Relief McBride Ends Loss Streak as Angels Edge Indians
Ken McBride ended a 10 game losing streak by pitching 12 1/3 hitless innings in relief, lifting the Los Angeles Angels to a 5-4 12 inning win over the Cleveland Indians. Willie Smith's single started the decisive rally in the 12th as McBride, 28, delivered two more innings after relieving with two on and none out in the ninth.
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Mickey Mantle
Roger Maris
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Ed Bressaud
Felix Mantilla
Jim Bouton
Bouton
Major League Leaders Behind The Batting and Scoring
The Associated Press lists American League leaders in batting with Fregosi leading .358 and Oliva at .356. Oliva also tops runs with 42, and Stuart and Wagner share RBI at 46. In the National League, Williams leads batting at .387, Mays at .361, with Mays 46 RBIs and Williams 39. Oliva repeats with 79 hits while Hinton has 75. Doubles top by Williams.
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Minnesota
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Washington
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Chicago
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San Francisco
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St. Louis
Petty Wins Concord 200 At Concord International Speedway
Richard Petty drove a 1963 Plymouth to victory in the Concord 200 lap stock car race adding 400 points to NASCAR grand national standings and $1,000. He led from pole and stayed in the top three throughout the half mile dirt track event. Davidson Pearson of Spartaksburg South Carolina finished second in a 1964 Dodge earning $600 and 384 points.
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Dick Lynch Leads NFL Interception Yardage in 251 Gained
Dick Lynch of the New York Giants topped NFL players with 251 yards gained on interceptions, returning nine picks last season.
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Dick Lynch
New York Giants
Lastear
Major League Standings and Results Snapshot
The standings show Chicago leading with 74 wins and 15 losses, followed by Baltimore and New York. Thursday results include Minnesota 4 Detroit 2 and New York 8 Boston 4. Upcoming games feature Chicago at New York and Baltimore at Boston among others.
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McGahan Named A's Manager After Lopat Fired in Cleveland
Mel McGaha takes over as manager of the Kansas City Athletics in Cleveland where he previously managed a major league club. Ed Lopat is dismissed after a 17-35 start this season, with McGaha set to lead the club in a four-game series.
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$100 000 Coaching Club American Oaks Top 3-Year-Old Test
A top race for 3-year-old fillies, the Coaching Club American Oaks, offers 100000 added and 114 miles at Aqueduct. A wide field includes Castle Forbes Seeree Face The Facts Just Fancy That Bold Queen Miss Cavandish and others with Manuel Ycaza aboard Face The Facts. Lamb Chop won in Perry silks in 1963.
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Petite Rouge
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Match Point
Manuel Ycaza
Quadrangle
Northern Dancer
W. Haggin Perry
Lamb Chop
Golf Offers Greater Pay and the World Series of Golf
The article notes golf pays more per event than other sports with Jack Nicklaus earning 100000 dollars plus potential extra from the World Series of Golf. It mentions Willie Mays style pay, Nicklaus swings, and the June U S Open at Congressional. It discusses Nicklaus’ chances for 1964 World Series field and Palmer’s Masters win.
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Willie
Nicklaus
Walter Schwimmer
Akron
Arnold Palmer
U.S
Palmer
Robert Trent Jones
Congressional County Club
Washington, D.C
Market Street Sudden Rally Defeats Sacred Heart 16–7
Harry Propst and the Market Street Methodists recovered from a rough start to crush Sacred Heart 16 to 7. Lew Costello led with three hits as Market Street exploded for 14 runs in the sixth inning after a slow start. Propst earned the win while Webber took the loss.
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Lew Costello
Propst
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Jim Hickerson
Webber
Kara
Pony Track Set For it Races
New Market tabloid notes an 11 race Shenandoah Valley Pony Trot schedule with first race on June 20, rain postponement from Civil War Centennial dates resolved. Races run July 5 July 18 Aug 2 Aug 16 Aug 29 Sept 1 Sept 12 Sept 27 Oct 11 and Oct 25 at 1 30 p m except fairgrounds event.
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Shenandoah Valley
Shenandoah County Fairgrounds
Fairgrounds
US 11
Endless Caverns
City To Hold Tennis Meeting
The Winchester Recreation Department will host a Saturday 10 a.m. meeting at Rouss Park for all signed up and those interested in tennis instruction. The program offers free instruction for all ages including children teens and adults.
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