Yankees Beat Chisox Twice In 17 Innings To Lead
The New York Yankees defeated the Chicago White Sox 2-0 and 2-1 in 17 innings, with Elston Howard and Mickey Mantle homering in the opener and a costly error by Al Weis in the nightcap allowing Hector Lopez to score. The sweep moved the Yankees into first place by eight percentage points over Baltimore.
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Boston
Baltimore
Detroit
Minnesota
Washington
Kansas City
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Indians
Bob Duliba
Angels
Yankees
White Sox
Orioles
Elston Howard
Mickey Mantle
New York
al Weis
Weis
Bill Stafford
Hector Lopez
Lopez
Howard
Phil Linz
Dick Stuart
Red Sox
Carl Yastrzemski
John Orsino
Willie
Major League Leaders By The Associated Press
American League leaders include Rod Carew era placeholders. Note: The source lists Oliva as batting 0.347 with 92 hits and 18 doubles, Killebrew 22 home runs, Ford 10-1 era, and Aparicio 31 stolen bases. National League leaders show Williams batting .373 with 88 hits and Mays 56 runs and 53 RBIs, Koufax 106 strikeouts and Farrel 101 wins.
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Oliva
Minnesota
Fregosi
Los Angeles
Allison
Stuart
Boston
Wagner
Cleveland
Hinton
Washington
Bressoud
Causey
Mathews
Kansas City
Yastrzemski
Versalles
McAuliffe
Detroit
Oliva Minnesota
Killebrew
Aparicio
Baltimore
Weis
Chicago
Ford
New York
Miller
D. Lee
Arrigo
Mikkelsen
Wickersham
Williams
Mays
San Francisco
San Fancisco
Boyer
St. Louis
Wills
Harper
Cincinnati
Farrell
Houston
Bunning
Mahaffey
Philadelphia
Koufax
Drysdale
Records Fall In NCAA Track Test
In Eugene Oregon the NCAA meet saw two college records fall and two school marks break as Oregon and Villanova stars led a strong performance. Morgan Groth of Oregon State posted 1 500 meters in 3 40 4 while Vic Zwolak of Villanova clocked 8 42 in the steeplechase, both surpassing previous records.
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Ore
U.S
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Bill Bowerman
Oregon
New Brunswick
N.J
McKinley Threatened With Wimbledon Bar Move
Wimbledon officials weighed barring Chuck McKinley from defending his title after the American Davis Cup star from San Antonio faced a controversy over a feature advertised for next week's Sunday Times. The tournament opens today and restricts competitors from writing for newspapers during two weeks. The Times plans to publish a discussion among McKinley, Jack Kramer and Gardner Mulloy on taming the big serve.
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Wimbledon
England
Chuck McKinley
San Antonio
Tex
Sunday Times
the Times
McKinley
Jack Kramer
Gardner Mulloy
Ralston Wins NCAA Tennis Title in East Lansing
Dennis Ralston of Southern California captured his second straight NCAA singles title by defeating Marty Riessen of Northwestern 6-4 6-4 6-1 in East Lansing Michigan. He helped USC secure their third consecutive team championship.
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Mich
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Cal
Dennis Ralston
Northwestern
Marty Riessen
Trojans
Venturi Wins Open as Nicklaus Stumbles in Open Preview
Ken Venturi captured the U S Open title in scorching heat finishing 278 after a final round 66 and 70. Jack Nicklaus struggled finishing 295 after bogeying the last three holes of the first round. The next major is the British Open at St Andrews July 9 12 where Nicklaus eyes his only missing major.
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Big Jack
Arnold Palmer
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Foreign Trotters Show at Yonkers
Eight foreign owned trotters meet in the $45,000 Transoceanic Trot at Yonkers Raceway. Pack Hanover and Fury Hanover arrive as American bred entries from Italy, with Sprite Kid from Canada and entries from the Soviet Union and France. The race is the second leg in Yonkers international trotting, with top four advancing to the $60,000 United Nations Trot on July 2.
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Saratoga Raceway
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Campbeltown
Bunning Throws Perfect Game in Phillies Win
Jim Bunning of Philadelphia pitched a perfect game retiring all 27 batters in a 6-0 Phillies victory over the New York Mets in the first game of a doubleheader. He became the first to win no hitters in both leagues and the first in 42 years to throw a perfect game in regular season play and win. Dick Stuart of Boston had four hits and four RBIs, including a homer, as the Red Sox beat Baltimore 9-6, knocking the Orioles from first in the AL.
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St. Louis
Tony Taylor
Taylor
Jesse Gonder
Gonder
Rusty Staub
Warren Spahn
Ken Johnson
Joe Gaines
Colts
Larry Jackson
Pirates
Lew Burdette
Lindy McDaniel
Sandy Koufax
Frank Howard
Vada Pinson
Deron Johnson
Reds
Hal Lanier
Wille Mays
Diddle Retires After 42 Years at Western Kentucky
Ed Diddle of Western Kentucky retires after 42 seasons, the longest tenure for a single college basketball coach at one school, ending a storied era in Bowling Green.
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Bowling Green
Ed Diddle
Western Kentucky
Minor League Results Across International and Pacific Coast Leagues
Summary of Saturday and Sunday minor league scores across International League and Pacific Coast League. Notable results include Buffalo edging Richmond 11-9, Columbus sweeping Toronto 8-0, Syracuse defeating Atlanta 6-5, and Tacoma beating Seattle 7-3. Standings show varied outcomes with rain affecting Indianapolis at Salt Lake.
