Orioles blank Senators as Pappas falters early
AL action sees Orioles pitchers shut out the Senators 4-0 after a costly fourth inning wild pitch. Milt Pappas allowed two singles in three innings before Harold Harshman relieved, while Gus Triandos and Brooks Robinson homered for Baltimore. Yankees beat Boston 3-1. White Sox rally past Tigers 4-3. Indians top Athletics 3-2 with Jim Grant earning first win.
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Paul Richards
Baltimore
Orioles
Richards
Milt Pappas
Jack Harshman
Indians
Pappas
Harshman
Whitey Herzog
Rocky Bridges
Senators
Gus Trisados
Brooks Robinson
Chuck Stubbs
Johnny Kucks
Yankees
Jackie Jensen
Ted Williams
Pete Runnels
Sox
Tom Brewer
Mickey Mantle
Wynn
Tigers
Staley
al Smith
Frank Lary
Tito Franceha
Smith
Bobbs Phillips
Mickey Vernon
Duke Mass
Bob Cerv
Pirates Open Home Schedule
The Pittsburgh Pirates home opener against the Cincinnati Redlegs drew plans for Mayor David L. Lawrence to throw out the first ball before an expected crowd of 33,000. Ronnie Kline was named to start versus Bob Purkey, who was traded from Cincinnati for Don Gross.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Cincinnati Redlegs
David L. Lawrence
Weather Bureau
Danny Murtaugh
Pirates
Ronnie Kline
Cincinnati
Bob Purkey
Purkey
Don Gross
Kline
Porkey
Pittsburgh
Greater Pittsburgh
Milwaukee ‘Braves
Milwaukee
Ed Mathews
Braves
Lew Burdette
Vernon Law
Baseball Scores and Schedule Roundup from Leaguers
Yesterday’s results show Baltimore at New York and Chicago at Kansas City with few clear scores, while National League games included Milwaukee and Pittsburgh and St Louis at Chicago. Today’s schedule lists multiple interleague matchups and city pairings across the majors with pitchers’ records noted.
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Kansan City
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Detroit
Baltimore
Washington
Coat
Benin
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Hoeft
Kansas City
Son
Kellner
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Pittahurgh
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Loula
Gumua
Paten
Tecninaten
Erskine I
St ‘Louis
Jones
Drott
Corry Bowlers Challenge Erie All Stars Tonight
Corry bowls spar with Erie noted Koehler All Stars in an exhibition at Bowl-Aire alleys. Top five averages from Corry and Erie vie for bragging rights in a 9 pm start with no admission.
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Erie
Russ Bemis
Merle’ Ottaway
Bill Hammond
Carl Young
Ray Smith
Buddy Malone
Wally Yochim
Foo Potter
Potter
Lawrence Park
American Rowing Congress
Syracuse
Koehler
Pabst Keglers Move Into 2nd In ABC Event
Pabst Keglers climbed to second in the Open team division of the American Bowling Congress championships in Chicago. They posted a three-game series of 3,154 with scores of 1,086 998 and 1,097. Rudy Pagel led the squad with 874 in his 199 240 234 effort. Catawba Marine Sales moved to sixth with 3,035 while Mid-State Bowler rose to seventh with 3,013. George Young boosted into a fifth place tie in All-Events with 651 634 665.
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Chicago
American Bowling Congress
Pabst
St. Louis
George Young
de. Wooiter
Winter Rule Aids Golfers In Kentucky Open
U Scribe Bert Weaver's easy swing at Seneca Golf Course forecasts that 926717 under par will win the Kentucky Derby Open. Pros praised the course rule limiting rough as many shaved strokes, Weaver and Bill Collins leading with a one stroke edge over Chick Harbert, with several others in the 68 bracket. Weaver, a Beaumont, Texas player, believes the rule sustains low scores and allows precise ball positioning.
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Louisville
Bert ‘Weaver
Seneca
Weaver
Beaumont
Tex
Bill Collins
Grossingers
Chick Harbert
Northville
Mich
Don Finsterwald
Tequesta
Fla
Tommy Bolt
Chattanooga
Tenn
Tony Lem
Napa
Calif
Doug Ford
Mahopac
Bill Nary
Albuquerque
N. M
Paul Harhey
Worcester
Mass
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Yesterday's Stars Shine in Braves Win and Orioles Shutout
HITTING Ed Mathews drove in five runs and registered his second no hitter of the season as the Braves beat the Pirates 6 to 1. PITCHING Jack Harshman worked five shutout innings in relief of Milt Pappas, combining for a three hit 4 0 victory over the Senators.
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Ed Mathews
Braves
Pirates
Jack Harshman
Orioles
Senators
Milt Pappas
Derby Open first round lead tied by Weaver and Collins
Louisville Bert Weaver and Bill Collins shared the first round lead in the Kentucky Derby Open with seven under par. In Lake Charles Louisiana Deen Wood shot four under par 66 to take a one stroke lead in the Lake Charles Invitational.
