Angels Beat Yankees 3-1 to Snap Five-Game Streak
Dean Chance tossed two hits and eight strikeouts in a 3-1 Angels victory over the Yankees. Jim Fregosi tied the trio with a homer, triple, double, and single, driving all three Los Angeles runs before 35,976 at the Coliseum.
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Spahn Demoted To A Reliever
Milwaukee veteran Warren Spahn at 43 may shift from starter to relief for the Braves. Manager Bobby Bragan left Spahn out of the starting rotation through next Sunday and said Spahn is willing to pitch in relief if it helps the team. Bragan also noted plans to use Spahn and Wade Blasingame as spot starters while naming Lemaster Fischer Croninger and Blasingame as the regular four.
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Sague J STANDINGS
United Press International standings for the National and American Leagues show Philadelphia, San Francisco, Cincinnati and Milwaukee leading with varying win totals and percentages. Tuesday results include St Louis over Chicago, and rain-delayed Houston at Pittsburgh.
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Box Scores Baltimore Minnesota and Boston Kansas City notes
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Close Race for Harness Driver Crown in New York
Bob Barrington and Stanley Dancer race neck and neck for the top harness racing driver crown. Barrington leads with 150 victories in 765 starts this year while Dancer has 103 wins in 277 starts and leads in money earned with 519,735 dollars. Barrington stands fifth with 266,482 dollars.
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Lennie Green Recalled by Angels in MLB Brief
Los Angeles Angels recall outfielder Lennie Green from Hawaii farm club in the Pacific Coast League. Ed Kirkpatrick is sent to the same club to make room on the roster.
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Phillies Rally to Retain NL Lead in 4-0 Win over Giants
Jim Bunning rebounded from a troubled stretch to deliver 8 1 3 innings of four hit ball guiding the Phillies to a 4 0 victory over the San Francisco Giants. Gene Mauch tapped the 32 year old former Detroit ace for the opener to steady the club as Philadelphia’s first place lead stretched back to a comfortable 1 1/2 games. Baldschun closed out the win with a double play amid danger from Willie Mays and Orlando Cepeda.
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Baseball Leaders Snapshot National and American League
Major League leaders show Mays and Santo topping NL batters with 29 and 24 home runs for Cubs and Giants, while Killebrew and Powell pace AL with 34 and 27. Ruthless run production features Boyer और Santo in NL at 75 and 73 RBI, and Stuart, Killebrew, Wagner, and Colavito lead AL with 84, 76, 72, and 66. Pitching leaders highlight Koufax 15-5 in NL and Ford 12-2 in AL, with multiple 11-4 marks from Marichal O'Toole Bunning and Pizarro./s
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Petty Extends Lead In Grand National Standings
Richard Petty increased his Grand National points lead to 28,930 after finishing second in the Volunteer 500 at Bristol. Ned Jarrett dropped to 23,142 after finishing 25th, while Billy Wade rose to 22,804 with a 22nd-place finish. Fred Lorenzen won the race and sits 13th with 13,648 points. Top 10 listed with names and points.
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WVU Staffer Tork Takes Second in Pole Vault
Mor gantown's Dave Tork of West Virginia University finished second in the pole vault at the US versus Russia track meet in Los Angeles. Hansen of Cuero Texas won with 17 feet 4 inches, raising his world mark by two inches. Tork cleared 15 feet 11 inches for second place.
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Casey Stengel Turns 74 In Mets Era Of Praise
New York veteran Casey Stengel, age 74, remains a magnetic figure for Mets and former Yankees fans. Friends and rivals praise his stamina, savvy, and common sense as he guides the woebegone Mets while dodging criticism from rivals like Leo Durocher who defend him against age remarks.
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Pa Man Wins Record $29,544 Purse at Charles Town
A Hanover, Pa restaurateur, Harry Weaver, held the lone ticket on the 2-3 and 3-7 combinations and won a record $29,544 at Charles Town. The payout surpassed the previous record of $21,670.60 set Jan. 27, 1962, with the twin-double drawing Saturday following Friday’s $15,072.20 twin.
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Penny Theft Targets Collector Glenn Davidson
Glenn Davidson reports a theft of an 1877 Indian head penny valued at $425, with plans to pursue redress. The loss highlights risks faced by numismatists and rare coin collectors in Houston.
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Koufax Cinch To Be 1st $100,000 Pro Pitcher
Sandy Koufax as a Dodger ace is on track to become baseballs first $100,000 pitcher early in 1965. With a 15-5 record and 1.90 ERA, he headlines for Cy Young and ERA crowns while gate receipts rise with every start, edging him toward a historic six figure salary.
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