Three Hurlers Give Yanks Big Boost
Yankee pitchers Al Downing and Jim Bouton form a young lefty right-hander duo promising domination in the American League. Downing threw a seven inning no-hitter before finishing with a two hit shutout to move to 10-4, while Bouton had an eight inning no-hitter and finished with a two hit 5-0 shutout to go 18-6. Ralph Terry closed Sunday’s doubleheader with a five hit 3-9 win as New York extended its league lead. The Yankees also shutout Boston in the latest games, with Bouton and Terry combining for two more shutouts in five games. Chicago and Kansas City won, while Detroit defeated Los Angeles.
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Giants Tie For Second as Mays Hits 400th Homer
Willie Mays belted his 400th career home run to spark a 7-2 Giants win over St Louis, lifting San Francisco into a share of second place behind the Dodgers as Hank Aaron moved atop the home run leaderboard with his 35th. The Cubs beat the Phillies 4-3 and Pirates edged the Mets 2-1 while Spahn notched his 17th win for Milwaukee.
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Hall Captures Bowling Honors at Barden Bowl
Gene Hall of the Jones Builders rolled 232 and 576 to lead the season kickoff of 1963-64 at Barden Bowl. Gardiner Dairy topped Hume-Fry 4-0 with 2,759 pins. Jones Builders defeated Century Refinery 4-0. IGA beat Ideal Grocery 4-1. Nolan Majors won 3-1 over Five Points Drive-In. New York reports 1179 ABC establishments and 18,831 certified lanes.
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Standings and Tuesday results from the American League
The American League standings show New York leading with 85 wins and 46 losses, followed by Minnesota Chicago Baltimore Detroit Cleveland Boston Los Angeles Kansas City and Washington. Tuesday results include Detroit 4 Los Angeles 1 and Chicago 6 Cleveland 1 among others. Today’s games list Kansas City at Baltimore Boston at New York and Los Angeles at Detroit. Thursday schedule features Chicago at Cleveland and Minnesota at Washington.
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Yankees Hold Visiting Team Attendance Record in AL Parks
The Yankees lead attendance records among visiting teams in the eight ballparks used exclusively by American League clubs, marking a notable advantage in road games across the circuit.
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