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Louisville
Bert Weaver
Bill Collins
Lake Charles
Deen Wood
Cards Still Seek First Victory As Musial Tops NL Base Totals
Cardinal legend Stan Musial, 37, extended the National League total-base record with a homer and four singles, but the St Louis Cardinals fell 4-3 to the Chicago Cubs. Musial’s 5 048 total bases on 2960 hits push his NL long-hit mark to 1 187 while Ott’s 5041 total bases lingered. Cubs remain undefeated as Braves beat Pirates and Giants edge Dodgers behind Newcombe and Schmidt homers.
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Musial Ting
St. Louie
Ott
Musial
Ty Cobb
Cubs
Milwaukee Braves
Pittsburgh
Ed Mathews
San Francisco
Don Newcombe
Los Angeles
Dele Long
Tony Taylor
John Goryl
Lindy McDaniel
Glenn Hobbie
Mathews
Vern Law
No. 4
Bennie Daniels
Lew Burdette
Baye
Roberto Clemente
Gene Baker
Curt Barclay
Marv Grissom
Dodgers
Johnny Antonelli
Ste Warks
Giants
Newk
Bob Schmidt
Giles Denies Cincinnati Protest on 5-4 Phillies Defeat
National League president Ware Den Giles denied the Cincinnati Redlegs protest after their 5-4 loss to the Philadelphia Phillies. Redlegs GM Gabe Paul requested reconsideration and a possible hearing. The dispute centered on a seventh inning play when Richie Ashburn scored tying the game, with Birdie Tebbetts arguing fan interference and the ruling under rule 7.05-1 limiting bases on a batted ball.
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Wareren Giles
National League
Cincinnati Redlegs
Philadelphia Phillies
Giles
Gabe Paul
Richie Ashburn
Phillies
Granny Hamner
Don Hoak
Bowling stars and league results across circuits and fights
Last night’s Bowl Mre3 action saw Cy Young paced the Joes with a 291 while Joe Sar hick and Archie Wolinose hit 211 and 210. Other top scores included Harry Oldenski 202 Dale Paige 208 Mert Pitch 200 Casper Woowicz 203 and Joe Gerzinn 203. Garry Deutschlander led Corry Jamestown with 210 as Ed Berry 206 and Herb Marton 201 joined the century club. Corry Jamestown League results show Brakes by and large with multiple scores, and boxing highlights include Paulie Armend beating Baby Vasquez in Los Angeles and Art Aragon knocking out Bob Torrance in Albuquerque.
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Joes
Joe Sarhick
Archie Wolinose
Harry Oldenski
Dale Paige
Mert Pitch
Casper Woowicz
Joe Gerzinn
Corry-Jamestown
Garry Deutschlander
Ed Berry
Herb Marton
Corry-Jamestown League
Warren Dragons poised to defend Section II track title
Warren High School track aims to repeat as Section II champions. Coach Loyal Briggs and Pred Bell bring back seven lettermen from a 7-2 1959 season, led by sprint star Suppa and versatile athletes in sprints, distance, and field events. The Dragons opened with a 59 40-241 win over Youngsville and Northern Arex, schedule includes Bradford, Corry, and Jamestown meets, with key events in shot, discus, javelin, pole vault, and multiple relay squads.
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Briggs
Pred Bell
Dragons
Youngsville
Northern
Arex
Bradford
Jamestown
Steve Lindquist
Wink Rickerson
John Berdine
Iver Stenberg
Dick van Blois
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Jack Karkosky
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Ron Bowen
Crag Johnson
Ross Kremer
Suppa
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Mike Cash
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Bell
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Warren Power
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Temple Names Harry Litwack Coach for Three Years
Temple University announces Harry Litwack signed a three year contract to continue as head basketball coach. Paris reports featherweight bout in Manila saw Louis Poney outpoint Tony Campo with a close decision.
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Harry Litwack
Temple University
Paris
France
Louis Poney
Tony Campo
Manila
Bart sen tops Rose in River Oaks quarterfinals
Tennis action from Houston shows Bernard Bartsen defeating Mervyn Rose in straight sets 6-1, 6-2, 6-3 to advance to the River Oaks Tournament quarterfinals. In Schenectady Low Head trims Pancho Gonzales to narrow lead 33-26 in pro tennis tour standings with a 5-3, 84? victory. Track notes from Dallas record Eddie Boutherth beats Bobby Morrow in 20.6 seconds for 220-yard dash at Dallas Invitational. In Albany Wilkie Shoemaker wins three, Bailarin takes the mille feature at Golden Gate Fields. Laurel Flying Chief wins Greenbelt Purse by a length over Trico.
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Houston
Tex
Bernard Bartsen
Australia
Mervyn Rose
Schenectady
Australis
Pancho Gonzales
Dallas
Eddie Boutherth
Bobby Morrow
Albany
Calif
Wilkie Shoemaker
Bailarin
Golden Gate Fields
Laurel
Flying Chief
Howard Grant
Trico
Last Night Fights in New York Carded Bout
New York fighter Badia defeated Julius Rhode of Notrutown Pennsylvania last night in a bout at 148 pounds. The result lists Rhode as opponent and venue as New York with the match outcome noted.
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New York
Badia
Lynch
Julius Rhode
Notrutown
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