Giants End Dodgers Winning Streak In 13 Inning Thriller
The Giants beat the Dodgers 6-4 in 13 innings as Jim Davenport and Willie Mays homered late to seal Mike McCormick’s seventh win. Orlando Cepeda was injured on a line drive, hospitalized after the game. Kansas City Athletics rallied for eight runs in the 10th to defeat the Detroit Tigers 10-3 behind Bod Daley’s eighth win.
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Jim Davenport
Willie Mays
Mike McCormick
McCormick
Stan Williams
Sandy Koufax
Orlando Cepeda
Willie Kirkland
Daniel Freeman
Kansas City Athletics
Detroit Tigers
Barney Schultz
Bob Smith
Athletics
Kent Hadley
Ray Boone
Roger Maris
Bob Cerv
Frank House
Bod Daley
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Gomes Secures Second New England Crown In Victory
Providence fighter Harold Gomes aged 129 wins by knockout in the third round over Jimmy Kelly to add the junior lightweight title to his New England featherweight crown. Tom Tibbs regains the New England lightweight title with a decision over Tommy Garrow, while Jackson Brown defends the middleweight title in Providence.
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New Orleans Wins as Lookouts Sweep Shreveport Double Header
Chattanooga Lookouts defense shines in 4-3 and 7-1 wins over Shreveport Sports to pull within 2 1/2 games of first place in the Southern Association. Jim Heise and Jim Kaat pitched well as Waldo Gonzalez John Schaive Vern Morgan and Ernie Cravetz highlighted sharp fielding and four stolen bases. Joe Duhem and Dick Means led New Orleans hitters with three apiece and Means belted his 12th home run as Atlanta slipped to seven straight losses.
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Joe Duhem
Memphis
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Stan Johnson
Pelicans
Ed Drapcho
Jim Hardison
Gene Lary
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Wyman Carey
Cepeda Hit by Foul Ball as Giants Edge Dodgers in 13 Innings
The San Francisco Giants beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 6-4 in 13 innings to snap a seven game Dodgers streak. Orlando Cepeda was struck on the chin by a foul ball in the 13th but walked off and was later checked at a hospital. no serious injuries were expected. Jim Davenport and Willie Mays homered late to secure the win.
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Willie Kirkland
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Willie Mays
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Rigney
Flint Open Golf Tournament Tests Warwick Hills Length
The world’s top pros chase a 9000 top prize in Flint Open with 521,000 total. Casper Jr defends after last year’s win while Cary Middlecoff also competes. The Warwick Hills course will be lengthened in stages from 6900 to 7280 yards across the four rounds.
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Lloyd and Moseley Triumph in Mississippi Open Tennis
In Jackson Mississippi top seeds Andy Lloyd of Shreveport and Dean Moseley of Baton Rouge won quarterfinal spots in the Mississippi State Open. Lloyd defeated Rex Carson 6 0 6 0 while Moseley beat Bob Rogers 6 2 6 1.
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Runnels Narrowly Trails In AL Bat Race
Pistol Pete Runnels of Boston climbs from 7th to 2nd with a .352 average and 41 hits in 102 at bats as Harvey Kuenn leads the AL batting chase by three points on June 1. Ted Williams later passes him for the crown. Kaline slips while Fox holds fourth. In the NL Hank Aaron fades as Bill White and Cepeda contest third with .339. Harmon Killebrew tops AL homers and RBIs with 26 and 59 driven in.
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Nelson Fox
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Hank
Aaron
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San Francisco
Bill White
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Orlando Cepeda
Joe Cunningham
Score Revives Motion as Indians Blank Red Sox 1 0
Herb Score pitched a two hit 1 0 shutout of Boston to complete a doubleheader sweep for the league leading Indians. He credited pitching coach Mcl Harder with restoring his motion and drew a comparison to Bob Feller while earning his eighth win against five losses.
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Indians Beat Reds 8 1 in Exhibition Game
Cleveland Indians hitters collect 10 hits against three young Reds pitchers in Municipal Stadium exhibition. Woodie Held belts a first inning homer for the Tribe and Jim Pendleton homers for Cincinnati. Julio Guerra gains the win over Bob Moorhead as Granny Hamner finishes.
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Pendleton
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Today's Major League Baseball Schedule and Results
Tonight's games include New York at Baltimore and Chicago at Cleveland with late starts. Yesterday's National League results feature San Francisco beating Los Angeles 6 to 4 in 13 innings and St Louis at Chicago and Milwaukee at Cincinnati on schedule. Also listed are American Association and Eastern League scores from various cities.
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Frank Thomas fined and suspended by National League
Cincinnati Reds third baseman Frank Thomas was fined $100 and suspended for three days after clashing with umpire Ken Burkhart. NL president Warren Giles said the penalty runs from June 29 to July 1, and Thomas was removed from Sunday’s first game against the St. Louis Cardinals after protesting a strike call in the ninth.
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Frank Thomas
Cincinnati Reds
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Warren C. Giles
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Reds
St. Louis
Chattam Signs With British Columbia Lions
Walt Chattam, a 22 year old end from Ventura College California, signed to play with the British Columbia Lions of Canada’s Western Football Conference. The 6 foot 3 inch, 220 pound receiver caught 45 passes for 1,147 yards and nine touchdowns at Ventura before serving with the U.S. Army in Korea and Japan 1956 to 1958.
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Braves Win Exhibition 8 3 Over Yankees at County Stadium
In a charity game before 30 554 at County Stadium the Milwaukee Braves reserve squad defeated the New York Yankees 8 3. Joe Adcock edged Hank Aaron 5 4 in a home run hitting contest. Mickey Mantle injured his right ankle. Mantilla, Lopata, Blanchard and other reserves starred as Milwaukee raised funds for scholarships and the Yankees contributed to a playground equipment fund. Casey Stengel lamented too many home runs given up but backed his pennant chances.
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Wilson Loses Court Battle To Cardinals
In Birmingham, Circuit Judge Jenkins rules $1000 payment from the Chicago Cardinals qualified as an advance in salary, keeping Jerry Wilson from joining Edmonton Eskimos. Wilson signed with Edmonton for $14,500 annually after Cardinals raised offer to $12,000. He may hear from Chicago and Edmonton officials before deciding his future.
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