Phillies Down Cubs Twice in 1 0 60 Sweep
Phillies edge Cubs 1-0 and 3-0 as Art Mahaffey nears the all time single game strikeout record with 17 in the nightcap. Donohue gains his first major league win in relief as Detroit tops the Angels 3-1 in the nightcap. Spahn celebrates his 40th birthday with a seven hitter for Milwaukee in a 3-1 win over Pittsburgh. Dodgers beat Reds 5-1 and Cardinals split a doubleheader with the Giants as NL action dominates. Orioles top Yankees 4-1 and Indians rally to 10-8 over Athletics in the AL.
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Callison HR Sends Phillies Over St. Louis
National League game summary shows Chicago scoring no runs in the early innings while Philadelphia posts a 6 to 0 victory. Callison hits a homer for Philadelphia with Mahaffey earning the win and Drotta taking the loss, as Herrera Bouchee and Banks contribute two base hits for Chicago.
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West Virginia announces 26 game 1961 62 basketball schedule
WVU released a 26 game 1961 62 basketball slate highlighted by the Los Angeles Classic December 27 30 featuring Ohio State Purdue UCLA USC Washington Army and other top teams. Graduation losses and reinforcements are noted with players Thorn Lowry and Dietz among arrivals and Charleston dates set against VMI Wake Forest George Washington Richmond Pitt and North Carolina State.
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Major Company Women Lead Half Playoff In Bowling
Lewis Chevrolet defeated King Photo 2338 to 2316 as the Women’s Major League held a playoff to determine the first half winner. Laura Torrico 522 and Ruby Jo Gordon 514 led Chevrolet. Elizabeth Clay topped King Photo with 477.
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Major League Standings and Results Summary Card
Standings from United Press International show Los Angeles and San Francisco leading the NL with 8 and 6 wins respectively. AL leaders Detroit and New York hold strong with 7 and 5 wins. multiple games scheduled and rain delays noted with numerous pitchers listed for upcoming matchups.
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State Baseball Tournament To Start May 31
The West Virginia High School baseball tournament will be played in Charleston May 31 and June 1. Executive secretary Gordon Eisman said the event moves from Parkersburg to the state capital after requests from coaches and principals. Art Rezzonico was named tournament director, with other events set for Parkersburg and Huntington later in the season.
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Marshall U Completes Spring Football Drills
Marshall University wound up spring football drills as the Green squad beat the Whites 13 to 12. Quarterback Ralph May connected on a five yard TD to Millard Flemming with Jim Keatley adding the extra point. Gary Zickefoose plunged in from the one for another Green score. The Whites answered with two late scores, including a 90 yard interception return by Dick Thomas and a one yard dive by John Griffin.
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Route 41 LL Schedules Meeting For Tonight
The Route 41 Little League will hold a meeting Monday night at 7 p.m. at the Stamford Union Hall to set registration dates. All officers and managers are urged to be present, said Bill Bonner, president.
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Former Shortstop Jack Barry Dies At 73
Former Philadelphia Athletics infield star Jack Barry dies at 73 in Shrewsbury Massachusetts of lung cancer. Barry, lifelong coach at Holy Cross, guided the Crusaders to a .800 winning percentage over 40 seasons, once beat the Brooklyn Dodgers in an exhibition game, and earned the nickname The Knute Rockne of Baseball. He played in Mack's famed $100,000 infield and was praised by Connie Mack for his fielding.
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Hebert Forces Houston Classic into playoff at Piney
Slender Jay Hebert erased a five stroke deficit on the final holes to tie Ken Venturi at the Houston Classic. Both posted 276 totals after 72 holes and will play an 18 hole playoff at 2 p.m. EST. Bolt finished third at 278, Lionel Hebert fourth at 279.
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Netoski resigns Martinsburg post for Owensboro job
Don Netoskie formerly Martinsburg High School assistant athletic coach resigns to take a similar post at Owensboro Kentucky. A Kentucky letterman who played three seasons as halfback, Netoskie coached at Owensboro after graduation then returned in 1959 as an assistant in football basketball and track. He was an all state Martinsburg football standout before Kentucky.
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Baseball Standings and Highlights From Leagues
Player and club batting lines highlight Moon and Post among others with high averages. Home run leaders include Moon and Mantle, with key RBIs and runs noted for Spencer, Post, and T. Davis. Pitching leaders show Elston and several 2 0 records across NL and AL.
Miss Faulk Cops Babe Zaharias Open Victory
Miss Faulk of Sea Island Georgia won the Babe Zaharias Open with eight under par 211 for 54 holes earning 1200 dollars. The 1957 tour winner tallied six birdies and final round 70. Louise Suggs finished second with 215 total and 900 dollars.
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United States Beats Russia in International Basketball
A touring American men's team defeated the Soviet national squad 78 to 68 in Moscow. The Soviet women’s team defeated a U.S. girls team 65 to 48, keeping the two games close in the international series.
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