Mt Airy Dodgers Upset Brunswick In County Baseball
Mt. Airy defeats unbeaten Brunswick 6 2 in the Maryland State League after a three run first inning. Spike Jones throws a four hitter with 13 strikeouts as Mt. Airy pushes into second place. Davis Rimney Bellison and Ward pace Mt. Airy with two hits apiece.
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Brunswick
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Merriman
Webber
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Mike Rimney
Bob Bellison
Jim Ward
Wayne Hawes
Nock Deener
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Bellison
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Rimney
Deener
Broad
Germantown
Jeff
Earl Shipe
Paul Till
Till
Dick Huffer
Fisher
Huffer
Beall
D. Ricketts
Lyles
Ricketts
Career Nearing End for Jockey Ralph Neves at Hollywood Park
Inglewood California AP Ralph Neves the sixth winningest jockey in horse racing history announced he will stop riding. He will be 46 in August and told Hollywood Park officials he is through riding saying he won’t retire from tracing but won’t ride anymore. Neves has 3 771 victories.
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Inglewood
Calif
Ralph Neves
Neves
Hollywood Park
Red Sox Down Orioles 9-6 as Stu Art shines in Baltimore
Dick Stuart rapped four hits including a three run homer and drove in four as Boston beat Baltimore 9-6. Carl Yastrzemski added three singles and two RBIs before being ejected. Orioles fall from first as Yankees win 2-0 to reclaim the pole position.
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Dick Stuart
Boston Red Sox
Baltimore Orioles
New York Yankees
Chicago
Orioles
New York
Carl Yastrzemski
Boston
Red Sox
Yastrzemski
Steve Barber
Stuart
Dick Hall
Willie Kirkland
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Robinson
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Johnson
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Hr—Stuart
Orsina
Schilling
Beso Wilson
Monbouquette
Barber {L
Kall
Starrette
Haddix
Amd
Angels Down Tribe for Fifth Straight Win
Los Angeles beat Cleveland 4 to 1 as two catcher John Romano errors allowed three unearned runs in the fifth. Bo Belinsky pitched four hit shutout innings before relief from Bob Duliba as the Angels extended their win streak to five and their run against the Indians to seven.
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Yellow Springs
Frederick
Hustlers
Thomas
Rhoderick
Hart
Trout
Barrick
Garrell
Bolivar
Doubs
D. Beachley
Bud Gilroy
Gene Beachley
Dous
Keller
Beachley
D. Carey
Gilroy
Routzahn
Walkersville
Middletown
Grayson Remsberg
Haines
Charles Delauter
Ahalt
Rudy
Swomley
Remsberg
Leo Duncan
Bob Dawson
Dawson
R. Ahalt
L. Ahalt
Remshberg
L. Duncan
LOS Angeles
John Romano
Cleveland
Angels
Indians
Bo Belinsky
Bob Duliba
Duliba
Woodie
Jack Kralick
Griffith warns Twins of fines for field lapses
Minnesota Twins owner Cal Griffith accused the club of lackadaisical play and manager Samele warned fines could follow. Mele ordered private meetings before the Detroit game to announce a system fining errors of omission over 50 dollars for base running mistakes and misthrows.
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ST. Paul - Minneapolis
Minnesota Twins
Cal Griffith
Samele
Mele
Detroit
Reds Rally Past Dodgers as Koufax Wins Sixth Straight
In Cincinnati, Deron Johnson hit a two run homer to lift the Reds 2-1 over the Dodgers while Sandy Koufax earned his 10th win of the NL season in the opener, leaving Los Angeles 4-2. Howard drove in two for the Dodgers.
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Cincinnati
Deron Johnson
Los Angeles
Sandy Koufax
Dodgers
Koufax
Reds
Frank Howard
Nate Oliver
Johnson
Vada Pinson
Joey Jay
Tommy Davis
Wickersham Delivers Tigers Win Over Twins in Narrow Finish
Detroit Tops Minnesota 4 2 as Dave Wickersham outduels Dick Stigman aided by Ed Rakow who records the ninth inning save. Oliva hits his 13th homer for the Twins while Bubba Phillips hits his first of the year for Detroit.
