Mets Blank Dodgers 3-0 As Selma Shuts Out Team
Dick Selma pitched a five hitter for the Mets in a 3-0 win over the Dodgers. He improves to 6-0, lowering his ERA to 1.77, while New York’s unearned runs came on two errors by Ken Boyer. Meanwhile other NL games saw Gibson and the Cardinals beat Atlanta 6-0, Mazeroski and Pirates top Giants, and Reds rally with Perez driving in four.
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Gil Hodges
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Gibson Delivers Best Pitch Of Year Beats Braves 6 0
St Louis ace Bob Gibson improved to 6-5 with a five hit shutout like win over Atlanta, claiming the best he’s pitched all year. He struck out four, walked two and allowed one runner past first as the Cardinals beat the Braves 6-0 and moved to face Nelson Briles next.
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Dick Kelley
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Pappas Traded to Braves in Six-Player Deal
Cincinnati and Atlanta swap pitchers in a six man deal as Milt Pappas and Tony Cloninger move to Atlanta while Ted Davidson Bob Johnson join Cincinnati for reliever Clay Carroll and infielder Woody Woodward. Pappas noted his playing days with Cincinnati are numbered and hinted the move was imminent.
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Bowling Tuesday Nite Mixed League High Series Recap
High series leaders include Bob Linvulle 560 Don Wilson 555 and Ivan McConnaughhay 1 Dolores Poston 518 Conita Gazette 514 Ruth Schwenninger 510. Standings show The 4 B's and Raiders near top with Aces Markers Alley Cats and Oldtimers in pursuit.
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Conita Ga-zette
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Purdue Star Beirne Signs with Houston Oilers
Houston AP reports Purdue All American Jim Beirne has signed a contract with the Houston Oilers of the American Football League, adding a standout receiver to the AFL roster.
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Cowboys Quarterback Jerry Rhome Signs Three Year Deal
Dallas quarterback Jerry Rhome, star of the Cowboys, signed a three year contract on Tuesday. The move secures Rhome as a core member of the team's offense heading into the new season.
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Glotzbach tops practice pace for Carolina 500
Rockingham North Carolina Charlie Glotzbach posted the fastest speed in practice at 119.804 mph on Tuesday ahead of the Carolina 500 stock car race on Sunday. Glotzbach led a field of drivers as teams tuned engines and setups for the event at the speedway.
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Casper Favored To Win Open Championship
Billy Casper, 36, the year’s top money winner with four titles and nearly $125,000, is tabbed as the favorite to win his third United States Open at Oak Hill. He faces rivals Jack Nicklaus, Arnold Palmer, Lee Trevino and others, with play starting Thursday and the field cut after Friday.
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Yank Rally Wins Cubs Top Pirates in Nine-Run Game
Yankees rally for three in the sixth and one in the seventh to beat the Jefferson County Shrine Club Senators 10-9. Steve Crane earned the win, Mann took the loss after nine strikeouts, with Scott Stranskir and others contributing two-base hits and singles for the Yankees.
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Colamen Swamp Silver Streak Triumphs 11-0
Coalmen outscored Silver Streak 5 in the third and 6 in the fourth to win 11 to 0 at City Park. Gene Howard pitched a one hitter for Coalmen. Art Wilson and Howard scored two runs apiece for the Coalmen as Silver Streak’s Gene Mullins handled the toss. Tonight at 7:45 Sealtest faces Bank of Illinois.
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Sealtest Battles Bank of Illinois
Griffith defeats Heilman in split decision workout
Emile Griffith beats Andy Heilman in a 12 round bout at Oakland Arena in a split decision draw by the referee. The win keeps Griffith near a fourth middleweight title bout with Nino Benvenuti as Teddy Brenner announces a July 8 Philadelphia bout against Gypsy Joe Harris.
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Vern Bybee
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Salukis Edge Harvard 2-1 in 11th for SIU win
In Omaha SIU defeated Harvard 2-1 in the 11th on a leadoff home run by Jerry Bond. The No. 2 SIU team advanced to the College World Series third round while USC and Oklahoma State won their openers.
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Diana Tuel
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Christy Gee
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Rod Dedeaux
Southern California
Chet Bryan
Oklahoma State
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Bob Richardson
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Open Net Play May Hinder Amateurism
The USLTA president Robert Kelleher of Los Angeles says open tennis tours will erode sham amateurism as pros can earn a living. He cites Wimbledon winners occasionally cashing in but lower finishers suffering, noting the National Tennis League World Championship Tennis and open tournaments create paths for players to earn living from tennis. He praises the British Hard Courts Championships in Bournemouth and the French Open in Paris for their early success.
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Tigers Sweep T WHITE SOX RISE FROM THE CELLAR
Russ Snyder's grand slam and a late sacrifice push the White Sox to an 8-5 win over the Yankees, lifting Chicago from 10th to 8th as Cesar Tovar falters for Minnesota in a doubleheader sweep by Detroit.
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Phillies find Rich Allen back in lineup after trade dispute
Rich Allen returns to the Philadelphia Phillies starting lineup for the first time since May 29. He hits an eighth inning homer in his first at bat but the Phillies lose 5-1 to the Houston Astros. Owner Bob Carpenter says issues with manager Gene Mauch are being resolved, though details remain private. Allen claims his groin injury has lingered since spring training and that he was not on the lineup card during the road trip.
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Sox batter Ross Snyder hits first grand slam in 9-5 win
Ross Snyder of the Chicago White Sox drove in five runs with a first grand slam and a sacrifice fly as Chicago outslugged the New York Yankees 9-5. Dick Selma of the Mets allowed five hits in a 3-0 win over Los Angeles, his sixth win of the season without a loss.
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Orioles Win Ninth Straight as Powell Brabender Doubling Duo Spark
Boog Powell and Gene Brabender doubled for two RBIs each in the second inning while Brooks Robinson hit a two run homer in the fifth to lift Baltimore past Washington for a ninth straight win. Chuck Dobson allowed Cleveland five hits before rain shortened Oakland’s game as Dave Duncan and John Donaldson provided the runs with a sacrifice fly and a homer and umpires paused for 89 minutes in the sixth.
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Amvets Dahs Lincoln Heritage and Elks beat First National
In last night’s Khoury League action Amvets defeated Lincoln Heritage 12 to 5 with Ed Schwitz recording 10 strikeouts on six hits. The Elks beat First National 7 to 4 as Everett Gray fanned 11 over four innings and Ed Bean added offense. Tonight the Juvenile set features Elks vs U.C.T. at 5 30 and Amvets against Bank of Illinois at 8 00 with the Junior league Regis ter News vs Eagles.
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Argonauts Sign Defensive Back Steve Haterius
Toronto Argonauts announce the signing of defensive halfback Steve Haterius from Stamford Texas, a West Texas State alumnus, on Tuesday.
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Toronto Argonauts
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