Braves Sweep Cardinals In doubleheader 2-1 4-1
Atlanta ends seven game slide by taking both games from St. Louis. Felipe Alou belts a ninth inning homer to win the opener and Mack Jones starts the nightcap with a two run blast. Ted Abernathy gets the win in relief as the Braves backstop Stolard and company fall to 2-7.
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Mack Jones
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Atlanta
St. Louis
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Jones
Joe Torre
Simmons
Ted Abernathy
Arnold Umbach
Denis Menke
Hank Aaron
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Tom McCarver
McCarver
Umbach
Curt Flood
Tolan
Flood
Cepela
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Smith
Gagliano
Buchek
Skinner
Maxvill
Javier
RBI
Menke
Woodward
Aaron
Geiger
Torre
Carty
Milan
Abernathy
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Cepeda
SO Simmons
Barber Shuts Out A's 9-0 as Orioles Open Doubleheader
Orioles right hander Steve Barber blanked Kansas City on two hits and fanned five in a 9-0 win over the Athletics to start a two night doubleheader. Second game halted by curfew with 5-5 in 12th. Frank Robinson and Russ Snyder homered for Baltimore as the Orioles slugged ten hits.
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Steve Barber
Kansas City
Baltimore Orioles
Athletics
Barber
Bert Campaneris
Ed Charles
Frank Robinson
Russ Snyder
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Campaneris
Ren Wyatt
Roolph Charles
Hershberger
Cater
Green
Chavaria
Harrelson
Stone
Nossek
Suarez
Dobson
Fazio
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Powell
B. Robinson
F. Robinson
Snyder
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D. Johnson
Wyatt
Major League Standings National League Update
Standings and results from a busy Saturday night across the National League with Chicago, Philadelphia, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Cincinnati, St. Louis, Atlanta, Houston, Pittsburgh and New York all appearing in scores and fixtures. Notable results include Chicago 5 Cincinnati 3 and Philadelphia 8 San Francisco 1 with multiple doubleheaders and suspended game in Kansas City vs Baltimore.
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San Francisco
Los Angeless
New York
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Atlanta
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Maloney
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Farrell
Veale
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Boston
Monbouquette
Sparma
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Houston Louis
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Dodgers Beat Mets Behind Osteen and Davis Homers
Los Angeles Dodgers surge to a 6-3 win over the New York Mets as Claude Osteen bashes a triple and a single while Tommie Davis belts his first homer in nearly two years. Osteen leaves with a finger blister after a strong seventh inning, Maury Wills and Willie Davis drive starts, and Davis connects for a homer after missing most of last season with an ankle injury.
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Clauude Osteen
Tommy Davis
Los Angeles Dodgers
New York Mets
Osteen
Dodgers
Phil Regan
Jack Hamilton
Maury Wills
Wills
Willie Davis
John Roseboro
Hamilton
Gordon Richardson
Wes Parker
Davis
Wanted Men Women for U S Civil Service Jobs
Advertisement offers free information on U S government positions and salaries with test preparation by Lincoln Service since 1948. It claims high starting salaries, job security, and advancement, and urges readers to mail coupon for details. Includes contact in Pekin Illinois.
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U.S. Civil Service
Lincoln Service
Pekin
Illinois
U. S
Angels Break four-game skid with 4-1 win over Tigers
Ed Kirkpatrick powered a decisive seventh inning rally with a tie breaking homer as the California Angels defeated Detroit 4-1 to snap a four game losing streak.
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Ed Kirkpatrick
California Angels
Detroit
Kirkpatrick
George Brunet
Tigers
Schaal
Brunet
California
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Freehan
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Knoop
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McLain
Penn
Gladding
Santo Homers Pace Chicago over Cincy
Ron Santo hit two homers helping the Chicago Cubs beat Cincinnati 5-3 to snap a four game skid. Santo's early jack off Sammy Ellis and a two run shot in the sixth gave Chicago the lead, with Adolfo Phillips and Billy Williams contributing key hits as Ken Holtzman earned the win. The Reds dropped to 2-8 in eight games.
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Ron Santo
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cubs
Santo
Sammy Ellis
Reds
Lee Cardenes
Ellis
Ken Holtzman
Adolfo Phillips
Don Pavletich
Billy Williams
Williams
Tommy Helms
Johnny Harper
Vada Pinson
Tony Perez
Phillies Ground Giants as Marichal Slips in Setback
Philadelphia Phillies shellacked Juan Marichal for six runs on eight hits in four innings to hand the unbeaten Giants ace his first loss of the season. Chris Short earned the win as Willie Mays homered for San Francisco, while Bill White drove in four runs including a three run homer in the fourth. The win extended Philadelphia’s winning streak to six and snapped Marichal’s ten straight decisions.
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Philadelphia Phillies
Juan Marichal
San Francisco
Giants
Phillies
Marichal
Philadelphia
Chris Short
Willie Mays
Mays
Bill White
Rojas
Barton
HR White
White
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Gibbon
Short
Great
Clemens
Davenport
Buzhardt Tops Nats With Fourth-Hit Shutout
John Buzhardt fired a four hitter to blank the Washington Senators 6-0, becoming the second Chicago pitcher in a week with two shutouts. He now has three wins to two losses, as Chicago added a sixth victory in eight games. Lamabe and John also contributed shutouts in the stretch.
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John Buzhardt
Chicago
White Sox
Washington
Buzhardt
Boston
Jack Lamabe
Tommy John
Baseball leagues for youths end in 1945 tale
The note recalls no Babe Ruth League or Pony League baseball for youngsters in 1945. It mentions that 248,000 played in those two leagues last year, reflecting on participation and historical context.
Mame musical to reach Broadway with Angela Lansbury
The exuberant heroine from the novel and play Mame will star on Broadway in May as a musical with Angela Lansbury in the lead. Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee adapt, with Jerry Herman composing the music known from Hello, Dolly!
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Auntie Mame
End Ray Berry Leads Colts Receivers in Catches and Yards
Ray Berry of the Baltimore Colts tops the NFL in receptions with 564 and in receiving yards with 8 322 as the league’s leading active pass catcher.
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Ray Berry
Baltimore Colts
Bowlers Who Travel New York AP
Bowlers travel 20 000 miles yearly with the Shipstads and Johnson Ice Follies team. Comedian Bill Jack handles the paperwork as they play 75 to 80 games per season from Los Angeles to San Francisco with a summer rehearsal period. Tomesin Eric Kermond of Sydney Australia is named best Ice Follies bowler.
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Shipstads and Johnson Ice Follies
Bill Jack
Jack
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Tomesin Eric Kermond
Sydney
Astralia
T Sydney
Australia
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