Bunning Halts Byes as Phillies Win 9-3
Philadelphia pitcher Jim Bunning earned his ninth victory as the Phillies top Pittsburgh 9-3. Richie Allen hit a two run homer and Gus Triandos added another to back Bunning after a shaky start. The win widened Philadelphia's NL lead to 1 1/2 games over Cincinnati and San Francisco, with both chasing for second place. Roberto Clemente opened the game with a home run for Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Richie Allen
Ore
Gus Triandos
Wight-Halder
Jim Bunning
Uio
Paladelphia Phillies
Pittsnrah
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Phillies
Reds
San Francisco Giants
Ted
Bunning
Bill Virdun
Roberto Clemente
Wame
Giants rally as Treasures of baseball collide in heat
In a blistering game the Pirates and Phillies traded blows with Alien tying the game in the third on his 22nd homer and Triandos adding a left field shot. Bon Bonn Cendenon belted a seventh inning homer as Runningwine faltered in the heat and was relieved by John Beaver. Allen drove in his fourth run and Giants countered with two runs in Tony Gonzales’ first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonn Cendenon
Runningwine
John Beaver
Alien
Joe Gibbon
Dugkie Rojas
Tony Vastor
Triandos
Pnto
Phillies
Gibbon
Carly
Allen
Clay Dalrymple
Ray Aeiem Hes
Giants
Tony Gonzales
Sinche
Ken
Jed Boyer
Hal Pinsburgh
Phi Lanier
Willie Mays
Run-Scoran
Syili
Velneaees
Motsburgh
Lolis
San Francisco
Mays
Nate
Fadece Shaw
10th Frame Error Wins For Giants
San Francisco edges St. Louis 3 2 as Jess Alou scores on Dal Maxvill error in the 10th. Brock ties game with sixth homer to right center after Gasford Perry exits with back trouble. Alou begins 10th with a single and reaches third on Haller fly before Kuenn grounds out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Brock
St. Louis
Gasford Perry
Giants
Ron Herbel
Bob Skinner
Cardinals
Brock
San Francisco
Jess Alou
Dal Maxvill
Alou
Tom Haller
Harvey Kuenn
Maxvill
Grid Exhibition Saturday Results
Washington 27, New York 4. Green Bay 21, Chicago 7. Cleveland 42, Pillshurah 7. Los Angeles 25, Dallas 16. Minnesota 24, San Francisco 21. AFL New York 21, Boston 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New
AFL
New York
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
San Francisco
St. Louis
Baltimore
Cleveland
Minnesota
Detroit
Kansas City
Kaat
Buzhardt
Houston
Milwaukee
Zincinnati
Francisco
St. Louisia
Alhavhicaga
Mahaffey
Blasingame
Ortega Shuts Out Reds 1-0 for Dodgers Pitcher’s First Full Game Since May
Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Phil Ortega, back from a long layoff, tossed a three hit shutout over Cincinnati to win 1-0. Nate Oliver doubled in the second and Dick Trawenski singled for the game's lone run. O'Toole allowed only four hits in six innings for the Reds, but took the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Phil. Ortega
Los Angeles Dodgers
Cincinnati
Reds
Nate Oliver
Dick Trawenski
Orleza
Jim O'Toole
O'Toole
Dodgers
Davart
Yar T. Davie
RBI
Sadat
School Gridder Dies Of Injuries
Allen Wagner 15, a Delone Catholic High football player from McSherrytown, died after head injuries sustained in practice. He underwent surgery Friday night at Hanover General Hospital. the report notes the injuries and death alongside other scores and standings from AP coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
Allen Wagner
McSherrytown
Delone
General Hospital
Orioles Chisox Split Pair in Chicago Showdown
In the nightcap, Gary Peters pitched seven effective hits, lifting the White Sox to win and reclaim a half-game lead in the pennant race. Baltimore’s Steve Barber allowed two hits before the decisive seventh inning, where Floyd Robinson and Moose Skowron produced key scores after a misplay by Sam Bowens. Peters improved to 14-7 as Chicago evened the doubleheader, while Wally Bunker tossed a six-hitter in the opener for Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Baltimore
Orioles
White Sox
Gary Peters
Steve Barber
Floyd Robinson
Moose Skowron
Sam Bowens
Brooks Robinson
Floyd
Skowron
Ron Hansen
Dave Nicholson
Hansen
Dave Vineyard
