Kline Finds Answer To Short Field
Pirates right-hander Ronnié Kline posted a three-hitter for a 3-1 win over the Dodgers, his first victory and complete game as Pittsburgh extended its season-best five-game NL streak. Hodges’ fourth-inning RBI single provided the lone left-field hit against Kline, who dominated a right-handed heavy Dodgers lineup.
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Pirates
Gil Hodges
RBI
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San Francisco
Philadelphia
Chicago Cubs
Milwaukee
Frank Robinson
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Score Struggling Pitcher Herb Score Hidden Elbow Injury
Washington game saw Cleveland Indians pitcher Herb Score exit after a line drive hit his elbow. Manager Bobby Bragan escorted the left hander to the bench as he feared a setback in his return from a past eye injury. Score had earlier struck out 13 in a 2-0 win over Chicago.
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Herb Score
Cleveland Indians
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Washington Senators
Julio Becquer
Cleveland
Bobby Bragan
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Gill McDougald
Chicago
Bowdry Wins By Decision In TV Debut At Chicago Stadium
Jesse Bowdry of St Louis earned a unanimous 10 round decision over Clarence Hinnant of Washington DC in Chicago Stadium. Bowdry, 22-2 with 18 knockouts, extended his streak to nine and drew NBA rating commentary from Fred Saddy. Attendance was 1,300 with a net gate reported.
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Ring Magazine
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Ottawa High Leads Triangular Meet Victory
Ottawa High School B team won a triangular track meet with 97 1/2 points, defeating Williamsburg 47 3/5 and Appanoose 11 1/2. Ottawa collected 12 firsts led by winners Roger Schmanke and Tom Sims, while Williamsburg’s John Thornbrugh topped field in the shot put and Medley relay saw Ottawa prevail. Doni Miskimon posted a 5:06.2 mile, and other notable results included multiple Ottawa scorers in sprints, relays, and jumps.
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Hawks Seek New Coach After Hannum Departure
ST. LOUIS The St. Louis Hawks world champions seek a replacement after Alex Hannum left the club. The dispute centered on contract length with owner Ben Kerner, who offered one year while Hannum reportedly sought two.
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Fans Fooled On Coliseum
Los Angeles Dodgers and Pirates game drew fans to extreme upper sections revealing odd vantage points described as outer Mongolia and the Great Wall of China. Gil Hodges stood 800 to 900 feet from home plate while Don Drysdale and others drew attention in a night of quirky field talk and scattered personal notes about attendees.
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Ray Clark
Healy
Mente
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Coleen
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St. Lukes Hospital
Garver Wins Third Straight as A's Rout Red Sox
Ned Garver pitched four solid hits through eight innings as Kansas City beat Boston 11 to 4. Cerv collected three hits and drove in five runs to lift his RBI total to 21, while Williams hit his 1000th extra base hit with a two run shot.
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Bowling Scores From Rooster League Meet
Readable scores show Colby Furnitace 210 and 218 led in two games. Beets Fantine Cadilang 3 and Wligh 10 30 Reiter 212, plus various high games listed. Durbin Plunshing and Copeland Gault entries mention 216 and 194 respectively with totals around 600s.
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Bill to curb Supreme Court power in subversive cases
The Senate Judiciary Committee approved a bill by 10 to 3 to curb the Supreme Court in subversive activity disputes. It would strip appellate jurisdiction in five security field cases and counter recent decisions on contempt of Congress, state antisubversive laws, and Communist leaders under the Smith Act.
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Court
Fines Planned For Wandering Dogs In Whitefish Bay
Milwaukee report warns that roaming dogs will incur fines of 5 for a first offense 10 for a second and 15 for subsequent offenses. If no further incidents occur in two years the dog’s record is wiped clean.
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Whitefish Bay
No Competition Among Services at White Sands Test Center
Maj. Gen. Waldo F. Laidlaw told a Kansas City Chamber luncheon there is no competition or duplication of effort among the services at the White Sands missile test center. He noted 78 missile projects are under way on the 4,000 square mile facility and described the unit as the workhorse rather than glamorous Cape Canaveral.
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White Sands Praying Grounds
Waldo F. Laidlaw
Ottawa Country Club Women Attend Lunch Golf Meeting
Eighteen members attended the Tuesday luncheon and golf of the Ottawa Country Club Women’s Golf Association. Mrs L N Speer won the weekly golf ball and a blind bogey. Hostesses were Mrs H S Crawford and Mrs B L Young. Next Tuesday hostesses are Mrs R Roberts and Mrs R S Hill. Reservations may be made by calling 473 or 1164.
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L. N. Speer
Crawford
B. Il. Young
Roberts
R. S. Hill
Early Wynn Fails As Sox Lose Again
The Chicago White Sox ace Early Wynn, 38, loses as a starter against Baltimore for the first time since 1964. Wynn trails 3-1, leaves after seven, and the Orioles win 3-2, dropping Chicago to 1-2 in his decision. Meanwhile Detroit pounds the Yankees 10-1 as Frank Lary secures his first win with a seven hitter. Al Kaline drives three hits for the Tigers. Whitey Ford suffers a three-game skid against Detroit dating to 1956.
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New York Yankees
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al Kaline
Detroit
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Gail Harris
Red Wilson
Whitey Ford
Tigers
Venturi Favored In Colonial National Invitation Start
Fort Worth Texas opening of the Colonial National Invitation features Ken Venturi as the favorite to win with three tour victories this year. Arnold Palmer stands as a close second choice while Jimmy Demaret withdraws for a medical checkup and Tom Nieporte steps in for Cincinnati.
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San Francisco
Venturi
Arnold Palmer
Jimmy Demaret
Tom Nieporte
Cincinnati
Yankees infield labeled worst in league after rout
Ex Yankee Billy Martin attacked the New York infield calling it terrible with grass taller than ever, while Detroit manager Jack Tighe blamed thick sod for the Yankees frequent double plays. Whitey Ford was crushed as Detroit won 10 to 1 and widened their lead over Kansas City. Frank Lary pitched a seven hitter.
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Leon Hart Quits Pro Football
DETROIT W Le on Hart, former Notre Dame All America end and Heisman winner, retires from active play with the Detroit Lions after eight turbulent seasons to focus on business. The 29 year old signed a one year contract as a color commentator on Lions radio and TV broadcasts and owns an automobile dealership while also dabbling in paving.
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Notre Dame All America
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Derby Draw Narrowed To Three Big Contenders
Calumet’s Silky Sullivan Maine Chance Farm’s Jewel’s Reward and Am-Tim Tan vie for the 125000 added Kentucky Derby as Churchill Downs fields name their entries for the 14th running. Expected 16 to 19 starters, with weather clear and track conditions secondary to the Big Three.
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Tim Tan
Pride
Calumet
Silky Sullivan
California
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Maine Chance Farm
Racing Secretary's Office
Churchill Downs
Armed Federal Prisoner Roams Baltimore Jail
A 7 A federal prisoner entered the city jail with a loaded .38 revolver strapped to his leg. Warden Charles P. Price criticized U S deputy marshals, saying the incident could have killed two or three of his officers.
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