Cardinals Stop Giants With 5-2 Victory
Charlie James belted a two-out three-run homer in the first inning as St. Louis beat the San Francisco Giants 5-2. Ray Sadecki completed the game for his second straight win over the slumping Giants, improving to 4-3. Willie Mays and Orlando Cepeda contributed for the Giants, but Cepeda injury forced him out after a collision at home.
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Charlie James
St. Louis
Cardinals
Ray Sadecki
Giants
Billy O'Dell
James
Los Angeles
Curt Flood
Fred Whitfield
Jose Pagan
Willie Mays
Orlando Cepeda
Felipe Alou
Cepeda
Gene Oliver
Sadecki
RBI
St Louis
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Javier
Whitfield
White
Boyer
Oo James
Oliver E Gotay
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Pagan
C. Mays
McCovey
F. Alou
Davenport Pignatano
Hiller
Nieman O'Dell
Mota Miller
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Miller
E-Gotay
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Gotay
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Dodgers slugging leads NL with smallest pitching staff noted
The Dodgers posted a string of scores across multiple games, highlighting their lineup with home runs from C Smith Torres Wagner Moran and Banks. Key pitchers included Kemmerer Walker and Azcue. The excerpt also cites Cleveland Detroit and Kansas City games with various pitchers and home runs, noting Los Angeles nine-man pitching staff.
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Los Angeles
Chicago
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Spring
Morgan
Rodgers
Wynn
Fisher
Lown
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Carreon
C. Smith
Torres
Wagner
Moran
Los Angeles Dodgers
Local Little League scores and standout hitting noted
Best Way beat Terre Haute Savings 10 1 and Jaycees topped Medics 10 8 at Little League Park. Dave Phillips threw a no hitter but allowed a free run. Dixon homered with one on to help Medics. Wabash Valley Asphalt defeated WBOW 13 3. Tim Booker batted 1.000, raising season average past .800. Bedino pummeled Wren Smith VFW 15 7 at West Terre Park with Charwick hitting a grand slam. Transmission Service beat Dodge Drugs 22 6 in an under age game while Pages Market edged West Terre Haute Fruit Market 8 7 in an over-age game.
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Jaycees
Little League Park
Dave Phillips
Dixon
Wabash Valley Asphalt
WBOW
Tarman
Tim Booker
Bedino
Wren Smith
VFW
West Terre Park
Charwick
Elliott
Dodge Drugs
West Terre Haute
Coca Cola Edges Eastern Express In Tight Contest
Babe Ruth Coca-Cola defeated Eastern Express 3-2 in a late game with Bob Ash collecting two of Coca-Cola’s four hits and the winning run in the sixth. Ted Sweatt drove in four runs for Breakfast Optimist with a homer and three singles as Breakfast Optimist beat POE 14-8. Noon Optimist topped Terre Haute Savings 9-3.
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Eastern Express
POE
Terre Haute Savings
Bob Ash
G. Needham
Howard Williams
Ted Sweatt
Fearless Fraley on U S Open at Oakmont
Oscar Fraley reports on the U S Open at Oakmont with players like Gene Littler Tommy Bolt and Bob Rosburg posting rounds around 69. He notes luck and skill mix in golf and adds a humorous aside about bikini-hostesses and a Pinehurst course dreaming of a $150 000 tournament with a 50 000 first prize as the PGA calendar fills.
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Oakmont
Fearless Fraley
Tommy Bolt
Gene Littler
Tommy
Bob Rosburg
Rosburg
John Valentine
Whispering Pines
Pinehurst
N. C
PGA
Ben Hogan
Jimmy Demaret
Deane Beman
Wes Ellis
Hebert Brothers
Jay
Lionel
Doug Sanders
Mike Souchak
Sammy Snead
Cary Middlecoff
Billy Casper
Ed Furgol
Jackie Burke
Claude Harmon
Jerry Barber
George Bayer
Palmer
Palmer and Rosburg Vie for U.S. Open Lead at Oakmont
Arnold Palmer and Bob Rosburg share the 36 hole lead at Oakmont with 139 after strong second rounds. Billy Maxwell sits two strokes back at 141 as players crowd a tense finale for the U S Open title in a field including Jack Nicklaus Gary Player Gene Littler and Miller Barber.
