Hutouts Dot Play In National League
Joe Nuxhall and Hank Fischer each pitched a third NL shutout Wednesday night. Nuxhall blanked the Dodgers 1-0 on six hits as Cincinnati won behind a first inning run. Fischer limited Houston to four hits in Milwaukee's 2-0 win, lifting his record to 5-2 with a 2.75 ERA. Mahaffey threw a four-hitter for Philadelphia in a 2-0 win over Pittsburgh. Marichal improved to 7-1 as San Francisco beat St Louis 2-1. Chicago defeated New York 7-1 on seven hits as Ellsworth and the Cubs held off the Mets. The Giants stayed within reach of the Phillies atop the standings.
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Final Memorial Day 500 practice checks cars for last time
Indianapolis AP Memorial Day auto race entrants face a final 2 to 4 pm EST practice to confirm that post qualification tear downs reinstalled parts correctly. Jimmy Clark and Jimmy Bryan figures loom as key stories with a parade and security plans shaping race week.
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Marichal Shuts Down Cardinals In 2 1 Duel
San Francisco ace Juan Marichal pitched a masterful 2 1 victory over the St. Louis Cardinals, striking out 11 and retiring the final six hitters. Chuck Hill and Duke Snider supplied the Giants' runs, while Ken Boyer homered for the Cardinals. The win snapped San Francisco’s and St Louis’s streaks as the teams await next matchups.
Palmer Eyes National Open bid at Congressional
Washington AP Palmer plans a second look at Congressional Country Club ahead of the National Open on June 18 20 aiming to sharpen his putting and driving. He notes he has not putted well since 1960 the year he nearly completed the professional grand slam.
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Boxing Results From The Associated Press
Boxing results from Miami Beach Richmond and other sites show Tony Alongi stopping Harold Gonzalez and Doug Valliant stopping Joe Murchison in Miami. Joey Archer outpoints Gaylord Barnes in Richmond, with judges scoring 10 rounds.
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Baseball Scoreboard shows NL standings and results
National League standings list San Francisco Milwaukee St. Louis Pittsburgh Cincinnati Houston Los Angeles Chicago New York with records and games back. Wednesday results include Chicago over New York 7 1 and Philadelphia over Pittsburgh 2 0. Today's games feature Houston at Milwaukee and more across leagues.
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Mantle Declines Softer Position
New York star Mickey Mantle, hindered by leg and side injuries, resists moving from center field despite calls to shift roles. He praises his effort and says he will quit if center field becomes impossible, while teammates note his slowing pace and rare, exceptional plays.
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Scoundrel Out Of Jersey Derby. Mr Brick Favored
The Scoundrel suffers an acute superficial flexor tendon inflammation and is withdrawn from the Jersey Derby at Garden State. Roy Sturgis' Mr. Brick becomes the favorite with Bobby Ussery to ride. Roman Brother from Harbor View Farms to be entered, with Wayne Chambers riding. Claiborne Farms Alphabet may join before Friday's deadline.
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England Domination As USA Swept 10-0 In Exhibition
England's international soccer team crushed the United States 10-0 at Downing Stadium Randall's Island in an exhibition match on Wednesday night. England dominated from kickoff, with a barrage of goals highlighting the disparity in the teams.
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Clean-Living Bo-Bo Wins Second Game
Bo Belinsky delivers his second win in 1964 as the Los Angeles Angels defeat Minnesota 4-1. He completes his first full game this season, fanning eight, scattering seven hits, and receiving crucial defensive plays from Bobby Knoop and Albie Pearson. Harmon Killebrew homered for Minnesota, while Don Mincher later homered in the 13th to lift Minnesota in the nightcap 4-3.
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Archer Leads Speedway Open Following Pro Round
George Archer shot a seven under par 64 to lead the Speedway Open field of 55 pros at Indianapolis. Joe Campbell and Harold Kneece tied for second at 65, with Doug Sanders, George Bayer and Kel Nagle on 66. top prize is 12 000. The field will be cut to the top 90 for Friday’s third round before a break for the race weekend.
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One Set Left In Zone Play In Davis Cup Tie
Bridgetown Barbados AP Chile leveled the best of five to 2 0 with Patricio Rodriguez beating Richard Russell 6 2 1 6 7 5 6 1 as darkness halted the Tate Aguirre match The 17 year old David Tate of the University of Miami won the second and third sets 11 9 and 6 1 while Aguirre claimed the fourth 6 2 2 6 2 2 1 4 6 2 The decisive fifth set will determine the American Zone winner between Chile and the British Caribbean.
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Colts Sign Buddy Nelson From Fair Park High
SHREVEPORT La AP Houston Colts signed 17 year old Buddy Nelson the all state shortstop from Fair Park High School to a substantial bonus contract Wednesday Nelson posted a .392 career batting average over three years at Fair Park Scouts Connie Ryan and the Colts announced the deal highlighting Nelsons high school prowess and potential for professional play.
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Phillies blank Pirates as Mahaffey fans four
Major Stars PITCHING Art Mahaffey of the Phillies held Pittsburgh to four hits in a 2 0 shutout that kept Philadelphia clinging to the National League lead. BATTING Chuck Hinton of the Senators drove in three runs with a homer and two singles in Washington's 9 8 11 inning victory over Boston.
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Giles Seeks Fair Umpire Pension Increase
National League president Warren Giles urged calm on the July 3 umpires strike and signaled support for a pension raise, stating the league favors fair retirement benefits. Umpires insist on $300 per service year, up from $200, with 5 percent salary contributions. Reynolds said the ultimatum stands despite Giles’ remarks.
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League Leaders National and American Leagues in batting pitching
Major league leaders are listed by stat with players from several teams. Notable figures include Williams and May s leading batting, Mays driving runs and RBIs, Clemente and Torre among hits, Koufax and Marichal in strikeouts, and Bunker Pizarro tying for pitching wins in the American League.
All Stars to Meet Bears in Chicago on Aug 7
The article notes the National Football League pre season schedule with 35 games. The College All Stars will face the Chicago Bears in Chicago on August 7 opening the schedule. Also listed are Cleveland matchups with the Giants vs Lions and Packers vs Browns in twin bills.
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