Braves Accuse Drysdale of Spitter in Dodgers Win
Milwaukee Braves allege Don Drysdale used a spitball during a 6-2 Dodgers loss, with Ed Bailey and Hank Aaron among those commenting on the pitch. Umpires ruled the ball legal and a controversial bucket of water was ignored. Drysdale denied the charge while Braves manager Bragan defended his hitters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Braves
Don Drysdale
Los Angeles Dodgers
Braves
Walter
Dodgers
Ed Bailey
Drysdale
Tony Venton
Jocko Conlan
Bobby Bragan
Eddie Mathews
Fy Cline
Der
Cline
Hank Aaron
Wrysdale
Aaron
Killebrew Sees Dimmer Path To Major Season Home Run Mark
Harmon Killebrew’s bid to tie or break the single season home run record dimmed after a second straight game without a homer against the Cleveland Indians. The Twins slugger remained at 39 with 41 games left, still five behind Babe Ruth’s 1927 pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
UPI
Harmon Killebrew
Cleveland Indians
Minnesota? Twins
Killebrew
Indians
Husky
Roger Maris
Babe Ruth
Mark
Maris
Atlanta still pursues NFL club amid AFL bid
Atlanta officials continue to push for a National Football League franchise while a local group weighs an American Football League option. Arthur J. Montgomery, chairman of the stadium project, notes the AFL is viewed as a second choice and the NFL remains the focus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Atlanta Grapp
AFL
NFL
Arthur J. Montgomery
Yankees in Worst Position Since 1959 as Orioles Roar Ahead
The Orioles swept the Yankees in a four game set and moved two games ahead in the AL standings after a 9-2 win, 4-1 victory, and a 6-1 win. New York, struggling to hold the pennant lead, faces Chicago and Boston in coming days while Baltimore presses on with Al Downing’s shaky starts and more clutch pitching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ansas
Cleveland
Minnesota
Indians
New York Yankees
Baltimore Orioles
Washington
Yankee Stadium
Los Angeles Angels
Yankees
Baltimore
New York
Orioles
Chitcago White Sox
Yanks
White Sox
Chicago
Ohiales
Boston
Red Sox
Detroit Tigers
Pirates blank Cubs 2 0 on Pagliareni homer and combined pitching
Jim Pagliareni hit a two run homer in the fourth and Don Schwall and Alvin McBean teamed for a four hit shutout as the Pittsburgh Pirates defeated the Chicago Cubs 2 0. Pagliareni drove in both runs while Schwall pitched into the seventh and McBean finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piitsburgh
Jim Papliaroni
Don Schwall
Alvin McBean
Jed
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago Cubs
Thicaga
Pittsburgh
Balley
Loman
Clene
Willins
Siaege
Seratter
Martset
Pagliareni
Rotsers
Schwall
Buhloo
Gregory
Mefeart
Luck of Quinn Keeps Phillies on Top of League
The Phillies, led by GM John Calinis and a strong week for Jim Bunning Frank Thomas and Al Johnson, beat the Mets 6 0 to extend their 24 game lead over the Giants. Bunning improved to 12 4, Thomas and Johnson hit two run homers, and Thomas had four hits and five RBIs in the series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
UPT
John Calin
Priladelphia Phillies
Quinn
Tas
Phillies
Jim Bunning
Frank Thomas
Ales Johnson
New York Mets
Gene Mauch
San Francisco Giants
Bunning
Thomas
Johnson
Mets
York
Geral
This Week's Fight Slate Card by Card
This week lists boxing bouts by day from Monday to Saturday in mixed venues across cities. Notable matchups include Frese versus Catt in the Monday West Muscular Arts event and Rip Randall versus Manvel on Tuesday, with more fights scheduled in Birmingham England and Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frese
Catt
Cokes
New Bedford
Tenare
Joe Cenveer
Gaylord Barnes
Near York
Sunnysite
Dobby Barnes
Liperto Rueeas
Hes
Tilrence
Ilsio Mirales
Pillsfield
Mass
Edce
San Vue Jove
Calif
Paulis
Johannesburg
Wille
Dave Russsti
Flying Fins Sweep Far West Swimming Meet
