Culp Nears Pitching Return With Near Perfect Game
Ray Culp followed a near replica of Jim Bunning's perfect game by pitching the Phillies to a 9-0 win over the Cubs in the second game of a twi-night doubleheader. Culp, 22, improved to a promising stretch with three wins in his last three appearances, earning time in Gene Mauch's rotation. The Phillies split the doubleheader, while other major league results included San Francisco, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, Milwaukee, St. Louis, Baltimore, Chicago, Los Angeles, Minnesota, and Kansas City games.
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Baseball Standings and Upcoming Games Snapshot
Baseball standings show Chicago 2 0 and Philadelphia 0 9 with teams Milwaukee Los Angeles Pittsburgh New York St Louis Houston all near. Today’s schedule lists Chicago at Philadelphia N San Francisco at Cincinnati Pittsburgh at New York Los Angeles at Milwaukee Houston at St Louis N.
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International Loop Flag Race Nears Pennant Finish
The International League pennant race tightens as five teams remain in contention. A quick look at the standings shows any of the five could clinch the title.
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Redlegs win in 11 innings to top Giants
In Cincinnati, Marty Keough homered to lift the Reds 5-4 over the Giants in 11 innings after Juan Marichal’s earlier 4-0 win for San Francisco. Jim Hart fueled Cincinnati with a double and two homers, and Joe Nuxhall went 10 innings for the win.
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Johnson Nips King Lumber In Pony Loop
Undefeated Carl Johnson Co squeezed by King Lumber Co 5-4 in a Pony League at the fairgrounds. Johnson remains 4-0 as King falls to 1-3. Terry Nelson homered and tripled with a key run, Gary Bartow and Chuck Kemper contributed for the winners. John Brown Don Goldsberry Rogers Chute led the losers with two and two singles and a double. Stoltz Drugs vs King Lumber set for today at the fairgrounds.
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Suns Maintain Slim Lead With Split In Doubleheader
League-leading Jacksonville split a Tuesday doubleheader with Syracuse losing 3-2 and winning 8-1 to hold a 1 percent game edge. Rochester beat Atlanta 4-3 when rain halted play after 6 and a half innings. Columbus Buffalo Richmond Toronto games were rained out, leaving Toronto in second place and Rochester Syracuse Buffalo in a tight top-five 2 percent back.
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Breaks-n-Aches Eddie Set For Thornton Bout in New York
Eddie Cotton 38 prepares for a July 3 boxing match in New York against Wayne Thornton with a title shot at Willie Pastrano in September. Cotton has endured multiple injuries since 1947, including four broken hands and a fractured pelvis, and recently recovered from pneumonia ahead of this comeback.
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Mary J. McKinley Loses In Women's Golf Tournament
In Ohio at St Clairsville the 41st Ohio Women's Amateur saw Mary Jane McKinley of Logan fall 5-3 to Mrs. A B Bradshaw of Alliance during the second round. Sunny Moss of Shaker Heights and Martha Kosar of Cuyahoga Falls advanced from a morning match while Kathy Newton of Cleveland exited in her first post qualifying round.
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Kiwanis 9 Edges Moose 5-4 in Midget League
Kiwanis 9 defeated Moose 5 to 4 in the final inning on the LHS diamond. Kiwanis improved to 3-1, Moose fell to 1-3. Kiwanis started with three runs in the first, added one in the third, and scored the winning run in the sixth. Moose answered with two in the first, one in the fourth, and one in the fifth. Billy Bell led Kiwanis with a double and two singles, backed by Mike Spackey and Walter Dearing with doubles. Moose hitters included Buddy Inboden with two singles, Rod Evans two singles, and Pete Jurgens, Mier, and Danny Wolfe with singles. Godman vs VFW in next Midget League game today.
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OSU Freshman Leads Tourney
Canton Ohio AP Volker Krajewski an Ohio State freshman from Dayton holds a one stroke lead into the final round of the Ohio Junior Golf Tournament at Brookside Country Club. The blond 19-year-old who came to this country from Germany in 1955 shot 72 after a 35 37 day. Runnerup one stroke back are John Cowan Urbana last year's junior champion and Artie Ware Miami University freshman from Lebanon.
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Kaat Beats Indians as Twins Rally for Stopgap Win
In Minneapolis Jim Kaat shuts down the Indians through eight innings, then relents as Cleveland loses 6-2 for their fourth straight defeat and drop below .500. The Indians also face another two lefthanders in a two night doubleheader with Ro land and Stigman on tap.
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Rotary 9 Defeats Shaw 13-4 in Peewee League Clash
Rotary 9 improves to 3-0 tied for first with Acker's Dairy after a 13-4 win over Shaw Realtors on the LHL junior diamond. Randy Slack hit two home runs and a double, Kenny Culbertson homered, David Rauch added a homer and a single, and Mike Sinnott stole the show with a triple. Shaw recorded two runs in the fifth and sixth on two hits, with singles from Roger Shaw Randy Bartow and Sammy Steward. Mary Jane Shamrock faces American Legion in today's Peewee League game.
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Nicklaus Seeks Cleveland Open Victory In Heat
Jack Nicklaus, 24, rides a $51,426 season lead toward the $20,000 top prize at the Cleveland Open. On a sweltering 6,821-yard Highland Park course, he studied every hole solo with his caddy while other top players skipped practice amid a weather-threatened, 149 pros and 10 amateurs field.
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Bowling Notes Showdown at Happy Go Lucky Alley
Dot Mce Cune led with 454 for Happy Go Lucky Alley Oops while Catherine Davis added 396 as Pin Spinners fell. Heinlein Funeral Home won.
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Meadow Gold Softballers Win Two Tilts
Meadow Gold Dairy softball team, formerly the Logan Merchants, won twice in the Junction City League. They beat the Junction City Honor Camp 83 and Bremen 5-4 to run their league record to 5-0. Bernard Cook earned both wins allowing six and four hits respectively as John Ed Kuhn Conrad and Cook each had three hits in the comeback over the Honor Camp.
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Hit and Miss bowling meet results with high scores
Bet ty Nihiser led the winners with 454 pins while Beulah Geiger bowled 420 for the losers in a tight score clash at the Hit and Miss event.
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