Braves stay upbeat after Bragan contract extension
Milwaukee Braves show support for manager Bobby Bragan with a new contract through 1965 as a seven game slide threatens their season. A 15 hit, five homer outburst followed a 10 9 loss to the Los Angeles Dodgers. Bragan's job security sparked votes from the club's leaders amid a poor 30 35 record and ninth place in the league.
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Bunning No-Hitter Feels Like Magic For Bill Hodges
Jim Bunning’s perfect game capped a historic moment the nation recalls from 84 years of National League pitching. The pitcher’s state of elation hints at a possible shift in his game as experts note perfection demands flawless support with no walks or hits. Bunning’s triumph could fetch over $25,000 via his business manager, though the real challenge may be warding off the jinx that haunts no hitters and their heroes.
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Jones Finds He Depends Heavily On His Glasses
Jones loses control after a contact lens falls out during a five inning stretch as Knoxville builds a big lead. Lynchburg suffers a 19-3 loss while Jones and Smokies struggle on the mound in a Southern League game. Roy White scores the eventual winning run for Columbus in a 5-4 victory at Asheville. Len Boehner and Rogelio Alvarez spark Macon with three hits each. Ken Hunt earns the win with Darrell Osteen aiding relief. Ron Henry is held to a quiet night by Darrell Osteen and the Knoxville bullpen.
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Mays Leads All Stars as Giants and Cards Dominate Selections
Willie Mays led NL voting with a .359 average and 22 homers as Giants two and Cardinals two start in the July 7 All-Star game at Shea Stadium. Ken Boyer and Dick Groat join Mays, with Orlando Cepeda and Tommy Davis also named Giants and Dodgers infielders.
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Braves Slump Deepens After Loss to Dodgers
Bobby Bragan warned confidence can affect Braves play after Milwaukee’s 10-9 defeat by the Los Angeles Dodgers. The Braves rallied with 35 hits and five homers but could not close the gap, while Milwaukee beat the White Sox 6-5. Key figures include Hank Aaron, Denis Menke, Wally Moon, and Dick Tracewski in a tense NL action-filled day.
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