Dodgers Get Eight Saves From Regan In Drysdale Win
Don Drysdale pitched the Dodgers to a 3-2 win over the Braves as Phil Regan added a ninth inning strikeout to preserve the victory. Regan, now 5-1 with eight saves and a 1.53 ERA in 25 appearances, has become a key reliever for Los Angeles. The win left the Dodgers four games behind the Giants in the NL race.
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Baseball Standings and Weekend Schedules From The Leagues
Major standings note Baltimore Detroit Cleveland California Chicago Minnesota Kansas City New York Washington Boston lead their leagues as New York and Boston split a Thursday night. Friday’s matchups feature Cleveland at Kansas City Detroit at Minnesota and California at Baltimore among others with key pitchers listed for each game.
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Harold Worst 37, famed billiards chaser, dies in 196?
Harold Worst of Grand Rapids Michigan, linked as Willie Hoppe's protege, died last June 16 of cancer at age 37. He held three major titles including the world three-cushion championship, national snooker crown, and the world all around Pocket billiards title, the only man to win all three.
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Pocket billiards champion Worst dies awaiting TV show
In early 1962 cancer struck Pocket billiards star Worst who, despite knowing he had little time, traveled to Johnston City Illinois to compete in the all around championship last October. ABC-TV filmed his title win for Wide World of Sports and planned to air it on July 16, the day he hoped to see. As his health worsened he spoke to his brother about his fading days.
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Rich Rookies In All-Star Tilt Sat
In Atlanta on Saturday night the sixth annual East West All-Star game pits a rich rookie crop against top college stars headed for pro careers. Notables include Donnie Anderson Mike Garrett Tom Nobis and Jim Grabowski as the price war ends with a league merger. The West is slight favorite amid rising turnout expectations and ABC color telecast.
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Fancy Nancy wins Yankee Batboy contest despite rules
Nancy Lotsey of Morristown New Jersey, known as Fancy Nancy, wins a Yankee Batboy contest for boys aged 6 to 16 but forfeits the prize to her 14 year old brother Alexander. She earns a Yankee warm up jacket and meets stars Roger Maris Mickey Mantle and Whitey Ford, while remaining a pitcher in local youth leagues and noted by Life magazine for her earlier baseball feats.
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Life Magazine
Toledo Sweeps Doubleheader Over Jacksonville In IL Action
Toledo pitchers Gil Downs and Paul Toth held four hits in game one as the Mud Hens defeated Jacksonville 5 to 1. In the nightcap Toledo surfaced with power, Marv Ferraro Frank Fernandez and Wayne Comer homers aiding a 6 to 4 victory. George Springs homered twice to pace the Columbus Jets to a 5 to 1 win over Richmond. Toronto beat Syracuse 3 to 0 and Buffalo crushed Rochester 14 to 5 as league standings showed Columbus atop the IL with a 42-39 mark, Toledo at 41-40, and Rochester 42-39 among others.
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Detroit Meets Minnesota In Low-Scoring Baseball Game
Boxscore notes total runs six to four in favor of Detroit despite 12 hits by Minnesota. Players noted include Northrup and W Horton with doubles, Kaline and Killebrew hitting home runs, Relvis and Lumpe contributing, DP by Detroit, LOB counts 11 for Detroit and 8 for Minnesota.
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Lefebvre Replaces Injured Morgan in All Star Start
Jim Lefebvre of Los Angeles was chosen to start at second base for the National League in place of the injured Joe Morgan of the Astros. The American League lineup in St Louis July 13 will not include Mickey Mantle for the first time in 16 years. AL and NL starters were selected by Dodger manager Walter Alston and Sam Mele with coaches Herman Franks and Hank Bauer. Mantle, off to a slow start, was voted sixth by players. Wills, the senior NL player, has appeared in five games with a .308 average.
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Mantle Snubs All Star Nod Heads Dallas Charity Game
Mickey Mantle, left off the All Star roster for the first time since 1952, will spend Tuesday in Dallas with retarded children from the Dallas-Fort Worth area as guests of his Texas insurance company. Mantle says he’d feel he was cheating if selected and cites a hot week as his only standout stretch. He also homered in the Yankees 5-2 comeback win over the Red Sox, closing in on Lou Gehrig and his own goal of 500. Detroit beat Minnesota 4-3. Chicago defeated Washington 8-5 in other AL games.
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Mudcat) Grant
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Major League Leaders In Batting and Pitching
A compact list of top hitters and pitchers by league, naming players such as Alou Pitt Santo and Aaron along with leaders in home runs runs batted in and pitching records across National and American Leagues. Highlights include Perry Giants 12 1 and Koufax Dodgers 15 3 among pitchers and Aaron Braves 25 home runs.
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Surtees Signs With Cooper Maserati Team
John Surtees, former world champion racer, signs with the Cooper Maserati team for the season and will partner Jochen Rindt in Formula 1 cars. The Cooper team plans two cars for the British Grand Prix on July 16. Surtees left Ferrari after a bitter dispute amid Italy’s nationwide mechanics wildcat strike affecting racing activities.
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Boxing results from Los Angeles and Las Vegas
Ar mando Ranos of Long Beach knocked out Joey Agui lar in Los Angeles. Ralph Dupas of Las Vegas out pointed Eddie McGruder in Las Vegas.
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