Richardson's Walk-Off Double Beats Senators 5-4
Bobby Richardson lined a ninth inning double off Jim Coates to score Hector Lopez and balance the Yankees to a 5-4 win over the Washington Senators. New York extended its winning streak to seven as Don Blanchard walked with the bases loaded to force in Richardson. Yogi Berra homered in the fourth to back the rally.
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Thursday Baseball Scores and Tonight's Schedule
Results from the American and National leagues include New York 5 Washington 4 and Boston 8 Detroit 3 with other scores. Tonight's games list matchups such as Baltimore at Minnesota and Chicago at Cleveland with all games noted as night schedules.
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Red Sox sweep Tigers behind Stuart and Schilling homers
Boston beat Detroit 8 to 3 as Dick Stuart hit his 17th homer with 43 RBIs and Chuck Schilling added his fifth. Arnold Earley earned the win in his third start while Jim Bunning took another loss and was fined $50 for hitting a batter.
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Dick Stuart
Chuck Schilling
Boston Red Sox
Detroit Tigers
Stuart
Red Sox
Russ Nixon
Arnold Earley
Schilling
Detroit
Jim Bunning
Roman Mejias
Hank Soar
Earley
Jack Lamabe
George Thomas
Spicy Living Favored In Coaching Club Oaks At Aqueduct
Spicy Living is the favorite to win the Coaching Club American Oaks at Aqueduct, aiming to complete the filly triple crown after wins in the Acorn and Mother Goose. Bobby Ussery rides Smart Deb, seeking to spoil her bid as he did in past features, with a strong field of a dozen including Nalee Sally Ship Speedwell Pams Ego and Main Swap in a $122,375 race.
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Aqueduct
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Eleanors Sears
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Jimmy Combest
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William Haggin Perry
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Twins Wallop Chisox 9-4 on Versailles bases loaded triple
The Minnesota Twins routed the Chicago White Sox 9-4 as Zoilo Versailles cleared the bases with a bases loaded triple in the fifth. Harmon Killebrew hit his 13th homer and Earl Battey added his 15th in the seventh, with Jim Kaat earning the win and Bill Dailey closing.
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Minnesota Twins
Chicago White Sox
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Earl Battey
Minnesota
Dave DeBusschere
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Frank Baumann
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Bullfights Return To Juarez Ring At Plaza Monumental
On the El Paso Juarez border Plaza Monumental resumes Sunday with Curro Montes making his first Mexican appearance joined by Antonio del Olivar and Humbarto Moro. Montes was Spain s second leading novillero in 1960 with 40 bullfights. Del Olivar posted a strong season high last month by cutting three cars and a tail in one afternoon. A Mexico City AP dispatch misreported a sale of the arena. owner Major Salvador Lopez Hurtado denies any buyer interest.
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Two Winners From Hambletonian Stakes At Du Quoin
At the Du Quoin State Fair six Hambletonian Stakes heats were contested and only two were won by the top two year old trotter from the previous year. The event drew attention as a test of that horse’s continuing form and pedigree in a crowded competitive field.
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Candy Spots Horse and Rider Profile
Candy Spots stands 16.2 hands and weighs 1100 pounds. Jockey Willie Shoemaker is listed as 4 feet 10 inches tall and 98 pounds.
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Willie Shoemaker
O'Toole Wins 13th For Reds In 11-1 Victory
Cincinnati southpaw Jim O'Toole earned his 13th win to lead the majors as the Reds pounded 10 hits in an 11-1 defeat of Philadelphia. Johnny Edwards drove in four with three hits and a three run homer in the fifth. Bob Skinner also homered for Cincinnati.
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Clay Dalrymple
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Jim Owens
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Gordy Coleman
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Williams Homers Lift Cubs to 5-0 Win Over Colts
Chicago, AP Bryant Williams delivered two homers driving a 5-0 victory as his blasts pierced a 24 mile per hour wind. Williams provided the early momentum and the Cubs coasted late to the shutout.
