Loyd Hays Memorial Fund Nears End
Editor notes the Loyd Hays Memorial Fund is nearing its end with over 6000 contributed. The piece honors Hays as a model of integrity in public service and thanks contributors, stressing the fund supports his family and recognizes his “REAL game” of life and compassion.
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Loyd Hays
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Morgan County
A's Present Win To McGaha In Manager Debut
Kansas City's Orlando Pena and John Wyatt combined for a 5 4 victory over the Cleveland Indians as Mel McGaha earned his first win as Athletics manager. Pena struck out five and Wyatt finished to seal the win after Romano homered and Tito Francona doubled. Nelson Mathews drove in the deciding run with a sacrifice fly in the seventh.
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Kansas City
Orlando Pena
John Wyatt
Cleveland Indians
Athletics
Mel McGaha
Johns Romano
Pena
Feadoff
Dick Howser
Romano
McGaha
Wyatt
Tito Francona
Nelson Mathews
Bryan
Liebert
Bell
McMahon
Burgess And Bailey Pace Pirate Win
Smoky Burgess hit a three run homer and Bob Bailey added two doubles and a triple to lift the Pittsburgh Pirates past the Chicago Cubs 10 to 7. Lew Burdette took the loss after a five run fifth inning, with Vern Law earning the win and Léo Burke adding a three run homer for Chicago.
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Smoky Burgess
Bob Bailey
Iwo
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago Cubs
Léo Burke
Pittsburgh
Vern Law
Law
McBean
Burgess
Burdette
Schurr
Spring
McDaniel
Schaffer
W-Law
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Burke
Mantle's 11th homer fuels 6-3 Yankees win over White Sox
Mickey Mantle hit his 11th homer and drove in two as New York beat Chicago 6-3 to take a third straight from the AL leaders. Mantle also singled and walked, contributing to a fifth inning rally that broke a 3-3 tie behind Tony Kubek and Tom Tresh.
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NEW York
Mickey Mantle
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Mantle
Hector Lopez
al Downing
Yankees
Bill Stafford
Pete Mikkelsen
Frank Kreutzer
White Sox
Hoyt Wilhelm
Tony Kubek
Bobby Richardson
Tom Tresh
Wilhelm
Chicago
Kreutzer
Messi
McNertney
Martin
Downing
Stafford
Mikkelsen
Howard
Ford Dominates White Sox In Another Shutout
Whitey Ford pitched a 3-0 shutout of the Chicago White Sox, extending an eight game winning streak to improve to 8-4 on the season. Ford’s mastery leaves hitters tangled as New York City fans marvel at his sustained peak and near 0.724 career winning percentage.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Whitey Ord
Whitey
Ford
Chicago White Sox
New York Yankee
Marv
Cassius Clay
Robin Roberts
Baltimore
Steve Hamilton
Cepeda fuels Giants win over Braves to halt skid
Orlando Cepeda belts a two run double in the seventh guiding San Francisco past Milwaukee 6 4 to end a three game losing streak. Willie Mays and Willie McCovey sparked the rally with two outs following a McCovey RBI single and Hart homer.
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SAN Francisco
Orlando Cepeda
Milwaukee
Giants
Cepeda
Jack Smith
Willie Mays
Willie McCovey
McCovey
Jim Hart
Hank Fischer
Reds rout Houston 6 1 as Klaus hits first major league homer
Cincinnati dominates Houston 6 to 1 in a clash led by Bobby Klaus and John Edwards driving in two runs each. Jim Maloney earned his fourth win in 11 decisions while Hal Brown took the loss.
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Houston
Bobby Klaus
John Edwards
Cincinnati
Klaus
Steve Boros
Edwards
Jim Maloney
Hal
Skinny
Maloney
Brown
Owens
Jones
Bateman
Grote
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Pinson
Dodgers sweep Cardinals as Parker two doubles spark win
Wes Parker fueled a 3-2 Dodgers victory over St Louis with two doubles and the decisive two-base hit from Tommy Davis. Tim McCarver homered for the Cardinals who had gone 25 innings without scoring. Moeller earned the win for Los Angeles. Sadecki took the loss.
