Yankees Edge Orioles In Close 4-3 Soars Toward Lead
New York wins 4-3 over Baltimore as Tom Tresh delivers a decisive eighth inning single driving in Mickey Mantle. Mantle sprinted home on Gino Cimoli’s throw after a Miller fastball double, while Al Downing earned the win and the Orioles drop their third consecutive one run decision.
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NEW York
Tom Tresh
Mickey Mantle
New York Yankees
Baltimore
Tresh
Bob Johnson
Mantle
Stu Miller
Orioles
Roger Maris
Miller
Oriole
Gino Cimoli
Cimoli
Jerry Adair
Boog Powell
Clete Boyer
Jackie Brandt
Luis Aparicio
Norm Siebern
al Downing
Tthey
Downing
John Orsino
Adair
Jone
Johnson
Milt Pappas
Johnny Mize
Bob Hale
Cleveland
Vic Wertz
Detroit
Aparicio
Sam Bowens
Yankees
Pappas
Bobby Richardson
Maris
Tresh Seal
Sanford to undergo arm surgery. Giants lose pitcher six weeks
San Francisco star Jack Sanford, who helped the 1962 Giants to the pennant, will have surgery on a six-inch obstruction in his upper pitching arm that impairs circulation. He is expected to be out at least six weeks after a series of arm issues and numbness through the season.
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SAN Francisco
Jack Sanford
Giants
Big Jack
Cubs Rally Past Mets 4-2 in Sevenths Fire Up Win
Chicago's Billie Cowan laced a triple for a three run seventh inning rally that gave the Cubs a 4-2 victory over the Mets. Ernie Banks hit his 11th homer and 364th of his career for Chicago. Alvin Jackson pitched into the seventh before the Cubs seized control. Dick Bertell doubled and Andre Rodgers delivered the tie breaking two bagger.
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Chicago
Billie Cowlans
Chicago Cubs
New York Mets
Cowan
Andre Rodgers
Joey Amalfitano
Ernie Banks
Alvin Jackson
Cubs
Dick Bertell
Rodgers
New York
Jackson
Stallard
Hunter
Taylor
Ellsworth
Bertell
W—Ellsworth
Banks
Ninth straight win for Lewistown in Fengaville league
Lewistown edged Buckeystown Greens 10 to 7 as Buich Ramsburg pitched effectively to lift the Lewistown team to its ninth consecutive victory in the Fengaville Boys League last night.
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Buich Ramsburg
Lewistown
Buckeystown Greens
De Vicenzo Opens Lead In French Open At Chantilly
Argentine veteran Roberto De Vicenzo shot 65 to reach 134 after 36 holes and seize a one stroke edge over Phil Rodgers and Cobie Lagrange in the French Open at Chantilly. Rodgers tied for second at 135 after a 69. Lagrange shot 66. Sebastian Miguel missed the cut as 23 players remained under par through two rounds.
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Chantilly
France
Roberto de Vicenza
Phil Rodgers
South Africa
de Vicenzo
St. Cloud
Buenos Aires
Sebastian Miguel
Spain
Rodgers
Lagrange
Guy Wolstenholme
Britain
Ted Ball
Australia
Ball
Tony Grubb
Brian Wilkes
Jean Garialde
S. William Kittleman
Merion
Buck White
Hollywood
Fla
Mike Woolveridge
Oceanside
Calif
Hyattstown hands Walkersville first Frederick County Junior League loss
Hyattstown defeated Walkersville 7 6 in seven innings with Claude Mullinix delivering a game winning double scoring Marvin Holcomb after a Mullinix triple. Mark Tucker pitched all seven, six hits allowed, while Bob Roberson led Yellow Springs to a 5 3 win with two doubles and solid pitching by Roberson. Araby shut out Myersville 4 0 as Allen Lescaleet and Ron Rice powered four hits apiece. Shookstown collected 20 hits in a 22 13 win over Harmony with multiple homers by MacKensey Putman and McLeod. Fort Detrick beat Woodsboro 5 2 as Lloyd Price allowed three hits. Crum homered for Woodsboro. Continuous action across Hyattstown Walkersville Araby Yellow Springs Braddock Harmony Shookstown Woodsboro and Fort Detrick.
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Hyattstown
Walkersville
Yellow Springs
Braddock
Araby
Lescabet
Rice
Shookstown
Harmony
Bob MacKensey
Darrel Putman
McLeod
Lloyd Price
Danny Burke
F. Detrick
Woodsboro
Crum
Tucker
Mullinix
Currence
Schultz
Moorsville
D. Bidle
D. Wiles
E. Wiles
Lescaleet
Roberson
Albaugh
Todd
Harley
Palmer targets 272 to win PGA at Columbus Country Club
Arnold Palmer sets 272 as his target for the 46th PGA Championship at Columbus. He says the course and field are wide open with many contenders, including Ken Venturi Tony Lema and Jack Nicklaus. Palmer stresses fairways control as key while defending champ Nicklaus faces pressure to qualify for the World Series of Golf.
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Will Grimsley
Associated Press
Columbus
Ohio
Arnold Palmer
Latrobe
Columbus Country Club
Palmer
St. Andrews
Ken Venturi
Tony Lema
Jack Nicklaus
Industrial League Softball Action Highlights and Forfeit
Two pitching gems headlined last night’s Industrial Softball League action as a weather-forced forfeit altered results. Max Kelme pitched a two hitter in a five inning win for Shipley’s 9 to 1 at Cozy Corner while Bob Cline belted a three run homer in East Frederick’s 4 to 0 victory. Jim Blank shutout Main’s Shopping Center on three hits as East Frederick extended its winning streak to 13. Dick Sanders drove in two runs in the second inning for East Frederick and Harry Saufley added a double and a single. Stup’s Sinclair earned an easy forfeit win over Sagner’s.
