Mets Break Skid With 3-1 Win Over Cubs
New York rises from NL cellar as Jay Hook hurls four hitter for a 3-1 victory in Chicago. Mantilla walks and Neal singles ignite the sixth inning rally, then Hook and Hickman score on Mantilla’s single in the seventh. Lou Brock sets Cubs’ lone score with a quick bunt, steal and Williams sacrifice.
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A. J. Foyt Honored By U. S. Auto Club
U S Auto Club officials honored A J Foyt Jr of Houston Texas and other 1961 USAC champions at Indianapolis ceremonies. Foyt, 27, won the Indianapolis 100 mile race May 30 and led a four year stretch among America’s top race drivers.
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Jack Fairman joins rear-engine Buick rookie test pass
British driver Jack Fairman, assigned to a rear-engine Buick, completed the 120 mph phase of his rookie test.
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Raven Linksmen Dre Two Meets At Louth Shore Club
Anderson College golfers Gould Butler and Denniston led with 89s at the Louth Shore Country Club as two meets opened on Tuesday. Medalist Admire of Franklin shot 77 in the afternoon. Notre Dame suffered a 3 2 loss in Madison as Wisconsin scored on an infield error.
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Giants Narrow Cardinals Lead With Late Rally
San Francisco edged St. Louis 5 4 as Felipe Alou sparked a late rally with a run scoring double and Ed Bailey driving in a key run. The Giants moved to five games ahead of the Cardinals in the standings while Marichal earned the win. Musial hit for the Cardinals early with a double and a homer was not enough to prevent the setback.
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South Side Fresh Remain Unbeaten in Track and Baseball
South Side ninth grade track and field remains unbeaten by routing Muncie Wilson 3342 at the Muncie oval. Airk won the 100 and pole vault. Clark and Davis scored for South Side in several events. Baseball notes mention Phillies scoring runs on Demeter Davis White and Klaus with Short pitching, plus a double by Tony Taylor starting a double play.
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Stirling Moss May Not Drive Again
London AP reports Stirling Moss may never drive again after a crash left his brain damaged and his left arm and leg possibly permanently affected. Hospital bulletin says recovery will be slow and full restoration of function may not occur, threatening the career of one of racing’s boldest and most glamorous figures. Moss, 32, has 14 world championship grand prix wins and notable speed records, including 1957 Bonneville salt flats runs.
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St Marys Golfers Top Greenfield In Dual Meet
St Marys linksmen won 7 of 8 matches by defeating Greenfield 34 to 0 yesterday. Head of St Marys led with 37, Trent 42, Daoust 42, Laughlin 46, Lavelle 48, Weis 48, with varied scores against Greenfield players. Cain's Pest Control Termite Extermination. Ph. 643-3848
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Calloway Leads Anderson High to 5-2 Win Over Richmond
Steve Calloway pitched a four hitter to pace Anderson High School to a 5-2 victory over Richmond at Fairview diamond. The win extends Anderson's winning streak as Calloway shut down the opposition with strong early innings and solid support from the offense.
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Palm er Scribes Favor Kiss Of Death In Fort Worth
Calloway struck out 12 and walked 1 as the Indians built a 4 0 lead by three innings. Rich mond’s runs came in the sixth after Anderson seemed to seal the game. The card notes the Colonial National Invitation Golf Tournament and mentions Ben Hogan’s past titles and Sam Snead’s Fort Worth ties without broad detail.
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Watch Industry in Switzer Employs Thousands
The Switzer watch industry sustains a workforce of over 50,000 persons, highlighting its major role in the region's economy and industrial output.
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