Tigers Fall as Harshman Delivers Five-Hitter for Orioles
DETROIT Orioles pitcher Jack Harshman blanked the Tigers 2-0 on a five hit gem, his first win since May 10 after a six game skid. Baltimore struck in the first on a walk to Gene Woodling Williams' single and Triandos' sacrifice. Bord added an insurance run with a homer off Herb Moford in the sixth.
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Drysdale Sparks Dodgers to 4-1 Victory Over Braves
Don Drysdale limited Milwaukee to eight hits and hit his first homer of the year as the Dodgers defeated the Braves 4-1. Los Angeles scored in each of the first three innings, cutting Milwaukee's lead in the NL to a game and a half while St. Louis and San Francisco won.
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Large bass caught at South Holston Lake by E G Borgel Jr
E G Borgel Jr reported a seven pound largemouth bass from South Holston Lake near Bristol Virginia after a 33 minute fight. He fished with Clyde Preston of Charleston while both worked for Du Pont in Belle. The fish measured 23 inches long and 1642 inches around the girth.
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Davie Wins Ninth as Charleston Beats Minneapolis 8 2
Charleston rookie Jerry Davie earned his ninth straight win and stopped a three game Senator skid by defeating Minneapolis 8 to 2. Larry Osborne and Stan Palys homered off loser Dean Stone in the eighth, as Charlie Lau added a three run shot. Ou
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Association Standings and Friday Games Recap
The report covers standings with Minneapolis, Denver, Wichita, Omaha, Louisville, and St Paul in the latest order. It notes a balk call on Stone during a Miller game, Shantz and Terwilliger involved, and multiple score details including a 7th season home run by Yornen and late inning rallies.
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Williams HR Beats Tribe in tight baseball clash
Williams homered to power the Senators past the Tribe as Stone faltered in the fifth. Osbourne walked and Terwilliger delivered a run scoring single. Blan Palys hit his fifth homer to make it 2-1 before Sadowski answered with another long shot. Charleston closed it with unearned runs in the eighth.
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Cepeda’s Blast Leads Giants to 5-1 Win
Orlando Cepeda belted his 15th homer of the season a three run shot in the eighth inning spark ing a four run San Francisco uprising to defeat the Cincinnati Redlegs 5-1. John Antonelli pitched a complete game allowing seven hits with six strikeouts to record his eighth win.
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Rain Postpones Bluefield Junior Tennis Tournament
The Bluefield in The State Jaycee Junior Tennis Tournament opening Thursday was postponed to Friday noon due to rain. Tourney Director L. D. Feuchtenberger said 26 boys from seven cities in the state are expected to compete for the title, led by Fred Kellmeyer Jr. of Charleston. Also noted were recent Meadowbrook and Edgewood matches as local standings and player performances are reported.
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Cage stars at Holiday Park exhibition by Outdoor League
A dozen top players from Charleston's Outdoor Basketball League will stage an exhibition at Holiday Park on Winfield Road Sunday at 2:30 p.m. Organizer Bob Anderson announced. Players include Jerry West Bob Ayersman Gary Justice Red Holmes and Chris Smith among others.
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Ted Williams Bypassed as All Star Lineup Voted
Voting by players coaches and managers names Ted Williams in the mix but leaves off the starting lineup for the July All Star Game in Baltimore. Stan Musial leads American and Frank Malzone tops National League at third with Williams shifting to reserve.
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