Short Figures Waiver Deal Could Boost Sox Relief Core
Chicago White Sox acquire Jim Brosnan from the Reds boosting a bullpen that already features Hoyt Wilhelm. Brosnan has a 1.13 ERA and six saves with a 2-2 record, helping aim for a pennant as management notes the waiver deal may be pivotal to the club’s relief corps and overall season plans.
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Hoyt Wilhelm
Baltimore
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Dom Zanni
Cincinnati
Short
Cardinals Beat Mets 8-1 as Broglio Shuts Them Down
Ernie Broglio pitched five innings of five hit ball to lift the St. Louis Cardinals over the New York Mets 5-1. The Cardinals piled up 15 hits led by Bill White and Curt Flood with two doubles each and a White homer. The win keeps St. Louis in a tie for the NL lead with San Francisco as Los Angeles plays tonight.
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Bluefield Orioles open training with intrasquad game
The Bluefield Orioles won 4 to 3 in an intrasquad scrimmage as Ed Barnowski threw four no hit innings and Billy Hunter praised the pitching and bats. George Shuford and Stan Walters homered for the two sides while John Burrows and Bill Hartsfield chipped in for the losers. Hawaiian rookies John and Robert Matias joined the roster along with Ken Kotick and Ray Woitkowski as the squad expands to 29 pro prospects.
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Chattanooga
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Ken Kotick
Montebello
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Ray Woitkowski
Pittsfield
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University of Maryland
Orioles
Mark Belanger
Belanger
Hunter
United States and Australia Lead Federation Cup Openers
The United States teamed with Australia to win 30 matches and advance to the second round of the Federation Cup. Darlene Hard of Long Beach led the Americans who defeated Italy, while Margaret Smith, the world’s No.1, guided Australia to a win over Belgium.
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Long Beach
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Belgium
Flat Top National Extends Flexible Five Year Loans
Loans available for up to five years based on amount needed. Tailor repayments to fit your budget. Visit Flat Top National to discuss options and get personalized service.
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Phillies Belt Reds 4-2 Behind Sievers Demeter Homers
Roy Sievers belted a three run homer and Don Demeter added a solo shot as the Phillies beat the Reds 4 2 in Cincinnati. Sievers two homers came off John Tsitouris in the sixth and Demeter followed with his own homer. Pete Rose triple and Vada Pinson sacrifice fly produced Cincinnati run with Edwards and Spencer scoring later before Baldschun closed out the win.
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Clay Favored Over Cooper In Wembley Showdown
Cassius Clay, 18-0 with 14 KOs, opened as a 4-1 favorite to defeat Henry Cooper in a 10 round outdoor bout at Wembley Stadium. Cooper, ranked fourth by the WBA, vows to slow Clay's speed as 55,000 spectators may attend, with a record gate possible.
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Bobby Richardson's Father Dies After Illness
SUMPTER S C AP Robert Richardson 67 father of New York Yankee second baseman Bobby Richardson died at his home Monday after a years long illness and a stroke suffered last month.
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Lefty McCormick Leads Orioles Past Red Sox in rout
Mike McCormick pitched his first AL complete game and homered to spark Baltimore's 7-2 win at Boston. The Orioles, reshuffled by manager Billy Hitchcock, scored six runs in the fifth inning as Joe Gaines cleared the bases with a three run shot. Notable dippings included Jim Gentile and Russ Snyder benched and Gaines moved to the lineup. Boston’s Tillman and Williams homered off McCormick.
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Baseball standings and late games on the night schedule
Standings show Baltimore 2, Cleveland 1. Washington 6 0 with a busy night slate. Drabowsky and McBride start in Los Angeles while Horlen and Perry face Minnesota. McNally vs Latman in Cleveland and Osteen against Ford highlight key matchups. Detroit at Boston, Houston at Chicago, Culp at Purkey, Gibbon at Spahn, Willey at Burdette, Miller at Sanford headline the night schedule.
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Tribe Shades Nats 1-0 As Kralick Defeats Duckworth
Cleveland Indians stretch winning streak to five with a 1-0 win over the Washington Senators. The lone run scored in the eighth on a two-base throwing error and a balk by Jim Duckworth as Jack Kralick and Duckworth dueled with only three hits allowed before the decisive play.
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Stargell Leads Pirates Past Braves 9-3 in Milwaukee
Willie Stargell slugged two homers and six RBIs as the Pittsburgh Pirates beat the Milwaukee Braves 9-3. Bob Bailey and Bill Mazeroski also homered in a 12-hit Pirates attack behind starter Don Cardwell. Hank Aaron hit his 19th for Milwaukee, which twice tied the game before Pittsburgh pulled away in the seventh.
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Palmer checks in for Open with lucky locker No 13
Arnie Palmer arrives at Brookline for the 63rd National Open at the Country Club. He draws locker No 13, cites superstition, and says the Thunderbird win boosted his morale as he eyes a big Open victory. He recalls past Masters wins and a 1960 Open title.
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Cards option Washburn to minors amid shoulder woes
The St. Louis Cardinals optioned pitcher Ray Washburn to Tulsa of the Texas League. Washburn, who started the season 5-0 with two shutouts, has a lingering shoulder ailment and left last Friday’s game after facing one batter against Pittsburgh. He has lost his last three decisions.
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Barlick to Return as National League Umpire
CINCINNATI AP veteran umpire Al Barlick will resume his NL duties after a brief quit scare. Barlick telephoned NL secretary Fred Fleig to quit but changed course, with league president Warren Giles saying the misunderstanding is cleared. Barlick will rejoin his crew in Chicago Friday after a few days at home. A longtime NL umpire since 1940, he has eyes on supervisor-style support and has worked six World Series and five All-Star games.
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