Braves Nip Cardinals as Cline Delivers Late Two Run Shot
In St Louis, pinch hitter Ty Cline belted an eighth inning two run homer for the Milwaukee Braves, his first of the year, lifting Milwaukee to a 4 to 3 win over the Cardinals. Aaron added a double and two singles as Milwaukee erased a 3 0 deficit.
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White Career Ended By Crash In Terre Haute
Lanky Johnny White, 32, from Warren Michigan, whose Indianapolis 3000 rookie of the year debut drew praise, was injured when his sprint car barrel rolled at Vigo County Fairgrounds Terre Haute. Doctors fear paralysis from the waist down. he battled to move only facial muscles after rescue from the tangled wreck.
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Wimbledon upset shocks doubles field and British clash
Miss Richey of Dallas fell to Lesley Turner of Australia 6-3 6-4 in a quarterfinal. McKinley and Ralston, top seeds, were upset in men's doubles by Ian Crookenden and Lew Gerard 4-6 2-6 7-5 6-3 7-5, while Miss Moffitt advanced to a semifinal meeting with Margaret Smith after a 6-3 6-4 win over Mrs. Jones in front of 19,450 spectators.
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West Germany
Hodges Signed to 1966 with Senators Leadership Trio
The Washington Senators extended manager Gil Hodges contract through 1966 and renewed the deals of general manager George Selkirk and treasurer Joseph R. Burke through 1967. Board chairman James M. Johnson praised their performance despite a weak standing near the American League cellar.
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Laguna to Fight Anahuac July 6 at Sports Arena
Panamanian featherweight Ismael Laguna with a 33-2 record will meet Mexico City’s Kid Anahuac, 59-27-8, in a 10 round bout at the Sports Arena as a co feature. The card’s main event features Fighting Harada of Japan versus Rey Asis of the Philippines.
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Two-Hitter Beats Red Sox as Athletics Win 2-1
Moe Drabowsky and Wes Stock, with John Wyatt finishing, held Boston to two hits in 5 1 3 innings while Rocky Colavito's 17th homer delivered the decisive runs for Kansas City. Yastrzemski homered for Boston, but Morehead took the loss as the Red Sox dropped to 8 losses.
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Drabowsky
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Wyatt
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Gold Cup Trials See Exide Break Speed Record In Detroit
Miss Exide driven by Bill Brow posted a 119.557 mph average on the Detroit River course to lead Gold Cup qualifying for the 56th running. Ron Musson in Miss Bardahl and Warner Gardner in Mariner Top also qualified, as nine boats advance toward a 12-boat field with bumping to determine final lineup. Brow expected faster speeds as crews tweak engines and gear ahead of Thursday and Friday qualifying.
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Lopez picks All-Star lineup with runners-up dominates
AL starters mostly second in voting with Joe Pepitone the lone non runner-up infield pick. Lopez reserves include Freehan Lumpe Hinton Hall as four first-time All-Stars while stalwarts Kaline and Mantle add veteran presence. White Sox and Phillies fail to place a starter despite leading teams.
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Washington
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Kaline
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Los Angeles Dodgers
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Pastrano May Meet Scholz in Frankfurt Bout Talks
World light heavyweight champion Willie Pastrano remains in a price dispute with German challenger Bubi Scholz as promoter Angelo Dundee says talks are ongoing. Dundee notes Pastrano is willing to fight anywhere including Frankfurt or Nigeria with negotiations led by promoter Bill Miller. A Frankfurt bout in early fall, possibly September, is planned if terms improve.
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Bill Miller
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Trails Outdoor Tips Offer Quick Burn Relief
The note describes using trails outdoor tips as a temporary relief for minor emergencies in camp. It claims instant skin relief after a burn, reduced swelling and pain from sprains and insect stings, and suggests applying the substance directly to the skin.
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