Redlegs Sweep Giants in Twin Bill Led by Virdon
In St Louis, Bill Virdon powered the Cardinals to a 9-2 and 7-2 doubleheader sweep of the New York Giants. Virdon drove in six runs via a single two doubles a triple and a homer as Harvey Haddix earned his fifth win. Johnny Antonelli took the loss in the opener as New York fell to 8-9 on the season. A Busch Stadium crowd of 29 127 witnessed the performance.
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Sunday Baseball National League Roundup and Nightcap Wins
In the NL Cincinnati routed Philadelphia 16 to 5 while Milwaukee beat Brooklyn 4 to 1 and Chicago 4 to 2. St Louis edged New York 9 to 7 with Musial homering. In the nightcap Larry Jackson earned his third win for St Louis as Monzant struggled for the Giants.
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Reds sweep Phillies with doubleheader shutout effort
Cincinnati Redlegs defeated Philadelphia 16 5 in the opener and 5 0 in the nightcap. Art Fowler pitched the second game shutout allowing five hits while Ted Kluszewski Gus Bell and Stan Palys homered and the Reds benefited from a five singles plus a walk in the seventh to drive the first game. Ashburn failed to collect a hit ending his consecutive straight games hitting streak at 18.
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Sid Davis Wins Berry Hills Hole-in-One Contest
Sid Davis won the weekend hole in one event at Berry Hills Country Club with a tee shot 20 inches from the cup. Tom McHenry was closest second at nine feet four inches. A putting contest on the practice green ended with Dr J J Herlihy Charlie Fourche and Woody Barickman tied for first with 24 putts.
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Taylor Jeffers Cup Archery Club Titles
Stanley Taylor won the men's Instinctive championship and Bill Jeffers captured the men's freestyle title at the Charleston Archery Club championships held yesterday on the Spring Hill Field Range. Other champions included May Todd, Butch Bennett, Jane Kendall, and Rita Tustin in various divisions.
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Monk Hogs Skyline Show Wins Big at Skyline Raceway
Clifford Monk of Dunbar wins the weekly Sunday stock car program at Skyline Raceway earning 213.30 dollars from a field of 67. The race day features several crashes, with Kenneth Coleman hospitalized after a four‑flip crash. Results list multiple drivers across time trials and races led by Monk and Ringstaff. The Nitro Little League standings and weekly schedule for local teams follow.
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Cubs Pirates Split Doubleheader In Chicago
Clyde McCullough drove in both Chicago runs with a second inning single as the Cubs beat Pittsburgh 2-1 in the finale to split with the Pirates who won the opener 5-4. Bob Rush pitched well for Chicago, Lino Donoso took the loss, and Jerry Lynch scored Pittsburgh's only run in the seventh on a fumbled relay and a wild pitch.
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Collegians' Net Play Pleasing to Local Fans
Yesterday at the Charleston Tennis Club a group of college players staged exhibi tion matches that delighted local fans. Stanford’s Jack Frost defeated Tulane’s Pepe Aguero in straight sets and starred as the standout despite a tough doubles loss. Doss of UCLA and Been of Houston fought hard in singles with Been edging Doss, while Frost and Aguero/Doss topped in a doubles match. Frost’s powerful serve and Been’s consistent returns defined the afternoon’s best action.
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