Saturday Results Sine York Edges Chicago in Tight Start
Weekend baseball scores show New York 1 Chicago 0 in Detroit 8 Minnesota 7. N Kansas City 8 Washington 2 twilight Los Angeles 3 Cleveland 1 Detroit 4 Minnesota 2. Sunday results include New York 2 2 Chicago 6 1, plus 2nd game 17 innings Washington 13 Kansas City, Boston 9 Baltimore 6, Los Angeles 4 Cleveland 1.
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Today's Games New York at Chicago N Cleveland at Minnesota
New York visits Chicago as the schedule lists a Cleveland at Minnesota game and a Washington at Los Angeles matchup. Only games scheduled.
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Night baseball scores and schedules from Tuesday games
Tuesday's Gaines Detroit at Kansas City two twi night Boston at Chicago, New York at Baltimore. weekend results show New York 7 Philadelphia Houston 3 Milwaukee 2 Pittsburgh 2 Chicago 0 San Francisco 14 St. Louis 3 Cincinnati 6 Los Angeles 4. Philadelphia 6 8 New York 0 Houston 5 5 Milwaukee 2 4 Chicago 2 1 Pittsburgh 1 2 Los Angeles 4 1 Cincinnati 2 2 San Francisco 7 St. Louis 8.
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Los Angeles at Milwaukee N San Francisco at Cincinnati N
The brief item lists two matchups between Los Angeles and Milwaukee and between San Francisco and Cincinnati. Details are sparse with only team pairs shown and no scores or dates given. This fragment summarizes upcoming or scheduled games without further context.
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Tuesday's Games Scoreboard Shows Tight Twin Nights
The list features San Francisco at Cincinnati at 2 with twi night, Pittsburgh at New York, Houston at St. Louis with N, and Chicago at Philadelphia at 2 twi night.
Bunning Delivers No-Hitter as Mets Suffer Perfect Game
Philadelphia ace Jim Bunning threw the first modern NL no hitter with 27 consecutive outs against the Mets in a 6 0 victory. The Mets gained three hits in the nightcap as Phils swept the doubleheader and another NL squads posted varied results across the league.
Bunning Sights Perfect Game in Mets Victory at Shea
Jim Bunning pitched the first National League perfect game since 1880 and the first in the majors since 1956. Barbara Bunning, 12, kissed her father after the milestone as Gus Triandos praised the right hander’s mix of fastball curve and slider.
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Shea Stadium
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Barbara
Bunning
Philadelphia
Gus Triandos
Detroit Tigers
Mets
Tony Taylor
Bunning Weighs In On No Hitter Jinx And Career
The veteran pitcher Bunning joked about not believing in jinxes as he worked on a potential no hitter. He debuted in 1955 with the Detroit Tigers and posted a 118-87 record over nine seasons, including a 20-win season in 1957. Traded to the Phillies last winter, he collected his seventh win against two losses that season.
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Derby Leads In Jefferson County Catfish And Bass Catch
Herb Mulvaney and Ernie Harlow pulled an 11-pound channel cat from Lake Miller on Saturday, leading the Jefferson County Derby. They previously held a 10-pound, 13-ounce cat caught May 28. The bass was taken with a Bushwacker lure. Max White reported a 4-pound, 12-ounce bass from a trip to the Pinkneyville area last weekend using a Pico Perch.
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Russians At Wimbledon Opens Strong Soviet Fight
Tomas Lejus, 25, a Soviet Union tennis champion, leads Russia in a robust Wimbledon debut. The Estonian sensation drew attention as Queen's Club form suggested a rising class, with Roy Emerson, the favorite, defeating him in a tight final 12-10 6-4 last Saturday.
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Illinois Amateur Golf Opens Tuesday
Dave Huske of Elgin defends his title as the 34th Illinois State Amateur Golf Tournament starts at Aurora Country Club. A field of 180 plays 18 holes Tuesday and Wednesday with 30 low scorers and ties to finish Thursday. The event features six former champions including Bob Dredge Ace Ellis Hal Foreman John Hobart Norando Nannini Gene Readette.
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Hal Foreman
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John A. Hobart
Moline
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Highwood
Gene Readette
Rockford
Venturi Triumphs In Open Golf Showdown
Ken Venturi won the U S Open in hot pressure, finishing 278 after 66 and 70 in the final rounds. The report notes his Venturi’s vultures persona and contrasts him with Jack Nicklaus who faces a slump despite leading money lists and two tour wins, with Palmer as a favored rival.
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Legioners Lose In Effingham Pitching Duel Ends 1-0
Mt. Vernon’s Floyd Carpenter and Effingham’s Steve Boos dueled through seven innings with Boos issuing seven walks and two hits allowed. The only run came in the sixth when Jim Smith tripled and Tom Peters singled to score. Mt. Vernon returns Tuesday to face Mt. Carmel at 7:30 p.m. on the city park diamond.
