York White Roses Sweep Springfield Giants Doubleheader
The York White Roses defeated the Springfield Giants 4-3 and 4-2 in a two game set as eight double plays occurred. Injuries marred the second game with Jay Franklin York injuring a tendon and umpire Ernie Gigliello sustaining a leg injury. Clem Moore and Bill Shiphere homered for Binghamton in their 11-5 win over Charleston, while Reading at Elmira was postponed by rain.
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Rescheduled Senior League clash Slab Fork vs Helen
The Thursday game between Slab Fork and Helen in the Sophia Senior Little League has been moved to Saturday at 1 p.m. President R W Johnson announced the change.
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Johnny Smith Stops Charlie Austin in Los Angeles Fight
Johnny Smith of Los Angeles, rating 156, knocks out Charlie Austin of Phoenix, Ariz, rating 159, in a three round bout. Smith lands decisive blows to end the match. Austin is unable to answer after the third round.
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Tribe and Yanks Triumph as Bengals Fall Short
Cleveland’s Jose Azcue sparked the Indians with four RBIs including two homers in an 11-8 win over Baltimore, helping an 18-3 run in June. The Yankees won their seventh straight by defeating Washington 5-4, while Minnesota outplayed Chicago 9-4 with homers from Killebrew and Battey.
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Baseball Standings and Friday Schedule From The National League
National League standings show St Louis 40 27 .597 leading, followed by San Francisco 40 28, Los Angeles 37 29, Cincinnati 36 30, and Chicago 37 31. Thursday results: Chicago 5 Houston 0, Milwaukee 2 Pittsburgh 1, Cincinnati 11 Philadelphia 1. Friday night games feature Pittsburgh at Chicago Cardwell versus Buhl, Houston at Cincinnati Johnson versus Maloney, Philadelphia at New York Johnson versus Jackson, San Francisco at Milwaukee Bolin versus Croninger. Additional scores: Minnesota 9 Chicago 4, New York 5 Washington 4, Boston 8 Detroit 3, Cleveland 11 Baltimore 8. Friday night pitchers listed for New York at Boston Terry versus Monbouquette, Washington at Los Angeles Rudolph versus Chance, Detroit at Kansas City Aguirre versus Wickersham, Chicago at Cleveland Pizarro versus Wynn, Baltimore at Minnesota Roberts and Delock versus Stange and Roggenburk. Saturday matchups include Washington at Los Angeles, Detroit at Kansas City, Baltimore at Minnesota, Chicago at Cleveland, New York at Boston.
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Rochester Notches 11th In A Row In International League
Rochester Red Wings win their 11th straight and 14th in 16 as they defeat the Toronto Maple Leafs 6-5. Joe Altobelli homered, Les Narum earned the win with help from Dom Castro, boosting Rochester’s lead over idle Syracuse. Richmond and Syracuse games postponed by rain. Suns beat Bisons 16-7 led by Ray Barker with two homers and 5 RBIs.
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Bosox Sign Ed McGuinness to Farm Contract
Ed McGuinness, 18, son of a naval submarine squadron commander, signed with the Boston Red Sox. The right handed catcher will report Monday to Boston's class A Waterloo farm team in the Midwest League.
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O'Toole Wins 13th Reds Victory. Robison Injury Clouds Win
Cocky pitcher Jim O'Toole led Cincinnati to an 11-1 win over Philadelphia, claiming his 13th victory and preserving an 18-3 pace while Frank Robinson suffered an indefinite groin injury. Manager Fred Hutchinson predicted a quick return as teammates stepped up. John Edwards homered for a three-run burst and Bob Skinner added a solo shot, backing O'Toole who left with blisters after eight innings. The Reds, Braves, and Cubs posted other NL results with Ed wards and Mathews contributing home runs.
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Centennial Golf Event Promises Close West Virginia Field
A 70 golfer field from West Virginia and nearby states competes in the Centennial Invitational at Martinsburg Golf and Country Club. Ed Tutwiler, Charleston's decade champion, is the favorite with rivals including Jay Randolph Clarksburg Dick Fourche Bob Johnson and Lew Staples among the contenders.
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Oilmen Fall as Sophia Tops Ashland in City Softball
Sophia outlasted Ashland Oil 16 to 12 at Ballard Stadium while Stover Appliance defeated Crab Orchard 17 to 5. For Sophia, players Withrow and Metrick led scoring. Crab Orchard and Ashland Oil each posted runs in multiple innings.
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Smith seeks second-round edge in Western Open golf
Marilyn Smith entered second-round play with a four-stroke lead in the Women's Western Open aiming to dethrone defending champion Mickey Wright. The UPI report also notes the U S team Hard and Moffitt defeated Smith and Turner 2-1 to win the Federation Cup, while Pat Thompson upset Kermit Zarley to reach the NCAA golf semifinals with Sikes. Southern California’s Osuna and Ralston are favored in NCAA tennis singles final, and additional Pirates 1963 signings are noted.
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