Wilson Delivers No-Hitter and Homers in Red Sox Win
Earl Wilson pitched a complete game no-hitter against the Los Angeles Angels in Fenway Park, earning his sixth win in seven decisions. He also hit his second major league homer, aiding Boston to a 2-0 victory. Belinsky took the loss after seven innings with three hits allowed and an unearned run.
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Local basketball scores from Shadyside and surrounding leagues
Shadyside Goehring's Gulf 003 000-3 6 and Joy and McCoy Swanson Heflin led a 11 13 scoring line while No. 5:30 games featured Local 777 versus McDonald's White River Pals 202 300-7 8 and Art's Pizza versus Jaycees.
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Hockett-Maco and Noblesville Split Doubleheader
Anderson traveled to Alexandria for a 5 pm game and will return to Fairview Field for an 8 pm meeting with Hockett No. 2. The teams split their Noblesville series, losing 2 1 in the opener and winning the nightcap 2 1.
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PETERs Returns to KC in A's Front Office Shuffle
Hank Peters, who left the Kansas City Athletics to head Cincinnati's minor league system, has returned to Kansas City to serve as assistant general manager and farm director for the Athletics.
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Monday Baseball Scores Across Leagues
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Return Triandos To Active List
Calder Gus Triandos was returned to the active player list by the Baltimore Orioles. Earl Robinson’s contract was assigned outright to Rochester to make room. Triandos had been on the injured reserve since May 23 for a broken right index finger and was expected to be ready for the game against Chicago.
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Orioles Edge White Sox 1-0 in tight pitching duel
Baltimore defeats Chicago 1 to 0 behind a strong start from Buzhardt and late support from the bullpen. Aparicio and Cunningham provided key hits as the Orioles push across the decisive run in the ninth with Powell scoring on a sacrifice play ruled at the plate.
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Yawkey Promises No Hit Hero Earl Wilson a 1000 Raise
Boston reports Earl Wilson fired a no hitter in a 1-0 win and owner Tom Yawkey promised a $1000 raise to avoid violating the no bonus rule. Wilson praised teammates and recalled Pete Runnels key defensive play while Bob Tillman noted the fastball heat late. Manager Mike Higgins lauded Wilson’s endurance as Sal Maglie called the effort nearly flawless.
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Robinson hires Wiman as coach at Robinson High
Robinson Illinois names Robert Wiman as head coach for basketball football and baseball at Robinson High School succeeding Herman Edwards who left to coach at Alton High. Wiman previously assisted Edwards.
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Baseball Leaders and Pitching Leaders Summary
American League hitters Wagner An gels 20 and Cash 19 lead. Orioles Gentile 17 and Killebrew 15. Colavito 14. National League Banks 21 Mays 21 Mejias 19 H Aaron 17 Cepeda 17. Robinson 56, Wagner 4, Siebern 50, Romano 47, Rollins 46, Kirkland 46. Dodgers T Davis 75 Mays 65 H Aaron 62 Cepeda 62 Robinson 56. Pitching: Donovan 11 2, Foytake 51 Wickersham 8 2 Belinsky 7 2 Pascual <text truncated>
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Rollins Pascual Overpower Yanks In 5-0 Victory
Richie Rollins drove in four runs with two homers and Camilo Pascual fanned 12 as the Minnesota Twins shut out the New York Yankees 5-0. Rollins homered twice, powering Minnesota to within a half game of first place. Pascual earned the win with 12 strikeouts.
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Halimi Retains European Bantamweight Title
Algerian-born French boxer Halimi defeated Italy's Pierre Rollo by decision in a 15 round bout to retain the European bantamweight championship before about 15 000 spectators in Tel Aviv. Halimi weighed 162 pounds to Rollo's 117. Halimi controlled the action with nine rounds to Rollo's three on the AP card.
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