SINOES 6 2 Associated Press Scores and Schedule
Baltimore 2 Boston 6 2 Cleveland 1 Washington 0 list of games shows Kansas City at Los Angeles Chicago at Minnesota Baltimore at Cleveland Washington at New York Detroit at Boston and other scheduled matches for today. The brief item presents results and upcoming games without detail on scorers or venues beyond city matchups.
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Minnesota
New York
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Red Sox Dominate Stingers With Four Homers In 10-0 Win
Plumville pitcher Hal Wingard blanked Marion Center with a four-hitter and a 10-hit attack that featured four home runs. Leo Haky Sam Da Lessio and Frankie Franchesci went deep, Ed Hess and Chuck Lezanic set the early pace, and Sid Blair added two RBIs as the Red Sox routed Marion Center 10-0 in a Greater Indiana County League game.
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Plumville
Hal Wingard
Marion
Indiiana
Paul Berzansky
Ed Hess
Leo Haky
Frankie Franchesci
Chuck Lezanic
Red Sox
Sam da Lessio
Sid Blair
Kaline
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Malzone
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Allison
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Pinson
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Walton No-Hitter Anchors Indiana County Softball Win
Seasonall blanked Parnell Gawher 8-0 as Bob Wallan struck out 17 in a new Indiana County Softball League season high. The game was halted briefly by rain. Lou Violi and Bruno had three hits each for the winners while Frank Cala hit a solo homer in the sixth.
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Indiana County
Parnell Cowher
Ernest Vod Patti
Parnell-Cowher
Robertshaw
Bob Wallan
Parnell
ISC
Moundsman
Lou Violi
Bruno
Samedi
Dick Miller
Fou Viel Gop
Billy Griffith
Frank Cala
Bowling Banquet for Homer City Bowlers Tonight
HOMER CITY BOWLERS of the National League from Indian Lanes will hold their banquet this evening at 6 p.m. in the Commercial Hotel in Homer City.
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Homer City
Tribe Southpaw Blanks Senators in six as Kralick wins
Jack Kralick pitched six strong innings to blank the Washington Senators and extend Minnesota’s lead in the pennant race. Cleveland’s Jim Perry was later traded, and Baltimore’s McCormick earned a six-hitter in a 3-0 win over Boston as the AL battles tighten.
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Kralick Wata
Cleveland
Jim Perry
Myre
Washington
Joming
Duckworth
Barthplace Tribe
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Yankees
Baltimore Orioles
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Boston
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Bermuda Batters Open Season with 15-7 Victory
Jamaica Knights defeated the Beatnik Batters 15 to 7 at McCreary's Field to begin the Bermuda Batters Girls Softball League. The opener showcased strong hitting and solid defense as Jamaica Knights took control early and held on for the win.
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Jamaica Knights
Bermuda Batters
McCreary’s Field
Major Stars Pitching Dodgers Blank Giants for 0 Victory
Sandy Koufax blanked San Francisco on four hits in a 0 win to boost the Dodgers and extend their early season lead. Willie Starwell of the Pirates blasted two homers in six innings, powering Milwaukee in a decisive batting display.
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Indians On Hot Streak in Cleveland Baseball Surge
The Cleveland Indians ride a five game win streak and 15 wins in 17 to climb from ninth to within three games of first place after sweeping the Yankees. Pivotal pitching from Duck Kralicek and a patchwork lineup, with injuries to Romano and Cavalislo, fuel a 1-0 win sparked by a key error, sacrifice, and balk.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Indians
New York Yankees
Clevelands
Joe Azcue
Dick Howser
Fred Whitfield
Joe
Adcock
Ted Abernathy
John Romano
Vic Cavalislo
Washington
Minnesota
Jim Perry
Stargell Sparks Pirates Past Braves With Two Homers
Milwuakee saw Pirates rookie Willie Stargell drive in six runs on two homers as Pittsburgh defeated the Braves 9-3. The club traded Bob Skinner earlier in hopes Stargell would become a big leaguer, and he showed early promise with a dominant showing.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Laway Bob Skinner
Willie Stargell
Stargell
Bucs
Close Tilts In A Play At Herman Harris Field
In Indiana Little League action at Herman Harris Field UCT edged Kiwanis 8 7 and McCreary beat McGill 5 4 Akron powered UCT with two home runs Stargell had a first inning single and scored Clemente. Mazeroski and Bailey homered for Pittsburgh in a 12 hit attack as the Pirates tied Braves for sixth in the NL with Don Cardwell winning on eight hits.
