Spahn Sails Giants Past Cards in 6-4 Victory
Warren Spahn, 44, pitched 5 2 3 innings for the Giants in a 6-4 win over the Cardinals. He moved to sixth on the all time wins list and set a new NL record for innings pitched at 5,192. Willie Mays hit his 30th homer as San Francisco, aided by Cincinnati’s 18-0 over the Dodgers, closed the gap atop the NL standings.
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Baseball managers near-term outlook across MLB set
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Nicklaus Wins Philadelphia Classic in Dramatic Finish
Jack Nicklaus captured the Philadelphia Golf Classic with a 68, edging Doug Sanders and Joe Campbell by one stroke at Whitemarsh Valley. He earned 24,300 dollars, pushing two-week earnings to 44,300 and threatening Arnold Palmer’s 1963 money record ahead of the PGA Championship at Laurel Valley. Nicklaus quipped Laurel Valley would be a helluva place to break the mark.
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The table lists National League teams with games back and win percentages led by Los Angeles at 65 48 .575, followed by San Francisco 61 46 .570 and Milwaukee 61 48 .560. Sundays results include Cincinnati 18 Los Angeles 0 and Chicago 14 New York 10. Monday pitchers and Tuesday schedules are shown for multiple matchups across the circuit.
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Major League Leaders show National League leaders: Johnson Reds 92 RBIs Banks Cubs 83 Star gell Pirates 79 Callison Phils 77 Mays Giants 71. American League: Colavito Indians 78 Horton Tigers 72 Killebrew Twins Mantilla Red Sox Oliva Twins 70. Pitching NL Kou fax Dodgers 19-4 Jay Reds 3-8 Maloney Reds 13-5 Marichal Giants 17-8. AL Grant Twins 14-3 Perry Twins 8-2 Pascual Twins 8-3 Terry Indians 10-4 Hall Orioles 9-4.
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Perry Shuts Out Bosox as Twins Extend AL Lead
Jim Perry overwhelmed Boston 8-0 for his eighth win in 10 decisions, boosting Minnesota's AL lead to eight games. He blanked the Red Sox through seven, with Perry's bullpen work and improved curve earning praise from coach John Sain. Mincher tripled and singled, Oliva had four hits, as the Twins beat Boston for their 14th win in 15 against the Sox this year.
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Chandler's Kicking Boosts Packers Ahead of Season
Green Bay looks to revive title hopes as Don Chandler joins the Packers after being traded from the Giants for two reasons. The ex Giants standout led the NFL in scoring in 1963 but slumped in 1964, prompting the move to relieve Paul Hornung of kicking duties.
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Rockets Romp Fort Wayne In Preseason Tilt
Charleston rockets dominate Fort Wayne 30 to 6 as two quarterbacks Pennington and Miller connect on two TD passes. Dave Casinelli and Bruce Bausman combine for a one yard score after a long hookup. Fred Miller adds a 33 yard run and Miller to Moss finalizes the win while Dan Underwood returns a blocked punt for Fort Wayne. Wheeling Ironmen face Richmond Rebels in a pre season warmup.
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