Berra Worries But Sox Halt Yankees Streak
Yogi Berra, veteran Yankee, faced a tough reality as New York lost a day-night doubleheader to the Chicago White Sox, 6-4 and 8-2. Pete Ward sparked Chicago with three hits and four RBIs in the afternoon, then added two more hits and Juan Pizarro pitched a five-hitter in the nightcap. Pizarro also hit a three-run homer as Chicago pulled within one game of the Orioles, who beat the Red Sox 8-7.
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Aaron Homers Past DiMaggio as Phils Win
Aaron hit his 19th and 20th homers as Milwaukee trounced Houston 9 5 while climbing to 14th all time with 362 and passing DiMaggio. Aaron homered amid a hot stretch since June 21 batting .355 with 45 RBIs in 48 games. Johnny Callison led Philadelphia with a grand slam and two doubles in a 13 5 victory.
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Finley Offers Beatles 100000 For KC Show
Kansas City AP report details Charles O. Finley offering the Beatles 100000 to perform at his park to lure fans. The owner doubled his prior offer, noting mixed replies, while A's fall to Washington 5-2. Finley promotes promotions amid a crowded season.
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Browns To Keep Jim Brown Despite Graham Call
Stanford AP report says the Cleveland Browns will keep Jim Brown at full back despite Otto Graham urging a trade. Gi and Browns owners defend Brown, while Graham criticizes his blocking and fake tactics as fans debate the team's future.
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Dancer Out Of Travers Stakes Bid
Horatio Luro, trainer of Northern Dancer, announced Tuesday the horse will not race in the $76,000 Travers Stakes at Saratoga on Saturday, August 22.
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Leagues Retain First-Year Player Draft Amid Legal Fears
Chicago AP report notes major leagues favor preserving the first-year player draft over adopting a free agent draft. Commissioner Ford Frick and AL and NL presidents cite legality concerns and potential congressional action. A 2 percent cut from bottom of the players pool funds the World Series pool, effective this year. Frick aims to stay through 1965 World Series. contract rules prevent assigning players to a lower classification five days before the draft.
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Mexicans Osuna and Palafox enter U.S. National Doubles
Mexico’s Rafael Osuna and Antonio Palafox have entered the 84th annual U S National Doubles Tennis Championships. The tournament opens at the Longwood Cricket Club in Brookline Mass on Sunday.
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League Leaders League Leaders By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
National League Batting leaders Clemente Pittsburgh .351 Williams Chicago .330. Runs Mays San Francisco 91 Allen Philadelphia 81. RBIs Boyer St. Louis 83 Santo Chicago 80. Hits Clemente Pittsburgh 149 Williams Chicago 144. Doubles Williams Chicago 29 Clemente Pittsburgh 28. Triples Pinson Cincinnati 9 Santo Chicago 8. Home runs Mays San Francisco 33 Williams Chicago 25. Stolen bases Wills Los Angeles 36 Brock St. Louis 27. Pitching 10 decisions Koufax Los Angeles .773 Marichal San Francisco 15 5 .750. Strikeouts Koufax Los Angeles 200 Drysdale Los Angeles 168. American League Batting 250 at bats Oliva Minnesota .335 Robinson Chicago .313. Runs Oliva Minnesota 86 Howsser Cleveland 80. RBIs Stuart Boston 91 Killebrew Minnesota 88. Hits Oliva Minnesota 162 B. Robinson Baltimore 13. Doubles Bressoud Boston Oliva Minnesota 29. Triples Yastrzemski Boston Fregosi Los Angeles Versalles Minnesota 8. Home runs Killebrew Minnesota 39 Powell Baltimore 30. Stolen bases Aparicio Baltimore 43 Weis Chicago 16. Pitching 10 decisions Bunker Baltimore 12.3 .800 Ford New York 12.4 .750. Strikeouts Downing New 142 Radatz Boston 141.
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Giants Hit Long Balls in 6-3 Victory Over Cardinals
The San Francisco Giants rebounded from the previous night’s loss by blasting long homers from Willie Mays and Orlando Cepeda to beat the St. Louis Cardinals 6-3. The A's also lost 5-2 to the Kansas City Senators as Jim King and Don Lock homered for three runs, while Ed Brinkman's double drove in two in the fourth.
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Chiefs Add Rookie End for Pro Camp Tryout
Liberty Missouri AP A rookie end Jake Adams 22 6 feet 5 230 pounds joined the Kansas City Chiefs for a pro football training camp tryout Adams a VPI graduate came from the St Louis Cardinals who cut him last week Coach Hank Stram said they would evaluate him Adams was a Chiefs draft pick last year but he opted for the Cardinals instead
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Baseball Scoreboard and Standings Update
Baseball scoreboard shows standings with teams Philadelphia New York Chicago Los Angeles and others. Tuesday results include Philadelphia 13 Chicago 5 and New York 3 Pittsburgh 2 in rain shortened 714 innings. Tonight games Philadelphia Chicago New York Pittsburgh San Francisco St Louis Los Angeles Cincinnati and Houston Milwaukee.
Eagles overhaul under Kuharich aims for new spirit in wings
In Hershey Pa AP report, coach Joe Kuharich rebuilds the Philadelphia Eagles with Norm Snead as quarterback, Tim Brown and Red Mack keying a faster running game, and a host of rookies replacing Sonny Jurgensen and Tommy McDonald. New owner Jerry Wolman leads a complete front office and roster shakeup.
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Weak Hit Yankees Worst In Years
New York Yankees slump as power vanishes and average sinks under .250. Mickey Mantle leads at .310 while six of nine AL clubs outpace them in homers. White Sox sweep, boosting their lead as Yankees struggle with defense and uncertain pitching.
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Fight Postponed in San Francisco Bout
SAN FRANCISCO AP Matchmaker Art Benjamin announced the postponement of the 10 round non title fight featuring light heavyweight champion Willie Pastrano and challenger Bobo Olson scheduled for August 28.
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Red Blaik Named To Football Hall Of Fame
New York AP Ten more names were added to the National Football Foundation Hall of Fame including Earl H. Blaik former Dartmouth and Army coach who originated the lonely end formation. Names honored span colleges from Yale and Princeton to SMU and Army with Lea Rinehart Mallory and others noted as deceased. Induction ceremony set for Dec. 8 with Princeton’s Donald Laurie to receive gold medal. Rutgers will host the Hall of Fame in New Brunswick. Blaik’s Army teams claimed 1941-58 with national titles in 1944-45 and 121-33-10 overall at Army.
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