Twins sweep doubleheader lift AL lead over Indians
The Minnesota Twins beat the Boston Red Sox 6-2 and 20 to move ahead in the American League standings after a daynight doubleheader. Manager Sam Mele and pitching coach Johnny Sain used a relief pitcher and a 20 year old rookie to spark the sweep.
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Indians fall as wild pitches and homers sink them
An error strewn game sees the Cleveland Indians drop further from first place. A wild pitch and a two run homer help Baltimore build seven runs while Minnesota and Chicago win elsewhere. Don Buford and Milt Pappas factor in, as Sam McDowell labors on the mound. The Indians mount late threats but fall 4 to 1.
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Major League Standings and Tonight's Baseball Schedule
Standings show New York 3 Chicago 2 and 4 1st place teams with San Francisco 2 Philadelphia 3 Pittsburgh 1 2nd place Houston Milwaukee 4. Tonight's games Pittsburgh at Philadelphia Cardwell versus Praye. Baltimore at Kansas City Barber versus Harpe. Boston at Minnesota Siebert versus Horlen. New York at Detroit Stottlemyre versus McLain. Mixed weather. multiple night games and tomorrow's schedule listed.
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Is this Casey Stengel's final Mets season?
New York report on Charles Dil on Stengel contemplating retirement amid season with the Mets. long service and impact noted, including public relations role and player development, while Mets sit in fourth place as the tale continues.
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Max Alvis named to 1965 All Star roster
AL manager Al Lopez selects eight veterans and newcomer Max Alvis of the Cleveland Indians for the All Star squad joining three Yankees two Twins and one from each Indians Red Sox and Detroit for the July 13 game in Minneapolis St Paul. Mantle is the lone repeat pick among outfielders.
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Dodgers Struggle as Defense, Errors Cost NL Lead
Dodgers endure a string of unearned runs and eight errors in recent losses. The Phillies, Mets and Reds win key NL games with timely hits and strong relief pitching, widening the Dodgers’ slide from first place.
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Giants Announce 1965 Signings Thurlow and Anderson
The New York Giants said on Monday that halfback Steve Thurlow and offensive tackle Roger Anderson have returned their signed contracts for the 1965 season.
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