Downing Shuts Indians as Yankees Win 11-6
New York Yankees beat the Cleveland Indians 11-6 as Yogi Berra hit a homer in a seven run second inning. Yankees rookie Al Downing struck out 14, extending his streak with 11 K through five innings before leaving in the eighth. Max Alvis homered for Cleveland, Willie Tasby added a solo shot, and Hal Reniff halted a late rally. Berra also hit his 4th homer of the season as Roger Maris and Joe Pepitone opened the big frame with a pair of singles.
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Big Hurler Radatz Stars In Relief For Bosox
Boston's Dick Radatz, 6'6" 240, earns praise as a premier relief pitcher. In an interview at Fenway Park, he explains his football and basketball past, how Maglie influenced him, and why he prefers relief work to starting. He notes a strong 1962 season with 82 strikeouts and a 1.02 ERA in 62 innings.
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Pop Fly Lifts Reds Over Dodgers 3-1 in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles on July 6 AP reports a sunlit pop fly by Gordy Coleman turning into a two run double that gave Cincinnati a 3-1 win over the Dodgers, snapping LA’s five game run and tightening the NL lead as Cincinnati’s Jim Maloney earned his 13th win. Don Drysdale took the loss after eight innings of work while Bob Skinner and Vada Pinson produced the decisive two-run sequence in the fourth.
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Phils Stop Cubs' Streak in 6-0 Win
Philadelphia Phillies halted the Chicago Cubs winning streak with a 6-0 victory. Don Demeter hit two home runs driving in five runs, while Cal McLish pitched effectively to secure the shutout.
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Red Wings Rally Upset Neunert For Fourth Of July Win
Murphysboro Red Wings rallied in the ninth to edge Neunert 6 5 at Riverside Park. Payne and Snyder sparked the late two run burst, while Bill Pierson drove in the decisive run with a clean single after Neunert set up a force at home. Glidewell pitched for Neunert with support from Gossett Kraft Mileur as Murphysboro tied it late.
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Paducah Kennedy Kids Seek Softball Games
A Paducah girls softball team named the Kennedy Kids Sponsored by Kennedy Funeral Home seeks games with teams from Southern Illinois The squad plays regular fastpitch softball and is ready to schedule matches for the season Contact Kennedy Funeral Home at 235 S 6th St Paducah for arrangements.
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Ozark Air Lines Chief Josep H. Fitzgerald to retire
Ozark Air Lines president Josep H. Fitzgerald announced he will retire from active management and will not seek reelection as a director at the October stockholders meeting. He noted no other changes in leadership.
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