Cardinals move into league lead with Bob Bruce no-hitter
Bob Bruce pitched the first league no hitter this season as the Colts shut out the Reds 2-0 to move St Louis into sole NL lead. Pinson provided Cincinnati’s only early hit, while Fred Hutchinson noted a cold streak with no RBIs from infielders. Cardinals rallied late for victory over Dodgers as White and Altman drove in runs in the ninth.
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Mike Rathetf
Associated Press
Cincinnati
Mgr
Fred Hutchinson
Reds
Houston
Bob Bruce
Hutch
Vada Pin Ison
Gene Freese
Eddie Kaska
Don Blasingame
Pete Rose
Hutchinson
Vada Pinson
Pinson
Colts
Bruce
St. Louis
Bill White
George Altman
Los Angeles Dodgers
Lew Burdette
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
New York Mets
Philadelphia
Chicago Cubs
Dodgers
Phil Gagliano
Curt Flood
White
Altman
Ron Perranoski
Ed Bauta
Chicago Backs In Daddy Wags Five Hits Pace Angels
Bill Rigney’s Los Angeles club praised Leon Wagner as a free swinger after a five hit night that showcased why the Angels back him. The Associated Press recounts the manager’s quip about “Where Daddy Wags goes, Rigney goes” and notes Wagner’s strong showing on Friday.
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Chicago
Daddy Wags
Pace Angels
Bob Green
Associated Press
Bill Rigney
Leon Wagner
Angels
Rigney
Los Angeles
Wagner's Five Hit Game Lifts Angels Past Orioles in 13 Innings
Wagner collected five hits including two home runs and a double, driving in three runs and scoring the decisive run in the 13th as Baltimore fell 4-3. Thomas produced a clutch triple earlier, but a wild sequence at third base helped decide the tight game. The performance pushed Wagner’s average to .333 and spotlighted Kansas City’s surge as idle Chicago backed the burst. Multiple league results noted with Pacific Coast, Texas, and other standings, including A's 12-10 win in 13 innings and a nightcap 6-0 loss to Tony Cheney.
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Wagner
Tee Thomas
Baltimore
Gels
Bob Laverine
Thomas
Orioles
Ameri
Chicago
Kansas City
Washington
A's
Tony Cheney
Minnesota
Detroit
Angels
Robin Roberts
Touat
York
Boston
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Almesota
Twinight
Sominex Sleep Aid Ad Appeals to Quiet Rest
An advertising copy promotes Sominex as a safe effective sleep aid for nervous tension and daily stress. It claims hospital tests and private patients prove its effectiveness, notes no barbiturates and non habit forming, and lists Scarborough's in Scarborough as a local distributor.
U S Thin Clads Expected To Add To Medal Haul At Pan Ams
At the Pan American Games in Sao Paulo Brazil the patchwork U S track team opens with finals in the 5 000 meters high jump and shot put plus trials in the 100 and 400. Argentina champion Oswaldo Suarez looms as a threat while Ralph Boston moves from broad jump to high jump. Others fill in with replacements for injured or absent teammates as Cuba and the West Indies field strong sprinters. U S swimming also strong with Roy Saari leading in 400 free and 400 medley relay efforts both setting games records.
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Argentina
Oswaldo Suarez
Ralph Boston
U.S
Joe Faust
Ollan Cassell
Ft. Sam Houston
Tex
Jerry Ashworth
Haverhill
Mass
Dave Davis
Canoga Park
Calif
Rick Babka
Manhattan
Wright Leads By One Shot In Augusta Round Three
Mickey Wright holds a one stroke lead going into the third round at Augusta Country Club as she eyes the women’s title record. defending champion Marilynn Smith remains a strong challenger seeking her third straight major, with Smith at 147 after two rounds. JoAnn Prentice dropped to a three way tie for third at 148 alongside Carol Mann and Clifford Ann Creed after a 77.
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Augusta
Mickey Wright
Marilynn Smith
Augusta Country Club
Marilynn
Miss Wright
Dallas
Patty Berg
Miss Smith
Jupiter
Fla
JoAnn Prentice
Columbia
S.C
Carol Mann
Atlata
Clifford Ann Creed
Alexandria, Valal
Patton Faces Bob Allen In North and South Final
In Pinehurst North Carolina Arnold Palmer’s fame is contrasted with Billy Joe Patton as he seeks a third North and South amateur title in 10 years. Patton leads his Billy Joe’s Brigade while Bob Allen, a top New England golfer from Connecticut, challenges him in a 34 hole final. Allen, 38, tall, and a father of three, works for a crate maker.
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Pinehurst
N.C
Arnie
Arnold Palmer
Billy Joe
Billy Joe Patton
North Carolina
Patton
Morganton
Bob Allen
Allen
West Hartford
Conn
New England
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Jerry DuMas
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Rose
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Frank Howard
Damstolen
Phillies
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Hobbie
Maury Wills
Nate Bruce
Oliver
Roseboro
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Aing
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Hart
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al McBean
Colt
Mets
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Tom Sisk
Deal
Art Mahaffey
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