Yankees Sweep White Sox Again to Lead AL
The Yankees beat the White Sox 6-5 for their 10th straight win over Chicago this season as New York nears another World Series bid. Steve Hamilton earned the win, and Roger Maris Tom Tresh and Joe Pepitone each had two hits and an RBI. The Dodgers won 10-9 over Milwaukee while the Giants moved within 1.5 games of first place with a 6-2 win over Cincinnati.
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Pitcher's Late Single Ends Foe's No-Hitter
Charles Forsythe singled in the fifth inning to break Neil Netzel's no-hitter as the All-American School Supply Braves routed the Advance Auto Supply Angels 15-1 in South Scottsdale Little League. Netzel struck out 12 in a one-hitter, while Forsythe allowed 10 hits. Netzel led the bats with four hits in five trips.
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Mays Heads All Stars In National League Selection
Willie Mays of the Giants was a near unanimous pick for the 1964 National League All Star team. Ron Hunt joined him as a first-time selection for the Mets with other starters including Torre Cepeda Groat Boyer Williams and Clemente. The eight starters were chosen by 270 NL players with voting rules and games set for Shea Stadium on July 7.
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Gene Fullmer and Marv Jenson Retire From Boxing
In Salt Lake City UPI reports former middleweight champion Gene Fullmer and manager Marv Jenson announced their retirements at a press luncheon at the Hotel Utah. Fullmer, 64 fight record 55 wins 6 losses 3 draws, had been inactive since August and helped put Utah on the boxing map.
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Appendicitis Forces Season-Ending for G&B Pitcher
G&B Plumbing pitcher John Frese started last night against the Scottsdale Optimists in an American Legion B game. Two hours after the game he underwent appendectomy for appendicitis and will miss the rest of the season. The Optimists won 6-4 as Len Carity relieved in the fourth and Lavalla pitched later. Frese started, Pat Younkin took the loss in the third. Bill Spangler had two hits for G&B. Dun ning and Hinsha had doubles for the Optimists.
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Mets top Yankees 6-4 behind Mayer two-hitter effort
Gregg Mayer pitched effectively for the Mets, allowing two hits in a 6-4 win over the Scottsdale Medical Center Yankees. Mayer fanned four and walked four. Jeff Walker took the loss after surrendering seven strikeouts and five walks. Top Mets hitters included Gary Thompson with a three for three day including a double, while Marty Stajduhar and Bob Berman had singles. Den ny Frierson and Brian Scott had Yankees singles.
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Mag's Ham Run Dominates City in Softball Victory
Mag's Ham Run exploded for 11 runs in the final inning to cap an 18 to 2 win over the City of Scottsdale in the Parks and Recreation Department Softball League.
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Baseball standings and schedules from Monday and Tuesday
Major league standings show Philadelphia and New York leading the NL with 38 wins. Baltimore and Chicago lead the AL with 39 and 34 wins respectively. Monday results include Dodgers over Cubs and Giants over Reds. Tuesday schedules feature numerous twi night games and doubleheaders across the league.
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