Hobbie Delivers Sparkling Two Hit Win for Cardinals
Glen Hobbie matched a two hitter through seven as St. Louis beat San Francisco 2 1. The right hander walked one and benefited from timely hitting by Curt Flood and Bill White to hand the NL leading Giants their second loss in as many games. Flood stole second and scored in the fifth, then again on White’s single in the seventh to seal the victory.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
Glen Hobbie
St. Louis
San Francisco
Hobbie
Cardinals
Giants
Chicago
Lew Burdette
Cubs
Bob Scheffing
Sturs
Philadelphia
Phillies
Pittsburgh
Chris Short
Cincinnati
Los Angeles Dodgers
Leo Cardenas
New York Mets
Charlie Smith
Ed Kranepool
Houston
Milwaukee
Harvey Kuenn
Willie Mays
Curt Flood
Bill White
Flood
White
Ron Herbel
Willie McCovey
Bob Gibson
Megre
Adios Ends 10-Race Losing Streak in Yonkers Pace
Henry T. Adios, harness racing’s second all time money winner, snapped a 10 race drought by winning the $15,000 Cross County Pace at Yonkers Raceway. The 6 year old stopped the one mile in 1 39 1 5 and raised earnings to $609,848, beating Country Don by a half length. Su Mac Lad leads sulky money with $759,042.
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Yonkers
N.Y
Henry T. Adios
Yonkers Raceway
Country Don
Su Mac Lad
Moon caps three-run rally with two-run homer in fifth
Wally Moon delivered a two-run homer to cap a three-run uprising in the fifth inning as the teams battled. Vada Pinson added a three-run homer for Cincinnati, fueling the late scoring swing.
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Ers
Wally Moon
Vada Pinson
Cincinnati
Hobbie says St Louis trade spur of moment good for him
San Francisco AP Glen Hobbie, traded from the Cubs to the Cardinals on June 2 for Lew Burdette, praises the move as timely. The right hander blanked the Giants 2 1 to 1 on two first-inning hits, remaining in the rotation and predicting his best years ahead. He notes improved pitching knowledge and physical health after back-to-back seasons with limited starts despite a 6.49 ERA in 1961 with Chicago.
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Glen Hobbie
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
Cardinals
San Francisco Giants
Giants
Lew Burdette
Cardinal
Hobbie Fe
Witt
Cubs
Cincinnati
Harvey Keunn
Chuck Hiller
Willie Mays
Kuenn
Hobbie
Sterling Slaughter
Milwaukee
Robert Myers
Associated Press
Las Vegas
Nev
Emile Griffith
Luis Rodriguez
Angelo Dundee
Rodriguez
Nevada Boxing Commission
Griffith
Dundee
Gil Clancy
Emile
Commission
Jim Deskin
Deskin
Luis
Dodgers Defeat Cubs 8 3 Behind Davis nine strikeouts
Kevin Davis struck out nine and allowed two hits to lead the Dodgers past the Cubs 8 3. Cubs Lee and Tucker had the only hits off Davis while Johnny Baal took the loss after fanning seven. Davis added two hits as Charles Gardiner and Irvin also contributed two hits each.
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Guy A. Wood
King City Federal Dodgers
Liberty Petroleum Cubs
Kevin Davis
Lee
Tucker
Cubs
Davis
Johnny Baal
Charles
Gardiner
Irvin
Orioles Win First Game Of The Season
The Orioles beat the Yankees 7 to 6 as Richey pitched a complete game for the Orioles. Wilkins took the loss for New York. Chappy Waters led the Orioles with two hits while Woolsey Hudson Feltmeister and Richey added singles. For the Yankees Wilkins Ford and Manion had two hits each in the losing effort.
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Pep Drilling Co. Orioles
Brehm. Hanna Yankees
Richey
Orioles
Wilkins
Yankees
Chappy Waters
Woolsey
Hudson
Feltmeir
Ford
Manion
Four Americans Reach Fourth Round in British Amateur
In Ganton England four Americans advance to the fourth round of the British Amateur. Dale Morey of High Point North Carolina and John Thornton of Rochester New York win their rounds to stay alive alongside Bob Sweeny Jimmy Bostwick and others. The event covers seven 18 hole rounds leading to a Saturday final on the 6 854 yard course par 71.
