Senators Rally In Twin Bill To Clinch Series Win
Kaat struck out 14 in seven two victory over St Paul as Don Mincher and Frank Verdi provided key hits. In the opener Jim Golden held St Paul to one run before Charleston depth helped the Senators win the nightcap. The Senators take a 15 game road trip starting in Minneapolis with Bob Darnell slated for the opener.
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Association Standings and Thursday Results
In Thursday games St. Paul 62 over Charleston and Houston 2 over Louisville. Dallas Fort Worth 3 over Minneapolis and Denver tied Indianapolis with no score posted. Wednesday results showed Denver 8 Indianapolis 1 and Louisville 77 Houston 6 with Dallas Fort Worth 3 over Minneapolis 1.
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Mathews Hit Two Homers As Braves Sweep Giants
Eddie Mathews belted two two run homers helping the Milwaukee Braves complete a four game sweep of San Francisco. Six unearned runs scored due to four Giant errors in the 8-4 win delivered in Milwaukee.
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Walters Sparks Phillies In Comeback Victory
Ken Walters delivered a key hit and sparked the Philadelphia Phillies to a 4-3 win over the Chicago Cubs at Connie Mack Stadium. Sam Jones took the loss in relief, while Mathews fueled the Braves with his 15th homer as Milwaukee closed the gap in the pennant race.
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Dodgers Romp Past Pirates 6-2 Behind McDaniel Gem
Los Angeles built a 6-2 win over Cincinnati as Lindy McDaniel relieved and Ronnie Kline started, supported by a 10 singles, five walks, and late pitching to seal the victory. Sherry, Neal, and Williams contributed on offense for the Dodgers while Clemente and Javier led the Pirates.
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Four qualify for International Junior Golf Tournament
Clarksb urg-7 Bill Moore of Warwood led four youngsters who qualified Thursday for the International Junior Golf Tournament in August. Moore posted 73 18 holes and 78 in the second round for a 153 medal score at Bridgeport County Club. Sil Field of Charleston was runnerup with 77-79-156, while 13-year-old Field will represent Charleston again at Waterloo Iowa the site of the tournament. Alternate qualifiers include Larry May of Huntington and Bob Moore of Charleston with scores 162 and 164 respectively.
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