Indians Riding High: 1-Up On Minnesota
The Orioles beat the Yankees 4-3 as Curt Blefary, a 21 year old rookie from Brooklyn, homered and tripled against his former club. Blefary, signed for a college tab, will attend classes in the off season while the Yankees pay the bill. Meanwhile the Indians topped Washington 7-2 and Detroit edged Boston 2-1 as Sonny Siebert won with 11 strikeouts.
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Norm Gash
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Kansas City
Buck Hurtin' For Ketchin' Buck Hurtin' For Ketchin'
Hal Smith returned to the mound for the Pirates after a heart condition forced retirement, catching eight innings in a 7-6 loss to the Cardinals as Pirates’ catchers were sidelined. Smith, 12th in NL history for passed balls, aged through a freshening stint as Bob Veale and later Don Schwall navigated a tense eighth inning before Smith left for relief. The Dodgers suffered a 6-3 loss to the Cubs, while Cincinnati fell 5-1 to the Mets.
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Los Angeles Beats Chicago in Thursday Baseball Scores
Thursday results show Chicago 6, Los Angeles 3 and New York 5, Cincinnati 1 with Philadelphia 2 over Milwaukee 1. St Louis 7, Pittsburgh 6 highlights a tight slate. tonight San FregatinoD visits Chicago and St Louis hosts New York while Cincinnati travels to Philadelphia and Milwaukee meets Pittsburgh.
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Birdies Eagles New Turtles in Open Play
In Atlantic City Louise Suggs made a surprising seven hole play described as a turtle on the fourth green during the U S Women's Open round. The round also saw Miss Bugigs miss a ready putt as a reptile crossed the carpet. Philadelphia edged Milwaukee 21 4 in the only other game with Mets are noted. Glenn Beckett homered for the Cubs lifting them over the Dodgers with a decisive late swing, Lindy McDaniel earning the win.
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Elchynski's Two Homers Save Moose's Restaurant in City League
Chuck Elchynski nicknamed Mooge hit two roundtrippers to lift Moose's Restaurant softballers to a 2-1 win over Newcomer Jerry Barr in a late seventh inning rally. Winning pitcher Roger Ottaway struck out 13. In the Junior League, the Pirates defeated the Braves 13-4 at Loveland Field as Mark Chase earned the win and Jack Hammond took the loss.
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Legion Nine Faces Huge Week End Schedule
The Legion Nine, led by George Sproveri, brace for a decisive weekend in the County Baseball League. On tomorrow’s road trip they meet second-place Girard-Fairview in a crucial game that could derail their title hopes, followed by a Sunday home game against Erie at Loveland Field. Morton and Persing are slated to start, with the team practicing tonight at St Edward's field.
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Hammond
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Teacher Cops Decathlon Victory in AAU Champs
Bakersfield AP Bill Toomey a 26 year old Los Angeles schoolteacher won the National AAU Decathlon Championship finishing with 7704 points. Russ Hodge led after two events but injured his right thigh in the pole vault ending his bid with 7682 points.
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St Edwards routs opponents with Bailey and Jansen triplets
Kevin Bailey and Mike Jansen hit three bases each as St Edward's wins at their field. Rick Hammond仕 officiated as umpire. Abbey Wotus leads a squad featuring Rick Wascak Dale Carnegie Tim Anderson Sam Weber Paul Downey and others. Bailey and Downey form the winning battery. Journal photo by Loveland.
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Downey
Major Stars Beckerty Homers in Cubs Win Over Dodgers
Glenn Beckerty of the Cubs belted two home runs for the second and third of the season as Chicago defeated Los Angeles 63. Pitcher Ray Culp and Phil Lies held Milwaukee to three hits, lifting Philadelphia to its fifth straight win and into fourth in the National League. Beckerty, a Allegheny College product from Meadville, featured in the game.
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NYP League Race Results Highlight Vault and Distance Events
Binghamton scored five to Auburn three, Batavia beat Geneva, Wellsville defeated Jamestown. Toomey vaulted 13 40 for 799 points and won the 1500 meters in 4 24.3 for 629 points, while Hodge posted 4 59.68 for 444 to hold the lead before it was erased. Yoomey and Hodge earned a bath on the U S team for the Russian meet later this month.
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U.S
Baxter Best Par Pounder Baxter Best Par
Rex Baxter led the $70,000 Western Open after a five under 66 in the second round at Tam O Shanter Chicago. Chi Chi Rodriguez is second, 32 players broke par, and many big names skipped the event. Baxter, 29, seeks his second pro win in seven years after a Cajun Classic victory in 1963.
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USGA
Wimbledon final set to Australia again this year
Roy Emerson faces Fred Stolle in the men's final as Australia seeks an eighth title in ten years. Maria Bueno meets Margaret Smith in the women's championship after Bueno defeated Billie Jean Moffitt in three sets. Stolle loses to Chuck McKinley in 1963. Christine Truman is defeated by Margaret Smith in the women's semifinal.
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Scholander Withdraws From U.S. Championships
Don Scholander, four time swimming gold medalist from the 1964 Tokyo Games, withdraws from the August U.S. Championships. He cited needing time to recover fully from a virus infection that briefly hospitalized him in Bern, Switzerland, before arriving for the event.
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