Casanova Powers Senators Past Yankees in Four-Hit Richert Victory
Casanova drove in three runs with a bases clearing double off Mel Stottlemyre as the Senators beat the Yankees 5-1 behind Pete Richert's four hitter. Richert improved to 6-3, striking out eight to surge in the AL standings while Casanova sparked a late scoring burst and helped Pensacola native Richert extend his win streak to five.
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Rough Weekend Schedule Leaves Ballplayers Awake
New York UPI reports players faced brutal travel with West Coast arrivals and 1 p.m. starts after red-eye flights. Harvey Kuenn and Johnny Callison woke in a hotel at 4 a.m. and struggled to sleep amid doubleheaders and late-night arrivals. The piece weighs owner schedules versus fan demand for doubleheaders and the toll on players.
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Brown Makes First Indians Workout Since Collision
Indians shortstop Larry Brown, recovering from a skull fracture and facial injuries from a May collision in New York, reports good arm strength and no expected trouble from cheekbone healing. He will repeat brain scans on June 11 and hopes doctors clear him to play. His brother Dick, Orioles catcher, faces multiple brain tumors and possible xrays treatment. Chuck Allen coaches Wyoming golfers at Laramie course.
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Hogan Puts Scare Into Fellow Golfers At Memphis Open
In Memphis Tennessee Ben Hogan fires a three under par 67 in a practice round for the Memphis Invitational Open a $100000 event. Nicklaus the defending champion and 1961 record holder Cary Middlecoff loom as contenders as the field begins the money action Thursday. Hogan’s form and the event’s unpredictable history keep fans hopeful and cautious.
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Second Annual Draft Slated Next Week
New York UPI reports the second annual summer free agent draft will be held at Roosevelt Hotel in New York next Tuesday and Wednesday. The Giants pick first in phase one for unsigned draftees, then the regular draft uses inverse 1965 standings. Mets pick first among NL clubs. Kansas City Athletics lead AL tailenders. Major league teams may make one selection while minor league levels vary from four to two players per club.
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