Maloney Hurls No-Hitter for 10 Innings Then Loses in 11th
Jim Maloney carried a 10 inning no-hitter into the 11th before Johnny Lewis homered to lift the Mets 1-0 over Cincinnati. Maloney struck out 18, tied the NL extra inning strikeout record, and finished with a two hitter as Roy McMillan followed with a single. Lewis described the homer as a fastball gone out, ending Maloney’s bid for a historic win.
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Gene Alley
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Rohr Dominates Debut For Toronto Triple A Nine Three Win
Billy Rohr, 19, summoned from the Carolina League Maple Leafs, worked all nine innings for a 9 3 victory over Jacksonville. He allowed six hits four walks and eight strikeouts while Roman Mesias Jim Gosger and Russ Nixon each collected three hits. In other games Glenn Hobbie led Syracuse past Toledo with a three hitter and two homers while Tim Harkness drove in all Atlanta runs in a 4 3 win over Buffalo.
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Mauch to Pilot N. L. All Stars
Gene Mauch, after guiding the Phillies to a second place finish, is named manager of the National League All Stars. The American League manager will be announced later this week. The July 13 game will be in Minneapolis-St. Paul.
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Pitcher shines as Atlanta wins. Willey hits early skid
Since being called up from Austin, the pitcher earned the win for Atlanta to move to 2-0. Carl Willey took the loss, dropping to 0-2.
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Lacoste family builds golf champion Catherine Lacoste
Catherine Lacoste, daughter of tennis great Rene Lacoste and Mile. Simon Thion de la Chaume, rises in golf. After winning the 1964 French Girls title she helped France win the first Women’s World Amateur Team Championship and beat Barbara McIntire, signaling a future as a top female golfer. Papa Lacoste celebrates the golf legacy.
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Pro League Bid to Place NFL in Atlanta Faces Vote
NFL Commissioner Rozelle seeks support from 14 owners to approve an Atlanta franchise for 1966. An AP poll shows seven teams favoring move while four others are undecided. If approved a syndicate led by Lindsey Hopkins would back the effort and a new 18 million stadium tenant would be sought after.
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Snead Says U S Open Course Is The Toughest
Sam Snead, 52, declares the Bellerive layout a long, tough U S Open course, the longest yet for the Championship. He notes it will be harder than any Open played before and predicts surprising scoring. Also in the field are Ken Venturi and Arnold Palmer during the opening rounds.
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Klein Appointed Cubs Manager
Lou Klein said the appointment as Chicago Cubs head coach came as a pleasant surprise, replacing Bob Kennedy. Holland announced the move at a Houston news conference before a night game. Klein debuted with a 2 0 victory as Kennedy heads to a front office aide role.
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Hammermill and Alcan Win Industrial Softball Battles
Hammermill defeated Local 129 10 to 7 while Alcan beat Local 214 8 to 3 to seize first place in the Industrial Softball League by a half game. Retail Clerks meet Alcan at 6 30 p m with Dick and Joe’s, followed by Bill’s Place vs Cars on News at 8 15 p m in City League action.
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Dave Hall
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Little Misty Vernon Winner at Roosevelt Race Pace
The Premise upset bettors returning $12 to win the $5,000 invitational pace at Roosevelt Raceway on Monday night. De Insko drove the 5 year old gelding to its third victory in 13 starts, with Morenci Chief third.
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Elks and Goldberg's dominate Little League action
John Sansone pitched a one hitter for Elks and Goldberg's beat Moose 5 0 as Bob McCarey matched the feat with a one hitter for Goldberg's in Monday Little League play at the Stadium. Sansone struck out and forced a key double play to end the bid. Ted Palmitesso drove in a run, Joe DeCastro belted a grand slam, and Kevin Stark and Jim Cloonan collected Moose' lone hits.
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Navy Contender For Saturday's IRA in Syracuse
Navy's varsity eight opened with a win over Wisconsin but faces a stronger slate at the Syracuse IRA Regatta. Coach Quinn's crew is praised for late-season improvement and potential upset, with Wisconsin and Rutgers coaches noting depth and tough conditions at Annapolis.
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Misty Wins Muddy Track in First Division Race
Misty captured the first division of the $1,500 feature in 2:12 on a muddy track, with Dan ny Dean a length back. Armbro Gazelle and Little Misty paid $19.20, as Little Cream won the second division in 2:14 by 74 lengths over Argo Lee and Thorney, with $8.20 payout. At Saratoga Terra Flight won the $1,000 trot by a neck over Lone Elm Smokey, Ginger Springwood third, time 2:11 2 5, payoff $29.60.
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Night Baseball Matches Across Cities
Wednesday schedule lists Minnesota at Chicago N Boston at Detroit N Washington at Cleveland N Baltimore at New York N Boston at Detroit N Los Angeles at Kansas City N New York at Cincinnati N Philadelphia at Milwaukee N Pittsburgh at St. Louis N Chicago at Houston N San Francisco at Los Angeles.
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Rochester at Columbus Syracuse at Toledo Atlanta a 1
Rochester plays Columbus and Syracuse visits Toledo as the schedule lists basketball matchups. The card also notes Buffalo hosting Jacksonville and a game at Toronto with teams indicated.
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Major League Leaders AL Batting and Pitching Highlights
A summary of the American League leaders shows Dava intitled Dava lilo of Cleveland leading batting with .358 over Horton of Detroit and Jones of Boston. Green of Boston tops runs with 42, Mantilla of Boston leads RBIs at 49, and Davalillo of Cleveland has 69 hits. Versalles of Minnesota and Ward of Chicago share doubles with 16, Campaneris of Kansas City and Tresh of New York appear in triples with seven, while Horton of Detroit leads home runs with 13 and Conigliaro, Thomas, Kaline, and Colavito all at 12. Cardenal of Los Angeles has 20 steals, Campaneris 18, Pascual of Minnesota tops pitching with 80 strikeouts and an 1.000 win rate, Fisher of Chicago has 61 innings pitched with an 0.857 rate. McDowell of Cleveland leads strikeouts with 108, Lolich of Detroit has 64. Batting leader Coleman of Cincinnati at .348 and Aaron also noted.
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Chiefs Invite Milt Brown to Tryout for International League
Syracuse Chiefs general manager Donald V. Labbruzzo announced that Milt Brown former SUNY Oswego star shortstop will join the Chiefs on a looksee basis and establish residence at Hotel Syracuse when the team returns to MacArthur Stadium. Brown will begin a thorough tryout starting June 21 with exhibition play slated for Auburn June 28, as the Chiefs seek a utility option to bolster a thin infield roster.
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Baseball Standings and Player Leads From The Era
A compact listing of player and team stats including Runs Batted In and Hits. Notable leaders include Banks and Mays with high RBI and home run totals, Callison and Clemente with triples, Wills and Brock with steals, and Koufax with strikeouts. Team affiliations shown for context.
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