Orioles Rally Past Senators 6 1 as Gentile Drives In Three
Baltimore defeats Washington 6-1 behind six strong innings from Chuck Estrada and Gentile homering for the seventh time this season. Aparicio delivers the go ahead hit in the ninth as Chicago tops New York 3-2 on an unearned run. St. Louis beats Philadelphia 5-2 to close in on Cincinnati.
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Dick Donovan
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Chris Short
Ken Boyer
Hal Smith
Curt Flood
Lopez Sees No Reason For Concern
New York-Manager Al Lopez said the Chicago White Sox are not to worry after a 3-2 squeaker over the Yankees. He noted the record 25-20 matches last season and vowed a late surge as Baltimore and Cleveland pull ahead.
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Baseball scores and standings across American and National Leagues
Recap of MLB results with Baltimore Washington Chicago New York Detroit Kansas City and more. Monday scores include Baltimore 6 Washington 1 Chicago 3 New York 2. National League standings show Pittsburgh Milwaukee Cincinnati St Louis Los Angeles and Philadelphia in pursuit. Early Tuesday schedules list several matchups and two postponed or special conditions referenced by N designation. The Chicago White Sox note one rookie outfielder Joe Hicks on their roster.
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Illinois Prep Sports Close Season With Mixed Results
Review of the 1959-60 MCHS athletic year shows 34 wins 45 losses and 3 ties across seven teams. Football the hardest hit with a 1-6-1 record, while basketball tennis posted winning seasons. wrestling broke even.
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John Larson
Gene Lewellyn
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Jim Czura
Bill Sisler
Denny Thompson
Bill Weatherly
Orioles rely on four rookies in key 1960s push
The Baltimore Orioles count on four rookies in the lineup: Steve Barber Chuck Estrada Marvy Breeding and Dave Nicholson. They form a promising young core expected to contribute early in the season.
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Begin Play in County Line Softball League Tonight
Action in the six team league starts at 8 p.m. as Nettle Creek meets Lisbon on the Lisbon field. Bleachers fences and lights are ready. Games run Tuesday Thursday and Friday nights with Newark and Wilsons Chevrolet starting Thursday and Yorkville and Mufflers Friday.
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Bolt Edges Hogan in Memphis Open Finish
Bolt edged Ben Hogan by a stroke to win the Memphis Open playoff for top money of 4,300 at Colonial Country Club. Gene Littler finished third as Bolt claimed his first major win since 1958, with Hogan posting a 69 and Littler 71.
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Bennington Hospital Nurs es Critical Condition Detail
Walter O. Briggs Jr., 48, former president of the Detroit Tigers, remained in critical condition at Bennington Hospital on the day after the incident.
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Cardinals Pitcher Larry Jackson Wins Sixth Straight
Larry Jackson of the Cardinals won his sixth straight decision by blanking the Phillies over the last eight innings for a 5-2 victory. Jim Gentile drove in three runs with a double and a homer as the Orioles beat the Senators 6-1.
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Shea Appeals For Vote on Kefauver Bill
Shea urges Sen. Keating to bring the Kefauver draft bill to a Senate floor vote. If passed, the measure would curb major league operations by drafting minors with four years in organized baseball, enabling Continental League expansion. Rickey endorsed the bill and accused Ed Doherty of sabotaging expansion with demands.
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Salem High names new athletic director post seeks successor
Walt Kirk 37 longtime Salem High athletic director resigns to coach basketball and golf at Dubuque High School Iowa He starred at Illinois in the 1940s and played pro ball eight years at Salem
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Major League Leaders American League Batting and Pitching
Key leaders include Runnels Boston 378, Maris New York 345 in batting. Maine New York 41 runs, Minoso Chicago and Maris 31. Maris 37 RBIs, Hansen Baltimore 55. Runnels 59 hits, Mi ngo 56. Lollar Chicago and Skowron New York lead doubles with 14 and 15 respectively. Fox Chicago 6 triples, Han sen Baltimore 3. Maris 15 homers, Lemon Washington 12. Runners stolen bases show Riccio Chicago 13, Minoso Chicago and Piersall Cleveland 8. Pitching leaders Coates New York 5 6, Estrada Baltimore and Staley Chicago 6 1. Pascual Washington 81 strikeouts, Bunning Detroit 66. Batting leaders include Skinner Pittsburgh 38 runs, Hoak Pittsburgh and Mays San Francisco 35 RBIs Clemente Pittsburgh 43, Banks Chicago 38. Clemente Pittsburgh and Pinson Cincinnati 68 and 65 hits. Pinson Cincinnati 6 triples, Skinner Pittsburgh 5. Mays San Francisco 13 stolen bases, Pinson Cincinnati 12. Decisions Law Pittsburgh 8 1, Sanford San Francisco 6 1. Koufax Los Angeles 71 strikeouts.
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Red Sox List Two Rookie Players Cited in Lineup
Catcher Don Gile and outfielder Lou Clinton are the only rookies on the Boston Red Sox roster.
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Softball and Baseball Schedule for Lisbon Area
Tuesday night features Nettle Creek against Lisbon in softball at Lisbon. Thursday hosts Newark versus Yorkville at Lisbon. Friday night brings Muffler's to play Wilson at Lisbon. Sunday baseball pits Morris ACs against South Wilmington at home. The three Yankees rookies are pitchers Bill Short Johnny James and John Gabler.
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