Maloney Hurls Reds Past Houston in Fifth Straight Win
Cincinnati right-hander Jimi Maloney won his fifth straight decision to raise his record to 11-2 as the Reds beat Houston 3 to hand the Colt .45s their fifth consecutive defeat. Maloney pitched four hits allowed and teamed with Jim OToole to form a top pitching duo. A three-run eighth inning broke a low-scoring duel, highlighted by Leo Cardenas starter Rob inson scoring on a Skinner single and a Rob inson RBI on a later single.
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Frank Robinson
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Eddie Ray Reaches K. V. Net Finals In Upset Wins
Unseeded Eddie Ray defeats Chuck Moyer 4 6 3 6 4 in a dramatic semi and ousts Ike Smith 6 0 4 6 0 to reach the Kanawha Valley Public Courts championship against John Christian. Susan Havorka advances to face Martha Thornhill in the women’s singles final after decisive semi wins.
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Watt Powell Annex
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John Christian
Ray
Chuck Moyer
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Christian
Joe Spessard
Susan Havorka
Martha Thornhill
Miss Thornhill
Cheryl Backs
Miss Thornhil
Patty Baisden
Britt Medunkin
Marion Jeffords
Angie Peyton
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Peyton
Hereford
Steve Parsons
the Smith
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Steve
Dave Parsons
Fike Kissel
Chuck Moyers
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John Santrock Sr
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Fred Kellmeyer
Santrock
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Susan Hovorka
Cheryl Backus
Martha
Thornhill
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D. Ike Smith
Eddie Bay
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Fred Kellmeyer Sr
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E. Conner
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Bill Rice
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Buffy Moore
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Bivens
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Elmer Dodson
Bob Allend
B. Ning
Comnerray Mubiard
Ene Rabatehat
Gannan
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Geigerdt
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T. Rgley
H. McMinn
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Mixon
Zooglarth
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Betty Irc
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Sam Smith
Susan Haworth
Kunkel
Radatz
Angus Peyton
Darin Thornhill
Williams
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Bal Sinai Veroska
Boit Layneselty
Scott Ireland
Brit McJunkins
Podoza
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Jane Balhaatchet
Judy Pyle
Qegminn Hailer
Paparella
Snar
Helen Haworth
Patty Glaser
SeHingus
Red Sox Top Yankees 7-4 to End Streak in Boston
Boston defeated New York 7-4 as Frank Malzone drove in three with a first inning double and Gary Geiger robbed a rally with a key running catch. Billy Rohr earned his eighth win, snapping the Yankees eight game streak behind Roger Maris’s 13th homer.
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Frank Malzone
Gary Geiger
Boston Red Sox
New York
Yankees
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Roger Maris
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Malzone
93 Yachts To Set Sail For Newport Race
Ninety three ocean going yachts will start racing Saturday from Annapolis to Newport Rhode Island. The 475 mile course runs down the bay around the Virginia Capes and up the Atlantic coast to a finish off Castle Hill Light in Narragansett Bay. The race occurs every other year and is five miles longer than last due to a detour caused by a tunnel construction under Chesapeake Bay near Norfolk.
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Castle Hill Light
Narragansett Bay
Dawson and Browning Are Double Winners At St. Albans Races
Butch Dawson and Boo Browning were double winners at the St. Albans Speedway stock car races Friday night. Dawson won the feature and the third heat, while Browning led in time trials and the Australian pursuit. Next Friday features a 75 lap mid season championship plus open-entry flat head motors.
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Boo Browning
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Browning
Skeeter Browning
Bob Browning
Shirley Shultz
Skeeter Ball
Harold Oxley
George Ball
Allen Simms
Butch Dowson
Ee Browning
Babby Aa
Twins Ride Home Runs in 5-2 Victory Over Orioles
Minnesota built a 5-2 win on Harmon Killebrew and Bob Allison home runs with Jim Hall adding a solo shot. Bill Dailey relieved with one run allowed and two strikeouts to close after Lee Stange struggled. Ike Delock took the loss for Baltimore as the slumping Orioles faltered in the twilight game.
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Bill Dailey
Baltimore
Lee Stange
Stange
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Boog Powell
Jackie Brandt
Dick Brown
Dailey
al Smith
John Grsino
Olsen Martinez Lead Indians In 5-1 Win At Binghamton
Lefty Pete Olsen held Binghamton to four hits while Antolio Martinez belted a three run homer in the sixth inning as the Indians beat the Triplets 5-1 in Binghamton New York. John Hanes struck out 13 in his season debut but took the loss as Olsen allowed an unearned score on a wild pitch. Chavarria advanced to third on a triple before scoring on the wild pitch and Krase collided with a flagpole during a potential centerfield play.
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N. Y
Pete Olsen
Binghamston
Charleston
Antolio Martinez
Olsen
John Hanes
Hanes
Ossie Chavarria
Chavarria
Fred Krase
Hames
Martinez
Chica Cardenas
Tony Curry
Hartes
Hayes clock 9.1 in 100s to pace AAU track meet
Florida A and M sprinter Bob Hayes crushed toward a world best 9.1 in the 100 yard dash at the National AAU Track and Field Meet in St. Louis, with a 9.1 in the semifinals and another 9.1 in the finals disallowed for wind. Pole vault star Brian Sternberg set a meet mark at 16 feet 4 inches but failed at 16-9. Pete McArdle of New York won the 6 mile in 28:29.2.
