Cubs Triumph Over Sox In City Series 5-1
Cubs beat the White Sox 5-1 at Comiskey Park as Billy Williams, Jerry Kindall and Ed Bouchee each had three hits. Minoso and Aparicio produced the lone Sox threat with Aparicio’s triple and an eighth inning run. Elston and Brewer limited Chicago to seven hits. Both teams resume action next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Chicago Cubs
Detroit Tigers
Cubs
Comisky Park
Jim Brewer
Don Elston
Ned Garver
Russ Kemmerer
Garver
White Sox
Sox
Billy Williams
Jerry Kindall
Ed Bouchee
George Altman
Luis Aparicio
Williams
Ron Santo
Altman
Sammy Taylor
Bouchee
Brewer
Andre Rogers
Aparicio
Billy Goodman
al Lopez
Minnie Minoso
Elston
Nellie Fox
Sherman Lollar
Tigers
Tiger Stadium
Frank Baumann
Juan Pizarro
Phil Regan
Jerry Casale
Cincinnati
Wrigley Field
Ken Hunt
Dick Ellsworth
Major League Leaders in American and National Leagues
American League leaders include Mantle and Maris with 61 runs and 66 RBIs respectively, plus Piersall with 90 hits and Keough’ s 5 triples. National League top figures show Pinson and Wills among leaders in hits and runs, with Cepeda and Robinson high in RBIs. Koufax and Williams head pitching and era listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ash
Detroit
Howard
New York
Mantle
Maris
Cash
Piersall
Cleveland
Robinson
Baltimore
Power
Landis
Chicago
Clevela
Keough
Washington
Cashetta
Fecai
Kansas City
Latman
Terry
Pinson
Cincinnati
Wills
Los Angeles
Coleman
Virdon
Pittsburgh
Altman
Los Anges
Stuart
Clemente
Pittsurgh
Boyer
St. Louis
Cepeda
San Fran
Cincinna- Ban
Aaron
Emie
Mays
Francise
Ate — Koufax
Los Angel
Williams
Pony League and Local Games Schedule Report
The schedule lists Marseilles versus Morris at 6 p.m. at the high school field, Bien's versus Knapp's in Little League, and Waddell's facing Granville's at 9 a.m. in the Goodwill and Midget League games. Mettille's defeated Fox's 9-5 Monday at Morris Community High School with Harold Olson earning the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pony League
Marseilles
Morris
Little League
Bien’s
Knapp’s
Goodwill
Waddell’s
Granville’s
Blair
Hougas
Mettille
Fox
Morris Community High School
Harold Olson
Monday Results and Tuesday Night Baseball Schedule
Monday final score New York 8 Los Angeles 6. Tuesday games list Washington Cleveland Chicago Detroit Baltimore Kansas City New York Los Angeles Boston Minnesota. Wednesday matchups include Chicago Detroit Boston Minnesota Baltimore Kansas City Philadelphia San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Los Angeles
Washington
Cleveland
Chicago
Detroit
Baltimore
Kansas City
Boston
Minnesota
Local Little League Scores Highlight Competitive Monday
Mettille's surge by Mettille Jerry and Bruce Smith led 5-4, with Varland hitting 3 for 4 for Fox's. Cougars beat Wildcats 6-4 as Tom Black went 2 for 3 behind Brooks solid pitching. Taylor's defeated Washburn's 13-8, Hume's crushed Warrick's 14-1 with tight pitching shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Washburn
Hume
Warrick
Wash
John Hall
John Berg
Kezerle's Triumph Over Hougas in Midget League
Kezerle's defeated Hougas 29 to 4 in Midget league action on Monday. Winning pitcher was Gary Brooks and Jim Hougas took the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kezerle
Hougas
Gary Brooks
Jim Hougas
4 H League Scores In Verona Blowout Wins
In Verona’s 4 H League action Nettle Creek hammered Saratoga 12 to 1 on 23 hits while Saratoga was limited to three hits by pitcher Bruce Smith. Brienna defeated Coal City 20 to 11 in the other Verona game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verona
Nettle Creek
Saratoga
Bruce Smith
Brienna
Coal City
NY Wins 8-6 as Yankees Top Angels in Lone AL game
Yankees outclubbed the Los Angeles Angels 8-6 to gain ground on Detroit. In the NL, the Philadelphia Phillies edged San Francisco 1-0 behind eight-hit duo Jim Owens and Dallas Green, while Milwaukee beat St. Louis 9-6. Bill Skowron hit a three-run homer in the ninth for the Yankees at Wrigley Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankees
Los Angeles Angels
Detroit
Philadelphia Phillies
San Francisco
Jim Owens
Dallas Green
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Bill Skowron
Angels
Jim Donahue
Cozy Wrigley Field
Bennett departs Morris for Crystal Lake coaching post
Harold Bennett leaves Morris coaching to take over at Crystal Lake after four years guiding Earlville teams to near .750 records and regional titles. His Morris tenure improved the program, though a 4 4 1 season capped by a loss to Ottawa Marquette is noted. The piece also previews Illinois football under Pete Elliott and ticket deadlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Bennett
Morris
Bennett
Earlville
Fox Valley
Little 10
Ottawa Marquette
Crusaders
Gil Love
Ottawa Panthers
Redskins
Ottawa
Champaign
Crystal Lake
Fighting Illini
Pete Elliott
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ubs
Walter Hundt
West Main
TRE
Major League
Chica
Cea
San Yoe
Opdyke
Carl Burkett
Dennis Francois
Earl McComas
Dennis McComas
Leo Newman
Jerry Wicks
John Melby
Duane McComas
Dave Burkett
Rodney Co
Joe Comrie
Steve Bottcher
Cabaouers
Philadelphia
Francisco
Los Lens
Angeles
Stars
Sxlot
John Varland
Ferguson
Jerry Mettille
Cassem
Cougars
Bien
Wildcats
Goodwill Park
Larry Brooks
Tom Black
Danny Steele
Wildcates
Strom Hume
John Bruder
Tony Buberle
Dave Hexdall
Jay Roth
LaVerne Smith
R. L. Lyon
Con Don Lyon
Cet Metal Tioning
Kulig
Braves
Phils
Ron Shafer
The
Morris Herald
Illinois
Northwestern
Ohio State
Southern California
Michigan
Wisconsin
Michigan State
Slini Hall
Ill
Ron
Grundy
W. Main
Floyd Schaible
Merrymen
Monroe
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!