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Columbus
Rochester
Jacksonville
Syracuse
Atlanta
Buffalo
Richmond
Denver
Arkansas
Indianapolis
Salt Lake City
Dallas
Oklahoma City
Tacoma
Seattle
Portland
Hawaii
Spokane
San Diego
Oklahoma
Salt Lake
Ferraris Take Le Mans Honors
Ferrari dominates the 24 hour Le Mans with a 1 2 3 finish led by Jean Guichet and Nino Vaccarell. Ford battles early but suffers mechanicals finishing fourth with Dan Gurney and Bob Bondurant claiming GT victory. Debris collision kills three spectators. pace record set at 121.5 mph average and 2 911 miles.
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France
Ford
Ferrari
Jean Guichet
Nino Vaccarell
Italy
Carroll Shelby
Venice
Calif
Shelby
Dan Gurney
Costa Mesa
Bob Bondurant
Los Angeles
Richie Ginther
Granada Hills
Masten Gregory
Kansas City
Cedar Key claims Bowling Green in record time at Aqueduct
Cedar Key, a 4-year-old gelding once dismissed as a $6,500 Bowie plater, won his fifth straight stakes by taking the $28,850 Bowling Green Handicap at Aqueduct in a stakes record 2:41 3-5 for 5-8 miles. Jockey Manuel Ycaza kept him off the pace before a late surge to beat Irish Dandy by 3 lengths. Cedar Key’s victory shadows Northern Dancer in the Queen's Plate as he eyes potential entries in upcoming races.
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Bowie
Bowling Green
Aqueduct
Washington, D.C
Northern Dancer
Woodbine
Toronto
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Arlington
Native Diver
Hollywood
Sheldrake
Leonard Richards
Delaware
Monmouth
Suffolk Downs
Double-Decker Chicken Pancake Sandwich Quick Recipe
New York instruction outlines a two layer chicken sandwich using eight pancakes from mix. Layer hot chicken slices between pancakes and top with sauce made by heating one 10.44 ounce can condensed cream of chicken soup with four cups milk. Serves four.
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UPI
Sam Rayburn Armory Named in Bonham Tribute
In Bonham Texas UPI notes a one year old National Guard Armory was named the Sam Rayburn Memorial Armory, honoring the late House Speaker in his hometown.
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UPI
Sam Rayburn
National Guard
All-Star Team Picks Set for 1963 American League Opener
New York hosts the July 7 game at Shea Stadium with a starting AL lineup built from 281 votes. Yankees Richardon Howard Mantle miss due to injury. Angels Pearson steps in. Twins trio Allison Killebrew Oliva lead the AL infield and outfield selections with Brooks Robinson anchoring Baltimore.
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Shea Stadium
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Los Angeles Angels
Baltimore Orioles
Bobby Richardson
Elston Howard
Mickey Mantle
Mantle
Albie Pearson
Angels
Minnesota
Bob Allison
Harmon Killebrew
Tony Oliva
Jim Fregosi
Baltimore
Luis Aparicio
Brooks Robinson
Frank Melzone
Boston
Russians May Be Wimbledon Factor
Tomas Lejus a 25 year old Soviet Union tennis champion led the Russian contingent at Wimbledon today. He reached the final round at Queen's Club last week, pushing Roy Emerson to a tough final in a 3 1 favorite loss. The performance signals Russians becoming a power in tennis.
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England
Tomas Lejus
Soviet Union
London Queen's Club
Roy Emerson
Australia
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Queen's Club
Film Actresses Oppose Topless Bathing Suit Trend
Hollywood actresses replied to a New York fashion house topless swimwear debut with mixed views. Vivien Leigh supported limited age wearers while Debbie Reynolds doubted popularity and others dismissed or joked about the look.
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Hollywood
New York
Vivien Leigh
Japan
California
Debbie Reynolds
Kim Novak
Felicia Farr
Angie Dickinson
Ellie Sommer
Connie Stevens
Jim Stacey
Mamie van Doren
Bunning Throws NLs First Modern Perfect Game
Phillies pitcher Jim Bunning retires all 27 Mets in a 6-0 perfect game opening a Sunday doubleheader, the first modern NL perfect game. He also wins no hitter in both leagues, while Tony Taylor's defensive play aids the gem. Mets rebound to win the nightcap 8-2 on three hits.
California Is Sprint Champion
California varsity crew wins the Intercollegiate Rowing Championships at Onondaga Lake, finishing two lengths ahead of Washington Huskies with Cornell third. Lemmon’s undefeated Bears plan Olympic trials in the East at Orchard Beach Lagoon June 8-11 and then Tokyo. Harvard defeats Yale in New Haven in the same weekend regatta.
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Jim Lemmon
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Lemmon
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Tokyo
Stark Sanford
Yale
New Haven
Weekend Fights Nets Puerto Rican Lightweight Title
Blair Richardson from South Bar N S knocked out Del Flanagan of St Paul. Marcos Morales from Puerto Rico outpointed Daniel Berrios to claim the Puerto Rican lightweight title.
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Safe Driving Rule Emphasized by Highway Authorities
Highway safety authorities urge restraint with the horn, urging drivers to use it only as a warning signal and rely on steady brake pressure for safer driving.
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