Flying Fins swimmers led South County entries at the Far West Age Group meet held at Pane Hill College. Martin Pedhey won the boys 11 12 30-yard freestyle and placed high in other events, Lynn Lobree topped the girls 1112 freestyle and placed in back and freestyle finals, while Susan Pedersen of Arden Swim Club set nine wins and six national records. Santa Clara Swim Club earned team honors with 821 points as South County clubs claimed multiple podium spots in breast, fly, and relay events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Altos
Panehill College
Martin Pedhey
Lynn Lo'jbhree
Ard
Susan Pedersen
Ardens Fills Swim Club
Sundersge
Santa Clara Swim Club
Beavers
Fcaley
Beavere
Fide
Eavers
Lyns Lobree
Ind
Chret
Tim Musen
Arensreusen
Carl Thomas
Twoman
Fremont Drag Strip Hosts First Northern California Racers Meet
Fremont set to stage the first United Drag Racers Association meet in Northern California next weekend. Wayne King won top eliminator in the weekly event clocking 49.5 mph in 7.86 seconds. Ted Gotelli Special led day prizes with a 14.80 elapsed in 76.7 seconds. Local winners included Teo Loretz and the Souza Brothers Ford. several Alameda County cars posted notable times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
United Drag Racers Association
Californi
Wayne King
Doss
Clayton and King AA
Carysier
Santa Maria
Ted Gotelli
San Francisco
Pate Ogden
Gotelli
Ini
Fremin
Tee Loretz
San Larenco
Souza Brothers
Apas Ford
Hayward
Alameda County
Teta Bao
Lee Lee Ree
Leandro
Mirlep
ARSA
Peg Iat
Plementa
MLSE
Gary Leven
Dacge
Ed Gorneer
Tey
iBern
Allien Auto Service
Sweep In V4 Midgets At Kennedy Park Meet
Two Fremont drivers, Bill Williams and Dan DeVoto, swept their classes in the Hayward Quarter Midget Racing program at Kennedy Park. Williams won the trophy dash and main event in Senior Rigid, while DeVoto captured both in Senior B.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
Bill Williams
Dan DeVoto
Hayward
Kennedy Park
Williams
DeVoto J
Heal
Bil Bowerman
Haywerd
Treshy Bash
Greg Ficand
Maia Evertannie Wilmmn
Warlanfire
Unclear score report from California League Sunday games
Fragmentary report lists Jokerfield and Jokersfield with a 65 210 score and mentions teams Medes Frasta Sandese Barbara and Tomay with regional play. Details are garbled, but it notes games in California League and regional matchups with Barbara and Jokersfield noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medes
Jokersfield
Galles
Frasta Vt
Sandese
Iemla Barbara
Regionla Barbara
Stator
Satiaan
Field narrows to six in North Coast Men’s State Softball
In a busy day at Patrick-Gomer Field the USA North Modific coast tournament cut 18 teams to six. Fresno Rockbusters and Manteca Ford remained undefeated with 4-0 wins in winners’ bracket semifinals as Harold Duinkerken pitched seven perfect innings before an infield hit ended the no hitter in the eighth. Glen Warnock held 2400 Club to no hits in the final, and other Alameda teams faced eliminations in losers’ bracket action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Fuller
San Jose Fmc
T Rockbusters
Lynl
Maniera
Glen Warnock
Duinkerken
San Francisco
Alameda County
aArt Bridges? Motors
Hayward
Redwood City
Alburt
Alameda
Peninsula Paint
Pacific S Grove
Heidelberg
Bier Garden
San Mateo
Perich Construction
Sacramento
Jim Morton
Hill Pickett
Redwoot Chy
Art Bridges
Jess Oden
Baseball Moguls Ponder New Czar as Frick Near Exit
Major League Baseball officials discuss selecting a successor to Commissioner Ford Frick who will retire next September. AL President Joy Cronin and others study the procedure for screening candidates while Anaheim Angels ownership seals a $20 million stadium deal. Television rights spending tops $29.4 million this year as networks expand coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American League
Joy Cronin
Kenneth Kealing
New York
Robert Cannon
Milwaukee
Frick
Butt Cronin
Angels
Anaheim
Richards Leads By 3 at Chabot Golf Championship
James Richards carded a 69 to reach 137 after two rounds at the 1961 Laker Chabot Golf Club Championship. Henry Suico shot 71 to stand runner-up as defending champion drifted from an opening 77 to subpar 78.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
