Indians Pound Nuts 6-1 As Kralick Takes 4th Straight
Left handed pitcher Jack Kralick won his fourth consecutive decision to lift the Cleveland Indians to a 6-1 win over the Washington Senators. Kralick limited Senators to five hits while improving to 5-5. scoring came on singles by Azcue Held and Luplow and an error by Bennie Daniels. Davalillo had three hits and scored in the ninth on Whitfield sacrifice fly.
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Tigers Dominate Yankees With Eight Four Homer Binge
Detroit fans at 39 744 watched the Tigers flood New York with homers by Norm Cash Rocky Colavito Al Kaline and Bubba Phillips to win 8 4 and extend their streak to three victories over the world champion Yankees. Don Mossi earned his fourth win while Ralph Terry took the loss in front of a crippled New York club.
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Defender Lynch Signs Contract With Giants
Dick Lynch a hard hitting defensive halfback for the New York Giants signed his contract on Saturday. He will begin his sixth year as a pro and his fifth with the Giants. The Notre Dame star, 26, is regarded as one of the hardest tacklers in pro football with nine interceptions in 1961 and five last season.
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Griffith Reclaims World Welter Title at MSG
Emile Griffith defeated Luis Rodriguez in a 15 round title bout at Madison Square Garden to regain the world welterweight championship. The split decision made Griffith the first welterweight to hold the title three times.
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Duke Snider to Miss 2 or 3 Mets Games
New York AP reports Duke Snider will miss two to three Mets games with a bruised right wrist after being hit by a pitch from Ernie Broglio in Saturday's game with the St Louis Cardinals. x rays were negative and he was hospitalized briefly.
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Centennial Golfers Aim to Beat Masters Foursome Score
The Centennial Commission offers West Virginia golfers a prize if they can beat the low-ball foursome score of Sam Snead Ed Tutwiler Jr William G Campbell and Denny Shute. The masters quartet plays 18 holes July 7 at Berry Hills Country Club Charleston.
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Parkersburg To Host Coaching Clinic June 13 15
A three day coaching clinic for high school wrestling track basketball football and baseball is set for June 13 15 at Parkersburg High School. Speakers include West Virginia University coach George King Marshall University coach Ellis Johnson Syracuse football coach Floyd Schwartzwalder and Pittsburgh Steeler star Buzz Nutter. Co directors are Russ Parsons and Frank Feola.
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West Virginia Native Doc Edwards Traded to Kansas City
Howard Doc Edwards a Red Jacket West Virginia native was acquired by the Kansas City club from Cleveland on May 25. He hit .273 in 53 games for the Indians in 1962.
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Bosox Hit Orioles Behind 14-Hit Attack, Monbouquette Wins
Boston bats collect 14 hits as Bill Monbouquette fires a stingy eight and a third innings. Frank Malzone drives in three with three singles, Carl Yastrzemski adds two RBIs with a single and a double, Lu Clinton chips in three hits and one RBI. Jim Gentile belted a ninth inning homer for Baltimore.
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Colts Hang 2-1 Loss On Giants
Houston rookie Rusty Staub drove in the decisive run with a single in the eighth as the Colt .45s beat the Giants 2-1. Bob Bruce and Hal Woodeshick held San Francisco to five hits while Bruce fended off a late Giant rally in the ninth. The loss drops San Francisco into a tie for third, one game back of the Dodgers and Cardinals.
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Harrisville and Marsh Fork Reach State Baseball Final
Harrisville and Marsh Fork advanced to the state final after semifinal wins at Parkersburg. Harrisville beat Fairview 4 3 with Alan Haught holding four hits as John Retton was ejected after disputing a call. Marsh Fork defeated Keyser 10 4 behind Ken Scarbro’s complete game.
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Baseball Nightly Standings And Scores Across The League
Standings show Boston ahead of Baltimore 7 1 with night games as Cleveland 6 1 beat Washington 1 and Kansas City 7 6 over Chicago 6. Detroit 8 4 edged New York at night while Minnesota visits Los Angeles and New York hosts Detroit later. Numerous box scores include Marsh Fork and Harrisville results with WP and LP credits noted.
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Sullivan Single Wins For Kansas City A's Over White Sox
Haywood Sullivan delivered a pinch single with two outs in the 10th, scoring Gino Cimoli to give the Kansas City Athletics a 7-4 victory over Chicago. Chicago stayed a half game back of Baltimore after the Orioles lost to Boston. Essegian and Landis homered for Chicago. Cimoli and Charles produced key hits for KC as the A's blew two leads before the deciding 10th.
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Jaycees Tennis Tourney Opens Elimination Round
First round eliminations start Monday at 1 p m at Bluefield City Courts as Jaycees hold their tenth annual tennis tournament. Weather permitting 11 matches will be played with finals in four divisions slated for Tuesday. Thirty two entrants compete in a stepping stone to the state event at Parkersburg June 14 15 16.
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James Jacobson to Captain Dartmouth Ski Team
James Jacobson aged 21 from Swan Valley Idaho will captain the Dartmouth ski team next winter signaling continued leadership for the program.
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Rookie Bob Peery Breaks Through with Angels Purchase
28 year old outfielder Bob Peery, a rookie with the Los Angeles Angels, was hitting 393 for Tacoma when he was bought this spring.
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Estrada Placed On Disabled List By Orioles
Baltimore Orioles place pitcher Chuck Estrada on the disabled list with bone spurs and elbow calcium deposits. Ike DeLock is signed to replace him. Estrada will be examined after two weeks rest to decide next steps. He must be out at least a month with a 32 record and 4.60 ERA in 3118 innings.
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Fairmont West Coach Resigns for Fairmont College
William H. Kerr, longtime head football and wrestling coach at Fairmont West High School, resigns to join Fairmont State College as head wrestling coach and assistant football coach. Jim Felps will replace Kerr, who compiled 51 wins and 15 losses in eight seasons.
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