Bunning Perfect Game Highlights Phillies Mets Duel
Philadelphia pitcher Jim Bunning threw a perfect game against the New York Mets in a 6-0 Phillies win during a doubleheader. He struck out 10, faced the minimum 27 batters, and joined Tom Hughes as modern-era pitchers to win no-hitters in both leagues. A key defensive stop by Tony Taylor preserved the gem, with Bunning also contributing a two-run double.
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Indians win 1-0 in 15 inning marathon
Elmiras Charleston Indians lost 1-0 after a 15 inning pitchers duel. Nat Martinez pitched 13 innings for the Indians allowing four singles and a walk. Roy Kuhl and Jim Tokas provided offense for Elmira’s Pioneers, while an error in the 15th inning produced the only unearned run.
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Springfield Leads Again In Midwest Baseball Sweep
Springfield Giants beat Reading with Tommy Arruda a four hitter and Dan Markowski a three run homer in game two. Mo series finale was set in Springfield as Reading trailed by one game. Second game saw York roll to a 20 win with Barry Moore aiding Williamsport.
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Santrocks Win Western Father and Son Tennis Tournament
John Santrocks of Nitro wins the Western Father and Son Tennis Tournament in Cleveland with a 6 3 7 5 final over Lou and Bob Vrosburg of Bayview. They beat top seeds Dean Bailey and Dean Jr 6 1 6 4 in semis and had earlier 6 0 6 4 wins, with Lakewood and Shaker Heights competitors involved.
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Ace Scores Hole in One at Kanawha Club
J W Chatfield scored a hole in one on the No 10 hole at Kanawha Country Club during mixed foursomes. Thirty two players competed as Mr and Mrs Andy Brawley led with low gross 150, while Mr and Mrs L E Wright posted low net 158.
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Pro Baseball Debut For Ole Miss Star Donnie Nichols
Ole Miss star Donnie Nichols made a pro baseball debut with the Indiana Fort Worth Cats in a Texas League game against San Antonio. Nichols appeared at shortstop, made one fielding error, and had one hit in three official at bats as Fort Worth won 4-2. The Cubs signed Nichols and assigned him to Fort Worth.
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Boson Dido's Music Salute At Baltimore Game
At a Saluminy night game between Boson and the Baltimore Orioles a musical salute titled Beans in my Ears was played as the public announcer invited the crowd to hear the Red Sox. The Orioles led 1 0.
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Moving Pitcher Jim Bunning Shines for Phillies
New York AP recounts Jim Bunning delivering a moving performance against the Mets with a mix of curves and knuckles. He faced a tough lineup, shook off several pitches, and struck out the last hitter as he pitched a complete game. Bunning credited his fine stuff and careful approach, aided by his wife Mary and older son.
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Selman Wins at Southmoor in Best 35 Holes Event
Dr. Selman finished first in a best 35 holes event at Southmoor Country Club, with Julius Hess in second and Newt Margolis in third. Dan Bat and Caron Lopinsky tied for fourth as Jockey Neves announced his retirement at INGLEWOOD, Calif. Neves, the sixth winningest jockey, will be 46 in August, saying he won’t ride again though not officially retiring.
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West Virginia Players Boosters Surge In Minor League Highlights
West Virginia athletes dominated week long minor league action. Gongola and Popovich posted solid batting lines for Salt Lake City and Davenport rispettively, while Pierson led West Virginia pitchers with a sharp ERA. Barker topped the hits and runs, as Backus logged two wins in Florida State League play.
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Eastern League Sunday results and standings snapshot
Charleston edged Elmira 1 0 as Springfield and Reading posted 2 3 and 0 4 defeats respectively. York beat Williamsport 4 0 while Elmira 7 Charleston 1 and Reading 5 2 Springfield 4 0 York 5 Williamsport 7 marked Saturday results. The standings show Springfield leading with 25 wins and 57 losses, Reading 3 etc.
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