No-Hit Star Wilson Seals 2-0 Win as Yawkey Plans Pact
Boston pitcher Earl Wilson fired his second no hitter of the season beating the Los Angeles Angels 2-0 for his sixth win. Tom Yawkey announced plans to tear up Wilson’s old 1962 contract and replace it with a $1,000 raise to avoid the no bonus rule. The article also recap various AL and NL games and notes the Pepsi-Cola girls softball schedule at Memorial Park.
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Baseball scores from Major League games in a day
In the American League Chicago, Baltimore, Kansas City, Washington, Minnesota, New York, Los Angeles, Boston and Cleveland faced various results. Notable highlights include Rollins hitting two home runs for Kansas City and Morton Luplow among Detroit’s scorers, while Oliver and White homered for St. Louis in a 15-3 win over Chicago. In the National League, Oliver, White, James and Boyer homered for St. Louis in a 15-3 win over Chicago. Philadelphia and Houston split a doubleheader with differing winners and key homers, while Pittsburgh and New York produced a 5-2 game with Clendenon homering. Cincinnati beat San Francisco 6-1 with Miller getting the win and Edwards contributing a homer, and San Francisco’s offense managed a late rally in a 6-1 loss. Continuous action across leagues featured multiple pitchers earning wins and losses with several home runs noted.
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Cunning Tied For Second In Nation In Triples
Indiana State catcher Gary Cunning tied for second in the nation with six triples in 24 games. He batted .385 and signed a bonus with the Philadelphia Phillies as a senior for coach Paul Wolf. Sycamores finished 13-11, 6-4 in the ICC, second to Ball State.
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Mrs John Stelle Wins Western Pin at Terre Haute Club
Mrs John Stelle posted a net 69 to win the Western Pin at the Country Club of Terre Haute. She led the blind hole event with a 39 on holes 2 4 6 8 and 9 for a net 23. Second place went to Mrs Delbert Talley with a net 38, and Mrs Thomas Hogan tied with Mrs Russell Stelle for ninth hole net 36.
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Robert Noe
Frank Doenges
Nicklaus and Palmer Drawn Together in Western Open
In Chicago at Medinah Country Club Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer will pair in the first round of the $50,000 Western Open with veteran John Barnum as the third in the threesome. The no blind draw pairing pits the top two players against each other early, likely drawing most spectators.
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Arnold Palmer
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Spence Named Batesville Grid Coach In Indiana
Everett Spence of Terre Haute was signed as Batesville High School head football coach. A Garfield graduate, he played at the University of Illinois and graduated from Indiana State College this year. He succeeds Milton Bass, who stays on the faculty as a teacher.
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Baseball spies and signs shadow long games, players allege
Warren Spahn Lew Burdette and Drysdale taint centerfield spying with binoculars and coded signals. Tebbetts accuses Cubs past practices as Yankees and Dodgers players weigh in on sign stealing and game delays.
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All American Bowl players target two top running backs
Mer lin Olsen of Utah State and Clark Miller set to stop Ernie Davis of Syracuse and Bob Ferguson of Ohio State in the All American Bowl. Duke assistant Bill Murray notes North Carolina State quarterback Roman Gabriel and two 220-pound backs add massive challenge. Ben Schwartzwalder quips on size versus power.
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Ernie Davis
Syracuse
Bob Ferguson
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Bill Murray
Duke
Roman Gabriel
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Brazil Stops Clinton in Illiana League Game
Brazil defeated Clinton 7 to 2 in an Illiana American Legion league game at Clinton. Chuck Shaffer led Brazil with two leadoff doubles as the only player with more than one hit. Cappa homered for Clinton.
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Giants Top Reds In Ten Inning Thriller
San Francisco beat Cincinnati 6-5 in ten innings to move into first place a half game ahead of the Dodgers. Felipe Alou scored the winning run on Orlando Cepeda's single after Ed Bailey's pinch grand slam tied the game, while Alou slid home on a hit and run with the game tied.
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al Luplow
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Willie McCovey
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Baseball scores and probable pitchers across Wednesday
United Press International reports scores from multiple games including St. Louis Chicago Philadelphia Houston Pittsburgh New York Milwaukee Los Angeles San Francisco Cincinnati with results across 10 innings. Wednesday's probable pitchers feature matchups such as Jackson Sadecki and Anderson Cardwell and several night games across major cities.
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Babe Ruth District 16 Tournament Schedule
The Babe Ruth District 16 Tournament runs Friday and Saturday July 13 and 14 with local winners advancing to the Area tournament in Bloomington and then to the State championship in Anderson. Admission is 25 cents for children and 50 cents for adults. Schedule shows Terre Haute National All Stars versus Sullivan All Stars at 3 30 and Terre Haute at All Stars versus Clinton All Stars at 5 45 on Friday with a 4 30 p m start on Saturday for the winner of game 1 against the winner of game 2.
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Horseshoe Meet At Jasonville Draws State Tossers
The state doubles tournament will be held in Jasonville Indiana on Saturday and Sunday under the Jasonville Horseshoe Club. More than 200 dollars will be distributed to winners and the event expects top throwers from across the state. The American Horseshoe Pitching Association rules will govern play with a points scoring system.
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Shrine and Merchants win in Connie Mack League action
Connie Mack Shrine edged Coca-Cola 3 2 as Grimes doubled and Jones tripled for Coca-Cola. Randy Stimac delivered the decisive run with a second single in the eighth for the Merchants, who had Sanders two hits. D X relied on Utenik and Greenleaf for offense.
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No-Hitter and Homer Highlight Earl Wilson's Red Sox Win
Pitcher Earl Wilson hurled the season's second no-hitter and homered, giving the Red Sox a 2-0 win over the Los Angeles Angels. Rich Rollins led the Twins with four straight hits including two two-run homers, pacing Minnesota to a 5-0 victory over the Yankees.
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