Perranoski falters as Cardinals rally past Dodgers 8-7
In a tight National League clash, the St. Louis Cardinals rallied to defeat the Los Angeles Dodgers 8-7 on Tuesday. Bob Skinner delivered a two-run single in the ninth, capping a four-run uprising after Perranoski struggled, while Curt Flood and Dick Groat set up the decisive rally. The loss drops Perranoski to 4-5 with a 3.52 ERA. the Cards pull within 7 1/2 games of San Francisco.
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Mantle Basks in Proudest Moment at Hospital Lab Dedication
New York AP reports Mickey Mantle called the dedication of the Mickey Mantle Research Laboratory for Hodgkins disease at St Vincent's Hospital one of his proudest moments. The ceremony honored Mantle who lent his name to a fundraising campaign. his father died from the disease. Whitey Ford and Yankee teammates attended, while others spoke of doctors and patients present.
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Davis Cup stars shine in 1963 National Clay Court run
America's defending Davis Cup squad led by 22 year old Chuck McKinley shows form at the 54th National Clay Court Tennis Championships. McKinley defeated Frank LaMothe and Horst Ritter as teammates Ralston Froehling Riessen and Ashe win seven matches among them. In the womens draw 15 year old Peaches Bartkowicz leads the field with Gwyneth Thomas sidelined by physician advice as quarter finals loom.
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Emerson to Face Godbout or Carpenter in Cup Open
Emerson, praised by Australian Davis Cup teammates for sharper form, will play either Francois Godbout or Keith Carpenter in the No 1 singles as Canada and Australia begin their Cup elimination series Friday.
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Sherrard Sets Pentathlon Hurdles Mark At AAU Meet
Cherrie Sherrard of Laurel Track Club ran 11.2 seconds in the 80 meter hurdles to break the pentathlon record, but finished third overall as Pat Daniels Winslow of Millbrae led after Tuesday events. Winslow won the shot put and high jump, reaching 41 feet 4 1/4 inches and 5 feet 3 1/4 inches, and totals 2,744 points ahead of Sally Griffith and Denise Paschal among others for the New York Olympic trials tune up.
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Streak Hitter Stays Hot
Cincinnati Reds first baseman Deron Johnson stands as the club’s only .300 hitter, belting nine home runs and 13 doubles while driving in 35 runs. At 25, Johnson says his timing is returning and he aims to keep strikeouts down as he continues his hot stretch.
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Boxing Results from New Bedford and San JoseAP
The Associated Press reports boxing results with Gray Gavin defeating Willie James by stoppage in New Bedford. Roger Rouse outpointed Sonny Miles in San Jose, with Miles listed at 174 and Rouse at 17314.
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Injury Teaches Infielder What Coaches Couldn't
Kansas City slugger Dick Green wakes up to a turning point after thumb pain alters his approach. He went 11-for-22 with two doubles and three homers on the home stand, lifting his average to .232 as manager Mel McGaha hopes the lesson sticks. Green credits Wayne Causey for defensive guidance and reflects on his early season slump and late bloom.
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Baseball Scoreboard shows National and American leagues standings
National League standings list San Francisco leading with .605, Philadelphia 49 33, Cincinnati 46 89, Pittsburgh 43 39, St Louis 44 41, Milwaukee 43 42, Los Angeles 43 45, Chicago 40 43, Houston 39 48, New York 26 61. Tuesday results include Chicago 4 New York 2, Cincinnati 6 10 Houston 5 11 innings, Milwaukee 8 San Francisco 7. American League shows Baltimore 52 32 .619, New York 50 31 .617, Chicago 50 33 .602, Minnesota 46 40 .535, Detroit 44 41 .518, Boston 44 46 .488, Los Angeles 41 47 .466, Cleveland 36 46 .439, Washington 34 56 .378, Kansas City 32 54 .372, New York 4 Baltimore 3. Tuesday results include New York 4 Baltimore 3, Chicago 4 Boston 2, Cleveland 9 Kansas City 7, Washington 4 Minnesota 3.
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Gentile Fined By Manager For Play
Kansas City first baseman Jim Gentile was fined an undisclosed amount by manager Mel McGaha after a 9 7 loss to Cleveland. Gentile, in a slump, has four hits in 30 at bats over eight home games and may miss the next game. McGaha said the fine was the first since he took over the club and the amount would not be disclosed.
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Correction of American League schedule brief
The corrected schedule lists Wednesday games: Yankees at Tigers at 5:15 p.m. and White Sox versus Orioles at 7 p.m. Thursday features Yankees against Indians and Friday features Orioles versus Athletics.
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Cardinals rally past Koufax in eight and nine for dramatic win
St Louis Cardinals spike Sandy Koufax late to beat the Dodgers 8 7 in St Louis. Bill White and Mike Shannon homered off Koufax who carried a 7 2 lead into the eighth. Tim McCarver and Julian Javier produced the decisive runs as Koufax left for Perranoski. Bob Gibson improved to 7 6 with the win.
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Winless And Winner Meet Winless And Winner Meet
Newport RI AP Unbeaten American Eagle and winless Easterner meet today weather permitting in the current series of America's Cup trials. American Eagle a 1964 built vessel backed by the New York Yacht Club Committee has won five straight races in the New England series and 12 overall in the competition to determine a Cup defender against Britain in September.
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Giants pitcher Jack Sanford to undergo arm surgery
San Francisco star Jack Sanford, key to the 1962 pennant drive, will likely miss the rest of the season after doctors detect a six inch obstruction in his pitching arm. The operation, set for later this week, should keep him out at least six weeks and may extend longer.
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