Phillies Edge Cardinals for Sixth Straight Victory
Philadelphia overcame a rain delay to beat St Louis 4 to 3. Ken Walters starred with a sac fly and a run scoring single while Robin Roberts held the Cards to three runs. Stan Musial had the Cards’ only late hit as the Phils extended their winning streak to six, their longest since 1958.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Ken Walters
Vetera
Robin Roberts
St. Louis Cardinals
Phils
Walters
Chicago
Ernie Broglia
Rioberts
George Crowe
Stan Musial
Roberts
Reiad
Miata Betta
SDKL
Wuluul
Fae Te Wee
Joe Cunningham
Julian Javier
Cunningham
Bill White
Ken Boyer
Ray Sadecki
Lee Walls
Frank Herrera
Ruben Amaro
Curt Flood
Hal Smith
Aucan
Uruay
Bonham
Igitals
Suite
George Fieldhouse
Nicoson
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Abibbi Phila
Abrhbi
E—Mccommick
McMillan
San Javier
Lepeio
Francisco
Blas
dCrowe
fMorgan
Ofingame
Hressoud
Marsnall
eGibson
San Francisco
Robin Gromay
Greco
Mays
Kirkland, Bell
Gnley
Kirkland
Hook
McCormick
White
Taylor
Boyer
Mosial
bCury
Antonelli Loosnag geGlenn
Walters Rf
Hook CL
Spencer Se
Herrera
Grim
Neeman
McCormi
Std Smith
Amaross
U—Conlan
Burkhart
Vargo
Donatell Sadecki
del Greco
Erey
Chicago White Sox
Larry de
Javier
Boston Red Sox
Luc
Bean
Crowe
Boston
Tasby Cf
Aparien
Teague
Musial J
Minosai
Gross
St Lewis
Williams If
Sievers Tb
de Cox
al Wertz
von Smith
Rt Sato
St Louis
Malzone
Freese
Fred Simpson
Amami
Camp
Dick Maynard
Popap
Sadecki
McDaniel
L'Avaricio
Fox and Silvers
Fox
the Threat
Chicat
Barlick
Jackowski
Landes
Pele-Aparicio
Landis
Williams
Koudas
Minoso
S—Freese
Montouquette
Pittsburgh
UPI
Pittsburgh Pirates
Montosquette
Shaw
Cubs
Caparela
Vinegar Bend
Mizell
Cleveland
Tony
Kubek
Pittsch
Ashbury
New York Yankees
Banks
Ned Wahas
Diamond
Ahaator
Thomas Ean
Sses
Cuate Ie Anne Ie
Roby
Seal
Foust
Smith
Elsworth
Perry Pinoo
Wabash
Coot Bono
Muncie
Bergh
Hoak
Mazereshi
Stu
Gabler
Krenart
Pittsburg
Lafayette
Marion Sune i
Ricdal
Hegan
Comente
eTanner
Emisworth
Eas
BOS Jae
Bitan Io ‘Ain
Balier
Borea
Sudol
Ridgeway
AlRony
Pierell Sfofriscroa
Stony
Robb Nao
Reds
Freeman
Teame
Roudeb
Dunham
Maynard
Geos
Rome
Detroit
Helmkamp
RBI
Allen
Hurtt
Bailey
Innning
Mpson
Jim Bunning
Ham i
Daughtery
Wineyard
Curles
Cox- Foust
Bragg
Hank
Doweree
Tishthander
Sutton
Bole
Cracen
Los Tata
Abash Nderson
Washington Sena
Wampier
Duker
Hubble
So—Baller
Wilson
Bonham Stars In Hoosier Loss To Cardinals
In a hectic game at Louisville a split appears as Bonham of Muncie Central makes his first since May 26 in outfield. Ron Musial returns for St Louis while Wallers and Nicoson provide Indiana All-Star support. Crowe delivers a clutch double as Cincinnati and St Louis mix offense amid rain delays and early lead changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mee
Louisville
Phils
Tony Taylor
Wallers
Eus Nicoson
Indiana
Ron
Musial
Bonham
Muncie Central
Kentucky
Babies
Hubble Throws 1 Hit Ball To Beat Wabash
Hubble hurled a one hit game guiding WP-Duker to a 2-0 victory over Wabash. Dotson and Haber contributed runs while Roudet played solid defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubble
Wabash
Dotson
Duker
Hubbie
L—Haber
Roudet i
Maco Drops Close One 2 1 To Columbians
Lafayette Columbians edged Maco Beverage 2 to 1 at Memorial Field in a Central Indiana Booster Baseball League contest. Bernie Allen drew a walk to spark the first inning and later scored on Don Hurtt's center field single. Allen followed with a game-winning homer in the sixth, as Purdu e and Columbian teammate provided support in a pitching duel won by Helmkamp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette Columbians
Central Indiana
Memorial Field
Anderson Maco Beverage
Jack Selmkamp
John
Grass
Helmkamp
Purdue
Bernie Allen
Allen
Don Hurtt
Indiana Junior Golf event to crown new champion
