Roberts Hurls 250th Victory as Orioles Blank Angels
Baltimore pitcher Robin Roberts earned his 250th major league win with a four hit shutout over the Los Angeles Angels, lifting the Orioles to a 10-0 victory. The 36 year old left no Angels on base and matched his longest current streak of dominance in a 16 year career.
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Giants throw no hitter in Houston victory at Candlestick
John Marichal pitched a true no hitter for the San Francisco Giants as they defeated the Houston Astros at Candlestick Park. The game featured strong defense and a steady mound performance sealing the 1-0 win.
Thomas Benedict advances in State Jaycee Tennis tourney
In Savannah Georgia seeded Thomas Benedict of Atlanta defeated Bob Brown of Athens 81 to reach the semifinals in the boys 18 and under division. The rain delayed event forced a switch to pro set scoring after delays.
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Braves Fall To Waycross In Georgia Florida League Action
Goldfield struggled with control in the first inning before relief help from Ed Mello, while Ted Koerner went the distance for the Braves. Thomasville split a doubleheader with Brunswick as rainouts pushed two twin bills to the schedule, with a twilight twin bill set for 6 p.m. and another single game at 7 30.
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Fix Probe Asks Bisher's Story
Atlanta Journal editor Furman Bisher will be questioned about a Saturday Evening Post football fix article. Alabama coach Paul Bryant and Wally Butts deny the allegations and sue the Post for libel seeking $10 million. Former Georgia athletic director Butts and Carmichael are also named in depositions.
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Mighty Mets Rout Pirates in 11th Inning Burst
The Mighty Mets exploded for 12 runs in the 11th inning to beat the Tigers 16 5. Hayes Reinhart Nunnally Singletary and Bracey led with key hits as Lavon Keadle earned the win for the Yankees. Mike Floyd and Jimmy Reeves paced the Pirates with multiple hits in a messy makeup game.
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Yankees, Sex Lock Up Lead as Orioles Win One
Roberta leads Baltimore to a 10-0 win over the Angels as Gentile drives in six runs. Pisarro fans five as White Sox edge the Yankees 2-1 to trim the AL lead, while other AL and NL results include Killebrew’s homer for Minnesota and Radatz closing a Red Sox win.
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Marichal Pitches First No Hitter For Giants
In a tense game at the stadium the Giants pitcher Juan Marichal delivered his first no hitter, guided by sound from the press box and a buzzing crowd. Maal’s wife, absent at the game due to shopping, was mentioned as part of the scene.
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Upsets Highlight Savannah U S 18 and Under Matches
In the 18 and under competition unseeded Ben Hawkins of Cobb defeated eighth-ranked Bowden of Savannah 6-2 3 then edged fourth-seeded Doug Peabody of Atlanta 9-7. In girls 16 and under singles Sandra Poulk of Omasville beat Elizabeth Helmken of Savannah 8-6.
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Dodgers Edge Reds as Gilliam Drives In Run
Jim Gilliam of the Dodgers doubled twice and added a single for three hits and a go ahead run in the eighth as Los Angeles beat Cincinnati 4 to 1 to move into second in the National League. Robin Roberts earned his 250th major league victory by blanking the Angels over 10 innings.
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Watkins Johnson Witches 13-3 Win in Pony League
Watkins' Johnson dominated Robinson- Mrs. Sith for a 13-3 victory on Monday night with two-hit pitching and 12 strikeouts. Johnson contributed two for four with a double, while Marchant and Holt added key hits as the team rolled to the win.
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Calvary and Dawson Street Fall to First Baptists in Softball Action
First Baptists edged Calvary Pelham and Dawson Street as Jim Clark scored the winning run in the fifth after Shelly Chastain sparked a pair of two for three efforts. Howard Delaney Woody Pettis Cecil Barkley Willis Singletary and Shelly Chastain led the winners with solid two for two to two for three lines. Durwood James and Hubert Fulghum added key doubles as both games featured strong hitting from Baptist squads.
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Thomasville YMCA Team Finishes Fifth Nationwide
Thomasville YMCA ranks fifth among 123 YMCAs in the national fitness test with 7188 points. Stamford Connecticut leads with 4966 of 6000. Pottsville and Wilkes Barre follow, with York and 17,434 participants overall. Five local youths scored over 475 points in various classes.
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British Weather Hinders U S at Wimbledon Championships
The United States tennis team struggles with cold winds and rain at Wimbledon as round one matches proceed. Chuck McKinley and five other Americans win opening rounds while others are eliminated, amid delays and disrupted schedules. Dennis Ralston laments the weather as a bigger foe than opponents.
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