Redlegs Ace Loses After No-Hitter In Extra Innings
Cincinnati pitcher Jim Maloney carried a no-hitter into 10 innings but lost 1-0 to the New York Mets on Johnny Lewis's leadoff homer in the 11th. Lewis later said he wasn’t sure it was a homer until the umpires signaled. Maloney tied NL strikeout record with 18 in the game.
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Mets
Harvey Haddix
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Milwaukee
Ken Johnson
Houston
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Chicago
Cleveland
New York
Baltimore
Boston
Warren Svahn
Ed Kranepool
Travelers Lose Another Player
The Arkansas Travelers in the Pacific Coast League lost their second catcher within 24 hours as Larry Cutright quit Sunday and Pat Corrales was recalled by the Philadelphia Phillies. Phillies plan to send Gene Harbeson to Arkansas. Fred Walters handles catching duties.
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Arkansas Travelers
Larry Cutright
Philadelphia Phillies
Pat Corrales
Ray Winder
Phillies
Gene Harbeson
Chattanooga Lookouts
Arkansas
Fred Walters
Giants Rally To Beat Travelers 7-1 In Tacoma
Dick Estelle allows five hits and earns his fourth win as the Tacoma Giants pound out 12 hits. Ollie Brown and George Williams hit home runs for the Giants while Arkansas leads briefly on Bobby Del Greco's double in the second. The Travelers fall to 7-1, 12 hits to 9.
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Wash
Tacoma Giants
Dick Estelle
Arkensus Travelers
Estelle
Arkansas
Bobby del Greco
Traveler
Cal Emery
Giants
Rick Wise
Ollie Brown
George Williams
Wise
Oliver
Walters
Dietz
Pro Football Looms Over Atlanta Battle for NFL Franchise
New York AP reports Pete Rozelle marshaling NFL forces for a likely 1966 expansion to Atlanta. Seven teams favor the move, with owners of twelve votes needed. a syndicate led by Lindsey Hopkins would receive the franchise and determine a pro football tenant for Atlanta’s $18 million stadium.
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Detroit Lions
Minnesota Vikings
Philadelphia Eagles
Pittsburgh Steelers
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St. Louis Cardinals
Los Angeles Rams
Washington Senators
Cox Broadcasting Corp
Stadium Authority
Taylor Gets Win for Cards In Trade After Game
Ron Taylor pitched 4 2/3 innings of shutout relief to lift the St. Louis Cardinals to a 5-2 win over the Pittsburgh Pirates. Moments after the game, Taylor was traded to the Houston Astros for Hal Woodeshick as the Cardinals also exchanged Chuck Taylor for Mike Cuellar, sending both pitchers to new teams.
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Astros
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Woodeshick
Houston
Chuck Taylor
Amarillo
Mike Cuellar
Jacksonville
Minor League Baseball Scores From AP Feed
In the Pacific Coast League Oklahoma City defeated Portland 9 to 1 Spokane beat Indianapolis 3 to 1 Tacoma over Arkansas 7 to 1 Vancouver won against San Diego 3 to 1 In the International League Toronto toppled Jacksonville 9 to 3 Atlanta defeated Buffalo 4 to 3 Syracuse routed Toledo 9 to 5 Columbus edged Rochester 8 to 3.
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Syracuse
Toledo
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Rochester
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Denver
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Salt Lake City
Seattle Bie Ae Othe
Hawaii
Seattle
Buck Owens Headlining Texarkana Show With All Star Cast
The Sheriff's Posse of Texarkana brings Buck Owens and his Buckaroos to Texarkana for a 1964 country music showcase. The lineup includes Frankie Miller Rusty and Doug Louisiana Man Peggy Talley and the Tag Alongs, offering an in person experience matching the records.
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Texarkana
Buck Owens
Blackland Farmer
Frankie Miller
Rusty & Doug
Peggy Talley
Major League Standings and Schedule Update
Monday presuits show Cleveland, New York, Baltimore at Boston with rain delaying games. Daily results include St Louis 5 Pittsburgh 2 and Chicago 2 Houston 0 with several matches featuring New York, Cincinnati, Philadelphia, Milwaukee and San Francisco. Standings list Los Angeles 38 22 and Milwaukee 31 26 with several Western division games upcoming.
