Rookie's One-Hitter Starts Major Career
Wally Bunker, 19, debuts with a one hitter for a 5 inning win against the Washington Senators as Hank Bauer boosts his Orioles rotation. Yankees win 4-3 in 10 innings over Detroit after Ford falters. Angels slug KC 9-2. Red Sox beat Indians 4-0 with five Cleveland errors.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
Wally Bunker
Baltimore Oriole
Orioles
Hank Bauer
Washington Senators
Bauer
Senators
Bunker
Chuck Hinton
Washington
Boston
Cleveland
Indians
Red Sox
Woodie Held
Dave Morehead
Win Or Lose But Only With Honor
Yale’s Bob Giegengack leads U S Olympic runners toward Tokyo amid a debate over competing with American ideals. The USOC outlines a costly plan to restore sports superiority as pressure grows from Congress and Russia’s dominance in gymnastics fencing and weight lifting.
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Will Grimsley
NEW York (Ap
U.S
Bob Giegenack
Yale University
Tokyo
Giegengack
America
Rosie O’donnell
Douglas Roby
Detroit
U.S. Olympic Committee
United States
League Leaders League Leaders By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
American League Batting Fregosi Los Angeles .423 Freehan Detroit 421 Runs Rollins Minnesota 18 Oliva Minnesota 17 Runs batted in Wagner Cleveland 19 Colavito Kansas City 15 Hits Oliva Minnesota 32 Bressoud Boston and Rollins Minnesota 25 Doubles Bressoud Boston and Wert Detroit 6 Triples Hinton Washington 4 Oliva and Versailles Minnesota 3 National League Batting Mays San Francisco .468 Stargell Pittsburgh .373 Runs Mays San Francisco 22 Williams Chicago Aaron Milwaukee Clemente Pittsburgh and Boyer White St Louis 13 Runs batted in Mays San Francisco 25 Williams Chicago Stargell Pittsburgh and Boyer St Louis 15 Hits Mays San Francisco 29 Clemente Pittsburgh 28 Doubles Clemente Pittsburgh 8 Cardenas Cincinnati and Stargell Pittsburgh 7 Priples Santo Chicago 3 Eight red with 2
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Los Angeles
Freehan
Detroit
Rollins
Minnesota
Oliva
Wagner
Cleveland
Colavito
Kansas City
Bressoud
Boston
Wert
Hinton
Washington
Versailles
Mays
San Francisco
Stargell
Pittsburgh
Williams
Chicago
Aaron
Milwaukee
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Pittsbugh
Boyer
White
St. Louis
Cardenas
Cincinnati
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Red
Pet
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Inne
Bowling Scores Roundup From Ottawa Leagues
Bowling scores listed for multiple teams and players in Ottawa area leagues with high games and top series. Notable performances include D Peterson 188, A Beets 233, Spaulding 197, and Bennett 184 as leaders among various clubs and groups.
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Royal Cities Service
Terry
Peterson's Masonry
D. Peterson
AL Beets Motors
A. Beets
Otasco
McBride
Maracaibo Oil CO
Ogle
K. Cordle
Oilers
Spaulding
Ottawa Savings
Bennett
Foremost Dairy
Wenthe
Baseball Scoreboard: Today's and Thursday's Scheduled Games
National League standings and Tuesday results show Milwaukee 6 New York 0 and Cincinnati 5 Pittsburgh 4. Chicago 12 4 Milwaukee 12 6 Philadelphia 10 6 St Louis 11 8, San Francisco 2 Houston 1. Weathered by partial data, list includes Los Angeles at Minnesota and New York at Washington among today’s and tonight’s games.
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Los Angeles
Minnesota
Boston
Detroit
Kansas City
Chicago
Baltimore
Cleveland
New York
Washington
Milwaukee
Phila
Phia
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Houston
Orioles pitcher Bunker hurls one hitter in win over Washington
Wally Bunker of Baltimore shut out Washington until a third-inning single by Chuck Hinton, as the Orioles defeated Washington 2.1. Frank Robinson of the Reds batted a single and two homers, the second tying Cincinnati’s 4 run ninth inning against Pittsburgh.
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Associated Press
Wally Bunker
Orioles
Chuck Hinton
Baltimore
Washington
Frank Robinson
Reds
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Baker tops Jewell 4-3 in first game of doubleheader
Baker University earns its first win in eight starts as it defeats William Jewell 4-3 in extra innings after an 8-6 nightcap victory. Mike Sears belted an eight inning homer for Baker, while Rick Gayton of Jewell homered in the seventh to force extras. Merlin Norenberg of Northwestern kicked a 80 yard boot against Minnesota in a separate note.
