Braves Beat Giants 9-6 in opener of twin bill
Milwaukee Braves exploded for 11 hits including three homers and four doubles to defeat the San Francisco Giants 9-6 behind rookie Ron Piche in relief and George Brunet's first major league win. The nightcap stretched to 14 innings in a 6-4 Reds victory over the Dodgers.
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Huffman Leads Berry Hills Invitational With 82 Low Gross
Ruby Huffman posted an 82 to take low gross for 18 holes in the Berry Hills Country Club Ladies Invitational. Other standings include Wilson Anderson as low gross for nine holes, Gravley winning high blind hole, Barbara Carr as visitors low gross for nine, Elsworth Clark low in putts, Marian Ray 89 as Berry Hills 18 hole low gross, and Ziler Berry Hills low blind hole. Jess Fetty's high blind hole round is noted.
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Mantle, Ford spark Yankees to 6 0 win over Tigers
New York blanked Detroit 6 0 as Whitey Ford fired a four hitter for his second shutout. Mickey Mantle homered twice driving in Ford who added a single to pace a 27th scoreless inning string for Detroit. Mantle lifted his season average to .276 with back to back shots in the sixth and seventh.
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Sam Snead Shows Left Hip Shift For a Stronger Swing
The article explains a left hip lateral shift to power the downswing, delaying shoulder unwinding for accuracy. It notes practice tips and suggests obtaining Sam Snead’s booklet The Swing Step by Step for a dime with a stamped envelope. Copyright 1960.
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Phillies Edge Cubs in 18th Inning Thriller
Tony Curry laces a run scoring infield single off Don Zimmer in the 18th to lift the Philadelphia Phillies over the Chicago Cubs 7 to 6 in the first game of a doubleheader. Dark started the 18th with a single and scored on Curry’s clutch hit as the Phillies rally past Chicago.
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Daley Wins as Senators Top A's Behind Williams Power
Bud Daley struck for his 10th win as the Kansas City Athletics beat the Boston Red Sox 11 to 7. Ted Williams drove in four runs with his 10th and 11th homers and a single, while the A's received strong support from peers as Carey, Siebern and others contributed to the offensive surge.
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Landis Stars as Indians Top Senators in 4-3 Victory
Cleveland right hander Grant won a 13th straight decision over Washington with Johnny Klippstein relief. Johnny Temple delivered a two run double in the sixth to erase a 4-3 deficit, aiding the Indians in a 5 4 win. Landis homered for Cleveland and the club moved into a tie for second in the standings behind Baltimore.
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Tennis Tournament Entries and Fees Notice
Seniors 45 plus may enter Senior Singles and doubles events. Entry is $1 per person per event, paid with the entry blank. Make checks payable to Tennis, Inc. Mail entries and fees to Public Courts Tournament in care of The Charleston Gazette. Tennis balls will be furnished.
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