Boyer Leads Cards Over Cincinnati 8-4
St Louis Cardinals beat Cincinnati 8 to 4 as Ken Boyer hit a two run single and other hits fueled a three run third inning. Bob Gibson scattered hits and earned the win, helping St Louis climb to .500 with their fourth straight victory. Cincinnati threatened early, but the Cards pulled away in the third and held on for the win.
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Philadelphia
Los Angels
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Don Flasins
Stan Musial
Chaney Jates
Bob Lillis
Toyer
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Giants Rally Past Pirates 9-6 Behind Cepeda And Bailey
Ed Bailey capped a six run burst in the seventh as the Giants overcame a Pirates lead to win 9-6. Orlando Cepeda hit his 36th homer to lead the NL, while San Francisco pitcher Holi Bolin earned his first win with help from bullpen ace Ron Miller. Bailey added two hits and drove in four, and Elroy Face suffered his third loss.
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Dan Marichal
Giants
Shr Miller
Orlando Cepeda
Pittsburgh
Ban Fennessee
Moddix
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Shine
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Rolin
Miller
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Cepia
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Oklahoma State Beats Duke to Open Series
Oklahoma State defeated Duke 89 2 in Omaha to open the NCAA College Baseball World Series. Bill Ketehs hit a home run in the bottom of the ninth to seal the win as Orke and Lynn Fedor contributed for Oklahoma State amid late rallies and fielding miscues by Duke.
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Duke
Omaha
Atha
Bill Ketehswa
Oklahoma
Duke University
Tita
Orke
Lynn Fedor
Mate
Art Browning
Chayson Marsh
Veaths and Miner REPMAN notices and obituaries
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Avis Wiliam Redana
Arho Allott
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Maryan Lredman
Dare- Why
Jeanie Teva
Ata
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Irey Jallentvantig
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Madira Doobald Katharinel
Greetey
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N. M.oMra
Mary Moka
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Adareson
Bennington Rites Held for Mrs Hageth W Bot a
Funeral details for Mrs Hageth W Bot a with inscription of family members. Interment at Sunset Memorial Gardens in a Pennington family service. Survivors include Sir Wed Mire and James Aine with services noted at Linn Grove and Me sanfield addresses.
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Cubs Edge Braves 11-10 in ninth inning thriller
Chicago Cubs won 11 to 10 over Milwaukee as Moe Thacker delivered a bases loaded infield hit scoring from second in the ninth. Milwaukees Lee Maye hit a grand slam in the top of the ninth to push ahead, but Thacker's decisive hit gave the Cubs the comeback victory.
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Warren Apahn
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Dodgers top Phillies 3 1 to take first place in standings
Don Drysdale earned his first win of the month, pitching seven innings and fanning seven as the Dodgers defeated Philadelphia 3 1 at the Coliseum. Wally Moon drove in the deciding run with a homer, giving Los Angeles the nightcap after Boston won the opener. Drysdale improved to four of seven decisions, mostly against the Phillies, while Frank Sullivan went seven innings for Philadelphia.
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Rhyne Bure
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Frank Sullivan
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Fairholm
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Cecil Butler
University of Arizona
Harris
Bob Hartman
Dick Scott
Phi
Dick McAuliff
Don Pavletich
Joe Nicks
Indians
Hicks
Boston and Los Angeles Split Doubleheader at Grand Rapids
Boston and Los Angeles split a two game set as Billy Muffet went distance for the Sox in game one while Sam Snead led the field in the Western Open at Grand Rapids, tying a major event streak with four consecutive wins this season. Muffet and Grham combined for key outs and runs, delivering a tight first game.
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Ghand Rapids
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Grand Rapids
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Waducea
Nieles
Senators Win Two In Ninth Inning Rally Over White Sox
Washington Senators win two close games from the Chicago White Sox. In the first, a late rally and clutch hits from Dick Donovan and teammates seal a 10-9 victory after Chicago led 6-0. In the second, Dale Long and Willie Tasby homered as Genely Green and Danny OConnell delivered a deciding two-out single.
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Chiccago White Sox
Dick Donovan
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Willie Tesley
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Green
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Baseball Scores and Schedule From Friday and Weekend
AP reports American League results include Boston 5 Los Angeles 3 and New York 8 Kansas City 6 with slates for Sunday and Monday games. National League standings show Los Angeles leading, with Milwaukee at Chicago and Philadelphia at Los Angeles among upcoming games.
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Negro Track Stars Protest Segregated Seating at Houston Meet
In Houston Texas Negro school athletes led by John Thomas and Ralph Boston withdrew from the 1961 Meet of Champions just before finals to protest segregated seating at Jepperson Stadium. The event drew about 530 demonstrators outside and 20 athletes refused to compete, though organizers defended seating as non segregated with first come seating for grandstand seats.
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Maris Mantle Power Yankees Rally Past Kan Royals
New York Yankee hitters Roger Maris and Mickey Mantle propelled a high scoring win over Kansas City. Maris hit his 1eth homer and Mantle added key runs as Arroyo earned the win with relief after starter Luis. Tony Kubek also contributed two doubles and a long hitting streak.
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Tillie Luis Arroyo
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Indians Rally to Oust Tigers and Stay In Front
Cleveland beat Detroit 5 to 4 as Bubba Phillips hit a ninth inning homer to lift the Indians from a 4 4 tie. Barry Latman pitched 9 1/3 innings in relief for his fifth win without a loss while Rocky Colavito delivered a two run double. Cleveland widened its lead over Detroit to 1 1/2 games with 23 wins in 28 games.
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Minor League Baseball Scoreboard Fragment Brief
A broken ledger of minor league results lists teams and partial scores across several leagues. Mentions include Indianapolis, Houston, Dallas, Denver, Portland, Salt Lake, Vancouver, Jersey City, Syracuse, Shreveport, Nashville, Atlanta, and Birmingham with scattered inning counts and player names such as Ripplemeyer and Paine amid incomplete game lines.
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Shreveport
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Cousy Links Cage Scandals to American Society
Boston star Bob Cousy called nascent basketball scandals representative of U.S. society. He said players are least guilty, while criticizing the environment that fosters corruption such as tax fraud and illegal rebates. The remarks followed an athletics award dinner in Afton, New York.
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Boston Celtics
Evening Press
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Indians Whip Denver Bears
MILWAUKEE AP The Indians beat the Denver Bears in a doubleheader, taking the first game 4-4 and the nightcap 8-2, as Omaha nips Louisville and other standings shift in the circuit.
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Denver Bears
Archie Defends His Title Tonight at 175 Pounds
By Jack Hand Arch ie Moore faces a tough defense in a $100,000 guaranteed bout in New York with doubts about age eye strength and recent weight cut. Archie is set to defend his title Saturday night against a challenger amid talk of his ailment and the old guard in boxing.
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Dick Sadler
Monticello
Archie Moore Faces Rinaldi In 15 Round Title Bout
Light heavyweight champion Archie Moore weighed 174% pounds and Italy’s Giulio Rinaldi 173% for their 15 round title fight at Madison Square Garden. Moore seeks to defend his crown after a pro career of 212 fights and 130 knockouts, with NBA history and weight limits noted.
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