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Max Kelme
Cozy Corner
Shipley’s
Kelne
Bob Cline
Shipley
Jim Blank
Main’s
East Frederick
Falcons
Dick Sanders
Harry Saufley
Stup
Sinclair
Sagner
S. Shipley
Kehne
Ohler
Baer
Main's Shop
Baker
Ambush
Blank
Lake
Orioles win 5 4 as Holweck drives two run double
Mt Airy LL Ralph Holweck went 3 for 3 with a two run double in the sixth to give the Orioles a 5 4 victory over the Red Sox in Mt Airy Little League. Red Sox threatened in the bottom of the inning but Jerry Watt’s running catch quelled the rally.
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Ralph Holweck
Orioles
Red Sox
Mt. Airy
Holweck
Mayne
Jerry Watt
Higgs
Morely
Plunkard
Zinn
Pizarro Hurls Chicago Over Red Sox 4-2
Juan Pizarro became the AL's first 1 game winner as the Chicago White Sox defeated the Boston Red Sox 4 to 2. He worked eight innings allowing five hits, with Hoyt Wilhelm finishing. Key rallies came on doubles by Tom McCraw and Ron Hansen and Gerry McNertney's single.
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Boston
Juan Pizarro
Chicago White Sox
Boston Red Sox
Pizarro
Hoyt Willhelm
White Sox
Earl Wilson
Tom McCraw
Ron Hansen
Gerry McNertney
Red Sox
Chicago
Wilhelm
McNertney
Martin
Wilson
Radatz
Tillman
Pirates Rally To Beat Phillies 4-3 On Veale Win
Pittsburgh tops Philadelphia 4-3 as Bob Veale earns the decision. Roberto Clemente delivers the game deciding grounder with bases loaded in the wild fifth inning. Manny Mota adds an early RBI in the inning while Philadelphia drops to 5 losses in 6 games.
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Pittsburgh
Roberto Clemente
Pittsburgh Pirates
Philadelphia Phillies
Clemente
Bob Veale
Manny Mota
Mota
Phillies
Philadelphia
McLish
Bennett
Roebuck
Green
Dalrymple
Veale
McBean
Pagliatroni
W—Veale
L—Mclish
Netters Enter National Lawn Tennis Hall of Fame
Don Budge and Alice Marbie head a six member class elected to the National Lawn Tennis Hall of Fame. Also named are George M. Lott Sidney B. Wood Frank Shields and George Townsend Adee former LTA president.
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New York
Don Budge
Alice Marbie
National Lawn Tennis Hall of Fame
George M. Lott
Sidney B. Wood
Frank Shields
George Townsend Adee
U.S. Lawn Tennis Association
Game Rained Out At McCurdy Field In Postponed Legion Show
A Frederick American Legion versus Baltimore Daulphins game at McCurdy Field last night was postponed due to rain while the Daulphins led during the delay. Coach Lou Klein of the Chicago Cubs began his playing career with Daytona Beach in 1940, hitting .348 and then .367 for Columbus Ohio the following year.
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Frederick American Legion
Baltimore Daulphin
McCurdy Field
Daulphins
Lou Klein
Chicago Cubs
Daytona Beach
Columbus
Ohio
Harman Belts 32 But Twins Lose to Nats
Washington capitalized on pitcher Jim Kaat wildness to win 4-3 Tuesday night. Ed Brinkman singled and scored on Chuck Hinton’s forceout after Kaat’s wild pickoff throw. Don Locks hit his 13th homer in the fourth to tie 3-3. Harmon Killebrew hit his 32nd homer for Minnesota, which led 3-0 after three.
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Minneapolis-St. Paul
Washington
Jim Kaat
Minnesota
Ed Brinkman
Kaat
Chuck Hinton
John Kennedy Hinton
Kaats
John Klippstein
Senators
Don Locks
Kennedy
Hinton
Harmon Killebrew
Twins
Jim Snyders
Osteen
Leppert
Klippstein
Worth
Braves Stun Marichal as Giants Fall 8 7 in Milwaukee
Rookie Rico Carty and veteran Eddie Mathews homer to back Milwaukee starter Sadowski in the sixth inning as the Braves topple NL leaders San Francisco 8 7. Marichal slips to 12 5, with McCovey homering for the Giants who remain 1 game up on Philadelphia.
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Milwaukee
Rico Carty
Eddie Mathews
Milwaukee Braves
Juan Marichal
San Francisco Giants
Giants
Philadelphia Phillies
Pittsburgh
Braves
Marichal
Carty
Woody Woodward
Mathews
Joe Torre
Billy Pierce
San Fran
Pierce
Duffalo
Haller
Cloninger
Sadowski
Olive
Bailey
Torre
L-Marichal
San Francisco
McCovey
Pitching Coach Jansen Won 20 Games as 1940 Rookie
Pitching coach Larry Jansen of the San Francisco Giants earned 20 wins as a 1940 rookie with Salt Lake City in the Pioneer League.
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Larry Jansen
San Francisco Giants
Salt Lake City
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Roy McMillan
Joe Amalfitano
Billy Williams
Ron Hunt
McMillan
Arnie
Mt. Airy LL
Ann Mentzel
Detroit, Mich
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P.G
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Pirates
Netters
Phillips
Blue Ridge Oil Company
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