Marichal Dominates Pirates With Sixth Shutout Of Season
Juan Marichal pitched six hit six strikeouts and his second shutout as the Giants beat Pittsburgh 30. He lowered his ERA to 0.76 and extended San Francisco’s month undefeated streak to start the campaign. Jose Hart Jesus Alou Ollie Brown Jim Hart and Willie Mays contributed timely hits including Hart’s homer. The Cardinals won in 12 innings 43 over Atlanta in their new park as Lou Brock delivered the decisive bases loaded single. Alex Johnson tied the game late for the Braves with a ninth inning run, but the Phillies rallied to defeat the Dodgers 51 behind Dick Groat Jim Bunning and John Callison.
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Dizzy Dean Returns to TV with Braves Telecasts
Dizzy Dean, formerly CBS Baseball Game of the Week announcer, rejoined the broadcasting team for six Atlanta Braves games as announced by the team on Monday. Dean, a former St. Louis Cardinals pitcher, returns to the airwaves after being dropped previously.
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Orioles Tripped Twins Burst Yanks' Bubble
Ralph Houk pressed for a postponed game to preserve momentum but the Yankees lost 4-3 at Minnesota as Jim Merritt held them in check. Earl Battey and Cesar Tovar led the Twins with two hits apiece while Don Buford paced Chicago and Baltimore in a rain affected day. Don Lock's two run homer aided Washington past California as seven errors and ten walks marked the day.
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Church Softball League Set to Open Monday
Uniren Softball League plans to start its season Monday with two games if the weather cooperates. Nine teams compete, including Methodists, Catholic, Nazarenes, Mennonites, Alliance, Lutherans, EUB and Columbus. Field conditions at Corry Area High School are poor after heavy rain, threatening postponements. Opening pairings include Alliance versus Lutherans on field A and Nazarenes versus Mennonites on field B.
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Steelers Sign Nelson and Russell to 1966 Contracts
Bill Nelson, the Steelers' No. 1 quarterback, and linebacker Andy Russell have signed 1966 contracts with the National Football League team. The moves reinforce Pittsburgh's quarterback depth and defensive line as the season approaches.
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Cassius Clay Offered Vampire Role Near London
American heavyweight champion Cassius Clay received a film offer to portray a vampire in a British horror production near London. The project also features former middleweight champ Terry Downes as a hunchback, but Clay offered no comment. He took a day off from sparring while preparing for his May 21 title defense against Henry Cooper at Arsenal stadium.
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Corry 440 showdown targets Brown versus Matthews at Sheen Field
The Section Two track meet features Greg Brown of Corry facing Warren rival Sandy Matthews in a 440 contest likely to draw big crowds. Brown is unbeaten this season but has not yet posted his best time, while Matthews owns a 51.95 and a 52 flat in recent meets. The event, run in heats, could approach meet records depending on weather and track conditions. Fred Corbett adds strong shot put support as Corry bets on a record run tomorrow starting at 10 a m with finals at 1 p m and modest admission.
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Pirates Stumble as Giants Sweep Pittsburgh in Three Games
The San Francisco Giants completed a three game sweep of the Pittsburgh Pirates, winning 3-0. Giants ace Juan Marichal held the Pirates to two unearned runs and kept their lineup quiet, as Pittsburgh managed only 21 hits over 33 innings across the series.
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Perfect pitching in Osaka by Nishitetsu ace Tanaka
Tsutomu Tanaka, 26, pitched a perfect game for the Nishitetsu Lions in Japan's Pacific League Friday. He retired every NanKai Hawks batter, facing 27 up, 27 down in a 20 run win in Osaka after 117 pitches and seven strikeouts.
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Pfeiffer 5 Grabs First In ABC Pfeiffer 5 Grabs First In ABC
Pfeiffer Beer of Detroit posts a two day six game total of 6147 to lead the classic team division of the American Bowling Tournament. Earl Johnson tops Pfeiffer partners with 685 as Buzz Fazio, 58, subbed in with a 218 game. Les Schissler marks a 2112 all events total with 760 best singles score in ABC history.
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