James Richards
Thichards
Henry Suico
Feam
Vaives
Jape Veneece
FBI
Wedie Tomes
Tory Gy
Iteage
Bis Lutal
Ev Hayden
Olsen
Foels
Melernes
Warm Springs Tourney Due at Fairway Glen
Warm Springs Golf club hosts the South County Athletic Club Perpetual Trophy tournament on August 22 at Fairway Glen. Bets underway Friday night follow Winners Patrick Gomez with Peninsula and Alceta 72 at 10. Redwood City Berta 9? 2400 Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milpitas
South County Athletic Club
Ibs
Warm Springs
Qare iClub
Allen Nabs Pro Key Win in Canada Open Bowling
MONTREAL AP Bill Alten of Orlando Florida clings to a late effort by Jack Biondolillo of Rolistori Texas and wins the $24000 Canada Open Bowling Tournament by four pins Sunday night in a tense finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Bill Altlen
Orlando
Fla
Jack Biondolillo
Rolistori,Tex
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rap Drysdale
Gene Oliver
Filane
Jo Jo White
Big Don
Mama
White
Los Angeles
Abebh
Boling
Grysasie
Lemete
Gili'm
Aimee
Aillwaukee
Diver
Wiwatkee
Oliver
Traceashl
Verre
Lemassey
Oryacale
Lemaster
R. Milter
FHS. Antists
Associated Press
Buc
Cubs
Phils
Sadecki
T. Louis
Apston Chic
Davy Deiroit
Kansas
Cleveland Dores
Causey
Brulen Cf
Buford
Alten
Versalles
Salon Moth
The
St) Louis Téoflas
St Ol
Robinse
Tren
Kalina Ni
Howser
Howton
Aprae
Wesner
Cardinals
Houston
Stuer
Skowron
Caum
Ann Kulleorew
de WhitHeId
DO Stephens
Edwares
Freena Haile
Brower
Thomax
Hansen
I Macheaa
Allison
Francona Rf
Bill White
Matore
Giaartin
Finakey
Isao
Tearma
Kostro
Boyer
Alusie
Navarra
Pascusl
Togo
Dicken Oh
Clats Son Goerl
Dick Groat
Nicon
Stearen
Timmy Steerni
Siebert
Brewer
McCarver
Buzhard
le Ar
Antiezo
CiPadeval
Houston i
Fox 36 4022 3 Rock It Add Steand Gome
Eetaren
Adap Vente
Scarena
Arcu
Herne
Agailifa Ss
Landis
Detroit Liles
Harton If
Bulerd
Beate
Gil
Stuart
Weis
Clevelard Brose Piboo
Robinscr
Sracet
Abe Normal Larsen
Sacecdi
Smith Rt
Ward
Katinerf Davenne
Salmon
Raveerd
Glizare
Hower
Ferandoes
Hall
Wagner Uj
Wilsea Erners
Wittery
St Tour
Grabicky
McLain
Sasiro
Broan
C'Ledis
Ludoriot Jousicn
sPelers
Hang Ali
Levis
Kinga Os
Groat
Sbarack
Clay
Cho IA
Kansas City
A. Kael
Feinena
Sterrer
Sagecki
Chirag
Romana
Herten
Persis
ANC
Srawn
Sarge
Medea
Fregosi
Aioe
Baltimore Brominy
Perry
Waterloo
Nwa
Charce
Sinkarn
Powell
Pepitere
Severs
Yasa Eratt
Bnyrto
Blanchard If
Leppert
Bipar
Gsanng
Loue
Shirtey Engichorn
Osean
Fevan
Becian boGo
Ruth Tasenr
Surham
Abe Iwenaiy
Adair
Tolate
Roberts
Yoo
Marlene Hagges
Nleetuy Rawls
Los Angel
Sandra Haynie
Rite
Armateerg
Ib Aces Odinsch
Battin
Cliffera Ann Creed
Bowens
Howard
Krawtzer
Blanchard Ce
Hari
Sig Marvell
Rigel
Berisha
Bowes
Szii Slenbinse
West
Joe Any Prentice
Mevardine
Jeay Tornerhe
Sterry Wheeler
Glee
Texas League
Statford
Rpegoy Hilden
Ate Xruvlier
San Atones
Tulsa
Janik Kelsen
Aen Caseyohnstove
Meirge
Minaalyen
Barbara Berack
Englehorn Cops
Willie Greets
Willie
Willie McCovey
Willie Mays
Duke Snider
Flying Fins
Far West Victors
Sunder
Ed McCleskey
Lhvermary
Ria Combers
feCleskey
Ath
Sfeskers
Iounder
Ja Perry
Bey Ovinna
Neney Hicks
Che
Tebe Hicks
Dave Cook
San Remar
Goris Bearoak
Pengarta
Beverly Sachs
Beavers A
Jan SiMe Zpatz San Ramen
Sachs
Joanne Pesitene
Beewere
Swihwers
Peninavie
Sulisa
Hesse
Turner
Tenakins
Patio
Giebishey
Ccomatta
Galin
Ouscike
Povenes
Green
Quintet
Paler
Silva If Vsedeyd
Stephens S'ranelil
Hielsen
Iguarte
Erence
Alheninauia
Ostanleca Ford
Faac Tannery Ar Web Peta
Tberdara
Kydney Benvard
Kennedy
Redweed City
Peninyyta
Blur
Construgrien Ierawxing Abe
C.ramirer
DeTomast
Avigar
Mawkins Tb
Iller Ff
Rickerita
Jeitasesth
Uberlord
Heyre
Gerern
Vstunich I Speoter
Sauer
Tver
Luiery
Osnysier
Usiiva
Revere Ib
Marseen
Romera
VaAmensar
Futten, Snyder
al Vashamenorl
Roaring
Batemass
Hawking
Hayale
Elmira
Sor'ngtiels
Ulery
Burford
eYork
Carentan Fea
California
NPC
Bill Brow
Fxttle Jost
Ron Mussen
Bardall
Seattle
Mel Pender
John Moon
Buffalo Fire Figters’ Association
Buffalo
N.Y
Richards
Chabot
Allen
Orta
Saran
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!