Hal Brown Shuts Out Phils In 3-0 Houston Victory
Hal Brown pitched a masterful game and earned the win as the Houston Colt .45s blanked the Philadelphia Phillies 3-0. Brown, nicknamed Skinny, held Philadelphia to minimal baserunners, with Ray Culp and Rusty Staub sparking Houston's offense in a late third inning rally.
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Hal Brown
Phils
Fred Hartman
Houston
Philadelphia Phillies
Colt
John Bateman
Roy Sievers
Tony Gonzalez
Phil
Hal Hector
Stingy Brown
Skinny
Pete Runnels
Pride of
Austin
Ray ‘Culp
Philadelphia
Hurlec
Brown
al Spangler
Chase Brown
Staub
Rusty Staub
Warwick
Wynn
Spangler
John Boozer
Carl Warwick
Colts
Ryne Duren
Hoak-Dalrymple
Phil- Dim Wynn
Bears Edge All Stars In 13 12 Scrimmage
RENSSELAER Ind AP The college All Stars lost to the Chicago Bears 13 12 in a Thursday scrimmage at St Josephs College field. No punts or kickoffs. 72 offensive plays per side. Notable performers included QBs Terry Baker Ron VanderKelen Sonny Gibbs Glynn Griffing and receivers Ferguson Richter Deneks. Strong defenders named include Glueck Dunaway Buchanan Caffey Bell Brumm.
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Rensselaer
Ind
College All-Stars
Chicago Bears
Green Bay Packers
St. Joseph’s College
Bears
Otto Graham
Packers
Collegians
Terry Baker
Oregon State
Ron VanderKelen
Wisconsin
Sonny Gibbs
Texas Christian
Glynn Griffing
Mississippi
Larry Ferguson
Iowa
Pat Richter
Bobjdeneks
Miami
Ohio
Mantle Hurt as Angels Top Yankees in Five-Hitter
The New York Yankees lost 6 2 as Frank McBride threw a five hitter. Mantle is nursing a loose knee and may miss time, with team officials unsure of length. The Angels beat the Yankees 6-2 while other AL games saw St Louis, Chicago, and Houston posting wins. Mantle’s status remains definite yet unclear as doctors evaluate the knee.
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Sidney Gaynor
White Sox
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Don Wert
John Powell
John Orsing
Robin Roberts
Angels
Ken McBride
Orioles
Ators
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Washington
IL Times
Kansas City
Chicago
Ietics
Bostroit
Bill Monbouquette
Rakow
Bill Fischer
John Wyl
Major League Baseball Standings and Scores
American League results recap with Cleveland Minnesota Kansas City Chicago Baltimore Washington notes. National League results include Cincinnati Chicago St Louis Milwaukee New York Philadelphia with detailed game scores and upcoming matchups. Minor leagues highlight Spokane Portland Salt Lake Seattle and Dallas-Fort Worth results.
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Howell
Stan Musial’s 22 years in baseball recall another era
By Bob Green, AP. The piece recalls Stan Musial’s long major league career dating back 22 years to his 20s, contrasting his start with a host of stars and milestones from late 1940s baseball. It lists future legends who were then unknown and notes how much the game has changed since Musial broke in.
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Bob Green
NEW York
Stan Musial
Mississippi River
St. Louis
Frankie Albert
Bob Cousy
Rocket Richard
National Hockey League
Stan
Cardinals
Danny Murtaugh
Philadelphia
Freddie Hutchinson
Buffalo
Johnny Pesky
Louisville
Billy Hitchcock
Kansas City
Ralph Houk
Binghamton
Bany
Ralph Kiner
Brockton
Mags
Rocco Marchegiano
Doc Blanchard
Glen Davis
Doak Walker
Charlie Trippi
Johnny Lujack
Terry Moore
Enos Slaughter
Lea Durocher
Dodgers
Mel Ott
Polo Grounds
Paul
Lloyd Waner
Casey Stengel
Boston Braves
Hank Bauer
al Dark
George Kell
Andy Palko
del Rice
Bill Rigney
Jackie Robinson
Eddie Mike Garcia
Ed Lopat
Vic Raschi
Allie Reynolds
Johnny Sain
Joe Pepitone
Warren Spahn
Cicada Leads as Favorite in Delaware Park Stakes
Cicada, owned by Meadow Stable, headlines a field of 11 in the $165,000 Delaware Handicap for older fillies and mares at Delaware Park and Monmouth Park on Saturday. The two year old past performer seeks another big payday after a close loss to Seven Thirty in 1962.
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Monmouth Park
Cicada
Meadow Stable
Wheatley
Ble
Castle Forbes
Nanuet Stable
Cook
Missouri
Miss Twist
Hofbreau
Deby
Sheepshead Bay
Kerr Stable
Delaware
Robert Andraws
Kan
Six Likely To Stay- Rookies Lead Pace In Oiler Training
Six rookies look set to win spots with the Houston Oilers after training camp in Colorado Springs. Veterans and several two-year players compete for slots as coaches Pinion and Jace oversee drills. Brabham, Tobin, Hopkins, and Baker headline a strengthened group aiming to secure roster spots.
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Fallout Not Blamed For Abnormalities In Alberta Babies
Edmonton Alberta Dr J Le Vann claims radiation fallout caused more abnormalities in Alberta children born in 1951 The government health minister says the findings require corroboration by other studies before acceptance Dr Le Vann notes abnormalities in 1965 births were about twice the 1959 level due to radioactive rainfall exposure
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Canadian Medical Association
Paris Tex Group Forms State Bank Application
Paris residents Jess Alvord Harold Hytie Robert Nort William Vaughan and John Williams filed an application in Austin to form a state bank. The group aims to establish financial operations in Paris with an official charter request.
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Jess Alvord
Thomas Hants
Harold Hytie
Robert Nort
William Vaughan
John Williams
Philadelphia and Houston Log Mixed Baseball Notation
The fragment lists team abbreviations and player names in a chaotic box score line. It mentions Philadelphia and Houston with scores 24-8 and 27-13 respectively, and players like Dalrymple Amaro Nevers Sozer Taylor Sievers 28-Gonzalez Spangler 38-Spangler Wynn Juren Brown W 45 Pelekoudas Walsh Burkhart C tan T1343 and Culp te 10-8 dozer.
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Demeter
Waewick
Wynn Cf
Hoak
Goss of
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