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Mets Break Reds No-Hitter With 11th-Inning Homer
Johnny Lewis of New York hit a leadoff homer in the 11th, ending Jim Maloney's 10-inning no hit no run bid and giving the Mets a 1-0 win over Cincinnati to halt New York's 10-game skid.
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Associated Press
Jim Maloney
Cincinnati
New York
Johnny Lewis
Roy McMillan
Mets
Reds
Batting Leaders and Pitching Standouts Across Leagues
The data lists top batters by at bats with averages for Dava Lillo and others, runs by Green and Wagener, RBIs led by Mantilla and Ranks, hits by Davalillo and Pinson, and doubles, triples, home runs, and stolen bases across teams. Pitching highlights include Pascual’s 8 0 record and McDowell’s 108 strikeouts, with other leaders like Fisher and Koufax noted.
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Cleveland
Horton
Detroit
Jones
Boston
Green
Wagener
Mantilla
Howard
Washington
Cardenal
Los Angeles
Versalles
Minnesota
Ward
Chicago
Oliva
Campaneris
Kansas City
W. Smith
Tresh
New York
Blasingame
Conigliaro
Thomas
Colavito
Kaline
Pascual
Fisher
McDowell
Lolich
Top Rebounder to Play in Italy
Toby Kimball of Connecticut, last season's leading college basketball rebounder, announced to the Hartford Courant that he will play in Italy next season rather than try out with the Boston Celtics.
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Toby Kimball
Connecticut
Hartford Courant
Italy
Boston Celtics
One-Fifth of U.S. Population Is Overweight
A study reports that about 20 percent of Americans are overweight, highlighting public health concerns and the need for targeted interventions.
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U.S
Snead Predicts Tough U S Open At Bellerive
Sam Snead, 52, says the Bellerive course is long and demanding as the U S Open starts Thursday. He notes the 7,191 yard par 79 layout is built for the long hitter, and expects scores to be surprising. Ken Venturi and Arnold Palmer join the gallery as the field of 149 begins play.
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Associated Press
ST. Louis
Sam Snead
West Virginia
Bellerive Country Club
Snead
U.S
Ken Venturi
Arnold Palmer
Phillies Manager Gene Mauch to Lead NL All-Stars
Cincinnati AP reports Phillies manager Gene Mauch has been named to head the National League All-Star squad with the American League manager to be chosen later. The All-Star game is set for July 13 in Minneapolis-St Paul, continuing the tradition of placing managers from the prior two pennant winners.
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Cincinnati
Philadelphia Phillies
Gene Mauch
Warren C. Giles
Mauch
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Nicklaus Tops Money List in PGA Tour Earnings
Palm Beach Gardens Fla AP Jack Nicklaus leads money list with 352000 official PGA earnings and 10788 unofficial events while Tony Lema has 50164 official and 5650 unofficial, creating nearly a seven thousand dollar gap in season winnings.
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Palm Beach Gardens
Fla
Jack Nicklaus
Tony Lema
Nicklaus
Professional Golfers Association
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Lema
Best Game He Ever Hurled by Maloney Against Mets
Jim Maloney dominated for 10 innings without allowing a hit before Johnny Lewis ended the no hitter with a homer in the 11th. The Reds pitcher finished with a 1-0 loss and a two-hitter as Roy McMillan added a single after the homer.
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Jim Maloney
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Maloney
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Mets
Roy McMillan
Lewis
Maloney Falls Short of No-Hitter as Lewis Delivers Heartbreaker
Maloney carried a no-hitter into the late innings but Cincinnati lost ground after Lew Lewis crushed a center-field homer. The Mets and Reds traded blows as Maloney struck out 18 over 11 innings, tying a NL strikeout record in extras before a seventh-inning homer sealed the game.
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