About 1200 young men will compete as 17 Anderson area hopefuls enter the Indiana State Junior Golf tournament at Purdue South Courses in Lafayette. Don Essig of Indianapolis cannot defend his 1959 title due to age. Local players in Anderson group include Jerry Williams, John McGuire, Mike Martin, Thomas Graham, Bob Ferris, Tom Ross, and others with scheduled tee times from 7:00 to 11:19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flay
Purdue
South
Lafayette
Anderson
Anderson Area
Don Essig
Indianapolis
Terry Winter
Lebanon
Sam Carmichael
Martinsville
Louisiana State University
Joe Campbell
Knoxville
Tenn
Indiana
Pilon
Tecomes
Jerry Williams
John WcGuire
Mike Martin
Thomas Joseph Graham
Elwood
John Graham
Bob Ferris
Thomas Ross
Jeff Mays
John Shafer
Hagerstown
Mike Humphrey
Phillip Decker
Sam Craig I
Noblesville
David Sibler
Alexandria
Dick Armstrong
Phillip Martin
Bill Bruce
Bob Blake Jr
Pirates edge Cubs as Reed leads in rough week
In a crowded box score filled with trades and recall news, the Pittsburgh Pirates beat the Chicago Cubs 4 to 1 behind strong pitching from Eckhart and timely hitting. The win follows a stretch of uneven results for both clubs, with key players contributing in the midseason surge.
Highland Overcomes Markleville Lead in Local Race
Highland fights back to overturn a Markleville advantage in a 30 lap event. McBride wins with Paul Foust of Lynn and Will Corey of New Castle among top contenders, while Corey takes a heat and places fourth in the main. West Virginia football schedules away games versus Virginia Tech Illinois Pittsburgh Penn State and Oregon next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sast
McBride
Will Corey
New Castle
Waas
West Virginia
Virginia Tech
Ilinois
Pittsburgh
Penn State
Oregon
Calloway Whiffs 19 In Downing Emge Packing Co
Don Calloway pitched seven innings striking out 19 as the Delco Remy Clan beat Emge Packing Co. 40 at Babe Ruth Field in a Babe Ruth league game. Hoosier Market totaled 13 hits in a 12 1 win in the second contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Calloway
Delco Remy Clan
Emge Packing Co
Packers
Calloway
Hoosier Market
Deckter
Meeker And Clark To Defend Titles At Jaycees Tennis
The Jaycees Local Tennis Tournament heads to finals at 10:00 a.m. with defending champions Meeker and Clark seeking to repeat. Boys division final pits Jimmy Clark versus Fred Clauve, while Frank Meeker defends his junior title against Steve Jackson. Results show Todd over Frank od, Glaze over Hunt, and Clark defeating Corin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaycees
Jimmy Clark
Fred Clauve
Frank Meeker
Steve Jackson
Jaycee
Steve Todd
Ted Frank Od
Larry Glaze
Fred Hunt
Jim Clark
Ricky Corin
Seven Players Lined up For Boston Eleven
In the Boston semi finals results Fred Clauve beat Steve Todd 10 8 6 4 Jim Clark beat Larry Mann 1 BA pease LAS Frank Meeker beat Doug Looper 6 1 6 2 Steve Jackson beat Steve Comstock 6 0 6 0 Boston coach Soul Saben announced potential signings including two former stars and five college players with non collegiate players John Wallace and Joe Casieri Brockton and Emiddio Turk Petraca Boston College Fred Drennen UNH Bob Lowden Williams Donald Scott Pat Altieri Western Connecticut Also Jerry Hill Wyoming gained 141 yards in spring game Minnie Minoso first AL batter to drive in 25 runs this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Clauve
Steve Todd
Jim Clark
Larry Mann
Boston
UPI
Soul Saben
Boston Patriots
American Football League
Sands of
New England
Saban
John Wallace
Sui
Joe Casieri
Brockton
Emiddio
Turk) Petraca
Boston College
Fred Drennen
University of New Hampshire
Bob Lowden
Williams
Donald Scott
Pat Altieri
Western Connecticut
Thursday Baseball Scores and Upcoming Games
