Whitey Ford Shuts Out Angels in Yankee Stadium
New York Yankees beat the Los Angeles Angels 3 to 1 as Whitey Ford returned from shoulder trouble to throw four innings of solid work and preserve the club’s unbeaten record against the Angels at home. Tom Tresh drove in the decisive run while Ford recovered from a dangerous miscue in the seventh.
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Standings and results from Saturday and Friday night games
Scores and matchups across multiple leagues with teams such as Milwaukee, Los Angeles, Philadelphia, San Francisco, Pittsburgh, St Louis, Cincinnati, Houston, New York and Baltimore. Notable performances include Ellsworth and Bolin leading scorers and Koufax pitching for Los Angeles. Magnetic discrepancies in OCR render some names unclear.
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Three Bouts On Tap At Auditorium
Bluefield fans will see three top wrestling matches at the auditorium tonight. The main event features The West Virginia Strong Boy Mountaineer and Doug Adkins with two masked opponents known as The Cats. A two man headliner pits The Mysterious Medic against Big Don Bess, with an opening one fall bout at 8 15 p m DST to start the show.
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Lightweight Champ Ortiz to defend title in world tour
Lightweight champion Carlos Ortiz plans a title defense tour in Manila Tokyo London and Puerto Rico. He will fight in Manila in September at Araneta Stadium against Flash Elorde or another promoter selected opponent then in Tokyo in October and London against England's Dave Charnley with a final San Juan Puerto Rico bout in November to open a new stadium. Ortiz, 25, from Puerto Rico, won the title by defeating Joe Brown in Las Vegas last April 21.
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Aguirre Throws Shutout As Tigers Top Orioles 14-0
Hank Aguirre pitched a two hit shutout allowing no runners past second as Detroit beat Baltimore 14 to 0. The Tigers took a early lead on Bill Bruton Norm Cash and Rocky Colavito produced the runs while Chuck Estrada struggled for Baltimore. Gentile singled in the seventh but Aguirre finished strong for Detroit.
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Harney Cupit Lead Western Open At 139
Paul Harney and Jacky Cupit shared the 36 hole lead at 139 as the Western Open field eyed the $50,000 event. Fred Hawkins fell one stroke behind at 140 while Gary Player and Jack Nicklaus trailed in the top group with 141 and 143 respectively. Arnold Palmer struggled to 147 amid a dramatic final holes sequence and a spectator medical emergency nearby.
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White Sox edge Indians 3-2 on early burst
Chicago built a five hit first inning and held on as Ray Herbert earned his seventh win. Jim Perry allowed three early runs and the White Sox held off a late rally from Cleveland in front of 33,843 fans. The win cut the AL lead to half a game over the Yankees.
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East Clips West 13 8 In All America Game
Roman Gabriel of NC State and Bob Ferguson of Ohio State starred for the East as they defeated the West 13 to 8 in the All-America game in Buffalo before 22 759 fans.
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Fowlkes Wins Jaycee Sportsmanship Title
Leslie Fowlkes III won the Junior Chamber of Commerce Golf Tournament sportsmanship trophy at Moundsville Country Club finishing Tuesday. He shot 76 to earn a berth in the statewide tourney. Jody Meade, runnerup at the local event, shot 78 to participate.
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Long of Bluefield Nets Hole in One at Elks Club
John W. Long of Bluefield aces the 165 yard No 3 hole at Princeton Elks Country Club on Friday evening using a No 7 iron. He played with his wife while spectators included Fred McKenzie Rod Thorn and Mrs. Dave Platnick and her son Dave.
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17 Year Old Surprise Lifts U S Wimbledon Effort
Vicky Palmer a 17 year old from Phoenix upset Robyn Ebbern of Australia to reach the women's singles round of 16 at Wimbledon. American men’s doubles teams Jon Douglas with Don Dell and Chuck McKinley with Dennis Ralston scored notable wins, bolstering U S hopes as Froehling remained as the lone male survivor.
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Clinton Drives Red Sox Past A s With Grand Slam
Boston reserve Lou Clinton delivered a grand slam and a two run homer to power a 9-3 win over Kansas City as Bill Monbouquette earned the mound win. In St Louis Charley James hit a two run homer to back Curt Simmons in a 5-0 victory over Pittsburgh. Clinton once starred for Bluefield WVa Blue Grays in 1955.
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Cubs Beat Milwaukee 4-0 In Shortened Game
Pitcher Buhl and Elston blanked Milwaukee as Chicago prevailed 4-0. The game featured team notes including RBIs, outs, and substitutions with Altman Mathews and Banks credited in the field.
Clark Wins University Club Golf Tourney With 71
Andy Clark captured the annual University Club golf and field day at Bluefield Country Club with a 71 after Friday afternoon play. Sixty seven golfers set a participation record as Clark received a silver tray donated by the club.
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Senators Edge Twins In 19th In 6 3 Comeback
Washington defeated Minnesota 6 3 after Chuck Hinton belted a 19th inning home run to cap a late rally. Dave Stenhouse earned his sixth win as the Senators extended their extra inning success.
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Springfield Wins First National City Team Tennis Tournament
Springfield Ohio swept four of six matches to win the team tennis title in Charleston. Peachy Kellmeyer was named MVP after remaining undefeated and defeating Marmee Fry 6 4 6 2. Middletown took second with 25 points, Dayton Beach Fra fourth, Kalamazoo and Wilmington 18 each.
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Why Appalachian League Games Missed In The Daily Telegraph
The Daily Telegraph explains late Appalachian League games in Tennessee and Kentucky are beyond press deadlines. With midnight deadlines and 11:50 p.m. curfew, late finishes plus travel and typing time push reports past press. The absence of the Appalachian League wire worsens timeliness.
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