Cubs Win 4-3 Behind Banks Homers at Wrigley
Cubs defeated the Pirates 4-3 with a solo homer by Banks driving in the decisive run. Boss relievers Koonce and the Cubs bullpen preserved the lead as Adolfo Phillips left with a back injury. Attendance was 25,374 at Wrigley Field.
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Reds Hammer Dodgers 14-0 in rout
Cincinnati defeated Los Angeles 14 to nothing as Don Drysdale gave up seven runs on seven hits in 1 13 innings. Tony Perez Pavletich and Johnson led an 18 hit attack with three RBIs apiece. Milt Pappas earned his eighth win with five hit ball while Drysdale took the loss.
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Bunning Fires Three-Hitter To Beat Mets 1-0
Jim Bunning spun a three-hitter as Philadelphia edged New York 1-0. He retired the first 10 Mets in order, struck out seven, and yielded runners in only three innings. The Phillies plated the decisive run in the fourth on White Dalrymple and Wine hits. Bill White provided the Mets with the lone score off Jack Fisher.
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Tigers Trade Sherry Get Jim Landis
The Detroit Tigers traded relief pitcher Barry Sherry to the Houston Astros for veteran outfielder Jim Landis. Landis, 43, is an right handed hitter who has played for Kansas City Chicago and Cleveland and appeared in 46 games this season with a .259 average and no home runs. Sherry, 32, has a 0-1 record and 2.43 ERA with Detroit. The Tigers also promoted pitcher John Hiller from Toledo.
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Rodriguez Demands Title Fight After Victory
Cuban Luis Rodriguez, claiming a title shot, demanded Curtis Cokes as welterweight champion after a decision win over Jimmy Lester in Oakland. Angleo Dundee said Cokes has refused to fight Rodriguez again, noting a previous 15 round technical knockout loss in New Orleans where a cut mouth ended that bout. Rodriguez, 152½ lbs, used body punches and head blows to outbox Lester.
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Weis Has Knee Surgery
Al Weis second baseman of the Chicago White Sox underwent successful surgery on his left knee at Mercy Hospital after a injury in Baltimore. Dr. Gerald Loftus and the team physician performed the operation and said Weis would likely be out for most or all of the season.
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Perfect Freight Upsets At Yonkers In United Nations Trot
US colt Perfect Freight driven by James Dénnis won the $100,000 United Nations Trot at Yonkers Raceway. The odds-on favorite Roqueline of France broke stride and finished fifth. Be Sweet, at 60-1, was second, three quarters of a length back, with Stylesetter third and Fresh Yankee fourth in a tight finish.
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Big Chance Delays Big Day Majors Beckon
Winston Salem AP reports 18 year old Vicki Swaton postponed her wedding after Kens Poulsen, a Winston Salem minor leaguer, was called up by the Boston Red Sox to replace Dalton Jones on military duty. Poulsen travels to Minneapolis to join the team before a series with the Athletics in Kansas City.
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Blair Snyder Homer Phoebus 3 Hits Chisox
Blair and Snyder provided the offense as the Orioles beat the White Sox 4-1. Ken Berry and Tommy Agee contributed singles for Chicago, while Phoebus pitched a three hitter for Baltimore. The win halted Chicago’s run of dominance over the Orioles and gave Baltimore an insurance run in the seventh.
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Whitfield's HR Lifts Indians Over Tigers in eighth
Pinch-hitter Fred Whitfield capped a four-run eighth with a three-run homer to lift the Cleveland Indians to a 5-3 win over the Detroit Tigers. It was Whitfield's eighth homer, off Detroit reliever Fred Gladding after Denny McLain left. Detroit led 3-1 in the seventh on a Mickey Stanley two-run shot and a Dick McAuliffe solo homer. Luis Tiant earned his seventh win in relief from Steve Bailey.
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Indians Triumph In Dual Doubles At Taftfala Park
In a mixed tennis and baseball feature, the Indians lead 1-0 in two men’s doubles with Azcue and teammate securing second on a wild pitch scoring on Salmon’s double off Gates Brown. Hawley and Niles beat Yuschak and O'Brien 6-2 6-4, then edged Brendese and Kennedy 6-4 4-6 6-4 as Browns injury sidelines him for two weeks. later, singles and junior matches outline a Cleveland Detroit tourney with detailed lineups and results.
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Coeymans- Vizzie Shine in Legion Baseball Standouts
In a Coeymans game Tony Vizzie hit a stand slam homer and double while Larry Wyche added two singles and struck out 10 batters. Coeymans also featured Vizzie and Wyche in a 6 PM Fort Orange vs Menands clash at Shaker High. Atlanta Braves led Houston 5-1 before rain halted play in the top of the fourth.
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Van Schaicks Beat Burke's In 2 Games
Van Schaicks defeated Burke's Tavern twice in softball action 15-2 in the makeup game and 7-6 in the regularly scheduled game. Warren Carr homered and collected three singles in game one. Dan Keefe had a triple and single in game two. Wally Fish and Ray White homered in the first contest. Burke's was led by Wally Fish with a double and single. Ray LaMarshe added two singles in the second game.
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