Farrell First 10 Wins As Farrell Shines For Colts
Dick Farrell, a 6-4 righthander with a fiery temper, became the majors first to reach 10 victories this season, shutting out the Cardinals 4-1 as Houston chased a first division pace. Philadelphia split with New York, Giants, and Cubs, while Milwaukee swept the Dodgers and the Orioles moved back to first place by routing the Red Sox in both ends of a doubleheader. The Yankees swept the White Sox in a five game stretch as Linz Pepitone and Reniff keyed the offense and relief.
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Major League Leaders Named For 4 Decision Sports
Major League leaders list hitters and pitchers by team with top marks. American League highlights include Harmon Killebrew and Zoilo Versalles figures. National League leaders feature Willie Mays and Hank Aaron style tallies. Pitching leaders show Ron Hamilton and Jim Hall with strong win totals and 4 decisions.
Standings and results across the league show tight races
The standings feature multiple teams within a few games of each other including Baltimore, Chicago, New York, Minnesota, Cleveland, and Boston. Weeklong results list several key games with scores and upcoming matchups like Baltimore beating Boston, New York defeating Chicago, and Minnesota taking wins over Washington. Probable pitchers and nightly games are noted, with schedule entries for Tuesday and nightly doubleheaders.
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Creed Surprise Winner In Lady Carling Open
Creed, the 25 year old LPGA rookie of the year in 1963, erased a three stroke deficit to win the Lady Carling Open with a 54 hole total of 217 in Ellicott City Maryland Carol Mann Baltimore led after 36 holes but finished tied for second at 218 Betsy Rawls and Kathy Whitworth followed with 222 and 223 respectively ahead of Wright Smith and Kimball for fifth place
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Cards Acquire Skinner for Catcher Saul and Cash
The St. Louis Cardinals say they purchased outfielder Bob Skinner from Cincinnati for cash and catcher Jim Saul. Skinner, 32, a lefty hitter, is with Cincinnati in Houston and will join St. Louis for Sunday's game. Saul moves from the Cardinals' Jacksonville farm club to Cincinnati's Oakland? Actually San Diego Reds Triple A.
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Mets Star Roy McMillan Injured in Doubleheader
Roy McMillan star shortstop for the New York Mets was hurt in the fourth inning of Sunday's first game against the Phillies. He suffered injuries to his left ankle and right shin after being spiked by Phillies catcher Clay Dalrymple while sliding home on Galen Cisco's double.
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American Eagle dominates early America's Cup 12-meter trials
Oyster Bay New York United Press International reports American Eagle easily outdistancing Constellation and Nefertiti in preliminaries, defeating Columbia in the early 12 meter yacht trials for the America's Cup.
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Lema Wins Buick Open with 277 total
Sunday action at Grand Blanc Michigan saw Tony Lema clinch the Buick Open title finishing at 277 after 72 holes. Don Finsterwald settled for runner up while Bob Charles also contended in the final standings.
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Creed wins Lady Carling Open in 217 at 54 holes
Clifford Ann Creed captures the Lady Carling Open title finishing with a 54-hole total of 217. Carol Mann and Betsy Rawls tie for second place, sharing runner up honors.
Sprint Car Crash Injures Johnny White During Race
In Terre Haute Indiana Johnny White sustained critical injuries when his sprint car vaulted a guard rail and rolled four times during a race won by Indianapolis champion A J Foyt.
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Rain washes out NCAA baseball playoff games in Omaha
In Omaha Nebraska rain halted the NCAA baseball playoff games between Southern California and Maine and between Missouri and Minnesota, postponing all action.
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Sutherland Shuts Out Bisons in Doubleheader Sweep
Buffalo Bisons pitcher Darrell Sutherland struck out the Atlanta Crackers twice in a doubleheader sweep, firing his second shutout of the season as he moved to five wins with no defeats. Al Pehanick allowed five hits in the nightcap. The Jets, Virginians, and Suns also posted two-game wins over Rochester, Syracuse, and Toronto, with Jacksonville extending its lead to 2.5 games.
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Baseball Scores and Standings Include Toronto and Buffalo
Summary of game results and team standings with Toronto, Buffalo, Rochester, Syracuse, Columbus, Richmond, Jacksonville, Atlanta. Key games noted: Columbus and Rochester 9 4 in 7 innings, Richmond 2 Syracuse 0 in 7, Jacksonville 5 Toronto 3 at night. Standings show W L and percentages for Jacksonville Toronto Syracuse Rochester Buffalo Richmond Columbus Atlanta.
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Clark Captures Belgium Grand Prix Sunday
Clark wins the 28 mile Belgian Grand Prix after rivals run dry of gas. Dan Gurney leads late but runs out of fuel, then Graham Hill and Bruce McLaren also exhaust their tanks before Jim Clark overtakes to seize victory. The 1963 world champion from Scotland clinches his third straight GP win.
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