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ST. Paul - Minneapolis
Dave Wickersham
Minnesota
Ed Rakow
Detroit
Wickersham
Twins
Tony Oliva
Don Mincher
Bob Allison
Jerry Kindall
Rakow
Joe McCabe
Dick Stigman
Juke Wood
al Kaline
Bill Freehan
Wood
George Thomas
Kaline
Freehan
Bubba Phillips
Stigman
Perry
Zimmerman
MacCabe
L-Stigman
Phillips
Oliva
Long 17 inning game ends with Mets edge White Sox
New York and Chicago battle through 17 innings with a 10 to 2 final as Ford and Reniff contribute key innings. Downing and Mikkel Sen drive runs for the Yankees while Stafford, Horlen and Wilhelm match up in a lengthy pitching duel.
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New York
Chicago
Downing
Reniff
Mikkel Sen
Stafford
Howard
Horlen
Wilhelm
Fisher
Mossi
McNertney
Martin
W—Stafford
Venturi Wins Open in Surprising Golf Comeback
Ken Venturi, 33, of San Francisco, wins the 64th U S Open at Congressional in 278, second lowest total in 69 years, defeating Tommy Jacobs, with Palmer and Nicklaus trailing. Venturi overcomes injuries and near quitting, eyes PGA next month and a renewed chance to challenge Palmer and Nicklaus.
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Will Grimsley
Associated Press
Washington
Ben Hogan
Ken Venturi
San Francisco
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Frus
Palmer
Nicklaus
Congressional Country Club
Tommy Jacobs
Julius Boros
Venturi
Gonstant
Boros
Columbus
Ohio
Bunning Throws First Regular-Season Perfect Game Since 1922
Philadelphia 6 Mets 0 in game one as Jim Bunning retires all 27. He strikes out 10 and hits a two run double, becoming the first pitcher since 1922 to win a no-hitter in both leagues. Keith Callison and John Briggs homer for Philadelphia in the doubleheader opener.
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Philadelphia
Jim Bunning
New York Mets
Phillies
San Francisco
Bunning
Charley Robertson
Chicago White Sox
Detroit
Don Larsen
New York Yankees
Brooklyn Dodgers
Harvey Haddix
Pittsburgh
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Joe Adcock
Tigers
Boston Red Sox
Tom Hughes
Hughes
New York Highlanders
Boston Braves
Cleveland
Tony Taylor
Jesse Gonder
Taylor
John Herrnstein
Ron Hunt
Mets
Bob Taylor
Jesse Gon ‘der
Joe Christopher
Rick Wise
Johnny Klippstein
John Briggs
Johnny Callison
Clay Dalrymple
Callison
Lanier Leads Giants Past Cardinals 7-3 in NL Tilt
Hal Lanier collected four hits and three RBIs as the San Francisco Giants defeated St. Louis 7-3. Willie Mays hit his 22nd homer, Orlando Cepeda doubled three times, and Jose Pagan added three hits as San Francisco sidelined Curt Simmons and Roger Craig for 13 hits.
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Hal Lanier
San Francisco Giants
Willie Mays
Lanier
Orlando Cepeda
Jose Pagan
Giants
Curt Simmons
Roger Craig
San Fran
Sanford
Perry
Crandall
Simmons
Craig An
McCarver
San Francisco
Mays
McKinley Opens Wimbledon Title Defense on Center Court
American Chuck McKinley begins defense of his Wimbledon singles title with the day’s first match on center court. The event runs toward a potential July 3 final with Roy Emerson touted as the likely challenger. McKinley, from Antonio, Texas, is listed as the second favorite.
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Wimbledon
England
Chuck McKinley
Pookies
Roy Emerson
McKinley
An Antonio
Tex
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