Giants End Slump With Cepeda Two Run Double In Seventh
In San Francisco, Cepeda drove in two with a seventh inning double to beat Milwaukee 6-4. Mays and McCovey delivered early runs, Hart homered, while Marichal pitched into the seventh before exiting as Milwaukee rallied briefly, then O'Dell closed the win.
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Orlando Cepeda
San Francisco
Milwaukee
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Cepeda
Jack Smith
Willie Mays
Willie McCovey
McCovey
Jim Hart
Hank Fischer
Ty Cline
Hank Aaron
Felipe Alou
Juan Marichal
Braves
Alou
Billy O'Dell
Eddie Mathews
Aaron
Marichal
Lee Maye
Joe Torre
Harvey Kuenn
Denis Menke
Mays
Frank Bolling
Jose Pagan
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Story Of The Week In Office Romance And Witty Observations
A maternity dress dilemma at a southern railway office prompts twenty nine colleagues to wear similar gowns to support a bashful coworker. The piece weaves humor with brief, sharp vignettes about love, reputation, fashion, and social scenes, ending with wit about ambition and consequences.
Bunning Shuts Down Mets In 8-2 Phillies Win
Philadelphia pitcher Jim Bunning allowed five hits as the Phillies defeated the Mets 8-2. Bobby Wine scored on an unguarded plate, and Ron Hunt hit two of New York’s five hits off Bunning, including a home run.
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Bobby Wine
New York
Jim Bunning
Philadelphia Phillies
Mets
Bunning
Ron Hunt
Yankees
Tony Kubek
Bobby Richardson
Tom Tresh
Wilhelm
Kubek
Don Buford
Downing
Tom Mce- Craw
Ron Hansen
Floyd
Nwa
Jim Hickman
Wine
Cookie Rojas
Ed Kranepool
Jesse Gonder
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Frank Lary
Rojas
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Clay Dalrymple
Johnny Callison
Tony Gonzalez
John Herrnstein
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T. Taylor
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Mantle Bats 11th Homer As Yankees Top White Sox 6 3
Mickey Mantle hits his 11th homer driving in two as the Yankees beat the Chicago White Sox 6 3 in New York. Mantle goes 2 4 with a fourth inning homer and a seventh inning single, while Bill Stafford gets the win and Hoyt Wilhelm absorbs the loss in relief for Chicago.
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Pete Mikkelsen
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Pirates Outlast Chicago In 10-7 Victory
Smoky Burgess hit a three run homer and Bob Bailey added two doubles and a triple to power the Pittsburgh Pirates past the Chicago Cubs 10-7. Burgess struck in the five run fifth that knocked Lew Burdette from the game as Cubs acquired him from St Louis. Leo Burke launched a three run homer in the sixth narrowing Pittsburgh’s lead to 7-6 before Vern Law earned his fourth win in nine decisions.
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Smoky Burgess
Bob Bailey
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago Cubs
Burgess
Lew Burdette
Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
Leo Burke
Pittsburgh
Vern Law
Red Sox edge Orioles as Wilson wins fifth straight
Earl Wilson pitched a five hitter for Boston in a 6-2 victory over Baltimore, earning his sixth win while contributing a two run double. Felix Mantilla drove in four, with two doubles, as Boston battered rookie Wally Bunker and built a lead with early offense and solid defense. Bowens homered for Baltimore, but Wilson and Mantilla sparked the Red Sox attack and kept Baltimore scoreless until late innings.
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Earl Wilson
Sen
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Wally Bunker
Baltimore
Felix Mantilla
Wilson
Sam Bowens
Dick Brown
Orioles
Jerry Adair
Red Sox
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Mantilla
Dalton Jones
Jones
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Dodgers Rally To Sweep Cardinals 3-2
Dodgers pitcher Wes Parker hit two doubles and scored the winning run on a Tommy Davis two-base hit as Los Angeles edged St. Louis 3-2 to complete a three game sweep. The Cardinals led the NL in hitting entering the game.
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Tommy Davis
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Geles Dodgers
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Cardinals
Tim McCarver
Bill White
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Parker
Dodger
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Doug Camilli
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Pena Wyatt Hurl A's Past Tribe 5 4
Pena and Wyatt combine for five hits as the A's defeat the Indians 5 4 to give Mel McGaha his first win as manager. Romano homered in the seventh and Pena worked into the eighth for the win with Wyatt finishing. Bill Bryan homered for Oakland and Nelson Mathews drove in the go ahead run on a sacrifice fly in the seventh.
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Kansas City
Orlando Pena
John Wyatt
Cleveland Indians
Athletics
Mel McGaha
John Romano
Pena
Dick Howser
Romano
Watt
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Tito Francona
Bill Bryan
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Nelson Mathews
Wayne Causey
Ed Charles
Rocky Colavito
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Orioles Open Practice Session Called Successful by Scout
The Bluefield Orioles opened workouts with a morning and afternoon session labeled highly successful by scout Ray Scarborough. Instructors included Jim Frey Vern Hoschell and George Bamberger guiding defense base running batting and pitching drills for about 16 participants.
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Ray Scarbrough
Jim Frey
Scarbrough
Midwest
Vern Hoshell
George Bamberger
Baltimore
Frey
Bamberger
Tazewell Licenses Go on Sale Monday
New Virginia hunting and fishing licenses go on sale in Tazewell County, Va., Monday. They take effect July 1 and may be bought at the county clerk’s office in Tazewell or at Apex Shoe Shop in Bluefield. Prices mirror the current year, including the $3.50 resident license.
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Baseball Scores and Sunday Doubleheaders Across Cities
Yesterday results list Philadelphia 8 New York 2, Pittsburgh 10 Chicago 7, Los Angeles 3, St Louis 2 San Francisco 6, Milwaukee 4, Cincinnati 6 Houston 1. Sundays games feature doubleheaders and matchups including Cincinnati at San Francisco, Milwaukee at Los Angeles, and New York at Chicago with noted pitchers and records.
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Chicago
Washington
Minnesota
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Cleveland
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Pizarro
Peters
Daley
Sheldon
Latman
McBride
Lolich
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Arrigo
Kaat
Narum
Baltimore McNally
Estrada
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Pittsburgh
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Milwaukee
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Houston
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O’toole
Herbel
Sadowski
Schneider
Wilthite
Ortega
Reed
Cisco
Jackson
Gea
Mahaffey
Gibson
Sadecki
Farrell
Blass
Gibbon
Ellsworth
Slaughter
Sebee Gees
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