Maloney's Five-Hitter Gives Reds 5-3 Victory
Cincinnati Reds rally in the fifth inning to beat the Philadelphia Phillies 5-3. Jim Maloney pitched five strong hits while Rick Wise saw his win streak at Connie Mack Stadium end at eight. Chico Ruiz and Vada Pinson sparked the decisive frame as Pinson scored on a double and a later single by Alex Johnson provided the go ahead run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
VPI
Cincinnati Reds
Rick Wise
Philadelphia Phillies
Jim Maloney
Wise
Connie Mack Stadium
Chico Ruiz
Vada Pinson
Ruiz
Alex Johnson
Pinson
Gram Jackson
Lee May
Fred
Millan
F. Alou
Johnson
Jackson
Pat Jarvis
Bob Moose
Stargell
Manny Mota
Cincinnati
Atlante
Pittsburgh Rose
Briggs
Roios
Wills
Gonzalez
Callison
H. Aaron
Whitfield
White
Torre c
Clemente
Taylor
Francona
Mazeresk
Perez
Pena
Boyer
Alley
Moloney
Atlanta
Wee
Pittsburgh
Maloney
Rojas
Gonzalo
So Francona
Maroney
B—Allev
I Wise
S—Meter
G. Jackson
Norerbbse
James
Kelley
Aia Cloninger L
Sisk
Wickersham
Kline
T A
del Unser
Sonny Siebert
Ed Stroud
Senators
Bernie Allen
Fred Valentine
Ernie Banks
Gabby Hartnett
Cubs
Lou Johnson
Randy Hundley
Braves Rally Past Pirates 16-5 in Seventh Inning
Deron Johnson delivered a two run single to spark a five run seventh as the Braves beat the Pirates 16-5 after Willie Stargell drove in four for Pittsburgh in a separate late game. Johnson collected four hits pacing Atlanta while Pat Jarvis earned the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
UPI
Deron Johnson
Atlanta Braves
Willie Stargell
Pittsburgh Pirates
Johnson
Bob Tillman
Felipe Alou
Felix Millan
Gary Kolb
Hank Aaron
Sonny Jackson
Chuck Hiller
Matty Alou
Pirates
Braves
One Hundred Twenty Entries For June Road Race
Elkhart Lake Wisconsin officials report 120 entries for the Road America June sprints with potential to top last year’s 346. Notables include Jerry Hansen of Minneapolis driving a Lola Mark 3B Spitfire, with Dick Roe as co-driver for June 16, Doc Wyllie of Allison Park Pennsylvania in a Bobsy Climax, and Lee Hall of Deerfield with Cliff Phillips of Palos Heights in Porsche 904s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart Lake
Wis
UPI
Jerry Hansen
Minneapolis
Hansen
Dick Roe
Doc Wyllie
Allison Park
Lee Hall
Deerfield
Ill
Cliff Phillips
Palos Heights
Six City Pools Offer Swimming Lessons For All
Six city pools invite the public to swim and take lessons taught by Red Cross instructors. Registration starts today at 12 30 p m and runs through June 7. The $2 50 fee covers nine fifteen minute lessons. All children under seven must be accompanied by a parent. Only Doolittle pool offers free swimming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muncipal
Dula Center
Baker
John ©. Fremont
Hadland
Roy Martin
Crayin
Hyde Park
Lorenzi
Twin Lakes
Doolittle
Doolittle Center
Red Cross
Hannan's four hitter powers Senators in second win
Washington Senators beat the Indians 11 3 as Jim Hannan pitched a four hitter and sparked an eighth inning rally. Chico Salmon homered for the Senators in the opener as Cleveland took the first game 10 5 with a five for Joe Az Cue Brown and other line drives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Jim Hannan
Washington Senators
Cleveland Indians
Chico Salmon
Washinston
Joe Az- Unser
Horton Ib
Allen
Arcue
Valentine
Salmon
Casanova
Horner
Hansen
Fuller
Bertaiia
Hargon
Humphrys
Bowens
Ortega
Peterson
Athletics rout Angels 5-2 for sixth win in eight
Oakland pitcher Big Jim Nash earned his third straight win, fanning eight and allowing five hits as the Athletics defeated the California Angels 5-2. Reggie Jackson hit an inside the park homer, Don Mincher and Don Cater contributed RBI hits, and Oakland stretched its recent run to five wins in six games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland Athletics
California Angels
Nash
Angels
Don Mincher
Oakland
Jim McGlothlin
