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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1960
Page
7
Cubs right-hander Glen Hobbie pitched five hits allowed, six walks, and three strikeouts to shut out the Los Angeles Dodgers 4-0 in Los Angeles. Banks and Thomas homered to back Hobbie as Chicago improved behind him, ending Dodgers' bid and keeping the Giants atop the NL early season standings.
Milwaukee Braves manager Charlie Dressen plans to use 38 year old Darren Spahn from the bullpen for the three game series with the Philadelphia Phillies starting tonight. Dressen aims to keep his pitching staff active and has Spahn available if needed. Spahn pitched the opener against Pittsburgh and gave up two runs in seven hits before relief by Don McMahon.
The schedule lists probable pitchers for several National League games. St Louis Rime at Los Angeles Padres 1-9, Chicago Droft 1-2 at San Francisco Sanford 15-12, Milwaukee Willey 5-9 at Philadelphia Simmons, Cincinnati McLish 18-8 at Pittsburgh Law 12-9.
Baltimore catcher Clint Courtney, newly arrived from Washington, faces a medical check on a finger injury that could nullify the April 3 deal sending Courtney and Rom Samford to the Orioles for Billy Gardner. Orioles GM Lee MacPhail will decide after physician review if Courtney’s finger has improved enough to play.
Major League Stars by the Associated Press notes Glen Hobbie of the Cubs threw his season’s first shutout, five hits allowed in a 0–0 victory over the Dodgers. Willie Mays of the Giants collected four hits in five at bats with a two-run double to beat the Cardinals.
The Ocean Monarch, en route to New York, rescued seven burned sailors from the Dutch tanker Astrid Maess after a fire in the engine room. Two men are in critical condition. The tanker master told the Coast Guard that the fire was extinguished. The men were treated aboard the tanker according to US Public Health Service guidelines.
A physician outlines respiration, noting 16 to 20 breaths per minute and how oxygen intake and carbon dioxide removal sustain life. He compares lungs to fuel tanks on cars, describes bronchial passages warming air and filtering particles, and stresses the impact of air quality near mines and threshing operations.
The article explains lungs as spongelike air filled organs that float in water. It describes air traveling the bronchial tree to alveoli where oxygen passes into circulating fluid and binds to hemoglobin in red blood cells providing color to blood and delivering oxygen to tissues.
The text discusses oxygen transport by hemoglobin and carbon dioxide waste return in the blood cycle. It also mentions a Minneapolis based Investors Syndicate of America board decision to credit advance payments and set aside reserves from earnings, and a 1957 travel spending comparison to 1938.
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