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Ganton
England
Dale Morey
Maureen
Doug
High Point
N.C
Michael Bonallack
Morey
Douglas
John Thornton
Rochester
N.Y
John Jr
Eddy Shamash
Thornton
Mike Pearson
Bob Sweeny
Jimmy Bostwick
Locust Valley
Sweeny
Palm Beach
Fla
Mt Vernon Legion Tops Effingham 14 8 In Park Showdown
Mt Vernon American Legion crushed Effingham 14 8 on the city park diamond. Lowell Lloyd earned the win with Floyd Carpenter preserving in relief. Effingham led 1 0 while Mt Vernon tallied ten in the fifth inning and added later runs as Bob McDaniels worked in relief for Effingham. Williams, Waller, Henry and Lloyd led Mt Vernon with multiple hits as the locals prepare for a road game against Nashville Friday night.
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City Park
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Steve Boos
Bob McDaniels
Tom Henry
Lloyd
Waller
Henry
Williams
Mr.v
Jimmy Wood
Terry MccCullough
Bill Cox
Best
Wallace
Boos
McDaniel
Smith
Carpenter
Skelton
Election for All Star Game Big Names Don’t Rank In Batting Averages
Baseball voters face a dilemma as All Star selections hinge on more than reputations. Through Tuesday, Ken Boyer and Willie Mays top their positions for the National League, while Joe Pepitone and Hank Aaron lead the American League but several stars trail in batting averages.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
NEW York
Shea Stadium
Ken Boyer
St. Louis
Willie Mays
San Francisco
Mickey Mantle
New York Yankees
Dick Groat
Maury Wills
Los Angeles
Javier
Bill Mazeroski
Pittsburgh
Maz
Bover
Mays
Tommy Davis
Dodgers
Hank Aaron
Milwaukee
Ed Bailey
Orlando Cepeda
Ron Hunt
Wills
Boyer
Billy Williams
Chicago
Mike White
Houston
Joe Torre
Joe Pepitone
Nellie Fox
Voile Versalles
Minnesota
Frank Malzone
Boston
Earl Battey
al Kaline
Detroit
Leon Wagner
Cleveland
Wagner
Fred Whitfield
Bobby Richardson
Jim Fregosi
Brooks Robinson
Baltimore
Chuck Hinton
Washington
Tony Oliva
Mantle
Elston Howard
Queen Elizabeth II to Sit in Royal Ascot Chair Tested
AP report from Ascot England describes testing a new royal box chair for the queen at Royal Ascot. The gaily upholstered bamboo frame seat sits in the glassed enclosure near Windsor Castle, with two chairs for the queen and guest. The Duke of Norfolk previews the stand and guides officials around the area.
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ASCOT
England
Royal Ascot
London
Windsor Castle
Bernard Marma
Duke Fitzalar-Howard
Duke of Norfolk
Jockey Club
John Sesney Seizes Derby Lead With Big Bluegill
John Sesney of 1914 Casey Avenue yesterday topped the Jefferson County Fishing Derby bluegill standings with a one pound five ounce fish caught on a Beetle Bug bait from a farm pond west of Mt. Vernon. The catch ties the all time derby bluegill record. other notes include Pete Smalley's 1960 top bluegill and Gary Batman's current bass standing with bluegill activity at Tittle's store.
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Casey Avenue
Jefferson County
Mt. Vernon
Sesney
Pete Smalley
Gary Batman
Hillside Drive
Tittle’s
Bauman
Pirates Sign 17 Year Old Bobby Robertson
MT SAVAGE Md AP Pirates sign 17 year old Mt Savage High School outfielder and third baseman Bobby Robertson who batted .568 this season in scholastic competition. He was signed for an undisclosed bonus.
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Mt, Savage, Md
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bobby Robertson
Mt. Savage
Robertson
White Sox lead AL race after 2-1 win over Orioles
Chicago strengthens grip on first in the American League by beating Baltimore 2-1 behind Gary Peters seven wins. Ed Fisher preserved the lead with runners on in the ninth. Robins Roberts took the loss as the Cubs fall in New York, with Larry Jackson slated to start against Frank Lary in a Mets-Cubs game.
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White Sox
Baltimore
Gary Peters
Ed Fisher
Peters
Dick Brown
Robin Roberts
Roberts
Tom McCraw
Floyd Robinson
Robinson
Brown
Pete Ward
Ward
Ron Hansen
Orioles
Bob Johnson
Jackie Brandt
Comiskey Park
Fred Talbot
Milt Pappas
Chicago Cubs
New York Mets
Mets
New York
Larry Jackson
Frank Lary
Sterling Slaughter
Cubs
Joe Christopher
Bob Taylor
Roy McMillan
Charlie Smith
Taylor
McMillan
Ed Kranepool
Jesse Gonder
Revie
Billy Cowan
Andre Rodgers
Jack Fisher
Billy Williams
Williams
Boros Seeks Dual Titles At Buick Open Week
Julius Boros begins defense of two major titles in back-to-back weeks. The 44 year old leads 149 pros at the Buick Open at Warwick Hills in Michigan, while also aiming to defend the National Open title at Congressional next week in Washington D C.
