Baseball Shuffle Put Rookie Out Of Play
Dan ny Cater, a 24 year old Philadelphia rookie, was benched after a chaotic inning as San Francisco beat the Phillies 4 3 in 10 innings. The game featured rapid pitching changes and strategic substitutions by Al Dark and Gene Mauch, with Mauch pulling Cater before facing a pitch. The Giants rallied for a 9th inning comeback and won in the 10th on a bases loaded walk. Other NL results included Cincinnati over St Louis 11 6, Chicago over Milwaukee 5 2, Pittsburgh 6 1 over Houston, and Los Angeles 6 1 over New York with a rain washout in the five inning nightcap. Danny Cater benching and the Giants win highlighted the day.
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Associated Press
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al Dark
Gene Mauch
James Bond
Giants
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Tony Taylor
Cookie Rojas
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Mauch
Ay Wes Covington
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Lema Captures Thunderbird Title With Final Birdie
Tony Lema recovered from a seven stroke lead collapse to win the $20,000 top prize at the Thunderbird tournament. He shot 71 for a 276 total, edging Mike Souchak who finished 277 after a late rally. Souchak’s 69 and other rivals finished behind as Lema clinched the dramatic victory on the 18th.
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Souchak
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Phil Rodgers
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Arnold Palmer
Lema-Souchak
Champagne Tony
Tony
Mike
Foyt Wins Hairy Milwaukee 100 In Fiery Race
A J Foyt narrowly wins the Milwaukee 100 mile big car test from Len Sutton after three close scrapes including a fiery crash that critically injures Jim Hurtubise. The Houston driver completes 100 miles at 100.365 mph in 59 minutes 47.581 seconds as 36,285 spectators watch caution laps.
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A. J. Foyti
Jim Hurtubise
Fayt
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U.S. Auto Club
Trenton
N.J
Phoenix
Ariz
Wisconsin State Fairgrounds
Foyt
Len Sutton
Portland
Ore
Houston
Tex
Offenhausers
Sutton
Jim McElreath
Arlington
Hurtubise
League Leaders in Batting and Runs of the Major Leagues
National League top hitters include Williams Chicago .406 and Mays San Francisco .357 with Mays 44 runs and Williams 36. Williams leads hits with 13, Clemente co tops with 71, while Williams has 15 doubles tied with Clemente and Great. American League surface shows Oliva Minnesota .380 batting and 41 rules, with Dobbles Oliva 12 doubles and Hinton 68 runs.
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Chicago
Mays
San Francisco
Boyer
St. Louis
Jorre
Milwaukee
Santo
Stargell
Pittsburgh
Clemente
Oliva
Minnesota
Hinton
Washington
Allison
Rugs
Stuart
Boston
Wagner
Cleveland
Dobbles
Hressoud
Mathews
Kansas City
Rollins
Major Stars Deliver Big Hits As Reds Hold Off Cardinals
Deron Johnson of Cincinnati belted five hits including a home run and a double in five at bats to power the Reds past St Louis 11 to 6. Joel Horlen of Chicago limited Detroit to three hits as the White Sox edged the Tigers 2 to 1 to complete a doubleheader sweep.
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Deron Johnson
Cincinnati
Reds
St. Louis
Joel Horlen
White Sox
Detroit
Chicago
Tigers
Athletics Split Reds Beat Cards in 11-6 rout
Reds explode for 11 runs as John Edwards belts a first inning grand slam and Frank Robinson and Deron Johnson also homer. Julian Javier hits two for the Cardinals, who fall to 1-5 on the road trip. Cincinnati sweeps the series. Keane to start Ray Sadecki against San Francisco.
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Reds
Johnson
Frank Robinson
Julian Javier
Charlie James
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Braves
Ernie Banks
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Andre Rodgers
Hank Aaron
Vernon Law
Pirates
Bill Mazeroski
Colts
Rusty Staub
John Bateman
Bob Veale
Pittsburgh
Don Drysdale
Dodgers
Mets
Charlie Smith
Jim Hickman
Associated Press
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Cincinnati Reds
St. Louis
Cincinnati
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John Edwards
Redbird
San Francisco
Johnny Keane
Ray Sadecki
Ron Herbel
Curt Flood
Ken Boyer
Deron Johnson
Big Jim Gentile
Kansas City Athletics
Boston
Kansas City
A’s
Red Sox
Gentile
Dodge Man Wins Shoot At Kansas Trap Championship
Bob Phillips of Dodge City captured the handicap championship at the three day Kansas State Trapshoot in Wichita with a 98 of 100. Bill Weaver of Wichita tied for top honors but lost in a shootoff. Other winners include Lady champion Gladys Prost of Phillipsburg 84 of 100 junior champ Richard Polcyn of Russell 95 of 100 sub junior Bill Hancock of Wichita 95 of 100. High overall champion Robert Ristow of Kansas City 756 of 800 and Class A overall champ Steve Vogli of Kansas City 744 of
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Bob Phillipps
Dodge City
Bill Weaver
Gladys Prost
Phillipsburg
Richard Polcyn
Russell
Bill Hancock
Robert Ristow
Kansas City
Steve Vogli
Former Caddy Turns Tiger With Ball Bat
Former caddy Gene Stephens finds his bat for the White Sox. He singled in the eighth to drive in the winning run as Chicago swept Detroit 2 1. Stephens, once Ted Williams’ caddy, ended Williams era with the Sox and helped deliver a crucial win.
Belmont rematch could loom in August at Travers
Belmont Stakes winner Quadrangle, chased by Roman Brother Northern Dancer Hill Rise and Eliott Burch, may clash again in the Travers at Saratoga on August 22. Trainers plan limited rest for Quadrangle and consider the Suburban Handicap at Aqueduct July 4 while other contenders target Chicago, Classic and American Derby races.
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Personable
Paul Mellon
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Aqueduct
Chicago
Horatio Luro
Canada
Woodbine
E. P. Taylor
Woodbine Track
Bill Finnegan
California
Chicago Faces Days Of Decision In Race
The Chicago White Sox moved back to first in the American League and must prove themselves over 13 days with 17 games against Baltimore and New York. A slump against these clubs could jeopardize their pennant chances while a hot streak would signal their legitimacy. Chicago had swept Detroit for the season, winning 7 of 8, including an 8-3 opener featuring a three-run homer by Dave Nicholson and a 2-1 nightcap aided by Joe Horlen's three-hit pitching and two unearned eighth-inning runs.
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Associated Press
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Ted Williams
Boston Red Sox
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Detroit
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White Sox
al Lopez
Hank Aguirre
Floyd Robinson
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Robinson
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Los Angeles
Rosston
Red Sox
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Washington
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Twins
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Harmon Killebrew
Tony Oliva
Camilo Iascual
Bernie Alien
Bob Chance
al Smith Sing
Leon Wagner
Chuck Hinton
al Koch
John Romano
Chicago White Sox
Detroit Tigers
Joe Horlen
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