Wills Slams Giles Over Balk Rule Enforcement
Maury Wills of the Los Angeles Dodgers accuses NL president Warren Giles of stealing fan excitement by lax balk enforcement. He cites umpires told to ease calls and even payroll penalties for enforcing the rule. Wills notes 38 steals this season and a 1962 record of 104 steals, arguing a stricter rule benefits baserunners.
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Brooks Dominates Even Years Rallying Orioles in Weekend Sweep
Brooks Robinson surged in the 1960s style run producing eight hits in 16 at bats boosting his average to .308 with 22 homers and 85 RBIs as Baltimore won three of four against Chicago. Earl Robinson contributed key RBIs in the fifth inning rally aiding Wally Bunker’s 13th win.
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Coach Scored Two Aces With 8 Iron
Sanford High School athletic coach Bill Faries, a 15 handicapper new to golf, made two holes in one on the 120 yard seventh hole at Sanford Country Club. Both aces came exactly a month apart on April 23 and May 2 using the same No 8 iron.
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Phillies overpower Pirates as Allen drives in four
Richie Allen of the Phillies slugged two homers and a single, driving in four runs in a 9-3 win over Pittsburgh and extending Philadelphia's 72 game lead in the National League. Phil Ortega of the Dodgers threw a three hitter against Cincinnati for a 1-0 victory that halted the Reds six game streak and marked his first complete game since May 19.
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Weekend Fights Tokyo Katsuo Haga Beats Le Kai Yang
Katsuo Haga of Japan outpointed Le Kai Yang of Korea in a weekend boxing bout with a 119 118 score. The match featured a close decision as Haga claimed victory in Tokyo.
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Bears Hope Arnett Brings Breakaway Threat to Chicago
Bears acquire Jon Arnett from the Rams hoping his speed boosts an offense shaken by Willie Gallimore’s death. In an exhibition, Green Bay’s Ron Hornung led the Packers to a 21 7 win over Chicago as Arnett joins a team preparing for a possible late season clash. Other NFL results included Minnesota’s 24 2 victory, the Rams over Dallas, and Detroit beating Philadelphia. Jets edged Boston 21 20 in the AFL.
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Rams Trade Arnett for Bears Offensive Linemen
Arnett, an eight season NFL veteran from Southern California, reports full health and eagerness to play in Chicago after a knee injury. The Rams acquired guard Roger Davis center Joe Wendryhoski and rookie defensive back Frank Budka from the Bears in exchange for Arnett.
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Grid Injuries Fatal To Two
Two high school players died from football injuries over the weekend. Daniel D. Pavey a freshman fullback collapsed during Washington Court High School’s first workout in Washington Court House Ohio. Allen Wagner a MecSherrytown Pennsylvania sophomore guard died after head injuries at a Delone Catholic High School practice. Football deaths were 14 last year after 19 in 1961 and 1962. at least four have been recorded this year.
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Browns coach touts Ryan as starter after Steelers result
HIRAM Ohio AP Blanton Collier says Frank Ryan will start the exhibition at Detroit Friday despite Jim Ninowski five touchdown passes. Collier touts the quarterback duo as the best in football and focuses on trimming the roster to 45 by Tuesday.
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Olympic Trials Set In New York For Five Sports
New York hosts 17 Olympic trials this year across five sports. Wrestling opens Monday with top wrestlers undecided on whether to compete in freestyle or Greco-Roman in Tokyo. Olympic rules allow athletes to fight in only one division.
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Reds Wrap Western Swing in Second Place Chase
The Cincinnati Reds, back from a western road trip, sit second in the NL after six wins in nine games against Houston San Francisco and Los Angeles The skid ended with a 1 0 loss to the Dodgers as Phil Ortega hurled a three hitter Jim O Toole gave up five hits in six innings while Nate Oliver and Dick Traciski produced the only runs A new catcher Jim Coker arrives after being bought from Denver for about 35000 to replace Johnny Edwards who is out five to ten days with a dislocated finger Edwards left the game after a foul tip to his right hand Coker a 28 year old catcher has majors with the Phillies and Giants and bats right handed The Reds optioned rookie Tony Perez to the San Diego club to make room for Coker
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Baseball scores and schedules from Tuesday games
American League results feature Cleveland 6-3 Los Angeles 4-2 Baltimore 7-1 Chicago 3-3 Minnesota 6-2 Detroit 55 New York 4 Boston 3. Tuesday's schedule lists Minnesota at Chicago Los Angeles at Kansas City Minnesota at Chicago Cleveland at Baltimore Washington at New York Detroit at Boston. National League standings show Philadelphia Cincinnati St Louis Pittsburgh Milwaukee Los Angeles Chicago Houston New York San Francisco. Sunday results include New York Chicago Philadelphia Pittsburgh Los Angeles Cincinnati San Francisco St Louis Houston Milwaukee. International League scores Buffalo Atlanta Jacksonville Columbus Rochester Syracuse Richmond.
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Allen Contender For Two Crowns
Richie Allen of the Philadelphia Phillies hit two homers and a single driving in four as the NL lead 9-3 over Pittsburgh. His 313 average, 23 homers, and 66 RBIs put him in MVP contention alongside teammates John Callison and Jim Bunning.
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Bandini Drives Ferrari in Austrian Grand Prix
Lorenzo Bandini of Italy led Ferrari in the Grand Prix of Austria held Sunday in Zeltweg, Australia, as the race unfolded with Italian driver aiming for a strong finish in the event.
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Trophy May Be Retired After National Doubles Final
Chuck McKinley and Dennis Ralston press to retire the trophy with a third straight win in the National Doubles Championship, facing Mike Sangster and Graham Stillwell. The U S Davis Cup foursome, eyeing a defense in the Challenge Round at Cleveland next month, aim to become the first to retire the trophy since 1946.
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Pitching Coach Tom Ferrick Emerges as 1936 Rookie Star
Pitching coach Tom Ferrick of the Kansas City Athletics won 13 games as a 1936 rookie with Greenwood Mississippi in the Cotton States League.
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