Bunning’s perfect game seals Mets loss in opener
Philadelphia ace Jim Bunning blanked the New York Mets 6-0 in the first game of a doubleheader. He retired all 27 batters, struck out 10, and benefited from a standout defensive play by Tony Taylor in the fifth inning. The Mets managed only four balls to the outfield as Bunning improved to 7-2.
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Jackson Burdette Hurl Victories for Chicago
Pirates vs Cubs opener at Pittsburgh sees Larry Jackson pitch a three hitter and drive in both Chicago runs. Mazeroski's single and Pagliaroni's double produced Pittsburgh's only second inning run before Jackson retires 22 straight. He improves to 9-5 with three singles in the game.
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Reds Beat Dodgers 2-1 to Split doubleheader
Joey Jay earned a win behind Deron Johnson s two run homer as Cincinnati edged Los Angeles 2-1 to split a doubleheader. Sandy Koufax collected his 10th victory in the first game, scattering seven hits with seven strikeouts and no walks. The Reds improved to 10-2 against the Dodgers this season.
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Speed Record Set In Le Mans 2904-Mile Race
In Le Mans France an unofficial average speed of 121.35 mph set a 2904 mile record. The previous distance record stood at 2828 miles at 117.84 mph set by Ludovico Scarfiotti and Lorenzo Bandini in a Ferrari last year. The race saw a fatal two car collision injuring spectators near the Cobra driven by Peter Bolton and the Ferrari of Umberto Maglioli.
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Lanier Sparks Giants With Four Hits In St Louis Win
San Francisco rookie Hal Lanier collected four hits and drove in three runs as the Giants defeated St Louis 6 3. Lanier hit a double in the fourth and had three Rbis in a game that featured strong hitting from the Giants lineup and a solid bullpen effort.
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Liston Reinstatement Hearing Canceled by WBA
The World Boxing Association canceled a June hearing on Sonny Liston for reinstatement to the ring ratings. President Ed Lassman said Cassius Clay declined to attend, as both fighters are tied in a contract through Intercontinental Promotions for Clay’s first title defense.
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Rams DEFENSIVE TACKLE Grier Sings Sideline Song
Los Angeles Rams defensive tackle Rosey Grier performed a sideline song titled Fool Fool F as part of a light moment during a rainout evening in Los Angeles. Grier, known for mixing sports with entertainment, entertained teammates and fans with a playful performance.
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Houston Colts Sweep Braves With Two Wins
The Houston Colts swept a doubleheader from the Milwaukee Braves on Sunday. They won game one 5 to 2 on Rusty Staub's two homers and the nightcap 5 to 4 behind a strong relief effort from Hal Woodeshick.
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Griffith accuses Twins of lying down on job
Minneapolis Minnesota owner Calvin Griffith levels public critique of six rotating starts and alleged off field conduct among Twins players. He cites catchers and infielders including Earl Battey and notes issues with Bobby Allison and Mudcat Grant while Sam Mele conducts separate sessions with position groups.
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