Braves Edge Phillies as Pirates Drop Behind in NL
Braves rally from 6-1 deficit to beat the Phillies 7-6, with Mel Roach homering and Frank Bolling doubling in the tying run. Pinch hit heroics and a winning single by Charlie Lau set up Roy McMillan for the decisive run as Chicago and St Louis contend for second behind Cincinnati.
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Associated Press
Charlie Dressen
Milwaukee
Braves
Don McMawhon
Dressen
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Lew Burdette
Phillies
Ron Piche
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San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati Reds
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Mel Roach
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Roy McMillan
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Charlie Lau
Glen Hobbie
Mike McCormick
Jim O'toole
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Stan Williams
Daryl Spencer
Ken Boyer
Julian Javier
Curt Simmons
Bobby Miller
Tigers Triumph Over Tribesmen 11-4 in Cleveland
Detroit Tigers pounded Gary Bell for seven runs in five innings led by Norm Cash on his first homer of the season as they defeated the Cleveland Indians 11-4. The Tigers jumped to four runs in the first and never looked back to sweep the two game series. Rocky Colavito had a key double, with walks and singles from Steve Boros and Dick Brown fueling the early offense.
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Dick Brown
Palmer Trails By Three In Tourney
In Houston Peter Thomson led by one stroke after the second round of the $40,000 Houston Golf Classic. Thomson shot 65 to reach a two day total of 130, while Arnold Palmer had 64 two under par. Gary Player posted 72 leaving him seven back as Chick Harbert pressed from one behind.
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Houston
Tex
Peter Thomson
Chick Harbert
Thomson
Arnold Palmer
Gary Phiyer
Banquet honors two bowling leagues with awards
About 80 bowlers attended a joint banquet for the American and National B Leagues at the VFW marking the end of the 1960-61 season. Dale Webster presided. Ed Giacoma was elected president, with Jon Miller as vice president and Mac Hiner as secretary-treasurer. Awards honored top averages, high games, series, and notable improvements with several named recipients and prizes including transistor radios.
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Dale Webster
Ed Giacoma
Webster
Jon Miller
Mac Hiner
Miller
Bob Smilth
Hiner
Ron Fliscox
S. E. Anderson
Corry Bowling Association
Pete Russell
Bowl-Aire
Anderson
CBA
Winnme
John Woodard
Ball
Walt Gibbs
Paul Haitink
Ed Glucoma
Sid
Red) Beckwith
Steve Wozowles
Woodard
Hoit
Exmlera
Romeo Marehitelli
Bart Bailey
Stan Sarnicki
Ed Paver
Arelje Wetmore
Ford Stewart
AL Marty Jy
Howard Bucyclt
Ernie Rachel
S Bycraft
Rachel
Chuck Hess
Jan Hannan
Abby Wotus
Industrial Bowlers Elect Fred McEldowney President
Fred McEldowney was named president of the Industrial Bowlers League at the league banquet at WEW. He also earned the highest season average of 158 as the eight team league crowned Corry Foam Products as champions. Gerald Hepler won two awards for high single game 286 and most improved bowler.
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Anderson Russell
Chuck Bichynski
Larry Vanterhont
Dim Varras
Bill Sample
Vaprasso
Fred McEldowney
McEldowney
WEW
Ron Triscuit
Terry Willais
Corry Foam Products Outfit
Gilmore Photogs
Mantle Sparks Yankees to Fourth Straight Win
Mickey Mantle powered the Yankees to a 5-4 win in the opener and a 6-5 victory in the nightcap at Yankee Stadium, lifting New York to a four game winning streak. Art Ditmar and Bob Turley earned the wins with late support fromLuis Arroyo, while Ken Hunt of the Angels homered twice and tied for the high hit total in a tough loss. The Tigers beat Cleveland as Rocky Colavito drove in four with a first inning double and Norm Cash followed with a two-run shot.
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Mivery Manche
Los Angeles Angels
Letolt
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Cleveland Indians
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Hesison
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Bob Turley
Turley
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Eli Grha
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Angels
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Roger
Tigers
Cleveland
Gary Bell
Rocky Colagne
Norm Cash
Prank Lary
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McCarter Defeats Joyner In Los Angeles Boxing Card
Jim McCarter of Los Angeles outpointed Floyd Joyner of Phoenix in a 10 round welterweight bout held in Los Angeles. Eddie Garcia from Denver stopped Billy Walker of San Francisco in 9 rounds on the same card.
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Jim McCarter
Floyd Joyner
Phoenix
Eddie Garcia
Denver
Billy Walker
San Francisco
Famous Jenny 5 To Bowl At VFW This Weekend
The Jenny 5 from Geneseo Brewing Co Rochester is set for a big weekend VFW All-Stars series. Johnny Quanzi, 203 season average and former Peterson Classic champ, leads a strong Jenny 5 lineup facing top opposition in a best of three and a Sunday 2 PM rubber game in the VFW arena.
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Phil Simple
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al Baresal
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Jenky
New York State
Rochestersten
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Pooch Durante
Don Bowman
Dick Priginda
George Petri
Nubs McLaughlin
Friday Games and Thursday Results across MLB slate
Friday schedule lists Los Angeles at Detroit Washington at Minnesota Cleveland at Kansas City New York at Baltimore Boston at Chicago with Chicago facing New York and other matchups. Thursday results show New York 7 4 Los Angeles 52 Detroit 11 Cleveland 4 Chicago Washington 1 and other standings notes with St Louis San Francisco and Philadelphia games.
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Chicago
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York
Bob Eddy Captures GJ Headpin Title
Bob Eddy won the GJ headpin crown at the Amuel headpin tournament held at Avalon Center. Eddy posted a three game total of 318 to edge Milt Kingsley for top honors, with Budy tying for best individual game at 112 alongside Andy Tomebo. Himstey had 110 for second-best in the individual standings as ten men cleared 300 in single games.
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Pup Eddy
Corry James
Eddy
Avalon Center
Rapher
Milt Kingsley
Champ Budy
Andy Tomebo
Himstey
Bowling Ladies B Circut Clinches 1960 61 Title
The Ladies B circuit closed its 1960 61 season with Asto A winning the title. Roxann Bradford led the pin parade with 183 while Charlene Beckwith hit 175 as team Aerolussies swept A&B Distributor 2113 in last night’s finale. Maydean Niedomys posted a 6 7 1 split.
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Aerolussies
Roxann Bradford
Charlene Beckwith
Maydean Niedomys
Aura A. Ay
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