Reds Shut Out Phillies and Tigers Top Senators
Cincinnati Reds pitcher Joey Jay tossed a one hitter in a 4-0 win over the Philadelphia Phillies as Detroit Tigers righty Don Mossi delivered a two hitter in a 6-0 victory over the Washington Senators. Giants beat Cubs. Adcock, Maye, Mantle pace other NL and AL action with Orioles edging Angels in 13 innings.
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Fred Down
United Press International
Joey Jay
Cincinnati Reds
Don Mossi
Detroit Tigers
Jay
Mossi
Milwaukee Braves
Reds
Philadelphia Phillies
Messi
Tigers
Washington Senators
Gordy Coleman
Standings Shakeup In Early Baseball Week
In the National League standings San Francisco leads with 12 wins and 7 losses followed by Pittsburgh 10 7 Milwaukee 8 7 and Los Angeles 11 10. American League shows New York 12 5 and Detroit 12 5 atop the table with Cleveland 10 8 and Minnesota 10 9 close behind. Thursday’s results included San Francisco routing Chicago 9 3 and Milwaukee beating Los Angeles 10 to 6. Friday’s assorted pitching matchups feature Marichal vs Sullivan in Philadelphia and Padres at Friend in Pittsburgh.
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W. L. Pet
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Los Ang
Marichal
Sullivan
Padres
Friend
Purkey
Burdette
Ellsworth
Jackson
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New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Minnesota
Baltimore
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Boston
Washington
Iuns
Brewer
Kralick
Hobaugh
Antonelli
Foytack
Shaw
Kansas
City
Barber
Fisher
Johnson
Terry
Moeller
Garver
Beckley Speedway Opens 1961 season at Prosperity
Local speedway gears up for Sunday opening with stock, modified and Australian pursuit events at Prosperity. Gates open 2:30 pm with 1:30 pm qualifying. admission 1.50, under 12 free with parents. Runners include Earnie Moye in the Lewis Moye special No 42 blue car, built with Chevrolet parts.
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Prosperity
Beckley Speedway
J. W. Richardson
L. B. “Sut” Aliff
Barnie
Nimitz
Daredevil
Pete Deck
Citadel Davidson Lead SC Tennis Tournament
Quarterfinal play in the Southern Conference tennis tournament began with The Citadel and Davidson tied for the lead at 18 team points. William and Mary and George Washington were tied for second at 16, while West Virginia and Virginia had 5 each. VMI had 1 point. Richmond and Furman scored none in the opening round.
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Charleston
S. C
UPI
Citadel
Davidson
William and Mary
George Washington
West Virginia
Virginias Lead In Women's Golf Home Home Series
Virginia's team surged to a big lead in the opening round of the annual home and home series with the Carolinas at Lynchburg Virginia. West Virginians Sally Carroll and Nancy Stump led for Virginias with pars and victory margins of 214, as Janssen posted a par 79 medal score.
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Lynchburg
UPI
Virginias
Carolinas
Raleigh
N. C
Sally Carroll
Nancy Stumpp
Wheeling
Miss Carroll
West Virginia
Barnes Gillespie
Newport News
W. J. Miller
Mt. Airy
T. H Morton
Aiken
S C
Stump
Robert Davis
Helen Smith
Wilmington
Hub Covington
Orangeburg
S. C
Virginia
Mary Pat Janssen
Charlottesville
Farrell Added To Dodgers Staff
Dodgers acquire Dick Farrell from Philadelphia for Don Demeter and Charlie Smith, with Joe Koppe moving to Spokane. Farrell, 27, brings speed and relief experience to bolster the bullpen alongside Larry Sherry as Ed Roebuck arms issues loom for Los Angeles.
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LOS Angeles
UPI
Dick Farrell
Los Angeles Dodger
Wally Moon
Dodgers
Don Demeter
Charlie Smith
Philadelphia Phils
Farrell
Joe Koppe
Koppe
Spokane
E.J
Buzzie) Bavasi
Walt Alston
Bavasi
John Quinn
Philadelphia
Phillies
Demeter
Smith
Alston
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Bava- Si
Cardinals
Gino Cimoli
Moon
IL Decides Today If San Juan Goes To Charleston
International League officials planned a special meeting at the New Yorker Hotel to decide if the San Juan Puerto Rico franchise will move to Charleston West Virginia or Montreal. League President Tommy Richardson indicated Charleston is the likely recipient due to high transportation costs and weak attendance at San Juan.
