White Sox top Orioles as Wilhelm’s knuckler falters
Hall of Fame flinger Hoyt Wilhelm baffles Chicago catchers leading to three passed balls and a throwing error by J.C. Martin in two innings. The White Sox beat Baltimore 9-5 to stretch their AL lead. Pizarro improved to 7-2, while Martin struggled behind the plate in a high pace game.
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Associated Press
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Ray Katt
Gus Triandos
Joe Ginsberg
Charley Lau
Hoyt Wilhelm
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Baltimore Orioles
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Camilo Carreon
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al Lopez
Sox
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Norm Siebern
al Weis
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Washington
Kansas City
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Cleveland
Boston
New York
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Minnesota
Cardinals Dump Giants, Marichal
Ray Sadecki pitched six hitters over seven innings to lead the St. Louis Cardinals to a 1-0 victory over the San Francisco Giants. It was Sadecki’s sixth straight start won after an 0-3 span to open the season, while Juan Marichal suffered the defeat despite allowing five hits.
Two Share Lead At State Amateur Golf Meet
Roger Brown of Arkansas City and Monty Kaser of Wichita led the state amateur golf qualifying with one-under 70s as 64 players advanced. The first round cut ended at 80 with a playoff to trim the field, featuring a slate of Wichita and statewide qualifiers and notable scores across classifications.
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Roger Brown
Arkansas City
Monty Kaser
Steve Foulston
Jamie Thompson
Kim Corbin
Jim Vickers
Bob Vickers
Grier Jones
NAIA Championship Spotlight Shifts To Grambling Georgia Southern
In St Joseph Missouri Grambling Louisiana faces Georgia Southern in the NAIA baseball title game after Grambling edged Wartburg 3-1 on Candy Robinsons five hitter and Georgia Southern stunned Sam Houston 5-4 when umpire Virgil Smith Jr ruled Beene failed to touch home. West Liberty beat Western Washington 6-2 and Mayville State defeated Eastern Illinois 10-9 in Tuesday semis.
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Wartburg
Iowa
Candy Robinson
Southern
Virgil Smith Jr
Fred Beene
Sam Houston
Mayville
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West Liberty
W. Va
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Eastern Tlinois
All America End Miller Dies at 71 in New Jersey
Henry Heinie Miller former All America football end of 1919 at the University of Pennsylvania died unexpectedly Tuesday at his home in Longport near Atlantic City New Jersey He was 71 years old Miller achieved notable football acclaim during college and lived a long post football life in New Jersey after his sports career ended
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Henry (Heinie) J. Miller
University of Pennsylvania
Atlantic City
Pistons Trade 5 For 3 In Monumental Deal
Baltimore Bullets acquire Bailey Howell Terry Dischinger Don Ohl Bob Ferry Wally Jones Les Hunter Rod Thorn Don Kojis in a 5 for 3 swap. Detroit sends 6-foot-8 Les Hunter and veteran guards plus picks, aiming to exceed sixty percent turnover before the new NBA season.
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Terry Dischinger
Charley Wolf
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National Basketball Association
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Bob Ferry
Les Hunter
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Wally Jones
Villanova
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Rod Thorn
Don Kojis
Major Stars Pitching And Batting Highlight Busy Night
Ray Sadecki of the Cardinals earned his sixth win as a starter with a 1-0 victory over the league leading Giants on six hits. Don Demeter of the Tigers belted two homers and a single driving in five as Detroit exploded for a 16 to 1 rout of Minnesota behind a 12 hit attack.
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Cleveland
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Boston
Earl Wilson
Red Sox
al Downing
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Bobby Richardson
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RBI
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Tigers
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Harmon Killebrew
Twins
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Associated Press
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St. Louis
Juan Marichal
San Francisco Giants
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Cincinnati
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Doris Peters Wins Ottawa Women's Golf Title
Doris Peters of Ottawa Country Club won the Ottawa Women's Golf Association 18 hole title with an 87. Marge Nation of Chanute Country Club was runner up with 91. Irma Shook of Chanute won the 9 hole event with 48, narrowly beating Bille Utterback of Milburn with 50.
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Ottawa
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Milburn Country Club
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Ottawa Women’s Golf Association
Overland Park
Lorene Carson
Fran James
Emporia Country Club
Lucille DeMoit
Bitsy Weber
Esther Goss
Margaret Harry
Edith Greene
Milburn
Mardell Deputy
Missouri Gets Break For Game With USC
Missouri enters the NCAA baseball World Series facing defending champion Southern Cal, a team they have not beaten in the series. USC, 40-13, used their top pitchers in a rain delay win over Mississippi, while Missouri, riding a 23rd straight win in a 24-3 season, crushed Arizona State 7-0 behind Keith Weber.
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Associated Press
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Arizona State
Rod Dedeaux
Peterson
Salina Blue Jays overpower Ottawa in 6-1 win
Salina Blue Jays built a 6-1 victory over the Ottawa Elks American Legion squad Tuesday night as Salina had 4 errors 7 walks and 3 hits for 6 runs. Ottawa pitcher Russell Craycraft worked all nine innings fanning 10. Ottawa scored in the fifth on a walk by Dennis Motelet a passed ball advance and doubles by Billy Greene and Craycraft.
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Leavenworth
Sadecki Rebounds To Lead Card Pitchers
Pitcher Ray Sadecki matured and fired six hits in a 1-0 shutout of the San Francisco Giants, lifting St. Louis to a sixth straight start win and trimming the NL lead to one game. Marichal allowed three hits in defeat as Curt Flood scored the lone run in the ninth on Charley James’s RBI.
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Charley James
Les Narum
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Marichal
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Garrido
Harvey Kuenn
Baseball Scoreboard and Tonight Schedule
Baseball scores show Los Angeles five Cleveland one Boston five New York two Detroit sixteen Minnesota one Chicago nine Baltimore five. Tonight’s games Baltimore at Chicago Minnesota at Detroit Kansas City at Washington Los Angeles at Cleveland New York at Boston. Thursday’s games Baltimore Chicago Minnesota at Detroit Los Angeles at Cleveland New York at Boston. Other matchups include New York six two Chicago five five and Cincinnati two Los Angeles one. Cincinnati at Los Angeles St. Louis at San Francisco. Only games Milwaukee at San Francisco Chicago at New York St. Louis at Los Angeles Cincinnati at Houston.
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Redskins trade for Coia and Williams solidify 1965 roster
MecPeak reneges on win or else stance after trading the Redskins No 1 draft pick next fall for end Angelo Coia and defensive tackle Fred Williams from the Chicago Bears. Washington also shipped Norman Snead Andy Stynchula and Dick James as part of reshaping for 1965 with Coia and Williams creating a more solid core.
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