Ottawa Defeats Paola On Third Attempt At Home
Ottawa Elks win 8 to 1 at Paola after trailing 5-2 and 9-5 earlier. Rick Snider and Roy Dunn held Paola to limited scoring as Ottawa improves to 15 wins 9 losses while Paola slips to 7-0 in league play. Mendell Craycraft Gilges Nordyke and Nisely lead Ottawa hitters with timely hits and three Ottawa baserunners score on miscues. Next up Manhattan visits Forest Park as Roy Dunn starts for Ottawa.
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Marichal Delivers 16-Inning Gem In Giants 1-0 Win
Juan Marichal pitched 16 innings of shutout ball for the New York Giants, beating the Milwaukee Braves 1-0 as Willie Mays homered in the late stages. The Dodgers, Cardinals, and Reds also won to shape the NL standings. Marichal improved to 13-3 with his ninth straight victory, striking out 10.
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Hubbell recalls endurance game from thirty years ago
In San Francisco AP report, Hugh le Critz and Joe Moore spark the 18 inning Giants win over the Gas House Gang of St. Louis 1-0 at the Polo Grounds. Carl Hubbell, lefthander and Hall of Famer, remembers the marathon duel and his two World Series wins after the 1943 tilt, noting the tense finish and the crowd’s reaction.
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Former UN Head Named Minister
OSLO Norway AP Norway's minority Labor government named former U N Secretary General Trygve Lie minister of industries to blunt an opposition move. The Laborites have been in power since 1935 and faced a scathing report on safety lapses at a state owned coal mine where 21 miners were killed last November, prompting the resignation of the former industries minister.
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Herald Offers Weekly $5 for Best News Tip
The Herald announces a reader incentive paying five dollars each week for the best news tip submitted by readers. Tips are encouraged from the public to improve coverage and community reporting.
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One Run Losses Plague Cardinal Manager Keane
Cardinal manager Johnny Keane frets over one run losses after a 1-0 defeat to the Dodgers in Los Angeles. Dodgers take first place as Drysdale earns his 10th win while Simmons falls to 7-4. Senators blank Athletics 7-2 in Washington as Daniels completes a nine inning win. Norm Siebern and George Alusik drive scoring for Kansas City in a separate game. Tonight, Bob Gibson faces Sandy Koufax in Los Angeles, with the Athletics idle.
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Pole Vaulter Paralyzed After Trampoline Accident
Seattle star Brian Sternberg, a leading pole vaulter with a world record vault of 16 feet 8 inches, lay partially paralyzed in a Seattle hospital after a trampoline workout with the University of Washington gymnastics team. X rays showed a cervical vertebra dislocation and possible spinal cord damage, doctors called the injury critical but ruled out immediate surgery. He was placed in traction as specialists assessed his neck and potential fractures.
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Scoreboard by The Associated Press Tuesday results
The Associated Press reports results: New York 3 Chicago 0. Baltimore 4 Los Angeles 3. Boston 6 Cleveland 1. Washington 7 Kansas City 2. Minnesota 7 Detroit 4. Scheduled games include Chicago at New York and Boston at Cleveland among others.
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Baseball scores and upcoming matchups across leagues
Chicago defeated New York 4 to 1 while Cincinnati hammered Philadelphia 6 to 2 and Houston topped San Francisco 4 to 1 A 16 inning affair left Milwaukee and San Francisco goalless 0 0 as St Louis lost to Los Angeles 0 1 The schedule lists St Louis at Los Angeles Milwaukee at San Francisco Cincinnati at Houston New York at Chicago Pittsburgh at Philadelphia New York at Chicago Cincinnati at Houston and Milwaukee at San Francisco with two twilight games noted and multiple venue pairings.
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Troops clash in Vietnam near Saigon
Saigon reports government troops killed 35 Communist guerrillas 30 miles northeast of Saigon in a Tuesday operation. Government casualties totaled seven dead and 25 wounded.
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Marichal Mays Marathon Delivers 1-0 Giants Win at Candlestick
Juan Marichal pitched a 16th inning marathon against Warren Spahn, lasting 4 hours 10 minutes with scoreless baseball until Willie Mays hit a left field homer for a 1-0 Giants victory. Mays helped sustain the windless late innings as both pitchers logged 200 plus pitches. Spahn issued a hung screwball to Mays as the Dodgers’ chase continued behind the Giants and their 18th win for Marichal, tying the game late and building a one game gap with the leaders. Mays recalled his long major league career beginning with a home run off Spahn in 1951.
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Young Pitchers Shine In AL With One Hit, Two Hitter
Yankees ace 19 year old Downing pitched a 3-0 win over the White Sox as Morehead averted a no hitter then. Twins rally for 7-4 vs Tigers with Allison and Hall power. Bostons Morehead loses bid in eighth but wins 6-1 over Indians. Orioles, Senators win. KC error trio aids loss.
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Orioles impose self fines for on field mistakes
The Baltimore Orioles adopt a 25 violation code with fines from 1 to 5 dollars aimed at pitchers and hitters. Manager Billy Hitchcock is cited for reporting late, while Dick Brown faces a 1 dollar fine for a missed scoring opportunity. The plan, not retroactive, targets errors and poor focus as the team has lost 24 of 36.
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Yanks praise 22 year old Downing after 1 hit shutout
New York manager Ralph Houk lauds 22 year old Al Downing as the next ace after a 3-0 win over Chicago. Downing held the White Sox to one hit, with Camilo Carreon breaking up a no hitter with two outs in the seventh. Downing reflected that he would have liked the no hitter but will work harder. Elston Howard praised Downing saying he is overpowering and one of the faster pitchers in baseball.
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A's Announcer to All Star Game in Cleveland
Kansas City announcer George Bryson will broadcast the All Star Game in Cleveland on July 9 with Bob Neal of the Cleveland Indians as his partner. The announcement came from the Athletics on Tuesday.
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