Stuart Blamed For Phillies Rise After 1964 Debacle
Dick Stuart joined the Philadelphia Phillies and sparked a turnaround. He hit a two run homer in the eighth as the Phillies beat Cincinnati 4 3. The win moved Philadelphia to fourth in the NL, 3 1/2 games back. Dodgers, Pirates, Cardinals and Giants won or lost in other NL games.
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Houston
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Don Drysdale
Ron Brand
Astros
Reds Hall of Fame picks Wally Post Johnny Temple
Cincinnati fans elected outfielder Wally Post and second baseman Johnny Temple to the Reds Hall of Fame in a nationwide ballot. They will be honored July 15 at Crosley Field with late manager Fred Hutchinson and two others chosen by an oldtimers committee. Hutchinson died last winter after leading the team to the 1961 pennant.
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Indians rally behind Colavito to lead AL by one game
Rocky Colavito drove in five runs with a homer double and single as Cleveland crushed Baltimore to extend their AL lead to one game. The 31 year old slugger, re-acquired this season, has seven homers and 20 RBIs in 18 of 21 recent games as Cleveland surged.
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Baseball scoreboard and schedule from a national league list
National League results show Houston 4 Los Angeles 3 with St Louis 6 New York 3 and other scores. American League standings list Cleveland Minnesota Chicago Baltimore Detroit New York and more. Upcoming games include Houston at Los Angeles and Philadelphia at Cincinnati with twilight and Sunday matchups.
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Baxter Near Western Open Scoring Mark In Run Toward Record
Rex Baxter holds a two stroke lead after 36 holes in the 62nd Western Open with a 133 nine under par total. Geiberger trails by one while Billy Casper, Bill Garrett, and Frank Wharton share sixth at 137 as 81 players begin the third round and aim for a final round berth.
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Palmer Sends Out Warning To Open Fees
Arnold Palmer caddied two new putters and cigarettes as he returns to form in the 1965 British Open at Royal Birkdale. Palmer, 51 in the betting, tops a field of 130 with Nicklaus favored at 7-2 and Lema Sanders and Nagle among contenders. By tonight 80 of 310 qualifiers will reach the final field for the 72-hole championship.
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Australia
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South Africa
Amateurs Threaten In National Women’s Open Drama
Three top professionals Kathy Cornelius Carol Mann and Marilynn Smith led the field in the National Women’s Open Golf Championship but the amateurs kept pressure. Cornelius a 32 year old Rancho Santa Fe California housewife fought to stay ahead while Mann posted a record Friday round in Towson Maryland and kept the chase close.
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Jinx Vies With Players In IL Action
The Inter national League day features Rochester's Steve Demeter and Jacksonville's Earl Francis. Demeter hit a grand slam to spark Rochester past Buffalo 14 1 after trailing 4 2. Francis tossed a one hitter as Jacksonville beat Columbus 10 0. Toledo defeated Atlanta 7 0. Syracuse and Toronto rainout. Amateur women's Open notes plus leaders and prize money detailed.
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Cornell Lightweight Crew Loses Semi at Henley Regatta
Cornell University lightweight rowers were defeated by Nottingham Britannia in the Thames Challenge Cup semifinal at Henley. Nottingham finished in 6 minutes 36 seconds, a half length ahead of the American crew, marking Cornell's first defeat in two years.
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Major League Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights
Summary of key league leaders in batting and pitching. Includes Allen of Philadelphia at .335 leading average, Mays of San Francisco and Aaron of Milwaukee tied for runs, Harper and Robinson leading runs batted in, Pinson Williams and Clemente among hits, Wills and Brock in steals, Koufax leading pitching with 133 813 innings and 169 strikeouts, Ellis and Gibson notable tied figures.
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Rose
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P Shamsky
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Horbi Taylor
Covington
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San Francisco
Aaron
Milwall
Banks
Chicago
Stargeil
Pittsburgh
Pinson
Claciansti
Williams
Clemente
Wills
Los Angeles
Brock
St. Louis
Koufax
Ellis
Cincinnat
Gibson
Historic 1963 AL leaders listed by player and stat lines
Batting leaders include Yastrzemski Boston .340 and Davisville lo Cleveland .333 at bats 175. Runs by Wagner Cleveland 52 Green Boston Alvis Cleveland and Tresh New York 51. RBIs Mantilla Boston 38 Colavito Cleveland 57. Hits Davilllo Cleveland 95 Tresh New York 86. Doubles Yastrzemski Boston 22 Oliva Minnesota 21. Triples Campaneris KC 8 Aparicio Baltimore 7. Home runs Colavito Cleveland 19 Horton Detroit 17. Stolen bases Campaneris KC 26 Cardenal Los Angeles 20. Pitching Pappas Baltimore Grant Pascual Minnesota 82 800 Buzhardt Chicago 72 .778. Strikeouts McDowell Cleveland 148 Lolich Detroit 99.
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Emerson and Stolle Dominate Wimbledon Final
Roy Emerson won the men's Wimbledon title for the second year in a row, defeating Fred Stolle 6 2 6 4 6 4. Emerson and Stolle, both Australians, had earlier sessions against Dennis Ralston and Cliff Drysdale, with Maria Bueno challenging the field in the women's draw as Françoise Durr and Janine Lieffrig rise in the French contingent.
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Top Seeded Players Reach Tri-state Semis in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati, Herb Fitzgibbon of Garden City New York and Bill Lenoir of Tucson Arizona advanced to the Tri-state Tenms Tournament semifinals after limited Friday play due to rain. Fitzgibbon defeated Chuck Devoe 63 04 62 and Lenoir beat Dave Power 14 64 75 as rivals Bill Harris West Palm Busy Harrison Richmond Virginia and Bill Higgins Laton Oklahoma also won their matches to reach the semis.
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A's Express Interest in 15 Year Domed Stadium Lease
Kansas City Athletics owner Charles O Finley told a local committee he was interested in a 15 year lease for a proposed enclosed stadium as part of the County Sports Center project. Judge Morris Dubiner noted Finley could not make any commitments at present.
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International League Scores and Weather Report
Rochester beat Buffalo 10 to 4 while Toledo defeated Atlanta 4 to 0 and Jacksonville edged Columbus 1 to 0. Syracuse at Toronto was delayed by rain with no result reported.
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Graebners Lose In Wimbledon Doubles Semifinals
Graebner and wife Carole of Beachwood Ohio fall in doubles semifinal at Wimbledon. Maria Bueno and Billie Jean Moffitt defeat Mrs Graebner and Nancy Richey 4 6 2 6 0 46 26. Graebner Riessen lose to Fletcher Hewitt in three sets 7 5 6 4 6 5.
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