Reggie Jackson
Danny Cater
Jackson
Robinson
Cater
Mincher
California
Stanley's Grand Slam Gives Detroit A Split
Mickey Stanley hit the first grand slam of his career as Detroit beat the Yankees 8-1 behind John Hiller's six-hitter, while Detroit dropped a 4-3 game after Tom Tresh scored a disputed ninth‑inning run. Tresh doubled lead off the ninth. Mayo Smith was ejected for arguing the call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley
Detroit
UPI
Mickey Stanley
John Hiller
Detroit Tigers
Tom Tresh
New Yankees
Steve Barber
Dick Tracewski
Hiller
Tracewski
Wayne Comer
Mickey Mantle
Bill Freehan
Tigers
Dick McAuliffe
Northrup
Jim Price
Tresh
Jon Warden
Jake Gibbs
Ray Oyler
Daryl Patterson
Southpaw Warden
Cox
Oyler
Price
Mayo Smith
Yankees
Joe Pepitone
Denny McLain
Orioles Nip Sox 4 3 In Rain Shortened Tilt
Curt Mor ton delivered a fifth inning RBI single driving in Don Buford to give the Baltimore Orioles a 4 3 win over the Boston Red Sox in the first game of a rain shortened doubleheader at Fenway Park. Umpire Bill Valentine halted play after a scoreless top of the sixth as steady showers drenched the infield. Tom Phoebus earned his first victory since a no hitter on April 27, while Lee Stange took the loss in his first decision of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannan
Buffalo
Larry Brown
Lee Maye
Maye
Max Alvis
Boston
UPI
Curt Morton
Don Buford
Baltimore Orioles
Boston Red Sox
Bill Valentine
Orioles
Fenway Park
Baltimore
Tom
Phoebus
Red Sox
Lee Stange
Cubs Edge Astros In 12th Inning To Win 3-2
Billy Williams triples and Ron Santo delivers a 405 foot sacrifice fly in the 12th inning to lift the Chicago Cubs past the Houston Astros 3-2. Santo had tied the game in the eighth with his 206th career homer as Hartenstein earned the win in relief. Williams’ decisive hit followed a shaky 11th inning by Ken Holtzman and two outs in the 12th, with Phil Regan closing for Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
UPI
Billy Williams
Ron Santo
Chicago Cubs
Houston Astros
Williams
Jim Ray
Lee Thomas
Denis Menke
Chuck Hartenstein
Ken Holtzman
Hartenstein
Holtzman
Rusty Staub
Dave Adlesh
Phil Regan
Hector Torres
Santo
Chicago Houston
Kessinger
Davis
Beckert
Menke
Wynn
Santo Lo
Staub
Watson
Bondsley
Nillies
Adlesh
Oltzman Np
Egon P Giusti
Lettee Eeerentim Negntitatnttrenenten
Johnson
ODP
Chicago
Lobchicago
Hundrey
Becker
HR Sonto
Sf—Sonto
Iph Verbbso Holtzman
Regan
Giusti
Buzhard
Giust
Also Mentioned on This Page
Reds
Crewer
Roberto Pena
Cookie Rojas
Tony Gonzalez
Bill White
Johnny Callison
Phils
Gene Mauch
Mauch
Obrh Bi Obrhbi
F. Alou Cf
M. Alou Cf
Moto If
Storgel Ib
Clemente ii
Francona Tf
T. Aaron Oh
Mazerosk
Raymond
Kolb
Niekro
Afier Ss
Tiliman
Walker O
Martinez
Omcbean Po
Jarvis
Faocen
Clendenn
Anne
Eesti Atlanta
E-Kolb
Dp-Allanta
Lobatlanta
M. Alou
Hr.storgell
Tribe
Unser
Athletics
Oakland, Calif
Jim Nash
A’s
The
Chuck Dobson
Bobby Knoop
Bob Rodgers
Bert Campaneris
Rick Reichardt
John Donaldson
Sal Bando
Floyd Robinson
Jim Pagliaroni
Reichardt
Bando
Hershberger
Campeaneris
Knoop
Donadson
Washington
E—Hansen
Horgan
Llansen
Monsen
Cordendai
Bertoin
Humphreys
Orteoga
Rohr
Howard
Horgan Ortega
Brown
Schaal
Stroud
Smith
Hamilton
Bryan
Fisher
Hinton
McAuliffe
Brinkmanss
Rodgers
New York
Hannon
Vida
Hershbror
Mantle
Nash Po
Glarke
Davalitia
Comer
Pepitone
Horton
Satriano
Rosco
Amaro
Azcue
Tracewsk
Sayre Suarez
Gibbs
Siebert
Trocewsk
Oyier
McLain
Rodriguez
E-Bryan
E—Kosco
Northrop
Sf-Unser
S-Hannan
Sbe
McMullen
S—Mclain
Hr—Stanley
Verbb
S—Comer
McGrethlin
Verbani
Siebert L
Barber
Talbot
Worden
McGlothlin
A Hiller
Patterson
Buford
Pattimore
E—Butord
Petroceili
Rietory
Yastrzemski
Rbutord
Iph Verbbso
Wea
Stange
Astros
Tyra
Mkt
Fas
Ubin
Canada
Hiram Walker Importers Inc
Mich
Chevrolet
Husky
Chevy
Majjor
Sive Road
Job Tamer
America
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!