Mighty Mite Attanasio Shines for Charleston Indians
A lively sporty column profiles Tony Attanasio, a 5-6, 160-pound standout for the Charleston Indians, praising his hustle, second-base stability, and hitting. Manager John Lipon calls the Stamford, Connecticut native a key asset, likening him to Phil Rizutto in drive if not size.
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Indians Sweep Trips to Hour Sixth Straight Win at Watt Powell Park
The Indians beat the Binghamton Trips 5-1 behind Bob Miller, extending Johnny Lipon’s club to a sixth straight victory. Miller stranded 13 as the Trips scuffled with nine hits. The Indians jumped to four runs in the first and never looked back, while O'Donoghue struggled early for the Trips. The Giants, led by Buddy Kerr, host Springfield in a twin bill with Pete Olsen and Tommy John slated for the opener.
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Wednesday's Baseball Scores From The American League
AP reports Wednesday results and Thursday schedule in the American League. Charleston defeated Binghamton 5 to 1 while Elmira beat Reading 8 to 5. Other scheduled matches listed include Baltimore at New York, Kratch at Detroit, Washington at Boston, Kansas City at Minnesota, with pitchers noted in parentheses.
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O Toole wins 11th with three-hitter for Reds
Cincinnati left-hander Jim O'Toole pitched a three-hitter and earned his 11th victory as the Reds defeated Detroit 3-0. Milwaukee's Lew Burdette blanked the Mets 9-0 with Hank Aaron driving in five runs. St Louis saw Philadelphia erupt for two three-run rallies as the Phillies beat the Cardinals.
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A's Pound 17 Hits To Bont Twins 12 4
Kansas City pounded Twins pitching for 17 hits and a 12 4 win in the first game of a twi night doubleheader. Wickersham earned the win as Kansas City piled up early runs and coasted to the victory in St Paul Minnesota.
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Home Runs Propel Red Sox Over Senators
Ed Bressoud Carl Yastrzemski and Dick Stuart hit homers as the Red Sox beat the Washington Senators 7 3 in a night game. The comeback win featured multiple long balls and solid pitching, with Boston scoring in several innings to seal the victory.
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Kanawha Tennis Tournament Entry Deadline Nears
Today is the singles deadline for Kanawha Valley Public Courts event entries by 5 p.m. at The Gazette or via Jim Beat. Scotty Malcolm urges timely submission for seven events including men and women singles and doubles. Matches start Friday at Watt Powell Annex with silver bowls for winners.
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Maris Delivers Walkoff Run as Yankees Top Orioles 3-2
Roger Maris lined a go ahead single off Stu Miller in the 10th inning to score Bobby Richardson as the Yankees beat the Orioles 3-2 in a tense midweek showdown. The win kept New York ahead in the AL standings while Baltimore dropped to 11 losses in their last 13 games.
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Turley Hurls One-Hit Win Over White Sox
Los Angeles pitcher Bob Turley threw a brilliant one hitter for his 100th major league win as the Angels defeated the Chicago White Sox 5-0 to drop them from the AL lead in the twilight second game. The White Sox won the opener 4-1 behind John Buzhardt's three-hitter.
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Public Courts Tennis Tournament Notice
Senior singles and doubles divisions limited to men 45 and over. Entry fee is 1 dollar per person per event, with checks payable to Tennis Inc. Mail entry and fee to Public Courts Tournament care of The Charleston Gazette. Singles entries close 5 p.m. June 13 after.
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Decota Colts Open 1963 Season At Cabell Field
Last year's Colt League champion Decota faces Sid's team at Cabell Field this afternoon. The Optimist Club and George King's Sports Center start league play with a 6 p.m. game at Watt Powell Annex, today.
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