St Louis Fan Fights Umpire in Cardinals Game
A 25 year old St Louis fan John Watts rushed the field and fought umpire Bill Jackowski after a disputed third strike call by Gene Oliver. Watts, jailed on multiple charges, said the incident marred a 4 0 loss to Los Angeles. The last major league fan-umpire fight occurred in 1940.
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Major League Leaders AP Summary of 1960s stats
National League leaders include Aaron Milwaukee batting .377 and Cepeda San Francisco with 104 hits. Banks Chicago 75 RBIs and Mays SF 60 runs, Mathews Milwaukee 70 RBIs and 244 homers. American League tops show Kuenn Detroit .353 and Killebrew Washington 60 runs with 64 RBIs. Key players: Aaron Milwaukee Banks Chicago Mays SF Kuenn Detroit Kuenn Detroit Killebrew Washington Colavito Cleveland Aparicio Chicago Mantle New York Wynn Chicago.
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Yesterday's Stars Shine in Orioles Win and Lemon's 3-Run Shot
Jerry Walker struck out 10 and walked one while allowing six hits as Baltimore beat the Yankees 3-1 to reclaim first division. Jim Lemon doubled in the tying run in the eighth and delivered a three-run homer in the 10th for a 6-3 win over the Red Sox.
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Itoday's Pitchers Night Major League Schedule
Major league games feature pitchers such as Bridges facing Lou in St. Louis, Antonelli versus Hillman in Chicago, Newcombe against Semproch in Philadelphia, and Wynn opposing Bunning in Detroit with several other matchups including Kemmerer versus Ford and Pizzarro versus Friend across the circuit.
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Denver breaks open rally to beat Charleston 10 8 in league clash
Denver erased a five run Charleston lead with eight in the sixth inning to power past the Senators 10 to 8. Bobby Malkmus started the rally with a two run homer and Jim McDaniel capped it with a grand slam off Jim Stump. Hale tripled for an early Denver push, Smith belted a three run shot for Charleston, but Denver’s big inning sealed the win. Moursand earned the decision, Stump took the loss.
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Rockefeller to name three in place of racing czar
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller opens a search for three commissioners to replace ousted racing czar George P. Monaghan. Legislature creates a three member agency, ends state subsidy for harness expansion, and elects Joseph F. Carlino as new Assembly speaker.
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Wimbledon attendance climbs as Britons exit tourney
In England, Wimbledon draws remain strong as Britons Bob Wilson Christine Truman and Angela Mortimer exit the singles, while Alex Olmedo faces Rod Laver and Maria Bueno meets Darlene Hard in finals. Fans cite tradition as the draw keeps ticking and foreign players vie for top amateur tennis prizes.
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Olmedo Triumphs In Wimbledon Final Over Laver
Alex Olmedo of Peru, playing for the United States, defeated Rod Laver 6-4 6-3 6-4 to win the Wimbledon title before a large crowd including the Duchess of Kent and Princess Margaret. The unseeded Laver reached the final after beating Barry Mackay, but Olmedo's left-hand power and early break sealed the match as he established himself as the world’s top amateur.
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Reds and Phillies Split Twin Bill as Newk Wins Eighth
In a mixed set of NL results, Don Newcombe earned his eighth straight win for the Dodgers while Milwaukee’s misplays helped the Pirates beat the Braves in extra innings. The Cubs, Giants, and Dodgers jockeyed for position as Cleveland held the AL lead with a 6-4 loss, and Detroit closed in with a 9-7 victory.
Moore Durelle title bout may be postponed
In Montreal AP reports the Archie Moore and Yvon Durelle light heavyweight title rematch could be moved from July 15 to July 29. Manager Jack Doc Kearns said he asked promoter Eddie Quinn for the delay, citing Moore's reported bone bruise in his heel. The 15 round match was set for ABC television.
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Baseball Scores From Coast and League Action
Pacific Coast League results include Salt Lake City 1 Sacramento 2 Spokane 2 Portland 1 Phoenix 3 San Diego 1 Vancouver 1 Seattle 0. American Association Dallas 10 Houston 3. International League Buffalo 9 Toronto 2 Montreal 5 Rochester 2 Columbus 9 Havana 4. Other games: Indianapolis 4 St Paul 1 Minneapolis 3 Louisville 2 Denver 10 Charleston 8 Omaha at Fort Worth postponed Miami at Richmond postponed.
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Ingemar Johansson Heads Home From Title Run
Swedish heavyweight Ingemar Johansson begins his return to Sweden as world champion. He was set to fly home Saturday and plans to return to the United States within 10 days to consider personal appearance offers.
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13 Year Old Golfer Makes Hole In One At Holyoke
Tommy Bridges aged 13, junior member at Holyoke Country Club, holed out with an eight iron on the 135 yard eighth hole at Holyoke Massachusetts, Wednesday.
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Major League Boxscore Chicago San Francisco clash
Chicago runs erupt for ten as they topple San Francisco ten to four on 11 hits led by Dark Banks and Long with multiple RBIs. Cepeda and Rodgers sparking SF offense with four runs plated. pitching varied with Elston efficient for Chicago and Hobbie earning the win.
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Maxwell's Grand Slam Homer In 8th Nips Chisox
Detroit Tigers win as Maxwell belts an eighth inning grand slam in a 9-7 victory over Chicago White Sox. Maxwell leads the surge with 18th homer. Kaline Groth Bolling Lepcio sidelined. Orioles edge Larsen, Walkers win. Pirates top Brewers. Cubs beat Giants. Dodgers over Cardinals.
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Boxing card results from Los Angeles and Milan shows
In Los Angeles Danny Valdez defeated Bobby Cervantes by outpoint over 12 rounds 124 1 2 to 127 1 2, Mexico City. In Milan Giordano Campari outpointed Aldo Pravisani in 12 rounds 125 to 125.
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Charles Town annexes two tracks for big income
Charles Town voters approved annexing about 300 acres owned by Charles Town and Shenandoah Downs race tracks, boosting annual revenue by about 50,000 dollars. The move adds real estate tax on track properties and yields 250 dollars per operating day, with 200 racing days a year. The measure passed 393 to 177 despite opposition from both tracks.
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