Thursday results show Milwaukee and San Francisco tying Philadelphia and Chicago, St Louis and Pittsburgh draw, Los Angeles strong over Cincinnati, Cleveland tops Washington, Detroit beats New York, Baltimore defeats Chicago, and Kansas City routed by Boston. Upcoming games list St Louis at Philadelphia, Chicago at Pittsburgh, San Francisco at Cincinnati, Los Angeles at Milwaukee, Boston at Chicago, Baltimore at Kansas City, Washington at Detroit, New York at Cleveland, Indianapolis at Houston, Louisville at Denver, Dallas-Ft Worth at St Paul, Charleston at Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Madison Heights
Milwaukee
Thomas
Astiland Humphrey
Pendle
San Francisco Portmarnock
Teeland
Gineienah
Sammy Snead
Los Angele
Eiladelphia Belei
Belgium
Flory van Danck Io
Pirates
Elwood
Boston
Irish Sea
American Association Savion Welchs
CIA
Houdton
Shanley
Laza
United States
Iiheapalis
Whitinger
Ireland
Lidianapolis
Pendleton AM
Chicago
Eckhart
U.S
Francisea
Cincinnati
Norse Aheea
Los Angeles
Lee
Onuigs Walker
Christy O'Connor
Norm Drew
New York
Cleveland
Hanna
Boster J Smith
Kansas City
Baltimore
Indianapalis
Houston
Su Paul
Dallas-Ft. Worth
E—Mundy
Humi
Minneapolis
Charleston
Pury
Mundy
Young Hi
Louisville
Denver
Hana
Br—Whitinger
Bragg
Handsome van Donck
Beg
Mabrey
Lea
So—Whitinger
Gian
Ba Bragg
Lee G. W
Ie. Bragg
L-Mabrey
West Virginia
Palmer
Gary Player
South Africa
O'Connor
Argentina
Fidel de Luca
Gary
Bobby Locke
Locke
Australia
Peter Thomson
Kel Nagle
Thomson
Highland
Nagle
Rob
Highlanders
Markleville
Fri
Iday
Snead
Denny
P Poya
Ieee
McCormick
Ifoun
Rooser
Jimy Stigall
Muncie
Pete Jackson
Greenfield
Dave Weir
Fortville
Dave Barnes
Irvin Payne
Anderson
Bohra
Maxwell
Marv
Dickie Harri
Wilson Tobacconists
Carolina League
Stinson
Alter
Karl Hiestand
York
Bucky Harris
Boston Red Sox
Pederson
Bee
Williams
Osenbaugh
Hobinson
Be—Denny
Sandetur
So—Denny
W—Denny
L—Sandetur
San Francisco
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Washington
Detroit
Indianapolis
Wet Grounds
St. Paul
Onay
Simmons
Owens
Drabowski
Gibbon
O'Dell
McLish
Drysdale
Buhl
Brewer
Kemmerer
Pappas
Daley
Pascual
Bruce
Ford
Stigman
American Association
Cronin Announces 1960 AL Schedule Changes
President Joe Cronin announced changes to the American League 1960 schedule. The revisions affect games including Cleveland at New York and New York at Kansas City with doubleheaders and twi night night doubleheaders. Other changes involve Cleveland at New York and Washington at Boston while Detroit visits Chicago on September 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
UPI
Joe Cronin
Cleveland
New York
Kansas City
Washington
Detroit
Chicago
Stames
New York-Kansas City
Also Mentioned on This Page
Phillies
Cardinals
Volo
New Zealand
Caduceus
Yonkers
N.Y
Dave Eckstein
Helmkemp
Kavoed
By Walt Ditzen
Maco
Uirluwh
Sted Sk
Semasuh
Paul Foust
Lynn
Jones
I Meeker
Clark
A. Jo
Holsapple
Babey Ruth
Ndeckers
Chesterfields Lumber
Coca-Cola
Delco-Remy AB
Christensen
John al Stoner
Ol Tappan
Lawyer
Callaway
P Sami
Ij Pletcher
Russell
Jarrett Ce
Clelatt
Emege
Stiner
Ibn
Zink
ss 3 qj Mauck, 3b +;Newsom, c 13, +} Rick, 2b i,| Estes
Daoust
Kirk
I McGivern
Emee
Nehong
E-Steinert
McGivern
L—Mcgivern
Wee Hoosier
Mkti
AB Magers
Harless
A Carroll
C Holsapple
Johnny Ar Lewis
Nold
Cooper
Ib Hunt
Morgan
Sun Valley Speedway
G.dalph
Curtis
Pike
S.delph
Townsend
Sun Valley
Decker
Miles
Quimby
Roadster Racing Association
Youngblood
Campbell
Lewis
Nic
SteCor
Erkel
Robbins
P.starrett
M.starret Hovermale
Whitman
Arnolds Keydey
Memill Me
Hoosier
Bride of Lewisville
Deckers
Wwe Holsapp
L Moody
Gene Christie
Bnei Cinrn
Pease Las
Doug Looper
Steve Comstock
Jerry Hill
Wyoming
Minnie Minoso
USA
Rinker
Columbus
UTES
Cronin
Mountaineer Field
Morleantown
W. Va
West Virginia Pitt
Tndiana Roadster Racing Assoc
Philco
W.T
White Frost TV