Pirates Roll On Road Trip With 5-0 Shutout Of Reds
Bob Friend pitched a three hitter for his sixth win of the season as Pittsburgh defeated Cincinnati 5-0 on a Wednesday night. The win keeps the Pirates atop the NL and extends their winning streak to five as they prepare to start a four game road trip starting Friday at Philadelphia. The Giants edged Chicago 2-1 on Sam Jones’s ninth inning double, while Milwaukee beat Philadelphia 6-3 and St. Louis topped Los Angeles 5-2.
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Major league batting and pitching leaders recap
American League leaders feature Runnels Boston .351 and Mantle New York with 37 runs. Maris New York 31 homers and Aparicio Chicago 13 stolen bases. National League at bats crown Adcock Milwaukee .356 and Clemente Pittsburgh .350. Clemente also leads hits with 62 and Banks Chicago 33 RBIs. notable pitching leaders include Coates New York 5 0 and Drysdale Los Angeles 80 strikeouts.
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Boyer Drives One Of Best Homers Says Publicist
AP report from Los Angeles notes Ken Boyer, Cardinals third baseman, belted a homer into the Coliseum left-field seats as St. Louis beat the Dodgers 5 to 2. Publicists optimistic about Boyer reaching 25 homers in a season, while Boyer tops the majors with 13.
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Orioles Take 6th Win in 7 as Brown One-Hits Yankees
Hal Brown pitched a one hitter through the first eight innings and the Orioles beat the New York Yankees 4-1. Ron Hansen's three-run homer in the fifth powered Baltimore to their sixth win in seven games, widening their lead in the American League.
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Cardinals Rally To Take Fourth Victory At Dodgers
The St. Louis Cardinals won their fourth road game this season by overcoming Los Angeles 5-2. Ray Sadecki started for the Dodgers, but Bob Duliba earned the win for the Cardinals after relieving early. The rally in the fifth featured Julien Javier’s double and a three run burst, with Ken Boyer, Joe Cunningham, Daryl Spencer and Bayer delivering key hits. Bayer later hit his 13th homer to extend his lead.
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Weekly Baseball Results and Schedule Snapshot
The Associated Press reports Wednesday results: San Francisco 2 over Chicago 1, Pittsburgh 5 over Cincinnati 0, Milwaukee 6 beat Philadelphia 3, St. Louis 5 over Los Angeles 2. Thursday matchups include St. Louis at San Francisco and Milwaukee at Philadelphia. Friday schedules feature Pittsburgh at Philadelphia and Cincinnati at Milwaukee, with St. Louis at San Francisco. In separate results, Baltimore 4 over New York 1 and Chicago 6 over Detroit 0. Washington at Boston and Cleveland at Kansas City were marked ppd by rain with additional games listed for Friday between Kansas City and Chicago, Detroit and Cleveland, Baltimore and Washington, and Boston at New York.
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Fansler's Tires Win Big in Garden City Softball
In Garden City, Fansler's Tires remain undefeated by routing Century 16 to 6 in a five inning game after a 5-2 opener where Southwest tops Garden City Co-op. Mack Tameson, Bill Boles, Jerry Schultz, and Max Ladner led scoring. Schultz homered for Carpeters. Southwest and Latins lead 4-0. two games set Friday to decide first round.
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Ann Roninger earns multiple honors at Rocky Mountain AAU meet
Ann Roninger, niece of County Clerk Jane Collins, shone at the Rocky Mountain AAU track and field meet in Fort Collins, Colorado. Competing for Centre Rural High School of Kansas on the Colorado State University track, she scored 18 points, winning the broad jump with 16 feet 10 inches and placing second in the 80 meter hurdles and the high jump. Roninger, a noted young women track star, has visited the area several times.
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Golf Pairings Announced for Garden City Event
Seventy seven players enter a men s up golf tournament at Garden City Country Club with first round matches set to finish by Saturday June 11 The 13 first round pairings include Doug Weber against Milt Roberts Max Jones versus L O Lile Willard Leopold versus Tommy Gardiner W R Johnson versus Al Gottschalk W F Stoeckley versus C D Carmichael Bob Gottschalk versus Phil Sheehy Larry Wassinger versus Homer Stoner Dale Saffels versus Joe Bensor Bob Reed versus John Burnside Si Wasinger versus Doc Robinson Lee Selichnow versus Bob Wixson Harrison Smith versus Manford Kimberly Everett Miller versus Dick Stengel and a full bracket on display at the club.
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Pastrano Pursues Moore After Decisive Win
Willie Pastrano, ranked No. 3 by the NAB, won a one-sided 10 round decision over Sonny Ray at Chicago Stadium. The Miami light heavyweight boxer said he plans to stay in the division and chase a title shot against Archie Moore, hoping to someday catch Moore for a title bid.
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Friend Credits Control and Stuff for Pittsburgh Comeback
AP reports pitcher Bob Friend of the Pittsburgh Pirates shows improved control and stuff in a 1960 comeback. He notches his sixth win with a 5-0 blanking of Cincinnati, his third shutout this season. He cites better control and stuff as key to his form.
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President Eisenhower’s golf gifts amply stocked in White House set
President Dwight D. Eisenhower’s golf life is packed with gifts from clubs bags balls and even a gold plated cart. The White House collection includes practice greens front lawn equipment and a variety of clubs from sponsors politicians and allies. A gift from a Vineland doctor included golf eile in an apothecary jar and Bobby Jones sent David Eisenhower chickas as Christmas gifts.
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Concentration Key To Golf Success Says Champion Golfer
Fay Crocker recalls battles with Betsy Rawls for Babe Zaharias Open crown in Beaumont Texas and stresses focus. She credits practice, discipline, and mental steadiness, noting legends like Hogan Snead and Berg endorse concentrated effort. A raincoat distraction at Saxe Worth highlights keeping mind on the shot.
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Softball Contest Set Here Sunday
The first non league softball game of the 1960 season is scheduled here Sunday afternoon at Finnup Park Diamond at 2 30 p m. The Latin American Club and the Great Bend All stars meet with no admission. Latins are managed by Rufus Delgado and have won all four starts. Great Bend is a top Kansas softball community hosting the annual state men’s tournament.
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