Mantle's pinch-hit homer lifts Yankees in dramatic 11 10 win
Mickey Mantle, back from a foot injury, delivered a pinch-hit homer in the seventh to spark the Yankees past Baltimore 11 10 in 10 innings after losing the first of a doubleheader 7 2. Berra drove in the deciding run with a sacrifice fly as New York rallied from a late deficit.
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Last Year's Top Teams Lose In Exhibition Games
Exhibition results shake perceived power as Packers, Chiefs, Oilers, and Patriots fall in openers. Chargers lose QB Tobin Rate to injury. John Hadi and Mickey Slaughter lead scoring, with Paul Lowe, George Shaw, Gene Mingo among contributors in early season exhibitions.
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Cards Manager Sent To Showers In Doubleheader Loss
Johnny Keane of the St. Louis Cardinals was ejected in both ends of a doubleheader with the Philadelphia Phillies as the Cardinals were swept 7-3 and 5-2. Keane protested calls, joined by catcher Tim McCarver in a heated ninth inning, while the Cards dropped further in the NL standings behind Los Angeles and San Francisco. The A’s beat Minnesota 6-2 as manager Ed Lopat earned a contract extension through 1985 after a 12-hit attack.
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US Track Team Concludes European Meet Tour
London AP reports the U S track and field team completes its European tour with the second day against Britain. The Americans led men 61 44 after day one while British women trailed 28 27. Ten men events and six women events remain.
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Rule Wins Tournament Despite Pain at St Paul Open
Jack Rule Jr. battled kidney stone pain to win the St Paul Open in Minnesota. Despite a hospital visit and a pounding headache, the Waterloo Town golfer shot 73 in the final round for a 266 total, 22 under par, earning his first professional tour victory by five strokes over Fred Hawkins. Bruce Crampton, Dave Hill tied for third at 273, Hill posting a 66 Sunday, while George Bayer surged to fifth with a 274 after a 64 final round.
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Four Named To Baseball Hall Of Fame
COOPERSTOWN New York AP announces the formal induction of Sam Rice and Elmer Flick, outstanding players from Washington, Cleveland and Cleveland batting title 1905, along with pitchers John Clarkson and Eppa Rixey. Two honorees are posthumous. The ceremony marks baseball history with four renowned figures honored.
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Baseball Standings And Scores From Tuesday And Sunday
The Associated Press scoreboard shows American League leaders New York and Chicago in strong positions with New York at 68 39 and Chicago 61 47 top the pack. Sunday results included Baltimore, Detroit, and Los Angeles triumphs across multiple matchups.
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Pressure On Negro Tennis Star at Eastern Grass Court
Arthur Ashe, the first Negro named to the U S Davis Cup team, acknowledged the pressure to win the Eastern Grass Court Championships. At 20 and a UC Los Angeles junior, Ashe said opponents would target him and he would have to respond, after his selection to face Mexico in the American zone semi final on Aug. 16-18 in Los Angeles.
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Oxygen Helps Podres Victory and Mets Lose Again
Johnny Podres pitched through fatigue with oxygen to preserve a 4-0 no hitter through six innings in Houston, aiding Los Angeles. Roger Craig absorbed his 18th straight loss, marking 13 pitchers to lose 20 games in back-to-back seasons. Willie Mays homered in the 10th to lift San Francisco over Chicago, while Philadelphia swept St Louis. The Cardinals trailed, then Phillies erupted for three in the eighth to break a 2-1 nightcap.
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Chiefs Add Three Rookie Linemen From All Stars
Kansas City welcomes Ed Budde Bobby Bell and Junious Buchanan as rookie linemen after the College All-Stars upset Green Bay. Budde called an outstanding blocker, Bell eyed as outside linebacker, and Buchanan as defensive lineman or guard. Chiefs open home preseason Friday vs Bills at Municipal Stadium. San Diego had beaten them 26 14 in a prior game.
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Lopat Contract Extended as Athletics Manager
Kansas City AP Ed Lopat’s contract as manager of the Kansas City Athletics has been extended through the 1965 season. Lopat, who took the job last fall on a two-year deal, agreed to another year after Pat Friday asked him on Sunday. Salary terms were not disclosed. The club started strong, rising to first in the American League early, then slumped to eighth in June and have stayed mostly there. they finished ninth last year.
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