Cincy Dodgers Edge Reds For NL Lead In Tight Race
The Dodgers fall behind Cincinnati 7 4 as two Dodger throwing errors in the seventh open the door for the Reds who move to first place. The loss follows a seven inning rally and six unearned runs in six recent defeats. Phillies sweep Pirates and Mets top Cubs as NL action continues.
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Casey Stengel May End Major League Career Soon
New York based recap notes Casey Stengel, age 74 turning 75, weighing retirement after leading the New York Mets since 1962. The famed manager, famed for public relations work and developing young players, faces pressure and fan protests amid questions of rehiring and fears of attendance declines.
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National League standings and results summary
Major league standings show Cincinnati and Los Angeles leading the N L with 46 34 and 47 35 records. Monday results include New York beating Chicago twice and St Louis edging San Francisco. American League features Minnesota atop the charts, with rivalries and night games shaping the week.
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Minnesot a Yanks Put 3 Players On '65 All Star Team
Boston UPI report: manager Al Lopez names eight All Star veterans and Max Alvis of Cleveland to join the AL squad for the July 13 midsummer classic in Minneapolis St Paul. MVP candidates Mantle and Kaline among nine starters. Yankees and Twins supply three players each. Remaining teams Washington Kansas City and Los Angeles lack selections. Lopez to fill pitching staff from missing clubs.
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Major League Leaders Show Top Sluggers and Pitchers
The leaderboard highlights the majors with top home run totals led by Mays and Stargell, RBIs led by Stargell and Mays, while pitching leaders include Koufax and Pascual. Notable names include Banks, Johnson, Robison, Mantilla, Colavito, Horton, Kaline, and Hall among others.
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Twins Rally To Sweep Red Sox In Doubleheader
Ca milo Pascual's injury left Minnesota relying on Boswell Perry and Pleis. Jim Perry earned a win in relief as the Twins swept Boston 6-2 and 2-0 to take a 1½ game lead over Cleveland.
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Carol Mann Climbs LPGA Money List After US Women's Open Win
Carol Mann moved to second on the LPGA money list after her US Women's Open victory. Official earnings reached $9,632.50 with $350 unofficial. Kathy Whitworth led with $12,035 plus $1,756 unofficial. Other top earners included Mickey Wright and Sandra Haynie.
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Ford Eyes 20 Wins Despite Early Doubts
Whitey Ford, once deemed washed up after an off season shoulder operation, now says he has a good shot at winning 20 games. He cites regained health from cold weather numbness and more frequent pitching opportunities as key factors in his renewed optimism.
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Major League Boxscores a O'Dell 2300060316 WP Blasingame 2
A 7,775 crowd watched Blasingame earn the win as O'Dell pitched in a major league box score. Brand was credited with a run or RBI. The box score lists performance details for both teams and key players.
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