Giants Regain First Place in NL After 7-2 Win
The San Francisco Giants beat the St. Louis Cardinals 7-2 behind 11 hits and pitcher Johnny Antonelli to reclaim first place in the National League. The left-hander had previously lost two of his past three decisions to the Cards but snapped their four-game streak and earned a much needed win.
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Stan Williams Blanks Cubs On Two Hits
Stan Williams, 21, right hander, blanked the Chicago Cubs 1 to 0 in his first major league start for the Los Angeles Dodgers. He allowed two hits over a 48 degree January in June day, walked two, struck out three, and hit one batter. Williams retired 16 Cubs in a row from the third to the eighth inning. Ray Jablonski had two hits and drove in three runs for the Dodgers.
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Politically Minded Bums Await L A Park Vote
In Los Angeles the fate of Chavez Ravine land and a proposed new baseball park stirs local interest alongside the Dodgers. Polls show varied sentiment across city sections as Tuesday's primary election looms. Citizens weigh whether 300 acres should be used for the park, a decision that could shift local politics and sports fortunes.
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Friend Hurls 5-1 Win Over Braves
The Pittsburgh Pirates defeated the Milwaukee Braves 3-1 in a rain delayed seven inning contest. Bob Friend allowed five hits and earned his eighth victory against three losses as heavy showers halted play twice. The game ended after the seventh inning due to rain with the Pirates preserving the lead.
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Jones Beats Cardinals As Pirates Rally In St Louis
In a tight six inning start, Jones allowed five walks and struck out seven before FA Cleary’s late control woes. Pittsburgh surged with Daryl Spencer’s sixth inning triple driving in runs as San Francisco beat St. Louis 9 to 7. Groat and Mays contributed two hits each for the Cardinals, but the Pirates pulled ahead with timely hitting and defensive plays.
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Sanders Wins Western Open in Detroit AP Report
Doug Sanders captured the Western Open title in Detroit as the campaign over Chavez Ravine and Dodgers move intensified in city politics. The plan would swap Wrigley Field and a 10 acre site. opponents led by John Holland pressed a referendum while Dodgers backers rallied in a five hour telethon to urge a Yes vote on proposition B. The Dodgers return from an East Coast swing and prepare to host Cincinnati, awaiting the ballot outcome.
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Pattern transfer directions for home needlecraft gift
Advertisement offers a color 16 by 29 inch picture pattern 737 for home display or gifts. It instructs sending thirty five cents plus 5 cents per pattern for mailing to The Charleston Gazette Needlecraft Dept P Box 161 Old Chelsea Station New York NY. Provide PATTERN NUMBER NAME ADDRESS ZONE clearly.
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Cubs Beat Dodgers 1-0 on Drott’s Slow Start
Chicago opened scoring on Dick Drott’s two out single in the first. Furillo led off the Dodgers’ third with a double but the only run came in the fourth when Don Zimmer’s single plated Carl Furillo, who started in center due to turf slip and Snider’s knee.
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A's Beat Tribe as Cleveland Streak Ends in KC Stand
In Kansas City the Athletics defeated Cleveland to halt the Indians’ winning streak at three on the home stand. The A’s built an early five run lead, then held on as Ray Herbert and relievers shut down Cleveland’s offense. Major names from both clubs appear in the box, including Sanders and DeMaestri, with details of bats and positions threaded through the tabulated game notes.
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Akins Martinez Welter Title Fight Set in St Louis Arena
Reports indicate Virgil Akins and Vince Martinez preparing for a world welterweight title bout at St Louis Arena after their eliminator performances. Promoters expect a substantial gate, with NBC and ABC-TV coverage and a likely purse around $30,000 each plus guarantees. The card features regional welter and lighter bouts linked to ongoing TV boxing weeks across the country.
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Card Signs Top Schoolboy Star Lindsey with Cardinals
Elmer Bee Lindsey of Forrest City Ark, a top schoolboy star recruited by all 16 majors, signed a St. Louis Cardinals contract Saturday night. The deal includes an estimated 90 600 bonus. The Cardinals plan to use Lindsey in the outfield.
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