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Cubs Take Pirates In Two Replays
The Liberty Petroleum Cubs and the Security Bank Pirates replayed two rained out games over the weekend. Friday the Cubs edged the Pirates 4 3 as Sword pitched, Moore took the loss and Gray relieved. Saturday the Cubs crushed the Pirates 21 2 with Cook earning the win and Krause closing. Steve Lee led Cubs with four hits. Moore hit a homer for Pirates.
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Flora Tennis Team Wins Carolina Title
Flora's Andy Lloyd regains the Southern Tennis Championship singles title amid 99 degree heat. Lloyd and John Powless of Flora, Illinois, beat Vic Seixas and Herb Browne 7-5 6-2 to win the men's doubles. Roberta Alison of Alexander City, Alabama, swept the women's events, defeating Raymonde Jones 6-3 6-3 and then pairing with Alice Tym to win the doubles 7-5 4-6 7-5.
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Philadelphia
Travelers Take Legion In Long Inning Game
United Commercial Travelers edged American Legion 5-4 in the ninth, tying with a seventh and eighth inning run surge. Mark Mayse scored the winning run after a fumbled fly to second. Dennis Rice, Nip Burnette, Rodney Farthing, Kent Newell, and Mayse contributed hits. Steve Woodrome had two for American Legion. Gregg Goodman hit an eighth inning homer. George Floyd earned the win. Terry Hilliard took the loss.
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Western Auto Triumphs Over Register-News In Junior Loop
Western Auto triggered a six run sixth inning to beat Register-News 9-2 in a Junior Division action on Sunday. Charles Raney pitched the win while Steve Pigg took the loss with Bennie Edwards relieving in the sixth. Kenny Trout hit a triple for Western Auto as Gary Bullock Larry Woods Robbie Young and George Kite added singles. Ronnie O Daniel doubled twice for Register-News and Chris Dixon Carl Wilkey and Eddie Page singled. Today’s game pits Register News against Jefferson Motors.
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Ronnie O'Daniel
Chris Dixon
Carl Wilkey
Eddie Page
Register News
Jefferson Motors
Amvets Fall 14-12 to Security Bank in Juvenile Game
Security Bank built a 14-3 lead by the sixth, then held off Amvets late. Winning pitcher Marvin Kendricks helped by Terry Swan in relief and swatted three doubles plus a single. Amvets’ Jerry Seibert took the loss as George Morgan pitched in at the end. Security’s lineup featured Reese Greene Wisenhunt Wallace Bliffen Scatterfield with a 17 hit total. Donoho and Willis led Amvets with multi hit games. First National vs Elks.
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Terry Swan
Jerry Seibert
George Morgan
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Dale Greene
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James Wallace
Larry Bliffen
Mike Scatterfield
Bob Donoho
Steve Willis
Elks
Mt Vernon Splits Doubleheader In Coal Belt League
Mt Vernon splits a doubleheader with Zeigler in Coal Belt League play. First game 4 3 in extras with McClure relief securing the win. second game 13 2 loss as Zeigler pounded Mt Vernon pitching. McClure earned the win with six strikeouts in four innings. Waters McGovern lead Mt Vernon hitters with three hits each. Zeigler catcher error and seven Zeigler runs in third frame doomed Mt Vernon to an unbeaten season end.
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SIU Coach Lingle Dies at 63 in Carbondale
Leland P Dock Lingle longtime SIU track mentor and associate professor died of a heart attack at his Carbondale home at 63 He coached SIU from 1927 to 1960 compiling 129 victories 43 losses and one tie He organized SIU s first track team and earned hall of fame recognition Funeral services set for Carbondale with burial in Cobden Ill Survived by Dorothy widow and daughter Dorothy Ann Iptner of Norman
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Belinsky and Angels edge Indians 4-1 for fifth straight win
Bo Belinsky limited Cleveland to four hits over seven innings before Bob Dulba finished the last out as the Angels beat the Indians 4-1. Belinsky, aiming for a shutout, improved to 5-3 with a 3.12 ERA and noted plans to return to Hawaii were rejected by the club amid pressure from star status. Elsewhere, Yankees sweep White Sox. Red Sox topple Orioles. Phillies, Cubs, Astros, Giants, and others posted wins.
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John Orsino
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Tiger
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Tony Oliva
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Jerry Kindall
George Thomas
Tigers
Bubba Phillips
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Ron Kaline
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Bunning Throws Perfect Game in Phillies Mets Doubleheader
Jim Bunning of Philadelphia pitched a perfect game retiring all 27 batters as the Phillies beat the Mets 6-0 in game one of a doubleheader. He became the first pitcher to win no hitters in both leagues and the first in 42 years to win a regular season perfect game.
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George Altman
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Charley Robertson
Minor League Results Across International and Pacific Coast Leagues
Baseball scores from the Associated Press show results in the International League and Pacific Coast League. Notable games include Toronto over Columbus 3-2 and Buffalo over Richmond 11-9, plus Seattle 3 to Tacoma 6 and Portland 7 over Hawaii 2.
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