Cincinnati shuts out Cardinals again in 6-0 victory
Cincinnati total another 6-0 win over St. Louis as Frank Robinson and Gordy Coleman homer off four hit pitching by Jim Maloney. The Cardinals lose the lead in the National League race.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1963
Page
26
Cincinnati total another 6-0 win over St. Louis as Frank Robinson and Gordy Coleman homer off four hit pitching by Jim Maloney. The Cardinals lose the lead in the National League race.
Ray Culp, a 21 year old right hander with a $100000 bonus, pitched the Phillies to a 7-0 win over the Houston Colts at Connie Mack Stadium. Culp allowed three singles and struck out seven as Wes Covington drove in three runs with a double and a single.
Clyde Mangrum, executive secretary of the Carolina Golf Association, announces 36 hole local qualifying for the U S Open at Whispering Pines in Southern Pines on May 27 with entries due by 5 p m at the USGA office. Qualifiers advance to sectional rounds in Atlanta on June 11. Avery Beck, Whispering Pines pro, opens practice May 25-26.
Jack Norman 51 of Winston-Salem shot a 1 under par 71 to grab a three stroke edge in the Carolina Golf Association Seniors event at Whispering Pines. He followed a 71 in round one, with a front nine 2 under but a back nine of 37. R. S. Wilson and Tom Robbins chased, while Robbins trailed Hough and Mc Combs by one stroke. final 18 holes set Sunday with tees moved back.
Don Schwall pitched a four hitter to blank the Los Angeles Dodgers and earn his second win. Dick Schofield delivered a two run double in the second inning as the Pirates built a 3-0 lead, aided by an error in center field. Clemente doubled and Pagliaroni and Schwall walked as Pittsburgh added two more in the seventh. Ed Knipple drove in three runs with a triple in the sixth.
In Milwaukee, Chicago Cubs defeat Atlanta 7-5 as veteran umpire Al Barlick calls seven balks, a major league mark including five against Milwaukee pitcher Bob Shaw. Shaw walks six, is ejected for arguing, and Chicago seizes leads in a fifth inning rally aided by three Shaw balks.
Steve Barber earned his fifth win for Baltimore as Boog Powell and Jackie Brandt homered. Detroit led 2 1 on Jake Wood and Al Kaline two homers, but the Orioles pulled away with a three run sixth. The second annual National Elks golf championship, 54 holes, is set for May 24-26 at Southern Pines and Mid Pines with over 200 entries.
Catawba Indians defeated Lenoir Rhyne 13 to 4 in a Carolinas Conference baseball game at Hickory. Pitcher Andy Peretin, catcher, and reliever Bill McDevitt helped preserve the win after starter Jerry Maye left with back strain in the fifth inning.
San Francisco overwhelms New York 17 to 4 as Willie Mays, Felipe Alou, and Jim Davenport lead a 17 run eruption. Homers by Alou Cepeda Davenport and Sherry pace the offense, Bailey collects five RBIs after four hits.
Dave Nicholson hit two home runs driving in three as the Chicago White Sox defeated Washington 8-1. The game featured a long rain delay before Chicago broke open a five-run seventh inning, aided by Floyd Robinson and Pete Ward.
Elston Howard hit two home runs and Mickey Mantle added one as the New York Yankees defeated Minnesota 3 to 2. Williams carried a two hitter into the ninth before a two run Twins rally. Hal Reniff closed out the win for New York.
Kansas at Iowa State baseball canceled while North Carolina defeated Virginia and Wake Forest outpaced Clemson. Newberry beat Appalachian 10 5, N C State frosh 10 5, Pembroke 7 Campbell 2. Tennis results include Northwestern over Wisconsin 9 0 and Wake Forest over Davidson 94 46, Duke 9 71 percent over Davidson.
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