Yankees rally for three in ninth to edge Red Sox 9 8
The New York Yankees scored three in the ninth to beat Boston 9 8 in a 28 hit affair. Mickey Mantle walked and Yogi Berra singled to start the decisive rally as Elston Howard and Bill Skowron drove in runs. Reliever Roland Sheldon earned the win and Dick Radatz took the loss.
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Ravens Split Doubleheader With Spartans
Anderson College Ravens rallied to win 12-3 in the second game after dropping the opener 64 to Manchester Spartans on the Manchester diamond. Weigle pitched a complete game for the victory as Anderson totaled 11 hits, boosting to a 3-2 conference mark. The Ravens travel to Indiana Central next.
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Reds extend win streak with 6 5 victory over Phillies
Vada Pinson doubled in the go ahead run in the ninth as the Cincinnati Reds defeated the Philadelphia Phillies 6 to 5 for their sixth straight win. Callison and Sievers homered for Philadelphia. Robinson, Rojas, Pinson, Klaus and Demeter set the pace for Cincinnati.
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Palmer on Way to New Money Record in Golf
Arnold Palmer appears set to break the tour earnings record after winning the playoff at the Colonial National Invitational. His 1962 total reaches $59,308 with six wins in 14 events. Bill Casper Jr. ranks second at $32,208, followed by Gene Littler, Phil Rodgers and Bob Nichols in the top five.
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Pork Chop Dinner at Charleston Club Tonight
Gil Gentry Trio performs Wednesday Friday and Saturday at the Charleston Club located at 116 East 9th offering a pork chop dinner for one dollar.
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Nomination speech for County Treasurer on Democrat ticket
A political advertisement thanks voters and party volunteers including precinct committeemen vice committeemen and township chairs for nominating the speaker as the Democratic candidate for County Treasurer on November 6.
Musial Ties NL Career Hit Mark as Giants Top Cards
San Francisco's 7-2 victory over St. Louis featured Stan Musial's 3,430th hit to tie Honus Wagner for the NL career mark. Orlando Cepeda sparked a sixth inning rally and Jorge Cepeda added a three RBI homer in the seventh as Juan Marichal earned his seventh win.
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Colts Sign Goodman To Replace Gernert
Houston Colts sign Billy Goodman a former AL batting champion to a contract and set him to be available for the Tuesday night game against the Los Angeles Dodgers.
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South Side dominates Central Cindermen in track victory
South Side routed Central 91 to 18 on the South Side field. Six records were tied or broken across 13 events as South Side stayed undefeated. The team faces Madison Heights at 4 p.m. on the Madison Heights oval.
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Angels Top Orioles 3-1 Behind Wagner and Thomas
Leon Wagner and Lee Thomas homered to back Ken McBride as the Los Angeles Angels defeated the Baltimore Orioles 3-1. McBride earned his second win of the season in the Wednesday night contest.
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Fanfare As The Boys Go To Have The Crummy Manager
Local sports brief notes a struggling team preparing to face a titled manager in forthcoming game. No clear names or locations are provided, but the tone hints at disappointment and expectation surrounding changes in leadership.
Daily Baseball Scores And Pitching Matchups Summary
Yesterday and Tuesday scores across the National and American Leagues show Pittsburgh routing Milwaukee 6 0 and New York edging Philadelphia after 11 innings. Today prominent pitching cards include Gibson at O'Dell in San Francisco and O’Toole at Owens in Philadelphia.
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Speedy rookie Ruiz proves baserunning prowess
Speedy rookie Chico Ruiz of the Cincinnati Reds shows his speed at spring training. The 23-year-old led a different league in steals in each of the past three seasons, with 61 for Visalia in 1959, 55 for Columbia in 1960, and 44 for Indianapolis last season.
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Mantilla's clutch hit lifts Mets past Cubs in 13 innings
New York score 6-5 in 13 innings as Felix Mantilla lines a bases loaded single off Glen Hobbie in the 13th to beat Chicago. Cubs drop deeper into NL cellar after consecutive extra inning losses. Mets win follows walk and key hits earlier in the night.
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