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Brian Sternberg
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Sternberg
Budd
Pete McArdle
New York
U.S
Ron Morris
Hayes
Hayes seizes world mark and hits in Knotted meet report
In near perfect conditions Hayes rockets to a 9.1 in the semifinals, sharing a world record with Budd and Canada’s Harry. A meet record ties at Kansas as Hayes Jones clocks 13.4 in the 120 yard high hurdles. Multiple baseball scores follow in a cluttered recap of Saturday games across the leagues, including New York, Cleveland, and Los Angeles line scores and standout performances.
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Harry Is Riday
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Milwau
Wynn Sees 300th Win Slip Away in Ninth Inning
Early Wynn, 48, attempts to reach 300th victory but loses as Ron Hansen hits a two run homer in the ninth, giving the Chicago White Sox a 2-0 win over Cleveland. Juan Pizarro earns the win with six hits allowed, moving Chicago within one game of the Yankees.
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Ron Hansen
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Tom MctUraw
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Azcue
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Hanochick
Runge
Stewart
York Belts Giants For Fourth in Row
York beat Springfield 9 to 2 to sweep the series behind Jack Jenkins pitcher 7 3 with eight hits nine allowed and five walks. Edwards Kushner Haines Fuller Zupp homered for York while Springfield managed only two runs off Carlson Estelle and Jenkins in a game that featured four York homers and a decisive early lead.
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Springfield
Giants
Jack Jenkins
Jenkins
Eichelberg
George
Stillwell
Lanier
Haines
Phifer
Edwards
Erick
Zupp
Pawlow
Fuller
Johnson
Randall
Pope
Klein
Sommers
Akushnier
Carlson
Estelle
MecClain
Essetle
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Erickson
Kushner
Georges Fu
Eastern League results and standings summary
Eastern League results show Charleston 5 Binghamton 1 and York 9 Springfield 2 with Reading 4 3 Elmira 1 2 as late results. Springfield 3 2 Reading at Elmira postponed by rain. Standings list Charleston 36 26 abl, Springfield 27 5 18 4, Elmira 27 50 4, York 28 0 0 9, Reading 32 4b7 7, Binghamton 25 35 417 10. Schedule: Charleston at Springfield, Elmira at York, Reading at Binghamton.
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Springfield
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Elmira
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Mets Break Loose To Defeat Phillies 3-1
New York Mets end a five game skid by scoring two in the sixth inning to beat the Philadelphia Phillies 3-1. Al Jackson broke Cal McLish’s no hit bid with a leadoff single in the sixth, then Frank Thomas doubled home two to start the scoring.
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Jackson
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Braves Top Giants On Six-Run Fifth
Milwaukee rallies for six runs in the fifth on two hits including a Lee Maye three-run triple and Joe Torre s two-run homer to beat the San Francisco Giants 6 3. Bob Bolin carried a no-hitter into the fifth before a Braves error and hits ended the bid as Cey Cepeda and Torre homered for Milwaukee and San Francisco respectively.
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Milwaukee Braves
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Lee Maye
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Frank Rolling
Cap
Peterson
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Cox
Bolin
Perry
Nek
Haller
Cloninger
Hendley
Torre
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L—Bolin
Cepeda
Tigers Triumph 6-4 Over A's to End 10-Game Slide
Detroit Tigers beat Kansas City 6-4 in Friday night action as they capitalized on a shaky A's defense. Charley Dressen earned his first win since taking over as manager after replacing Bob Schelfing. Key moments included a four-run fifth inning featuring a Jake Wood double and a Dick McAuliffe bunt single, with Kaline and Colavito driving in runs. Hank Aguirre pitched into the eighth for his sixth victory over Dave Wickersham.
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Bob Schelfing
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Dressen
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al Bunt
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al Kaline
Wood
Rocky Colavito
Kaline
McAuliffe
Wayne Causey
Norm Cash
Bubba Phillips
Hank Aguirre
Dave Wickersham
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Faul
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Freehan
Wickersham
Wills
Edwards
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L—Wickersham
Dodgers Top Cardinals On Davis Two Run Shot
Los Angeles built a 5-0 cushion behind Tomm Davis two run homer in the eighth as Sandy Koufax flirted with a shutout before Tim McCarver belted a three run homer in the ninth. Dodgers 5 Cardinals 3. Koufax improved to 11-3, Simmons fell to 7-3.
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Tommay Davis
Los Angeles Dodgers
St. Louis
Cardinals
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Sandy Koufax
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Stan Musial
Koufax
Ron Perranoski
Curt Flood
Bill Skowron
Curt Simmons
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Dick Tracewiski
Maury Wills
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Perranoski
Roseboror Simmons
Bauta
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L-Simmons
T. Davis
St. Loviss
Little League St Albans Batterh Team Report
Fragmented OCR item mentions Little League St Albans, Center Hardware, Smiley Hensley, Petrilla Paint, and names like Jackson McClure McCracken Dawnine Stanney Wiley Youngs Hensley Bagley. Readable context unclear but indicates local youth baseball notes and sponsors.
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St, Albans
Jackson
S. McClure
McCracken
S. Dawnine
Smiley Hensley
Petrilla
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