Fregosi Leads Angels In 7 4 11th Inning Win
Jim Fregosi belted four hits and drove in six as the Los Angeles Angels beat Cleveland 7 4 in 11 innings, tying Minnesota’s Tony Oliva for the AL batting lead at .362. He added a run scoring double and a three run homer guiding the Angels in the opener. in the second game they won 5 3 as unearned runs helped seal the victory.
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Yankees Rally After Balti More Interference In Second Win
In a high scoring game, two teams combined for multiple homers and late inning runs. Tony Kubek and Roger Maris delivered crucial blasts for the Yankees, while Tom Tresh and Dick Williams led Boston with home runs in the opener. Mike Rourke and Bob Allison contributed key hits for Detroit and Minnesota respectively as the day produced offense across the majors. Wayne Causey committed three errors affecting the Senators’ attack, with Washington scoring on an Athletics miscue and adding later runs aided by errors.
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Cardinals Split Two With Giants
The St Louis Cardinals and the San Francisco Giants split a pair as the Giants won the opener and the Cardinals took the nightcap 2-1. Bill White drove in runs with key hits and Harvey Kuenn and Willie Mays featured in the twinbill. Redbird Ray Washburn opposed Don Drysdale in the nightcap.
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Back In Race Evans Seeks State Amateur Golf Crown Victory
Defending champion Duke Evans of Wichita aimed to hold his lead in the Kansas state amateur golf championship at the Wichita Country Club. He carded a 71 after a 76 start, finishing the day with five birdies and a three under 33 on the back nine to move into a strong position among qualifiers.
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Hobbie Shuts Door On SF Giants 21
Glen Hobbie pitched his best game this season, a two hit 2-1 win for St. Louis over San Francisco. Acquired from Chicago, Hobbie improved to 1-3 with eight hits allowed in 16 1/3 innings for the Cardinals as he moved past early trouble in the first inning and held the league-leading Giants to one run.
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Baseball Scoreboard for American League Leaders and Results
The standings show Chicago leading the American League with 31 wins and 14 losses, followed by Baltimore and New York at 31–19 and 26–21 respectively. Cleveland, Minnesota, Boston, Detroit, Washington, Los Angeles, and Kansas City fill out the rest of the division as the schedule unfolds. Wednesday results included Boston defeating New York in two games, Los Angeles besting Cleveland in extra innings, and Chicago edging Baltimore. Today's games feature New York at Boston and several other matchups across the league.
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Chuck Hinton
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Elston Howard
Last Year's All Stars Are Hurting At Election Time
AP notes the 1965 All Star selections face shifts as top batting averages determine candidates. Key names Fisher through Mantle show varied hits, with Ken Boyer, Willie Mays, and Mickey Mantle among repeaters. others lag or shift positions across the National and American Leagues.
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Navel Warfare Takes Spotlight in Griffith Rodriguez Bout
In Las Vegas the pre fight verbal skirmish over fighting gear reaches theater as Emile Griffith and Luis Rodriguez prepare for Friday’s 15 round title bout. Dundee accuses Griffith of high trunks while Deskin confirms both men have navels at legal waist height. Rodriguez remains the betting favorite.
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Golfers Miss Birthday In British Amateur Drive
Dale Morey of High Point North Carolina 44 faces Michael Bonallack winner of the British Amateur in 1961 in the fourth round. Morey missed his daughter Maureen s sixth birthday and may miss son Douglas s seventh birthday. John Thornton of Rochester New York also missed a home birthday. Morey advanced with an 8 and 1 win over Eddy Shamash. Thornton won 3 and 1 over Mike Pearson.
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Harness Racer Ends Streak At Yonkers Cross County Pace
Henry T. Adios the second all time money winner ended a 10 race drought by winning the $15,000 Cross County Pace at Yonkers Raceway. The 6 year old finished one mile in 1 59 1 5 beating Country Don by a half length. Su Mac Lad leads sulky money with 759 042.
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A's sign four rookies with big bonuses in week
Kansas City Athletics announced four rookie signings on Wednesday including Claude Lockwood for 100000. The group also includes Jack Frost Smith Donald Bushorn and Gary Funtas with bonuses not fully disclosed. Lockwood joins for 10 days then heads to Birmingham or Dallas. Catfish Hunter recovering from foot surgery after hunting accident.
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League Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights
Digest of major league leaders in batting runs and RBIs across leagues. Oliva Minnesota tops American League batting with .362 and 79 hits, while Killebrew stars in home runs with 17. Gibson, Colavito, and others chase in RBIs and doubles. Mays and Williams duel for NL batting and RBIs. Relentless pitching leaders include Ford and Farrell posting top Five Decision marks with strong strikeout tallies.
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