Dodgers Regain NL Lead as Giants End Binghamton Run
Giants pitcher John Pregenter threw a five hit shutout to beat the Binghamton Triplets 1-0 on Thursday night. Granny Hamner spun a five hitter for Binghamton and the lone run crossed in the third. Elmira Pioneers totaled 12 hits to defeat Williamsport 5-1 behind Dave McNally’s two hit effort. Each club had one error. Charleston Indians beat York White Roses 7-4 on twelve hits, jumping to a 2-0 lead in the first inning and adding four more in the second.
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Baseball Scores From American and National Leagues
In American League games Wickersham of the Athletics allowed eight runs in an 8-2 loss to the Tigers while Donovan of the Indians and Pascual of the Twins contributed in wins for their teams. In the National League Purkey’s Reds won 13-1 and Drysdale’s Dodgers prevailed 13-4 with other scorelines noted for McLish Bruce Pierce and Drysdale among the leaders.
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Yankees Top Twins as Stengel and Alston Clash in Dodgers Win
MLB action unfolds with Casey Stengel deploying four pinch hitters and Rod Kanehl driving in two runs to push the Mets ahead briefly, while Walt Alston’s Dodgers rally late and Ed Roebuck blanks the Mets in relief for a 4-3 13th inning victory at Chavez Ravine. The night also features Phillies and Cubs ending winning streaks, and Yankees moving into second behind Cleveland with a 4-2 win over Minnesota.
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Miss Long Favored To Defend West Virginia Amateur Title
White Sulphur Springs West Virginia The West Virginia Amateur Golf Tournament opens Sunday with defending champion Berri Long favored to win her eighth title. Her main rivals appear to be two time winner Mrs Nancy Stumpp and Mrs Mel Carpenter wife of a Charleston golf professional. Miss Sally Carroll a two time winner will miss this year's competition.
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Women’s Open at Myrtle Beach features past champions
In the Myrtle Beach event early this week veterans Mrs Stumpp and Miss Carroll have dominated for a decade with Berri holding seven titles and Miss Carroll two along with Mrs Stumpp. Carpenter eyes a strong finish after recent Kanawha Valley win and Ohio titles. Berri and Stumpp report spotty form but aim to be ready by Sunday morning as players prep for the new Greenbrier course.
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Esparza Dominates Yonekura in Tokyo Bout Upset
United Press International reports Mundo Esparza stopped Kenji Yonekura in Tokyo. In New Bedford, Bob Fosmire outpointed Kenny Tavares in a Mass bout with Fosmire carrying the day for East Boston while Tavares fought well in New Bedford.
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Local Baseball and League Matchups Across Counties
A crowded schedule lists multiple games and pairings including Warren Williams Dias Floral against Thompson's Drug, Eppy's Drug versus Post 70, Beckley Elks versus LI Cubs, Pirates, Cards versus Giants, No 1 Dodgers versus Redlegs, No 2 Millers versus Marlins, No 3 Beckley Babe Ruth against Bays Buick. Other contests feature Harry's versus Keatley's, Mullen's LL Chevrolet versus Moose, Methodist versus Rotary, No 1 Legion versus Lions, No 2 Marlinton LL Cardinals versus Yankees, Big Coal LL Montcoal versus Eunice, Route 47 LL Crook's Produce versus Atkinson Hardware, Slab Fork BR Helen versus Home-Hall American Legion Mullens at Whitesville.
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Knicks Sign Pair As Rookies Join New York
New York Knicks sign Al Butler and Dennis Butcher to 1962 contracts. Both were rookies last season. Chicago reports Tony Balsamo optioned to San Antonio, Al Lary recalled to replace him. Detroit Pistons sign Kevin Loughery, former St. John’s star, as No. 2 pick. Bluescope top weight 124 pounds for Swaps Handicap at Arlington Park. West loses Bill Van Buren to knee injury. Mickey Tingelhoff to replace him for All-America game.
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Bonus Baby May Jump To Majors Soon
Sports wire notes indicate Syracuse struggles as Larry Bearnarth, optioned to the Chiefs, helps Kansas City win 3-2 over Richmond. Jacksonville Sun s extend win streak to eight with a 5-0 margin over Buffalo. Toronto Maple Leafs move to second with a 3-0 win over Atlanta. Ron Brand lifts Columbus Jets 4-2 past Rochester. Veale the victor. Standings show Jacksonville atop the league, with Syracuse near the bottom and Richmond in the lower tier.
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National League Standings and Friday Night Games
Baseball standings show Los Angeles and San Francisco tied atop the NL with 50 28 records and strong division gaps. Thursday results include Chicago beating St Louis 7 2 and Philadelphia defeating San Francisco 7 2. Friday’s pitchers feature Buhl vs Spahn in Chicago Milwaukee and Johnson vs O’Dell in Cincinnati Houston, with multiple night games listed across both leagues.
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