Yankees win 2-0 at Detroit in bunt driven win
Whitey Ford overcome shoulder pain to pitch 8 2/3 innings of two hit ball before Marshall Bridges finished the shutout as the Yankees win their second straight. Mantle remains limited by knee and thigh injuries while Roger Maris endures a slump. Linz and Skowron contribute RBI bunts and runs.
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Boys Club Babe Ruth Winner Beats Elks 12 to 4
The Boys Club scored eight runs in the fifth inning to break a tight game and defeated the Elks 12 4 in a Babe Ruth contest. Both teams had seven hits. Wheeler went 2 for 3 and Stein had two hits in four at bats for the Elks. Woodward earned the win with Haworth taking the loss.
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Dodgers Win Little League Game 12-2
The Dodgers defeated the Giants 12 to 2 in Ottawa Little League play yesterday. Joe Moody was the winning pitcher, with S. Shisler charged with the loss after Moody relieved him with one out in the second inning. Dennis Wieneke collected three hits in three at bats for the Dodgers.
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A’s Replace Hurt Howser With Charlie Shoemaker
Washington AP report says Athletics call 22 year old second baseman Charlie Shoemaker to fill in for injured shortstop Dick Howser. Shoemaker batted .284 with two homers and 22 RBIs for Albuquerque in the Texas League this season. He is 5 10 and 160 pounds, bats and throws right. He played 10 games for the A’s at the end of 1961, with 10 hits in 26 at bats. Howser broke a bone in his left hand in Chicago on Saturday and will miss four to six weeks.
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McDaniel anchors Cardinals in 6-4 win over Cubs
Lindy McDaniel delivered his third relief appearance in four days, blanking Chicago on two singles to secure a 6-4 win for St. Louis. The veteran fireman, key noted for his past success, continued a strong stretch that trimmed the Cardinals’ deficit in the NL pennant race as Los Angeles, San Francisco, and Pittsburgh posted varied results around the league.
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Bare Backs Wimbledon Girls Show Their Form
Wimbledon opens with fashion and fierce rivalry as Maria Bueno leads with a six inch above knee dress back and six inch hem, while Margaret Smith tops the contenders. Darlene Hard and Bueno threaten in women's singles as McKinley and Laver win in men's action, opening a day of American losses and strong early showings.
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Wellsville Beats Bethany Chapel to Lead Church League
Jim Wright struck out nine and hit a bases loaded homer as Wellsville Methodist-Baptist routed Bethany Chapel 18-3 in Ottawa Church Softball. Wright and Darrell Childs homered in the 11 run second inning, Wellsville improving to 3-0 with 17 hits and four errors. Alfred Cooper took the loss. In other action Ray Schmitt drove in two with a triple as First Baptist beat Grace Episcopal 11-5. John Williams earned the win, Don Jones the loser. Line scores show strong Wellsville offense and solid pitching in a lopsided win.
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Hill Signs With St. Louis Cardinals For Eighth Season
St Louis AP Jimmy Hill will start his eighth season with the Cardinals after returning his signed contract today. The veteran back joins a club led by coach and staff as they prepare for the upcoming grid campaign.
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