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Billy Williams
Williams Leads Cubs Past Astros In Sweep Of Three
In windy Chicago, Williams hits two homers and a triple in a 2 0 Cubs win over Houston. Jackson pitches seven scoreless, Drott roughed up, Santo and Banks drive in runs as Cubs sweep the series.
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Woodeshick
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Boy Finds Out Washer Rollers Won’t Let Go
Arlington six year old Andy Gauntt grabbed by a clothes wringer in the grandparents home. His arm was caught in the rollers causing a bruised arm. Mrs Sims removed the wringer head and drove it away while Sherman police freed him by prying apart the wringer with a bar.
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A. R. Sims
Tunisia Cuts Sheep Import Duty
Tunisian authorities cut the import duty on sheep to ease livestock costs for farmers and stabilize meat supply. The policy aims to support herders and lower prices for consumers amid rising production expenses.
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Tunisia
Harford Open Set for June 24 25 at Maryland Golf Club
The Harford Open is announced for June 24 25 at the Maryland Golf and Country Clubs Inc in Bel Air Maryland. Larry MacPhail built the Bel Air arm of the club.
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Sikes Advances to NCAA Golf Semifinals
Dick Sikes of Arkansas reaches the NCAA golf semifinals after a 2 and 1 win over Bobby Greenwood of North Texas State. Thompson of Texas upset Zarley of Houston to reach the other semifinal, while Lotz of San Jose State edged Poe of Missouri and Potter of Miami defeated Geiselman of Texas after three extra holes.
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Arkansas
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North Texas State
Sikes
Texas
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Kermit Zarley
Houston
Thompson
Zarley
John Lotz
San Jose State
Richard Poe
Missouri
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Poe
Jerry Potter
Miami
Randy Geiselman
Indians Rally Past Orioles in Six-Run Seventh
Cleveland erased a 7-5 deficit with a six-run seventh capped by Max Alvis grand slam. Luis Aparicio drove in four for Baltimore as the Orioles took an 11-8 lead but the Indians answered to win. Jerry Walker got the win, Dick Hall the loss as Cleveland surged to 18-3 in 21 games.
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Baltimore
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Stu Miller
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Woodie
Dick Hall
Jim Gentile
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Luis Aparicio
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Azcue
Jerry Walker
Newton Elected Golf Group Head
Harry Newton of Graham was elected president of the West Texas Golf Association at the annual meeting. Brownwood Country Club was chosen as the site of the 1964 tournament starting on the third Thursday in June. Al Allison of Levelland was elected vice president with E M Pritchard of Brownwood reelected secretary. Directors reelected include Buddy Branum Midland Earl Fuson Fort Worth and Gus Carey Odessa for three-year terms. Bobby Malone Fort Worth was elected to a one-year term replacing Ed Hopkins. Henry Richards of Jacksboro steps down as outgoing president as Newton becomes president.
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Odessa
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Ed Hopkins
Henry Richards
Jacksboro
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Treadwell Gives Up Music to Focus on Football
Johnny Treadwell, Texas All American linebacker, quit playing in the band to dedicate his time to football, saying he could not balance both activities.
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Texas
Braves Win 2-1 as Lemaster Hits Own Home Run
Denny Lemaster earned the win in his own game by belting a eighth inning homer off Harvey Haddix to lift the Milwaukee Braves over the Pittsburgh Pirates 2-1. Lemaster and Haddix each pitched in relief as Don Schwall started. Mathews hit a ninth home run of the season for Atlanta. The victory breaks a sixth place tie with Pittsburgh.
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Mets Triumph Over Yankees In New York Exhibition
The underdog Mets routed the Yankees 6-2 in an all New York exhibition to benefit sandlots. Jay Hook pitched five innings, Casey Stengel used Carl Willey for the rest, yielding a ninth inning homer by Joe Pepitone. The crowd of 50,742 fueled a lively day night doubleheader.
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U.S. Wimbledon Entries Grow to 19 After Qualifying
The UPI report notes Wimbledon entries rise to 19 as three Americans advance to the quarter finals of the Southern Qualifying tournament. Bob Siska from San Francisco Ron Risher of Houston and Bill Hoogs of Berkeley reach the quarter finals.
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