Phillies Rookie Ray Culp Seeks 20 Wins After 10th Victory
Ray Culp, the Phillies rookie right hander, moved to 10-5 with a 2.55 ERA as Philadelphia crushed Pittsburgh 13 4. He allowed only two hits in six innings and has potential to be the first NL rookie 20-game winner since 1947. Johnny Callison starred with a cycle and Clay Dalrymple homered as Philadelphia pounded 18 hits.
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Wynn Seeks 300th Win Against White Sox Again
Chicago manager Al Lopez jokes about 300th win for Early Wynn as the 43-year-old pitcher prepares to oppose the White Sox in the opener of a four game Cleveland visit. Wynn lost 2 0 to the Sox in Cleveland last week and faces Dave DeBusschere, who seeks his first win of the season.
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Baseball Farm Chart Shows Daily Games and Results
Yesterday Philadelphia beat Pittsburgh 13 to 4. Tonight’s schedule includes Chicago at Philadelphia with Duren or Green in relief, New York at Pittsburgh, St. Louis at Houston, Milwaukee at Los Angeles, Cincinnati at San Francisco, and more. Saturday features multiple matchups, with Sunday listing New York at Pittsburgh and Milwaukee at Los Angeles among others. Additional scores include Hawaii edging Tacoma 3 2 and Dallas-Fort Worth 5 over Portland 4.
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Wimbledon singles chase yields mixed results for Americans
At Wimbledon, Chuck MecKinley and Frank Froehling progressed while Arthur Ashe, Tom Edielson, and Hertie Flam were defeated. Billie Jean Moffitt advanced to the third round, and Carole Caldwell fell. In other sports news, Olmedo upset Gonzalez in the US Pro Championship first round, while Dyna won the Annapolis to Newport race with a 64 hour 33 minute time.
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Realtors Edge Marlow In Tight Legion Thriller
The Lawton Realtors beat Marlow 74 66 in a late rally. Kenneth Wallace lined a two run double for the winning run in the seventh after Marlow tied it with two in the top of the frame. Ricky Spivey delivered the decisive single with one out.
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All-America Football Game Sets East West Clash in Buffalo
East and West clash in the third annual All-America game in War Memorial Stadium Buffalo. East features Vander Kelen Richter Behrman Gaubatz Hutchinson and Saimes aided by Mackey Gambrell and Sanders. West counters with Nelson Alexander Goodwin Thornton Campbell Hitchier Snidow Bell Hertz Hopkins and Hoppmann. ABC TV 9 p.m. EST. about 30 000 fans expected.
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Willie Mays Struggles But Giants Win Altered By Aggressive Plays
The piece notes Willie Mays trailing his 1962 pace by mid season with a .200 average after five at bats. It highlights manager Al Dark calling Mays the greatest and details a late game sequence in St. Louis where Mays forced a run by tagging up on a long fly, contributing to a 4-1 Giants victory despite the slump.
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Lawton Colonels Host Hobart In Night Baseball Return
After a two day rest the Lawton Colonels renew American Legion play hosting Hobart at ABC Park at 8 p.m. The Colonels seek to rebound after a 8 1 defeat to Duncan and pitcher Ronnie Matney limited Lawton to four hits. Hobart counters with Kenney Graham who beat Lawton in their first meeting but was part of four unearned runs.
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Lawton Gun Club Announces Sunday Trapshoot
Lawton Gun Club will hold a trapshoot at its range half a mile south of Lawton Speedway this Sunday. President Bill Harrison announces prize offerings and invites the public to attend.
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Valdez Knocks Out Alba in Los Angeles Bout
Danny Valdez of Los Angeles stopped Paul Alba of San Antonio with a knockout in the last round. The lightweight contest drew a modest crowd in Los Angeles.
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