Flanagan Throws No-Hitter Against Neuman for St James
Osinski replaces Belinsky in Angels rotation after Belinsky is sent to Kansas City. Dees drives in decisive run with a fifth inning homer as Los Angeles beats Baltimore 4-0. Yankees and White Sox win. Bunning and Ford contribute wins for their teams.
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Bo Belinsky
Dan Osinski
Osinski
Belinsky
Kansas City
Charley Dees
Los Angeles Angels
Baltimore
A's
Angels
Los Angeles
Ford Frick
the Angelis
Dees
Hawaii
Orioles
New York
Yankees
Cleveland
Whitey Ford
Jim Bunning
Minnesota
Detroit
Twins
Chicago White Sox
Boston
John Buzhardt
Orlando Pens
Kansas
Aparicio
Pearson
Sit Smith
Adair
Koppe
Gentile
Wagner
Robinson
L. Thomas
Powell
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Brandt
Rodgers
Orsino
G.thom
Pappas
Moran
Snyder Navarro
R Hall
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Los le Ta
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Navarro
Pap ‘Koppe
Pap- Darel
Soar
Smith, Haller
Hill School Lacrosse Honors Davis Earns Varsity Letter
Rich Davis son of Dr and Mrs Francis K Davis of Wal lingford has been awarded a varsity lacrosse letter at Hill School.
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Pottstown
Rich Davis
Francis K Davis
Avonbrook Rd
Wallingford
Hill School
Pop Up RBI by Musial Gives Cardinals 6 5 Win Over Giants
Stan Musial delivers a ninth inning pop up that fell for an infield error and scored the winning run as the St Louis Cardinals beat the San Francisco Giants 6 5 to move into second in the National League. Curt Flood scored on the play and Bob Gibson earned the win in relief.
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Stan Musial
Musial
St. Louis
Carinals
Curt Flood
San Francisco
Giants
Cards
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Dodgers
Don Schwall
Jerry Lynch
Pittsburgh
New York Mets
Lindy McDaniel
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia
Houston Colts
Milwaukee
Ken Johnson
Cardinals
Bill White
Flood
White
Dick Groat
Bob Gibson
Don Larsen
Vada Pinson
Bob Skinner
Leon Cardenas
Don Pavletich
Reds
Jim Maloney
Cubs
John Bateman
Standings and results from Friday's baseball games
Standings show Baltimore leading with a 30 18 record and New York at 25 15. Friday results include Cincinnati defeat Los Angeles 7 4 and St Louis 6 San Francisco 5. Upcoming games list matches across multiple venues.
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Pittsburgh
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Houston
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
St. Louis
San Francisco
W. L. Pet
Baltimore
Kansas City
Boston
Minnesota
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Kincinnati
Rly
Harold Johnson Set To Defend Light Heavy Title In Las Vegas
In Las Vegas Harold Johnson defends his world light heavyweight crown against Willie Pastrano in a 15 round ABC telecast at the Las Vegas Convention Center. Officials enforce three knockdown in a round and an eight count. Johnson has 32 KOs in 81 fights and is 0- since 1955. Pastrano, 28, uses a hit and run style and has 83 pro bouts without being knocked down. Promoters paid Johnson 37000 and Pastrano 21250 with added training allowances. both weighed in near 175 pounds and neither expected trouble making weight. Sonny Liston and Mauro Mina will be ringside.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Harold Johnson
Willie Pastrano
ABC
Las Vegas Conventions Center
Sonny Liston
Johnson
Willie the Wisp
Miami Beach
Fila
Mauro Mina
Peru
Philadelphia
Pastrano
New Orleans
Sun No Hit By Saviski For Brookhaven Lions Win
Frank Saviski and Mike Orpneck starred as Brookhaven Lions defeated Sun Ship 10 to 1 at Brookhaven Field. Saviski pitched a no hitter with 14 strikeouts and three walks, while Orpneck allowed three hits and two walks with nine strikeouts. Joe Gordon scored the lone Sun Ship run in the fourth after a series of base advances.
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Brookhaven
Frank Saviski
Mike Orpneck
Chester
Brookhaven Field
Saviski
Brookhaven Lions
Orpneck
Sun Ship
Sun Valley High
Joe Gordon
Sun Ship Brookhi'n Lions
Mulray
Fran Andorfer
Flanagan
Big Mike
Joe Grace
Danny Murtaugh
Grace
Murtaugh
Parnelli Jones Wins 500 Mile Race After Onsite Bout
Parnelli Jones, 29, of Torrance Calif., wins the record 500 mile purse and defeats Eddie Sachs in a one punch exchange at Indianapolis after a dispute over spilled oil on the track. The total purse hit 493530.60 with Jones earning 148581 for first place.
