O'Toole Blanks Pirates as Reds Gain in Race
Cincinnati southpaw Jim O'Toole fired a three hit 3-0 win over Pittsburgh for his 11th triumph and second straight shutout. The Reds, in fifth, closed the gap in the National League race as Los Angeles regained a slim lead. Willie McCovey and Bo Bolin starred for their teams, while Frank Robinson fueled Cincinnati with a clutch two run fourth. Aaron sparked Philadelphia with a two run single and homer in the fourth as San Francisco, Chicago and St. Louis jockeyed for position.
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Turley Shuts White Sox as Angels Sweep Twinbill Thriller
Ex Yankee Bob Turley delivered a one hit 5-0 win for the Los Angeles Angels over the Chicago White Sox to split a night doubleheader, boosting the Angels in the American League standings. The game marked Turley’s 100th victory and he matched seven strikeouts with four walks.
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Security Bank Pirates crush Dodgers 32 to 0 for fifth win
Mark Muayse hurled a three hit shutout with 10 strikeouts as Wey The Security Bank Pirates blanked Guy A Wood Ins Dodgers 32 to 0. Jerry Seibert belted three homers including a grand slam while Jim Miller and Muayse also went deep. Dodgers' Doug Korach lasted one inning. In another game Shrine Club Senators fell 3 to 1 to Pep Drilling Co Orioles as Fleener won and Woolsey had two hits.
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Turley Wins 100th Game as Angels Blank White Sox
Bob Turley pitched a one hitter for the Angels in the second game of a twi night, recording his 100th major league victory and dropping Chicago from the American League lead.
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Public Auction of Household Items and Antiques
Public sale listing is presented for a variety of household goods including a Whirlpool washer and dryer ironer glass ware a TV stand folding ping pong table toys clothing a carpet sweeper antique chest of drawers night table and lamp dolls blankets bed coverings an electric floor cleaner and numerous miscellaneous items Roy Taylor serves as the auctioneer with Mrs Joanif Korach as owner and the firm disclaims responsibility for accidents
Turley hurls one hitter as Phillies stun St Louis lead
Bob Turley, now with Los Angeles, threw a one hitter at Comiskey Park to oust the White Sox from first place in a split with the Angels, despite Pete Ward breaking up a no-hitter with a sixth inning single. The nightcap featured Angel Leon Wagner’s two-run homer and a near brawl after Juan Pizarro plunked Lee Thomas. In San Francisco, Bobby Bolin pitched four hitters and Willie McCovey homered twice as the Giants beat the Cubs 6-1, tying the Dodgers for second in the NL behind Los Angeles. The Dodgers beat Houston 9-1. In St Louis, the Cardinals fell from first to a tie for second after a 6-2 loss to Philadelphia, with Johnny Keane predicting a quick bounce-back.
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Baseball Standings and Wednesday Results Across Leagues
American League standings show New York leading with 30 wins and Baltimore at 32 losses in a tight race. Wednesday results included Chicago sweeping Los Angeles 3-0 and New York edging Baltimore 3-2 in ten innings. National League results featured Milwaukee beating New York 9-0 and Philadelphia taking St. Louis 6-2.
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Stag Day Winners At Green Hills Golf Club
Three players tied for first in the 18 hole Stag Day handicap event at Green Hills Country Club with scores of 71. Pursie Pipes Charley Morgan and Jack Thackrey shared top honors. Second place went to Len Mathews and J C Livingston with 143. Wayman Dawson also noted. Associated Press report from Philadelphia Toledo and Ohio locales.
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Ace Grocers hand Jefferson Motors 6 0 defeat in Khoury League
Ace Grocers pitcher Bill Kirk no hits through seven innings before an infield error spoiled his perfect bid as Ace Grocers beat Jefferson Motors 6 0 in a Khoury League top clash. Dan Levin and Kirk led the offense with two hits each while Mike Knappier was caught stealing. Amvets edged Ellis 8 1 in Juvenile Division as Mike Rush struck out ten for the Elks.
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All-Star Baseball Vote For Cleveland Game 1963 Start
New York AP reports major league insiders debate top starters for the July 9 1963 All-Star game in Cleveland Polling of clubs will run June 21-27 to choose starting position players while pitchers and the 25 man squad will be selected by managers Al Dark NL and Ralph Houk AL. Only one All-Star game this year replaces two.
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Minor League Results From The International and Pacific Leagues
In the International League Richmond defeated Buffalo 41 to 3 after 10 innings. Indianapolis beat Columbus 7 to 4. Several games were postponed. In the Pacific Coast League Hawaii won 7 to 5 over Oklahoma City. Salt Lake City toppled Denver 5 to 4. Portland defeated Tacoma 4 to 3. Spokane hammered Seattle 12 to 6. Dallas-Fort Worth beat San Diego 7 to 1.
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Illinois Golf Field of 180 at Forest Hills
Ul. Rockford AP Eleven champions including defending titlist Arthur Ace Ellis of Evanston headline a field of 180 for the 2nd Illinois State Amateur Golf Tourney at Forest Hills Country Club June 18 20 The 72 hole medal play format replaces prior match play The initial two rounds run June 18 19 with the low 30 scorers and ties advancing to 36 holes on June 20 Rockford entrants include Jim Frisina Sr Robert Scherer Robert Dredge Gene Readette Harold Foreman Jr Richard Jung en John Hobart Noranda Mike Stolarik and John Holmstrom among others
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Eight American Horses in Irish Derby Field of 27
A field of 27 for the Irish Derby at the Curragh on June 29 includes eight horses owned by Americans. Notables: Tonian L Homme Aome and Partholon owned by Mrs. A B Biddle, Early to Rise by Paul Mellon, Hejnz by Robin F Scully, Halian Hill by Dale Shaffer, Prado by Mrs. J M Olin, and Rebirth by Lawrence Gelb. The winner earns $162,965.
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Red Sox overpower Senators in offensive burst across game
Washington falls as Ed Bressaud's three run homer and Carl Yastrzemski's solo shot fuel Boston's scoring. Al Kaline Jake Wood and Dick McAuliffe homers boost Detroit earlier, while Billy Monbouquette allows eight hits in an 8-4 victory pace. Jim King homered for Washington.
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