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Liberty, Mo
Baker
William Jewell
Cardinals
Mike Sears
Rick Guyton
Jewell
Merlin Norenberg
Northwestern
Minnesota
Washburn Returns to Majors in Cardinals Victory
Ray Washburn returned from the minors to start for the St. Louis Cardinals and earned a 2-1 win over the Philadelphia Phillies. He scattered seven hits through six innings before relief in the ninth, as Johnny Keane praised his comeback. The win, aided by a fifth inning two-run burst on a Lewis seadoff double and Gagliano single, pushed St. Louis closer in the pennant race while Willie Mays sat in cold weather for the Giants and Warren Spahn pitched a four-hitter for Milwaukee.
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Philadelphia
Cardinals
Phillies
Washburn
Keane
St. Louis
Ernie Broglio
Bob Gibson
Curt Simmons
Roger Craig
Tony Gonzalez
Ron Taylor
San Francisco
Giants
al Dark
Willie Mays
Alou Brothers
Matty
Jesus
Houston
Milwaukee
Warren Spahn
New York Mets
Frank Robinson
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
Jim Bunning
Johnny Lewis
Seadoff
Phil Gagliano
Curt Flood
Bill White
Mays
Matty Alou
Aon Matty
Mike Becht
Associated Press
Ray Washburn
St. Louis Cardinals
Preps Threaten Kansas Records Across 1964 Track Marks
Kansas high school track and field athletes race into regional meets with 1964 marks showing pace ahead of 1960s standards. Jim Ryun of Wichita East headlines with all time Kansas bests in the mile 4 09.6 the 880 1 53.5 and a relay leg, while Roger Shoemaker of Wichita Southeast tops the pole vault at 14 04. Other top marks include Judd Alexander Jennings Moore and Gaines in sprints jumps and throws as regionals spread across Hutchinson Manhattan and Wichita venues with state meet set for May 15 16 in Manhattan.
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Topeka
Kansas
Wichita East
Jim Ryun
Ryun
Roger Shoemaker
Wichita Southeast
Mike Judd
Shawnee Mission East
Gary Alexander
Bogue
Due Jennings
Argentine
Jim Moore
Shawnee Mission North
J. W. Johnson
Kent Gaines
Kinsley
Pak
Bubs
Hohner Springs
George Dennis
Wichita South
Doug Knop
Olathe
Jaye Ediger
Hutchinson
Manhattan
Pittsburg
Shawnee Heights
Fredonia
WaKeeney
Perry
Dodge City
Beloit
TV Stars Play Again at Baker Field 1939 baseball game reunion
Stan Pearson, 46, returned to Princeton uniform at Baker Field to relive the first televised baseball game on American television from May 17, 1939, against Columbia. Hector Dowd, then a Columbia pitcher now a lawyer, started the rematch as Bill Stern hosted. Pearson fouled off Dowd and Dowd quipped about throwing a curve.
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Princeton
Columbia
Pearson
Baker Field
Manhattan
Hector Dowd
New York
Bill Stern
Dowd
Stern
Abraham Lincoln
Abner Doubleday
Washburn Shines as Cardinals Edge Phillies 2 1
Ray Washburn, returning from shoulder issues, pitched six strong innings for the St. Louis Cardinals, allowing two hits and two walks with four strikeouts against Philadelphia. Johnny Lewis, Phil Gagliano, Curt Flood, and Bill White provided the offense with key hits, while Ron Taylor closed out the ninth. The win moves St. Louis closer in the pennant race as Tony Gonzalez and Richie Allen figures featured in the late drama.
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Er Jim Bunning
Phillies
Washburn
Richie Allen
Tony Gonzalez
Ron Taylor
Johnny Lewis
Phil Gagliano
Curt Flood
Bill White
Methodists Win In Tenis Match Against McPherson
WINFIELD KAN AP Southwestern won four of six singles swept the doubles and defeated McPherson seven to two in tennis Tuesday.
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Winfield, Kan
Southwestern
McPherson
Bethany blanked Sterling in doubleheader sweep
Swedes beat Sterling 1-0 and 7-0 in LINDSBORG Kansas with strong pitching from Don Everhart and Gordon Bier. Bethany College baseball offense remained limited yet effective in the two contests.
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Lindsborg
Kan
Bethany
Sterling
Don Everhart
Gordon Bier
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