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San Juan
Charleston
New York
UPI
International League
P. R
W. Va
Montreal
Tommy Richardson
Syracuse
Board of Governors
New Yorker
Richardson
Southern Conference golf opens at Virginia club
Fifty four players from nine schools tee off at the Country Club of Virginia for the Southern Conference tournament. Virginia Tech strides as a top threat after last year’s Virginia intercollegiate crown, with defending champion Davidson and The Citadel as main rivals. Each school fields six players. only the low four scores count. Par is 72 with the course playing long. Club pro Darrell Napier predicts a team title at about 630 and individual honors at 149.
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Richmond
UPI
Country Club of Virginia
Virginia Tech
Gobblers
Davidson
Citadel
Verner Stanley
Bowlers Of The Week Across 12 Leagues Named
The week’s Bowler of the Week selections cover Mullens Handicap Mullens Industrial Bowl-Wick’s Men’s Major Mul l ens Women’s Handicap and other leagues. Notables include Wilbur Sluss 499 series Ray Hall 471 Gene Farley 599 and Bob French 622 in Bank of Raleigh effort. Margaret Lou Hypes 452 in Mullens Women’s, Dennis Taylor 630 in Tri County, Nellie Kessinger 434 in Civitan, Joan Tyree 201 game in Women’s Major.
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Kowlers
Wilbur Sluss
Mullens
Ray Hall
Gene Farley
Mullens Industrial
Bob French
Bowl-Wick
Jack Duncan
Margaret Lou Hypes
Roosevelt Rich
Merchant's League
Dennis Taylor
Tri-County
Nellis Kessinger
Bill Klein
Amerigo Cappellari
Civitan League
Chuck McCork
Raleigh General Hospital
Harold Hock
Ada Puskas
Bureau of Mines
Lewis Dunn
Elizabeth Clay
Joan Tyree
Sluss
Hall OF Tralee Engineers
Farley
Tralee
Ray
Hope As
Gene
French
Bank of Raleigh
Mullens T. V. Cable
Rich
Kegge
Taylor
Civitan
Nellie Kessinger
Panthers
Marsh Fork Beats Stoco 2 1 For Eighth Straight Win
Marsh Fork pitcher Scotty Murray battles Stoco as Marsh Fork edges Stoco 2 to 1 for an eighth consecutive victory. Murray may have faced a late threat after an error in the fifth, with Joe Grahonya driving in a run on a sacrifice fly and Jim Clay delivering a key double in the third to seal the win at Coal City.
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Scotty Murray
Marsh Fork
Jim Wallace
Stoco
Coal City
Marsh Fork Bulldogs
Murray
Joe Grahonga
Jim Clay
Harold Brinegar
Grahonya
John Clay
Lee McGraw
J.c.clay
Slewis
Kelleman
Glewis
Jmclay
Wallae
Jarrell c
Bowman
Holbrook
Lmcgraw
Brinegar
Deweese Ss
Adkins If
Grahnya
Henry
Redlegs Triumph Over Cubs In Oak Hill Little League
Oak Hill report shows LL Redlegs win 13-9 against Cubs with a triple play started by Jack Davis and finished by O Dell. Eddie Matheny hits his second homer of the season. Harrah earns win, Ferri takes loss. Minor League Red Sox top Braves 16-6 in four innings as 10-run rule ends game. Sox offense spreads across innings.
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Adcock
Carlton Willey
Dodgers
Gil Hodges
Lee Maye
Frank Bolling
Hank Aaron
Roy McMillan
Braves
Norm Larker
Mickey Mantle
Whitey Ford
Yankees
Twins
Mantle
Jim Coates
Ford
Ron Hansen
Orioles
Baltimore
Los Angeles
Ted Kluszewski
Angels
Hoyt Wilhelm
Redlegs
Harrah
Ferri
Red Sox
Eagles Blank Rainelle In Conference Doubleheader
Woodrow Wilson Eagles defeated Rainelle 10 0 and travel to Bluefield for a double header. Don Belcher will start the first game against Bluefield Beavers with Ellison or Thompson in the nightcap. Crews pitched a complete game shutout for Beckley, supported by strong defense and timely hits.
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Rainelle Rangers
Woodrow Wilson Flying Eagles
Bluefield
Don Belcher
Beavers
Charlie ‘Thompson
Danny Ellison
Butch” Crews
Eagles
Stratt
Rangers
Bill Molina
Crews
Eagle
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