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Wes Parker
Tommy
Los Angeles Dodgers
St. Louis
Cardinals
Tim McCarver
Bill White
Fon
Dodgers
Parker
Dodger
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Frank Howard
Park Er
Doug Camilli
Davis
Sadecki
Taylor
Moe Carver
Moeller
Miller
Perranoski
Camilli
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L—Sadecki
Carver
Wilson Fires Fifth Straight Win for Bosox
Earl Wilson pitched his fifth straight victory a five hitter and drove in two runs with a two run double. Felix Mantilla drove in four runs with two doubles and a single as Boston beat Baltimore 6-2. Mantilla and Wilson both had two RBI. Bunker took loss after six innings.
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Earl Wilson
Wally Bunker
Baltimore
Felix Mantilla
Carl Yastrzemski
Wilson
Sam Bowens
Dick Brown
Orioles
Jerry Adair
Red Sox
Bunker
Mantilla
Dalton Jones
Jones
Stock
Brown
Tillman
W-Wilson
L-Bunker
Bownes
Adair
Baseball doubleheaders dot the MLB schedule across leagues
A long list of probable pitchers for doubleheaders in the American and National Leagues outlines matchups for dates across Chicago New York Detroit Washington Boston Kansas City Cleveland Philadelphia and Houston among others. The Capitol rotunda era note follows with the House and Senate avoiding responsibility, allowing peddlers to operate there.
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Pizarro
Peters
New York
Daley
Sheldon
Los Angeles
Latman
McBride
Detroit
Lolich
McLain
Minnesota
Stange
Aririgo
Kaat
Washington
Narum
Cheney
Baltimore
McNally
Estrada
Hall
Boston
Lamade
Spanswick
Kansas City
Drabowsky
O'Donoghue
Cleveland
Donovan
Grant
Cincinnati
O’toole
San Francisco
Herbel
Milwaukee
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Schneider
Willhite
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Reed
Cisco
Jackson
Philadelphia
Mahaffey
Short
St. Louis
Gibson
Sadecki
Houston
Farrell
Pittsburgh
Blass
Gibbon
Ellsworth
Slaughter
Capitol
House
Senate
Paris
Phillies Defeat Mets Behind Jim Bunning Rally
Philadelphia Phillies beat the New York Mets 8 to 2 as Jim Bunning allowed five hits in a six inning start. Ron Hunt and Jim Hickman homered for New York while Johnny Callison, Clay Dalrymple and Tony Gonzalez drove in runs for the Phillies. The Phillies scored four in the seventh off Tom Sturdivant to seal the win.
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Philadelphia
Bobby Wine
New York
Jim Bunning
Philadelphia Phillies
Mets
Bunning
Ron Hunt
Jim Hickman
Wine
Cookie Rojas
Kranepool
Jesse Gonder
Phillies
Clay Dalrymple
Johnny Callison
Tony Gonzalez
John Herrnstein
Philly
Tom Sturdivant
Lary
Sturdivant
Licke
Gonder
Dalrymple
Woman Golfer Confronts Python on Southern Rhodesia Course
A woman golfer faced a 10 foot python blocking her ball on a Southern Rhodesia golf course. After consulting the club secretary she was allowed to shoot the snake before resuming play, highlighting golfer grit amid unusual hazard.
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Southern
Rhodesia
Tigers Down Angels 8-5
Detroit defeats Los Angeles 8 to 5 as Don Wert drives in three runs and Dick McAuliffe adds two with a homer and triple. Jim Fregosi hits two two run blasts for the Angels, but Dave Wickersham improves to 8-5 for Detroit.
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Don Wert
Dick McAuliffe
Los Angeles Angels
Jim Fregosi
Fregosi
Tiger
Dave Wickersham
Wert
Tigers
McAuliffe
Los Angeles
Newman
Smith
Duliba
Osinski
Rodgers
Wickersham
L Smith
Adcock
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