Sunday Scoreboard and Results Roundup
Baseball scores from Sunday show San Francisco beating St. Louis 7 3 and Philadelphia 6 New York 1, with Chicago 2 Pittsburgh 1 and Los Angeles 4 Cincinnati 2. Houston 5 Milwaukee 2, plus 5 4 in a rematch. Also boosts for New York over Chicago in 17 innings, and multiple NL and AL results across the day.
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Cincinnati
Houston
Milwaukee
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Washington
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Howard
Ww. L. Pet
East Louis
Morales wins Puerto Rican lightweight title in boxing card
In Glace Bay Blair Richardson, 162, South Bar, N S KOed Del Flanagan, 163, St Paul, 3. In San Juan Marcos Morales, 129, Puerto Rico outpointed Daniel Berrios, 135, Puerto Rico, 12. Morales takes Puerto Rican lightweight title.
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N.S
Blair Richardson
South Bar
del Flanagan
St. Paul
San Juan
Marcos Morales
Puerto Rico
Daniel Berrios
Morales
Yankees Top White Sox in doubleheader sweep and move to lead
Yankees rally in nightcap for a 2-1 win on an unearned run in the 17th inning after taking the opener 2-0 behind Mantle and Howard. Stafford earns the win as Downing logs 12 innings, lifting New York into AL lead while Chicago drifts, Baltimore close behind.
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Berra
Chicago White Sox
White Sox
Yanks
Chisox
Mickey Mantle
Elston Howard
New York
Chicago
Hector Lopez
Yankee
Howard
Phil Linz
Bill Stafford
al Weis
al Downing
Baltimore
Bunning’s perfect game stars Father’s Day page
On Father’s Day at Shea Stadium, Phillies pitcher Jim Bunning threw a perfect game, earning a 6-0 win over the Mets as 32,026 fans cheered a five minute ovation after the final out. The Phillies then won the nightcap 8-2 behind Rick Wise and John Klippstein to extend the NL lead. Bunning’s proud moment contrasted with Max Lanier’s joy as his son Hal Lanier hit four times, including his first major league homer, to lift the Giants 7-3 over the Cardinals.
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Baltimore
Detroit
Minnesota
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Washington
Kansas City
Jim Bunning
Mets
Philadelphia
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Houston
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
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St. Louis
Orioles
Dick Stuart
RBI
Earl Wilson
Bill Monhouquette
Steve Barber
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New York Mets
Bunning
Max Lanier
Barbara
Mary
John Stephenson
Shea Stadium
Phillies
Rick Wise
Johnny Klippstein
St. Louis Cardinals
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Giants
Cardinals
Lanier
Tacoma
Jack Sanford
Gaylord Perry
Curt Simmons
Willie Mays
Lou Brock
Cards
Mayor Victor Schiro Wins Biloxi Sailboat Race
The Southern States Mayors Championship Sailboat was won by Mayor Victor Schiro of New Orleans with a three man crew. They sailed a fish class sloop two miles in the Mississippi Sound on Saturday. Mayor R B Meadows of Gulfport finished second, 15 feet back, with Mobile mayor Joseph N Langan third.
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Victor Schiro
New Orleans
Mississippi Sound
R. B. Meadows
Gulfport
Schiro
Joseph N. Langan
Mobile
Ala
Kenneth Risch
W. L. Howard
Monroe
Daniel Guice
Ben Briggs
Pascagoula
Biloxi Port
Lock Drives Wins With Pair Of Two-Run Homers In Win
Don Lock powered a pair of two run homers and added a bases empty double as a key offense. Buster Narum and Al Koch earned the win on the mound for the club. Los Angeles erupted for all four runs in the fifth aided by an error by Indian catcher John Romano. Bo Belinsky struck out nine in eight and two thirds innings to notch his fifth victory in eight decisions. Jimmy Piersall extended his hitting streak to seven games with a double and two singles.
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Don Lock
Buster Narum
al Koch
Los Angeles
John Romano
Bo Belinsky
Jimmy Piersall
Hayes Leads U S Sprinters At AAU Meet In New Brunswick
United States sprinters face the toughest competition at the National AAU championships in New Brunswick New Jersey. Bob Hayes of Florida A&M set marks but wind denied them. Harry Jerome Tren ton Jackson and Ed Roberts starred, Jerome matching records in the 100. Morgan Groth and Archie San Romani led the distance events.
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UPI
Bob Hayes
United States
New Brunswick
N.J Hayes
Florida A&m
Harry Jerome
Oregon
Trenton Jackson
Illinois
Ed Roberts
Trinidad and
North Carolina College
Jerome
Hayes
U.S
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Jackson
Morgan Groth
Creson State
Archie San Romani
John Damien
Emporia State
Ben Tucker
San Jose State
Arizona
Gayle Hopkins
Daq Murphy
Jim Murphy
Air Force
Bill Straub
West Point
Vic Zwolak
Villanova
Bobby May
Rice
Hubbard Cups Pelican State Tennis Crown
Robert Hubbard of Baton Rouge won the Pelican State tennis championship for the second straight year defeating Jack Wilkerson of Shreveport 6-4 8-6 in the 18 under final. Wayne Die of Baton Rouge claimed the 16 under title with a 7-5 6-1 win over Bill Meyers.
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Robert Hubbard
Baton Rouge
Hubbard
Louisiana
Jack Wilkerson
Shreveport
Wilkerson
Wayne Die
Bill Meyers
New Orleans
Pat Shelton
Chris Kelsey
Mark Meyers
Phil Trahan
Crowley
Pat Kelsey
Mandy Massey
Emily Averett
Bonner Miller
Jennings
Ann Borders
Karen Cotter
Don Larsen Traded to Colt .45s for $20,000 Waiver
The Houston Colt .45s acquired pitcher Don Larsen from the San Francisco Giants for a waiver price of $20,000, a transaction highlighting the postwar market for veteran arms.
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Houston Colt .45S
Don Larsen
San Francisco Giants
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