Donny Loun Eyes Return After Sore Arm in York
Donny Loun, 4-1 in class AA Eastern League, returns from a tendinitis layoff to face Reading tonight in York Pa. He recalls the arm trouble began in Reading and notes cortisone shots and rehab improved his velocity and control. Loun hopes to boost his standing with the Washington Senators and earn a late-season call.
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Bunning Remains Realistic Ahead of Next Start
Jim Bunning, in New York for a TV appearance, talks through a looming start after a perfect game at Shea Stadium. He expects no extra pressure and aims to win. He notes NL and AL are equally tough and jokes about facing the Yankees in October.
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Night Baseball: Giants Beat Mets In Narrow Stopover
In a late showcase, New York hosts Pittsburgh and Houston travels to Louis as Koufax of Los Angeles stars in a four team exchange rumor. Gibsons and Fishers lead their clubs with top line performances and late rallies set the tone for the night.
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Cepeda blasts homer to lift Giants past Reds
Orlando Cepeda drove in two runs with a first inning homer as San Francisco beat Cincinnati 2 to 1. Willie Mays collected the Giants first hit of the series in the opening frame. O'Toole took the loss while Herbel was the winning pitcher.
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Palmer will miss British Open due to scheduling
Arnold Palmer said he will not play in the British Open on July 8 because of time limits. He plans to join the Whitemarsh tournament, defending champion duties, and will instead focus on future British Opens.
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League Leaders Major League Leaders By The Associated Press
National and American League leaders are listed with top batting averages runs RBIs hits doubles triples home runs and stolen bases. Notable figures include Mays Williams Oliva Killebrew Aparicio Ford and Koufax among others with their season highs and team affiliations.
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Friend Defeats Mets for 12th Straight Victory
Bob Friend pitched relief for Al McBean as the Pirates beat the Mets 3-1. Stargell drove in two runs, and Joe Christopher homered for New York. The Mets left a runner on base in every inning except the eighth.
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Redskins Sign Muff Huff in one year contract
Washington Redskins sign veteran middle linebacker Sam Huff to a one year deal with a no trade clause for 1964. Coach Bill McPeak says Huff strengthens the defense and veterans prepare for training camp at Dickinson College Carlisle Pennsylvania in July.
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Stengel recalls Japan trip with famed baseball names
New York AP reports Mets manager Casey Stengel recounts a 1923 Japan visit with baseball legends Babe Ruth George Kelly and Herb Pennock. Stengel recalls hurricane year jokes and long early tours with the Giants Yankees and Red Sox era stars.
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Ivy joins Giants as area scout in college region
Former NFL and AFL coach Frank Ivy signs with the New York Giants as an area scout. He will cover the Southwest Conference and Big Eight for talent, with a focus on college players in the region.
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Dempsey Celebrates 69th Birthday in Broadway Restaurant
Former heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey greeted guests at his Broadway restaurant for his 69th birthday. He joked about hanging on for 31 more years and possibly a comeback at 100. Dempsey says his health is good, with visits between New York and California to see his two daughters.
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Error by Williams aids Orioles in 7 4 win over Yankees
Stan Williams misplayed a throw in the eighth, allowing three unearned runs as Baltimore surged to a 7-4 victory over New York. The Orioles expanded their AL lead to 11 4 games over the Yankees while Whitey Ford sought his 11th straight win.
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Dodgers pound Braves 15 4 as 19 hits pace win
Los Angeles collects 19 hits and a 15 to 4 victory over Milwaukee. Frank Howard and John Roseboro homer, Maury Wills has four singles and two stolen bases in a standout day. Don Drysdale gains his 10th win with strong pitching.
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McKinley and Moffitt Triumph Amid Wimbledon Upsets
Chuck McKinley the defending champion from San Antonio and Billie Jean Moffitt of Long Beach both survived tough tests to reach the Wimbledon third round. McKinley beat Tomas Koch in five sets after a lengthy match as seeds Faltered with Mulligan Pietrangelo and Ralston eliminated. Moffitt edged Roberto Beltrame 7 5 4 6 3 to advance as a top seed trail.
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