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Oakmont
Arnold Palmer
Bob Rosburg
Billy Maxwell
Palmer
Rosburg
Chunky
Maxwell
Jack Nichlaus
Bobby Nichols
South Africa
Gary Player
Nichlaus
Player
Nichols
Gene Littler
Miller Barber
Rye
N. Y
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Oakmont Country Club
Latrobe
Ob Rosburg
Portland
Oreseen
Las Vegas
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Bobby
Tex
Hold Fishathon Derby Tonight
The Fishathon, Inc. members plan a bass fishing event at Cataract Lake from 6 p.m. to 8 a.m. Sunday. Prizes include a $160 cash jackpot, trophies for top bass and biggest bass, and the John Brinkman Memorial Trophy. Dr. Robert Garrard will give the start signal at 6 p.m. A fisherman's breakfast is planned Sunday morning.
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Fishathon, Inc
Cataract Lake
John Brinkman
Robert Garrard
Mets Acquire Gene Woodling From Senators
New York Mets obtain outfielder Gene Woodling from the Washington Senators for an estimated 50000 dollars. The 39 year old veteran teams with manager Casey Stengel, improving a left handed hitting outfield option as Mets pay above the waiver price. Woodling hit 313 last season with five homers and 16 RBIs. He returns to play in New York after previous ties to Stengel’s Yankees championships.
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New York Mets
Gene Woodling
Washington Senators
Woodling
Casey Stengel
New York Yankees
Senators
Weiss
International League Scores Report
The Associated Press notes Buffalo defeated Jacksonville 5 to 0 Rochester beat Columbus 7 to 6 Atlanta won 5 to 4 over Toronto and Richmond defeated Syracuse 3 to 1.
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Jacksonville
Rochester
Columbus
Atlanta
Toronto
Richmond
Syracuse
Paolo Rosi Fights Tonight at Madison Square Garden
Paolo Rosi 34 battles Carlos Hernandez 22 in a 10 round lightweight clash at MSG tonight. Rosi brings veteran savvy with a 37-9-2 mark, while Hernandez 25-1-3 seeks a title shot. Ortiz hints at a $65,000–$70,000 purse if a promoter bets on him.
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New York
Paolo Rosi
Carlos Hernandez
Venezuela
Caracas
Hernandez
Madison Square Garden
Carlos Ortiz
Ross
Eddie Perkins
England in position for Davis Cup win after doubles setback
Billy Knight and Tony Pickard led England while Brazil stayed in contention by winning the doubles 19 17 1-6 6-4 9-7 as Ronald Barnes and Jose Mandarino defeated the English pair. The English need one more victory to clinch the European zone quarter final.
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Eastbourne
England
Billy Knight
Carlos Fernandes
Brazil
Mike Sangister
Thomas Koch
Ronald Barnes
Jose Mandarino
Knight
Tony Pickard
Private First Class Jim Grant Tops Yankees In Key Win
Army private Jim Grant returned on weekend pass to pitch five strikeouts in Cleveland’s 3-0 victory over New York. Al Luplow hit a two run homer as the Indians move into a three way tie for first with the Yankees and Twins.
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Cleveland Indians
Lacoochee
Fla
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Yankees
Grant
Minnesota Twins
Indians
Twins
Army
al Luplow
Jerry Kindall
Cleveland
Ralph Terry
Kansas City Athletics
Baltimore Orioles
Washington Senators
Boston Red Sox
Detroit Tigers
Chicago White Sox
Los Angeles Angels
Probable Pitchers for Saturdays Baseball Matchups
Saturday matchups feature Shieldso versus Perry in Cleveland and Wilson versus Bunning in Detroit. Other games include Lee against Herbert in Chicago and Brown versus Burnside in Washington night game. Bonikowski faces Segui in Kansas City, Cardwell meets Hunter in New York, and Marichal opposes Jackson in San Francisco. Drabowsky vs McLish headlines Philadelphia, Farrell vs Podres in Los Angeles, Burdette versus Law in Pittsburgh. Sunday's slate lists Cincinnati at Philadelphia, Milwaukee at Pittsburgh, Houston at Los Angeles, St. Louis at San Francisco, and Chicago at New York 2.
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Perry
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Chicago
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Herbert
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Burnside
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Hunter
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Farrell
Podres
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Baseball Leaders and Awards Noted in Daily roundup
United Press International lists top players with batting totals Robison White Sox 58 228 35 76 .333 and others including Rollins Twins 62 240 32 75 .354 Gentile Orioles 17 homers Wagner Angels 16 Cash Tigers 15 Killebrew Twins 13 Kaline Tigers 13. Runs Batted In highlight Robinson White Sox 48 and Wagner 46. Pitching leaders Donovan Indians 9 2 and Wickersham Athletics 7 2.
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Jimenez
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Orioles
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Peda
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Cepeda
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McLish
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