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McCreary
Jedged McGill
Akron
Pittsburgh
Don Cardwell
Tony Cloninger
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Mazeroski
Stargell
Bucs
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Spahn
Recreation Department Athletic Schedule Teems With Local Games
Tuesday evening features Second Ward against Third Ward and Plaid Pirates facing Bobby Sokkers at 6 pm on McCreary Field. Wednesday offers tennis instruction 9 am to 12 noon at Mack Center and Pony League baseball at 1 pm at Fair Grounds field.
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Third Ward
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McCreary
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Fairgrounds
Koufax Shuts Out Giants 2-0 as Dodgers Stay In Tie
Sandy Koufax pitched a complete game two hit shutout, his sixth of the year, lowering his ERA to 1.63. The Dodgers beat San Francisco 2-0, moving the Giants from NL lead to third while St Louis took top spot with an 8-1 win over the Mets. Koufax improved to 10-3. Roseboro left with a palm injury after a fastball miscue.
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Giants
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John Roseboro
Dodger
X Rays
Moose Skowron
Billy O’deil
Willie Stargell
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Roy Sievers
Don Demeter
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Houston
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Jay Hook
Galen Cisco
Bill White
Ken Boyer
Curt Flood
Stargell
Pirates
Sievers
Demeter
John Tsitouris
Ryne’ Duren
Phillies
Jack Balding Gipsy
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Greenwich
Gipsy
Bob Freno
Local Minor County Softball Card Highlights Regional Matchups
Sports card lists numerous games across Indiana and surrounding towns including West Indiana at Elderton County Softball and Ernest Robertshaw versus Patti's at Fair Grounds. Additional pairings feature Luciusboro Petin View versus Red Barn Blairsville VFW and Waxler versus Ruffner with Lumber against Moose. Other notable matches include West Lebanon at East Indiana Aultman at Elderton SICL and Commodore at Gipsy Greenwich at Hastings Robertshaw at Ernest Fair View versus Kiwatis Betty Miller versus McCreary.
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Minor County
West Indiana
Elderton County
Ernest
Robertshaw
Patti's
Fairgrounds Commercial Hotel
Luciusboro
Petin View
Red Barn
Blairsville
VFW
Josephine
Indiana
Little League Waxler
Ruffner
Indiana Lumber
Moose Wednesday
West
Lebanon
East Indiana
Aultman
Elderton
SICL
Coal Run
Plumville
Lucerne
Marion Center
Commodore
Hastings County
Ernest Indiana
Little League
Fair View
Kiwatis
Betty Miller
McCreary
Pros Criticize US Open Course At The Country Club
The Open course at The Country Club in Brookline drew sharp criticism from George Bayer Sam Snead Art Wall Julius Boros and Arnold Palmer during first looks ahead of the U S Open. Players called the layout poorly conditioned with ankle deep rough and many blind shots as they prepared for the major championship beginning Thursday.
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Brookline
Mass
George Bayer
Francis Ouimet
Sam Snead
Art ‘Wall
Julius Boros
Arnold Palmer
Boston
Koufax Faces Giants Aiming To Win, Not Revenge
Sandy Koufax says victory is all he seeks as the Dodgers ace returns to face the San Francisco Giants. He has shut out the Giants twice this season, 2-0 Monday night and earlier after a sequence of dramatic starts, moving Los Angeles within a half game of St. Louis for first back in the NL.
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Associated Press
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Fourth Ward Cops Open With Double Win at Faire Grounds
Fourth Ward opened with two League games sponsored by the Recreation Department at the Faire grounds. In the afternoon Pony Ward League Fourth Ward beat First Ward by five runs. At night Fourth Ward defeated First Ward 6 to 0 in their opener, their first win in almost a decade.
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Recreation Department
Faire Grounds
First Ward
Three Sign GICL Pacts
Three players join the Greater Indiana County League rosters. Ben Stites signs with Indiana Indies on June 15 and is eligible June 21. Joe Bougher signs June 11 and is eligible June 22. Plumville inks Doug Buffone on June 17, eligible June 23. Al Butts, captain-elect of Columbia’s football team, elected captain of the Lion baseball team for 1964.
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Joe Bougher
Plumville
Doug Buffone
al Butts
Columbia
Lion
Poughkeepsie
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