Fearing Johnson Paces Orioles Over A's
Orioles rely on 23 year old Dave Johnson as he leads a 19 hit attack to beat the Kansas City A’s 11 to 3. Johnson drives in two and teammates Boog Powell and Luis Aparicio contribute three hits each as Baltimore expands its lead in the AL pennant race. Gene Brabender earns victory in relief with strong two hit allowed outing.
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Toronto Edges Columbus 3-2 in tight win for Rakow
Ed Rakow earned his fourth straight win for Toronto as the Maple Leafs edged Columbus 3-2. Dave Wissman homered to tie at 2-2 in the seventh, but Toronto plated a run in the eighth to secure the victory. Rochester beat Richmond 4-2 with Steve Barnowski going the distance, while Toledo defeated Buffalo 6-2 behind Ed Merritt. Syracuse at Jacksonville was postponed.
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British Open qualifiers begin at Muirfield with 260 golfers
Muirfield Scotland hosts the first of two qualifying rounds for the British Open. 260 players tee off including 13 Americans while 45 exempt players await the field. Notables like Jack Nicklaus Arnold Palmer and Peter Thomson headline the 6 887 yard par 71 course as locals from Gullane and Luffness fill the rest of the spots.
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Wright Leads Women's Open After First Round at Hazeltine
Wright shot a par 36 front to back nine total 36 with two birdie putts on the front. Mann carded 73, Caponi 74, and a group at 75 includes Miller Spuzich Albers Kazmieski. Jessen Creed Wilson 76, Whitworth Berg Romack tied at 980 as 97-player field embarks 18-hole rounds.
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Major League Leaders Highlights from Baseball Standings
National and American League leaders tabulated by G A R H and batting totals. Notable performances include Aaron Mays Hart Alou Torre and others with top home runs RBIs and pitching marks Cuellar Perry Koufax Knowles Blass Watt Hamilton Miller Sanford Barber.
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Koufax Pays Back Dodgers With Box-Office Glory
New York reports Sandy Koufax has drawn 615,897 fans in 18 advertised starts, averaging 34,216 per game. Dodgers admit Koufax adds about 10,000 fans per appearance, a figure used to estimate substantial payroll offset.
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Koufax draws record crowds as his fame soars
Sandy Koufax continues to attract huge turnouts across the league. He drew 56,332 at Shea, 50,908 in Houston, and 51,275 in Atlanta, highlighting his magnetism beyond his Dodgers earnings. Fans flooded scalpers and Braves officials reported thousands turned away.
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Short Hurls Phillies Past Mets Into Fourth Place
Gene Mauch switched to Chris Short to face the Mets after Larry Jackson’s longer track against New York. Short threw a 1-0 gem with 13 strikeouts to snap a two week winless spell and move Philadelphia into fourth place against Bob Shaw and a tough Mets lineup.
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Ralston Santana in Wimbledon Final Duel for Crown
Dennis Ralston meets Manuel Santana in the Wimbledon men's singles final as he seeks the big title after previously sharing a doubles crown in 1960. Billie Jean King also advances to the women's final, facing Maria Bueno, while other Wimbledon semifinals and related results add to the day’s tennis drama.
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