Culp returns to form as Phils split doubleheader
Ray Culp pitched the Phillies past the Cubs 9 0 to split the doubleheader. He matched Jim Bunning with a near perfect effort, allowing a first inning walk and Len Gabrielson's single to spoil perfection. Philadelphia hitters supported him with 17 total hits led by Wes Covington, Richie Allen and John Herrnstein.
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Little League Standings Lead to Golf Tie at Long Island Open
Former tennis champion Ellsworth Vines tied for ninth at the Long Island Open with rounds of 76 73 73 as Little League standings are noted.
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Jack Nicklaus Studies Cleveland Open Course Ahead of Four Day Event
Nicklaus, 24, leads money list with 51 426 for the year as he concentrates on the 110 000 Cleveland Open. He walked the 6821 yard par 71 municipal layout alone with his caddie, noting every inch while others practiced. Tornado watches and 90 degree heat marked the day as pros and amateurs mixed in a best ball round with a 10 000 purse for pros and 200 entry for amateurs.
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Converted Pitcher Leads Los Angeles to 2 0 Victory
Los Angeles Angel Willie Smith, a former pitcher turned hitter, homered and collected two singles to spark a 2 0 win over Washington. The win stretched the Angels’ streak to seven, tying the majors’ best this season and underscoring Smiths rise as a clutch hitter.
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Boxing Results Pace defeats Chavarin in Honolulu
Eddie Pace of Los Angeles defeats Aristeo Chavarin of Mexico by knockout in Honolulu, details show Pace securing victory in the bout.
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Kansas City Tigers split twi night doubleheader in KC
In a midweek set, the Athletics defeated Detroit 2-1 in the opener as Rocky Colavito drove in the winning run in the fifth. John O Donoghue earned the win with seven fine innings of shutout ball until the seventh. The Tigers answered 9-3 in the nightcap behind Dick McAuliffe’s grand slam and Micky Lolich seven innings. Don Larsen and Ron Taylor were involved in the Cards-Houston decision, with St Louis winning 5-4 on Staub errors.
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Cassius Ali Back Home From African Tour
Heavyweight champion Cassius Clay returns to New York after a five week African tour with a 3500 pound stone slab from the Giza pyramid as a gift from the Egyptian government. He plans to ship the artifact next month and weigh options from museum display to a couch for his home. He expresses happiness to return home.
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Twins Sign Five Tigers For Rookie League Affiliates
Minnesota Twins sign five members of Missouri's runner up team led by Dave Harvey a first team All America pick. Also signed were Jim and John Sevcik Bob Price and Jim Nelson all to Melbourne Florida Rookie League deals with undisclosed bonuses. Harvey and Sevciks hit over .270 with solid power and Nelson excelled as a reliever. Dennis Musgraves another Missouri signee joined the Mets for a 100000 dollar bonus.
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Two Champions Play Today At National Women's Golf Meet
EAST LANSING Mich AP Sue Hilton Canada's 1962 junior champion faces Carol Sorenson Wisconsin women's champ in feature match of National Women's Collegiate golf tournament Hilton representing Western Ontario University elim inated Sharon Wilder Aquinas 5 and 3 Sorenson of Arizona State defeated Barbara Bubany Missouri 1 up
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