Bunning Dominates Red Sox In No-Hit Bid At Fenway
Jim Bunning shelved the home run ball for his strikeout pitch in a no hit no run showing at Fenway Park. He fanned 12 Red Sox and led Detroit in a 3-0 victory as he edged the AL strikeout lead. The Tigers later dropped game two 5-2 as Ike Delock improved to 10-0.
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Has Brooks Lost Winning Touch
Cincinnati AP report notes Brooks Lawrence struggled in a 3-1 loss to St. Louis, dropping the Reds to the NL cellar. Lawrence, 6-7 on the season, saw Musial and Boyer spark a fourth inning rally before Tom Acker allowed a run. Cincinnati to face the Cubs next with Harvey Haddix penciled to start.
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Joe Brown Defends Sun Time Title at Sam Houston Coliseum
Joe Brown, 32, defends his world light weight title Wednesday night at Sam Houston Coliseum Houston against Kenny Lane of Muskegon Michigan. Lane riding a 19 match win streak has not lost since October 3 1955. Brown expected favorite at 12 to 5 in the 15 round bout. The ABC telecast will reach a national audience. Pete Rademacher continues to move down the heavy division meeting Zora Folley in Los Angeles Friday night with Folley favored more experienced opponent.
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Baseball scores and standings across leagues
National League results include Milwaukee at Chicago and St. Louis at Pittsburgh with several Monday and Sunday games noted. American League shows New York leading, Boston and Baltimore near top, with matchups listed for Detroit Chicago Kansas City Baltimore and others. International League results feature Toronto Montreal Havana and Columbus Richmond results.
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Bunning No-Hits Red Sox As Williams Fades In Boston
Detroit right-hander Jim Bunning pitched a no hitter against Boston, facing 30 men in a 3 0 victory. Ted Williams was haunted by the effort, while Williams’ late-season blast previously helped Boston beat Detroit. Bunning struck out 12, walked none, and received key help from Al Kaline as he avoided letting Williams homer in the ninth.
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Local youths head to Western Juniors in Dayton
Eleven local youngsters travel to Dayton for the Western Juniors and Girls Tournament at Virginia Hollinger Courts with three under 18 contenders Linda Nein Ann Lawson and Ethel Schoen. In under 15 Martha Grine leads a larger group including Vicki Seisai Susan Gerber Patti Miller Pam Lewis Cinda Mason Nancy Abernathy and Sherry Fahrenholz. Three boys David Harrington Art Kunz and Walter Beatty join Champaign Illinois assignments. Grine had earlier won both singles and doubles titles at the Ohio Jaycee meet in Cleveland defeating Bea Jane Fry 6 4 6 3 and pairing with Ann Jones for doubles 6 3 6 2. Nancy Fahy captured the Under 18 crown 6 4 7 5 over Sue Miller.
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Entry Blanks Available For City Golf Tourney
Local golfers may enter the 10th Annual City Tournament by Sunday midnight. Joe Herr, general chairman, announced entry blanks are at Wildwood Forest Hills and Brown's Run. The six hole event crowns the city champion after a 36 hole playoff. past winner Emmett Greenwell is now a pro and ineligible.
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Big Game Day Turns Sour As Boy Learns of Fathers Death
In Baltimore, Gregory Prevas aged unknown learns mid visit to Memorial Stadium that his father James has died. The 57 year old collapsed at pre game and was taken to a first aid room. Orioles staff comfort the boy as he meets players and receives a catcher's mitt and a bat.
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Improve Your Game By Irving Marsh and Gard Tyrrell
Golf tip column advises grip checks for every stroke from drive to chip. Warns that left hand over the shaft and right hand under can induce a hook, while left hand too far under may cause a slice. Tomorrow’s stance tip noted.
Club Play Reaches Third Round in Brown's Run Championship
Dr W R Steele defeated C W Denny Jr to lead the third round with 76, tying DeWitt Boyd on low net 71 at Brown's Run. In Flight A Holiday led with 73, same as Bergmann and Turvey in Flight B, Yoder tops Flight C with 80.
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Jungle Doctor Seeks Cancer Cure in Ecuador
American physician Dr. Wilburn H. Ferguson has spent 27 years in the Amazon Basin near Quito and the Jivaro toward a cancer cure. He found a six plant formula linked to a shrunken head ritual but notes the solution is highly toxic and only for study.
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Old Ways Change for North Burying Ground Mowing
The historic North Burying Ground switches from sheep to power mowers after decades of using sheep to trim grass. The move follows an investigation into the site led by Rev. Arthur M. Dunstan, president of the Mas sasoit Historical Society, citing transportation issues for the flock.
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