shortstop for the first place Birmingham Barons, leading the Southern League in seven categories including batting .328 and stolen bases. The Cuba native trains hard, eyes the major leagues, and recently hit a 407 foot homer at Rickwood Field, a rare feat in the league.
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Cardinals Edge Braves 6 3 In Little League Major Action
In Little League major action the Cardinals defeated the Braves 6-3 as John Powell earned the win. Dwight Crow took the loss, relieved by Steve Smith after Doug Fisher hit a two on, and Terry pitched for the Red Sox with Jackie Hanley replacing him.
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Jackie Hanley
Brad Baggett
Ledbetter
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Ronnie Edney
McLaughlin
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Rylant
Sanders
Nethery
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Tigers
Cubs
Giants
Bob Holland
Harvey Page
Rennie Springer
Yankees Toorrow
Forest Jordan
Terry Williams
John Gamble
Bryan Hawkins
Ronnie Lewter
Doug Smith
Indians
Lopat Rehired By Kansas City Athletics With Higher Pay
Ed Lopat returns to the Kansas City Athletics as vice president in charge of player personnel. His new contract, through 1966, offers a higher salary than the manager post he held through 1965, as owner Charles C. Finley praises his experience as pitcher scout and manager.
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Ed Lopat
Kansas City Athletics
Charles C. Finley
Lopat
All-Star Cast Nearing Brim in AL Selections
The top nine AL batters are named to the All-Star squad with pitchers pending. Al Kaline leads additions including Joe Pepitone, Norm Siebern, Luis Aparicio, Frank Malzone, Jimmy Hall, Chuck Hinton and Bill Freehan plus Jerry Lumpe. The game is set for July 7 at Shea Stadium. Lopez will finalize the eight-man pitching staff.
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al Kaline
al Lopez
Walter Alston
Lopez
Joe Pepitone
New York Yankees
New York
Shea Stadium
Chicago
Cleveland
Kansas City
Detroit
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Jerry Lumpe
Kaline
Mickey Mantle
Norm Siebern
Luis Aparicio
Baltimore
Frank Malzone
Jimmy Hall
Minnesota
Chuck Hinton
Washington
Pepitone
St Louis bowler perfect in Spokane Pro Bowling Open finals
Ray Bluth of St. Louis rolled the second perfect game of the Spokane Pro Bowling Open finals Sunday night to win his first PBA championship. He began the evening in fourth place 132 pins behind Les Schissler of Denver, who had led at halfway after a 300 in the afternoon session.
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Wash
Ray Bluth
St. Louis
Bluth
Les Schissler
Denver
Leclair Wins Maritime Open With 216 Total
Ron Leclair of Augusta Maine captured the Maritime Open Golf Championship after a final round of 72 Sundays for a 216 total. The 54 hole event concluded with Leclair topping the field at Charlottetown P E I.
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Ron Leclair
Augusta
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