Reds Blank Giants Again as Pirates Win Streak Extends
In major league action the Reds shut out the Giants 8-0 for a second straight game while the Braves beat the Dodgers 7-1. Bob Shaw earned his eighth win as Los Angeles fell further behind the pace. The Pirates claimed their sixth straight victory 6-3 over the Cubs, narrowing the gap to the leaders as Cincinnati and St. Louis shuffled in the standings. Frank Robinson drove in four, and Billy Pierce left the game with an ankle injury while Don Blasingame delivered the miscue that sidelined him.
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Cincinnati Reds
San Francisco Giants
Milwaukee Braves
Los Angeles Dodgers
Bob Shaw
Dodgers
Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati
St. Louis Cardinals
Joey Jay
Frank Robinson
Billy Pierce
Don Blasingame
Pierce
Shaw
Stan Williams
Henry Aaron
Cubs
Billy Williams
Ron Santa
Don Hoak
Bob Friend
Pirates
Dick Ellsworth
Coca Cola Meets Danville in Memorial Park Softball Doubleheader
Coca Cola will host Danville in a softball doubleheader at Memorial Park tonight at 7. Bob Lantz and Fred Burk will pitch for the local team, while Don Blair and Bill Loder will handle catching duties for both games.
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Coca-Cola
Danville
Pepsi-Cola
Memorial Park
Bob Lantz
Fred Burk
Don Blair
Bill Loder
Summer Slack Special at National Tailors Co
A limited time sale offers reduced prices on custom tailored summer slacks. National Tailors Co located at 51714 Wabash Ave promotes a special discount with a prominent price cut and in store availability.
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National Tailors Co
Wabash Ave
MLB Scores and Homers Across American League and National League
Box scores from major league games show the Orioles and Red Sox in a 7 4 finish with B Robinson and Gentile homering for Baltimore and Boston. Other games feature Kaat dominating the Angels, Battey and Allen among hitters for Minnesota, with several clubs piling up runs including Chicago Kansas City and Cincinnati.
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New York
Cleveland
Terry
Grant
Baltimore
Washington
Pappas
Rudolph
Boston
Detroit
Conley
Messi
Los Angeles
Chicago
McBride
Wynn
Minnesota
Kansas City
Pascual
Walker
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National and American League season leaders in batting and pitching
The list shows leaders in home runs RBIs in both leagues with names such as Mays Cepeda Banks Pinson Thomas Gentile and Kaline. It also notes top RBIs including Davis Robinson White Sox and Gentile Orioles, and pitching leaders Purkey McLish Koufax Donovan and Wickersham with win totals.
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Mays
Giants
Cepeda
Mejias
Colts
Banks
Cubs
Pinson
Reds
Thomas
Mets
Gentile Orioles
Cash
Tigers
Wagner
Angels
Kaline Tigers
Essegian
Indians
Killebrew
Twins
Landis
White Sox
T. Davis
Dodgers
White
Cards
Robinson
Rollins
Siebern
Athletics
Charley Smith Joins Open Embrace In Sudden Debut
Elyria pro Charley Smith earned a spot in the U S Open at Oakmont after a dramatic late withdrawal. He faced a speedy pace, a speeding ticket, and a 15-ball practice session before firing a 42 41 83 in his opening round and preparing for a second round with Tommy Bolt.
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Charley Smith
Elyria
Ohio
Charley
Pennsylvania
Justice of the Peace
Tommy Bolt
Gene Littler Tops Oakmont Field In Open Lead
Gene Littler shoots 69 to take a one stroke lead at Oakmont as Bobby Nichols and Bob Rosburg follow two back. Arnold Palmer, Gary Player, and others battle for position with gusty winds and a crowded gallery. Nicklaus and other stars hover at even par as Saturday tee times loom.
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Gene the Machine
Oakmont Country Club
Bobby Nichols
Midland
Tex
Bob Rosburg
Portland
Ore
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Gary Player
Billy Maxwell
Bob Schoener
Bethlehem
Frank Boynton
Corpus Christi
J. C. Goosie
Largo
Fla
Pudgy
Jack Nicklaus
Ohio State
Canada
Stan Leonard
Gene Francis
Purdue
New York
John Guenther
Reading
Bo Winninger
al Balding
Don Whitt
Paul Harney
Wes Ellis
Cary Middlecoff
Doug Sanders
Phil Rodgers
San Diego
Sammy Snead
Littler
Gardner Dickinson Jr
Sam Snead
Jon Gustinse
Joseph L. Moresco
William Markham
Tom Nieporte
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Stan Thirskeee Seee
Adrian Bigras Se Teee
William Patton Weer
Alphonso Atkins
Don Cherry
Tony Lema Ae
Robert Gardner See Eeee
Joe Moore Jr
Shelly Mayfield
Frank Kirklay
Lebanon Harris Jr
Orville Moody
Bert Weaver
Robert Zimmerman
Dick Demane
Frank Garvin
Jim Blair
James Stamps
Claude King
Sam Carmichael
George Bayer
William C. Campbell
Joe Campbell
Lindon Meade
Bill Johnston
Dale Morey
Robert Goetzene See
Bill Dunk _ beeeee
D. L. Raymond
Bill Stacey Jr
Charles Bassler
Gene Littler Secces
Bruce Devlin
Robert Schoener Jr
J. G. Osieena
Stan Leonard Seasvees
John Guenther Jr. Seteees
Eugene Francis
Charles Courtney Seve
Bob Rosseveeee
Bob Wininger
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Tom Blaskovich
Gene Coghill
Pete Cooper
laDean Meman
Frank Souchak Svius Eee D
Tommy Jacobs
Dave Douglas
Daniel Sikes Jr
Charles Malchnski
Charles Garlena
James Dolan
Ane Ste Aenee
Tommy Bolt
Bill Disdorf
Seebeee
al Geiberger
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Donald McCallister
Seeese
Seaneee
Eric Monti Sees
Edward Rubis
Robert Carson
Reds blank Giants again as Jay shines and Robinson drives in four
Joey Jay of Cincinnati allowed three hits and one walk in a shutout of San Francisco as the Reds won 8-0 for the second straight night. Frank Robinson homered and singled twice in three official at bats, driving in four and scoring twice.
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Joey Jay
Reds
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Frank Robinson
Local Bowling Results Incomplete Fixture Notes
Readable items list clubs RH £ E Coverstones 5s Orgae 3 City Employees 4 33 Batteries W Myers Waute let Blackburn and Tanoos.
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Wautelet
Blackburn
Tanoos
Ruth's Columbia Records Triumphs In Tight Win
Babe Ruth and Columbia Records edged Carpenters Local 5 to 4 as Creed Hubbard drove in the decisive run in the bottom of the last inning. Hubbard also homered with a man aboard in the first inning to spark the comeback. Dan Bailey doubled and singled for the losers. Wayne Ramsey Pat Ralston and John Johnston produced multiple hits for Pepsi Cola and Bituminous Materials respectively, with D Ferguson driving in two for Twelve Points Merchants.
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Carpenters
Pepsi-Cola
Twelve Points
Hillman’s
Creed Hubbard
Hubbard
Dan Bailey
Wayne Ramsey
Pat Ralston
John Johnston
Slavens
D. Ferguson
Lewis
Hillman
RHE Carpenters
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Cline
Graesch
Poore
Ramsey
Fuller
Pinegar
Compton
P. Kelly
Grimes
Mae
Hillmans
Wright and Pettitt
Miller and
Maxwell
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