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Indianapolis
Parnelli Jones
New York
Eddie Sachs
Jones
Torrance
Calif
Sachs
Detroit
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
J.C. Agajanian
Giampalmi's homer fuels pivotal high school win
St James of Philadelphia clinches a share of the Catholic League Southern Division after a 2 0 victory over Bishop Neumann as pitcher Mike Flanagan toed the line with 11 strikeouts on 85 pitches. Giampalmi hit a seventh inning homer to seal the win.
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Philadelphia
Mike Flanay Flanagan
St. James High
Bulldog
Bishop Neumann
Jimmies
St. James
Bonner
West Catholic
Callowhill Streets
Wynn Seeks 300th Win as Indians Sign Veteran Arm
Early Wynn, age 43, signs with Cleveland for another season aiming to reach 300 career wins. He recalls strong Indians years and contends his arm still has two good seasons left, hoping to join a select 13 pitchers with 300 wins. Wynn will live in Venice, Florida while returning to Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Wynn
Cleveland Indians
Venice
Fla
Gabe Paul
Indians
Tribe
Bob Lemon
Mike Garcia
Chicago
White Sox
Washington
Liberty Klub marks 50th anniversary in Chester
Chester’s Liberty Klub celebrates its 50th anniversary honoring the original 1913 members and nine wartime recruits. Five original players plan to attend the May banquet at Central and will be joined by wives for stories and a class photo.
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Chester
Liberty Klub
Central Ymca
Charles Siegel
Jesse Francis
Charles Morton
Bill Duncan
Ed Roberts
Mooristown
Klub
Harry Lodge
Philadelphia
Bill Black
McClure
J. Raymond Miller
Prospect Park
Clarence Andrews
Jack Wright
Fred Grant
Ray Phillips
Irving Hazel
Andrew Kimber
Hawkins 64 Leads Speedway Open After Opening Round
Fred Hawkins shot 64 to hold a two stroke lead midway through the Speedway Festival Open at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. The 39 year old El Paso pro sits atop a field of 149, as par proved fragile with many players breaking 142 to survive cuts. Notables such as Nicklaus, Palmer, and Casper were absent.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Fred Hawkins
Hawkins
el Paso
Tex
Speedway
Sam Carmichael
Martinsville
Ind
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Plamer
Gary Player
Doug Sanders
Hartig Grabs Delco Relief Win For Norwood Legion
Hartig came on in the second inning to slam the Narberth offense, stranding five walks and two hits as Norwood Legion beat Narberth 9 6 in the Delco Baseball League. Norwood broke the game open with four runs in the fifth aided by two errors and a Dave Lee bunt miscue.
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Pinson
Skinner
Cardenas
Pavietich
Reds
Schwall
Mets
Carl Willey
Pirates
Lynch
Bill Mazeroski
McDaniel
Bob Buhl
Narberth
Harry Hartig
Norwood Legion
Hartig
Bill Bryan
Norwood
Dave Lee
Larry Cox
Cox
Unclear baseball game report with scattered stats
Fragmentary baseball wire copy notes a Detroit versus Minnesota game with Colavito batting in a partial box and named players Versalles Battey Bruton Nap and Kinnamon Stevens. Mentions Bunning win loss and a 7 to 4 score with limited legible scoring and pitching lines.
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Allen
Versailles
Power
Detroit
Minnesota
Versalles
Sf—Colavito
R—Battey
Bruton
Kaline
McAuliffe
Allison Rt
Rollins
Dale
Ono
Yankees Triumph Over Indians in Tight 4-3 Contest
Game notes show New York defeating Cleveland 4 to 3 with Ford and Beas? delivering key hits. PoA mentions New York players and multiple substitutions. Roster ambiguities include Beattie, Peat, Tresh, and Howard. Richardson drew a walk. Ford credited with victory. Close late innings and defensive plays shaped the outcome.
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E—Howser
Ford
New York
Bee
Rete
Son
Ichardson
Ing
Pepitone
Tresh
Howard
Richardson
Rice, Valentine, Kinley
K. Toton' Anzene
McKinley
Chyla
New York Abrhbi Culveland
Howser Ss
Rich
Mantle Cf
Aris
Adcock
FracRamos
Alvis
Linz
Arcue
Grant
bLuplow
Allen
Cleveland
Unclear fragment lists names and numbers from court or meeting notes
Fragmentary OCR listing includes names such as Buzhardt Mawell S Ward Carrigan DiMuro Flaherty with scattered numbers and symbols, likely from a meeting, court, or roster, but context and full details are unreadable.
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Ward
Buzhardt
Soud
Mawell
S—Ward
Carrigan
Opitie
Tris
Y DiMuro
Flaherty
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