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Mich
Julius Boros
Boros
Warwick Hills Country Club
Congressional Country Club
Washington
D.C
PGA
Warwick
Billy Casper
Art Wall Jr
Mike Souchak
Billy Collins
Jackie Burke
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Tony Lema
Gary Player
Fregosi Leads Angels Past Indians In 11th Inning Victory
Jim Fregosi drove in six runs for the Los Angeles Angels with a homer two doubles and a single in an 11 inning 7-4 win over Cleveland. The Angels completed the doubleheader sweep with a 5-3 victory in the nightcap.
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Angels
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Fregosi Delivers 6 Runs For Angels In 11 Innings
Los Angeles Angels beat Cleveland 7-4 in 11 innings as Jim Fregosi homered and drove in six. He raised his average to .362 tying Tony Oliva for AL lead while Angels, in ninth place, won game one of a doubleheader 7-4 and 5-3 in the nightcap. Other games included Twins over Tigers 5-4, Yankees over Red Sox 10-6, and White Sox 2-1 over Orioles.
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Murray Chass
Associated Press
Jim Fregosi
Fregosi
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Angels
Alpine
Tex
New York
Minnesota
Tony Oliva
Oliva
Twins
Howeve
Detroit
Chicago
Baltimore
Boston
Washington
Kansas City
Sonny Siebert
Tom Satriano
Dick Howser
Lou Clinton
Bob Perry
Satriano
Vick Cavalillo
White Sox
Dick Brown
Pete Ward
Floyd Robinson
Ron Hansen
Roger Maris
Tom Tresh
Tony Kubek
Yankees
Tony Conigliaro
Dick Williams
Red Sox
Phil Linz
Bob Allison
Mike Rourke
Tigers
Wayne Causey
Senators
Athletics
Chapman Hurling Four Hit Triumph Lifts Nationals
Steve Chapman powered First National to a 14-4 five inning win over UCT in Duisetile Division play. Chapman struck out nine, homered, and added three hits as First National built ten runs in the first inning. UCT got two homers from Danny Moeinghouse, while George Floyd started and Mark Mayse finished on the mound. Clarence Mays Jackie Gatewood and Steve Yearwood also logged hits in the 11 hit attack. Dennis Rice Nick Cooley and Robert Farley provided the UCT offense.
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Steve Chapman
UCT
First National
Chapman
George Floyd
Mark Mayse
Danny Moeinghouse
Johnnie Earls
Clarence Mays
Jackie Gatewood
Steve Yearwood
Dennis Rice
Nick Cooley
Robert Farley
Elks
Amvets
Jeff Motors
Edges YMCA edge YMCA in seven for 4-3 win
Wayne Grant pitched all seven for Edges YMCA to beat YMCA 4-3 in a Khoury League Junior Division battle. Roger Williams finished for YMCA. Bill Kirk had nine strikeouts in the loss. Larry Webb scored the winning run on a bases loaded walk by Leon Taylor. Players on both teams delivered multiple hits and runs as the game swung late.
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Jefferson Motors
YMCA
Wayne Grant
Bill Kirk
Roger Williams
Leon Taylor
Larry Webb
Mike Knappier
Clint Jones
Bill Bullard
Russell Hayes
Willie Pogue
Greg Bateman
Grant
Tom Carter
Johnny Lee
Sam Levin
Eddie Hale
Williams
Western Auto
Ramos To Defend Championship In Late September
Sugar Ramos has signed to defend his world featherweight title against Vicente Saldivar, the Mexican champion, in Mexico City in the late fall, promoter Miguel de la Colina said.
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Mexico City
Sugar Ramos
Vicente Saldivar
Miguel de la Colina
Hobbie Secures First Cardinals Win in 2-1 Victory
Wednesday's Stars pitcher Glen Hobbie earned his first win with the Cardinals, allowing only two hits both in the first inning as they defeated the National League leading San Francisco 2-1. The Giants had won the opener of the doubleheader 3-0.
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Associated Press
Glen Hobbie
Cardinals
San Francisco
Giants
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