Sturdivant Out-Knuckleballed Purkey To Win 3-1
Pirates ride 35 knucklers from Tom Sturdivant to a 3-1 win over the Reds. Bob Purkey throws a sharp knuckleball but suffers 10th defeat. Gordie Coleman, Dick Croat, and Darrell Johnson are among key Reds mishaps. Reds leave town for two days rest before Saturday in Philadelphia.
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Television Listings Note From The Messenger
The Messenger notes it is not responsible for errors in program listings when stations fail to provide corrected schedules. The page shows a Thursday evening lineup with entries such as Platt Scruggs Weather Ghent Stories NBC News Sea Hunt Masterson Jack Paar and other shows with color indicators and times.
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Law’ & Jones
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Justiv. Hall
Miss Brooks
Robin Coan Ansty
Channel listings and local school officials change
Radio TV schedule lines show multiple channel airings including Marx Brothers and All My Sons plus a note that James E. Rodgers has joined Ohio University as assistant director of student teaching. A fire in New Lexington caused several thousand dollars in damage to the home of Mr and Mrs Clarence Alligen, controlled by the fire department.
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Corning Schools
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Baseball results and schedule across the National League
National League scores include Pittsburgh 3 Cincinnati 1 and Philadelphia 4 St. Louis 3 with San Francisco 2 Milwaukee 1. Thursday games list San Francisco at Chicago and Los Angeles at Milwaukee. Friday’s slate features Pittsburgh at St. Louis and multiple nonleague matchups including Cleveland 9 Washington 0 and New York 4 Minnesota 0.
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Mantle's 47th Helps Pace Yankees Over Twins 4-0
The New York Yankees defeated Minnesota 4-0 behind four hit pitching by Bull Stafford. Elston Howard and Mickey Mantle homered, Mantle's 47th as he nears Babe Ruth's 1927 pace. Jim Gentile boosted Baltimore with his 43rd homer in a 11-4 win over Los Angeles.
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Earl Robinson
Ron Hansen
Jerry Adair
Jack Fisher
Ron Moeller
Ted Kluszewski
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Indians
Gary Bell
John Gabler
Dodgers Clip Cubs in Baseball Action
Dodgers beat the Cubs 5-2 as Larry Sherry fanned seven in relief and Johnny Podres earned the win. Giants regain third by beating the Braves 2-1 while Pittsburgh tops Cincinnati 3-1 behind Tom Sturdivant who won his fourth in five decisions. Philadelphia defeats St. Louis 4-3 after Don Demeter drives in the tying run.
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Norm Sherry
Larry Sherry
Cubs
Link Lopez With Orioles In Managerial Talks
Detroit Detroit Al Lopez the White Sox manager who led them to the 1959 pennant is reportedly under consideration to replace Paul Richards as manager of the Baltimore Orioles. Richards has accepted the general manager position at Houston. A reliable source said Lopez was contacted directly by Richards about the Baltimore post.
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Baltimore Post
Honest Time wins Ohio State Fair pace with $5,602 share
Honest Time, a Coshocton pacer, secured $5,602 from the $24,900 Director of Agriculture Pace for three year olds at the Ohio State Fair. After a boxed start, Honest Time finished third in heat two behind High Test and Adore Abbe, then edged High Test by a last stride for the finale in 2 02 4 5. Little Hostess won heat one and placed third in the final.
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Eddie Cobb
Little Hostess
Vees Edge Columbus 5-4 In Tight IL Skinny
In the International League race with under two weeks left, Richmond defeated Columbus 5-4 to stall the Jets pennant drive. Buffalo won 3-2 over Syracuse, Jersey City beat Charleston 5-4, reducing Columbus lead to 6 1/2 games as 12 remain.
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Jake Turns To Records In Baseball Star Turned Entertainer
George Strode reports on Lamar Jacobs a standout from Ohio University who during spring training with the Minnesota Twins wrote a gimmick song Hey Little Thaely wueny. Producer Chet Atkins offered a deal Jacobs accepted while continuing as a top Class AAA hitter with .292 at Syracuse and .305 with Indianapolis leading the Indians. Don Finsterwald laments golf form while Dow Dew despite $205 228 career earnings notes arm trouble after the National Open and heads to the Cleveland Clinic for examination.
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Jofre Named Top Fighter of the Month
Jofre, world bantamweight champion, named Fighter to the Month by Ring Magazine in August. He retained his title by knocking out Ramon Arias in Caracas. At Athens High School stadium, Jerry Beach of Junction City, 18, suffered heat exhaustion and was treated at Sheltering Arms Hospital before being released. Har old Johnson earned runnerup honors after defeating Eddie Cotton in Seattle.
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Jerry Beach
Junction City
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Sheltering Arms Hospital
Ring Magazine
Jofre
Ramon Arias
Caracas
Harold Johnson
Eddie Cotton
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