Braves Rally To Beat Reds In 12th Inning Thriller
Milwaukee Braves erased a seven run edge, tied it in the ninth, then won 10-9 on Joe Adcock's 12th inning RBI single. Lew Burdette earned the win while Joe Nuxhall took the loss as Vada Pinson hit a grand slam for Cincinnati.
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Vada Pinson
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Cincy Calls 10 Rookies Five To Report Soon
The Cincinnati Reds recalled ten players from minor league clubs. Alvarez Chacon Cuellar Pena Stenhouse House Richards Doterer Gaines Fodor were named. Five players will report as soon as minor league seasons end, the rest next spring.
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Elio Chacon
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Nashville
Southern Association
Tom Doterer
Joe Gaines
Columbia
Marve Fodor
Topeka
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Chacon
Pena
Richards
Gaines
Sports On TV Schedule For Today
At 12 pm WKRC Olympic pics basketball semi finals. 1 pm WKRC Championship Bowling. 4 30 pm WHIO Pro Football Highlights. 11 45 pm WKRC Olympic Games.
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WHIO
San Francisco Beats Los Angeles On Koufax Shutdown
Mike Totals sparks San Francisco to 7 0 win with Alou’s seventh inning homer. McCormick scales six hits and wins as Koufax suffers his 18th loss. Bruton and Bell deliver key catches and runs. Alou robs Davis, Mathews and Pinson drive early offense while Robinson, Alou, and Kasko add punches for the Giants.
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Piche Pitches In As Burdette Thwarts Rally
Piche pitched to two batters in the top of the fourth as Burdette improved to 16-9. L Nuxhall faced R HBP by Willey McMillan. Varzo Conan Donatelli Burk Hart entered in relief. Attendance 4,085.
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Baseball Schedule and Scores Across Leagues Today
National League matchups feature Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, Milwaukee at Cincinnati, Chicago at St Louis, and Los Angeles at San Francisco. Yesterday’s results include Milwaukee’s 19-9 win in 12 innings over Cincinnati and other NL games. American League standings show Baltimore and New York atop, with several day games listed and results: Boston 5 Washington 4, Baltimore 2 New York 0, Chicago 4 Detroit 1.
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Art Mahaffey Extends Win Streak In Phillies Win
In Pittsburgh, rookie Art Mahaffey pitched the Phillies to a 3-2 win over the Pirates, extending his unbeaten run to five. He beat Pirates ace Vernon Law, who left after six innings with his 20th victory in doubt, as Tony Taylor sparked Philadelphia with four hits and the deciding RBI in the fourth.
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Tony Gonzales
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Harkrader worries Middie defense before opener
Fenwicks coach Jerry Harkrader fears Middletown Highs defense as Franklin hosts in the opener. Franklin scrimmage with Warren County's Purple & White left Harkrader optimistic about depth with Pat Graham back and Joe Klamo easing back. Middies face Franklin and open season Friday at Barnitz Stadium after a busy week of workouts and parades downtown plus a Shrine unit performance.
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Wildwood Plans Carnival Style Pool Dedication Today
The Wildwood Golf Club dedicates its pool with a swimming carnival at 3 pm featuring races diving exhibitions and clowning acts. Club president Joe Herr says members will perform, drawing on college diving experience as part of the ceremony.
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Joe Herr
Home Pro Fights Off Big Challenge By Potts
Earl Stewart held a slim lead at 135 after 36 holes in the Dallas Open as Johnny Potts surged with a 66 to 136. Potts’ 66 was the tournament’s low round while Tommy Bolt rose to 71 but remained 188? hurt by heat with rivals Harvey Raynor clearing a slow-play issue around Cary Middlecoff’s group.
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Doug Sanders
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Memphis
Harvey Raynor
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Ted Kroll
Fort Lauderdale
Fia
Fred Hawking
el Paso
Sawatski and Boyer Power Cardinals Past Cubs
Carl Sawatski and Ken Boyer homered to back Ernie Broglio as St Louis beat Chicago 4 to 0. Broglio earned his 17th win while Hobbie dropped to 13-17 as the Cardinals trimmed the Cubs' margin and lagged Pirates by seven, with Mooryn, Javier, and Sawatski driving in runs.
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Capital Otterbein rivalry awards Friendship Paddles trophy
In Columbus and Westerville Capital University and Otterbein University compete in five sports each year. The school winning the most games receives the unique Friendship Paddles trophy featuring two saddles a center shield two clasped hands and sport medallions.
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Billy Johnston A Favorite Son at Utah Open
Don Finsterwald of Tequesta Florida the 1958 winner is the money favorite as the 20000 four day Utah Open Golf Tournament opens in Salt Lake City Billy Johnston of Provo Utah a past Houston Open titlist and solid French Open contender draws strong local support Arnold Palmer the leading money winner will miss opening rounds due to prior commitments Palmer was runner up to Finsterwald in 1958 after a final round duel marking a notable finish in Pennsylvania.
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Tequesta
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Provo
Utah
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Palmer
Finsterwald
Pennsylvania
Golf Flight Results Show Narrow Wins and Delays
John Blust defeats Bob Gade 3 and 2 while Sol Back beats Mort Taylor in 19 holes. Chuck Kent over Dave Woodward 3 and 1 and Larry Raley prevails over Paul Lawwill in 36 holes. Bill Rice defeats Joe Cornelia 2 and 1. Riley Upton bests Reuben Rigg in a second flight. Bob Cornella edges Dick Weaver in 19 holes and Robert Schneider beats Ken Abney 2 and 1. Lowell Darrell defeats Vic Leroy 5 and 4. Manny Garlikoy over Don Hefron 2 up in the fourth flight with G R Curtis 4 and 2 over Charles Fraley. Ken Monroe defeats Tom Walburg 3 and 2.
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Hammerle
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Sol
Chuck Kent
Back
Cliff Sweeney
Jim Stivers
John Blust
Bob Gade
Sol Back
Mort Taylor
Dave Woodward
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Paul Lawwill Lup
Bill Rice
Joe Cornella
Bob Cornella
Dick Weavel
Robert Schneider
Ken Abney
Lowell Darrell
Vic Leroy
Manny Garlikoy
Don Heffron
G. R. Curtis
Charles Fraley
Ken Monroe
Tom Walburg
Eighteen Enter First Women's City Tourney at Wildwood
Eighteen women will tee off in the inaugural Women s City Championships at Wildwood Tuesday in a two day 36 hole format. The event spans 18 holes Tuesday and Wednesday at Wildwood with the final 36 holes at Browns Run Country Club. Tee off times include 8 30 Lamb Melampy Leh man 8 35 Carpenter Sanderson Hueslton 8 40 Booth Snyder Jones 8 50 Back Goetz Mack 8 55 Mers Combs Osborn.
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Debbie Freeman Tops League Sluggers in Junior Baseball
Pine Beach New JerseyAP Debbie Freeman11 the only girl in the local Junior Baseball League led hitters with a .682 average. She also starred as batter catcher relief pitcher and basestealer earning a spot on the league all star squad as her team’s sole representative. She said I’m pretty lucky.
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Debbie Freeman
Debbie
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