Barber
Don Buford
Gerry McNertney
Dave McNally
Vineyard
Peters
Luis Apagloio
Wally Bunker
Yankees Top Red Sox Behind Mantle Maris Duo
In Boston, the Yankees beat the Red Sox 4-3 as Roger Maris drove in runs with a ground rule double and a key infield grounder. Mantle hit a two run homer off Earl Wilson, Blanchard scored on a sacrifice, and Jim Bouton earned his 14th win despite a late Red Sox rally aided by three straight doubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
John Blanchard
Yankee Handyman
Roger Maris
Mel
Mickey Mantle
New York
Red Sox
Maris
Nick Radate
Earl Wilson
Blanchard
Jim Benton
Bouton
Bob Tillman
Wilson
Dutton Jones
Tillman
Mantle
Woran
Tony Kubek
Elston Howard
Ana Ahich Kures
Marert
Howard
Blan
Ian
Perlane
Bosten
TCC Event At Tier Country Club Kickers Handicap
Jack Ide led with a net 78 to win the kickers handicap at Tier Country Club. Nolan Curry tied at 78, Ed Duffy was runner up with 79, and Joe Burke edged Walter Condon in a 71 qualifying rounds club championship draw. The watch-play championship will occur during Labor Day weekend. several players posted scores from 72 to 80 including Don Anthony 74 and Bud Welles 78.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Ide
Tier Country Club
Nolan Curry
Ed Duffy
Joe Burke
Walter Condon
Joe Vergi
Don Anthony
Bud Welles
Bill Marvin
Bill Tounies
Jack Dunn
Eltis Rowlands
Jack Dele
Bob Walsh
de. Gordon Anderson
Gerald Messia
Frank Weaver
Jeek Davis
Ed Jonles
Jim Bollinger
Bill Helmhold
Gene Cardish
Bob Mulcahy
Tom MacAuley
Bill Aram
Russ Frazier
Ed Ryan
Joe Quillinan
Ray Dumser
Bill Adams
Bud Russell
Homers Lift Tigers in 5-2 Win Over Twins
Detroit Tigers defeated Minnesota Twins 5-2 behind Bill Freehan and Gates Brown home runs to split the doubleheader after Minnesota won the opener 6-5 with Don Mincher’s grand slam in the eighth. Hank Aguirre earned his third win of the season in Game 2, his first since July 1, while his record notes seven losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Bill Freehan
Oy Gates Brown
Detroit Tigers
Minnesota Twins
Twins
Don Mincher
Hank Aguirre
Indians Sweep Angels as Romo Keys Nightcap Victory
Cleveland rallies for three unearned runs in the third inning on John Romano s two run single to beat Los Angeles 2 1 and complete a doubleheader sweep marking a fourth straight win over the Angels. In the opener Jack Kralick earned the 6 4 triumph for Cleveland his first since July 10 raising his record to 10 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
John Romano
Los Angeles
Angels
Indians
Iis TianUssis
Jack Kralick
Nats Rally Past A’s For 8-3 Win In National League Card
Washington scored five in the fourth and Willie Kirkland added a bases-empty homer in the seventh to power an 8-3 victory over Kansas City, splitting the road series with the Athletics. The A’s had earlier taken a 3-1 opener but dropped the finale, failing to climb out of the cellar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Willie Kirkland
Sineale
Kansas City
Athletics
A's
Bit
Senators
Nuklean
Libow Trouble Plagues Sandy Libow
Los Angeles Dodgers star Saniy Koufax will miss a pitching turn as inflammation in his left elbow flares up delaying his next start. He already sat out earlier, and the team hoped he would start soon against the San Francisco Giants but elbow trouble worsened during a light workout yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Saniy Koufax
Los Angeles Dodgers
Dodgers
San Francisco
Koufax
Mets Sweep Cubs With Ninth Inning Single
The New York Mets edged the Chicago Cubs 5-4 in the nightcap to complete a doubleheader sweep after a 2-1 opener win on Ed Kranepool’s RBI single in the 10th. Klaus scored Klaus on a two-out, ninth-inning single to seal the victory as Ribant pitched through a Cubs rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charnié ‘Smith
Bobby Klaus
New York Mets
Chicago Cubs
Mets
Ed Kranepool
Kiaus
Don Elston Pumpses
Joe Christopher
George Allman
Jim Hickman
Smith
Klaus
Cubs
Jim Stewart
Doug Clemens
Dennis Ribant
Altman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tony Taster
Philadelphia Phillies
Pittsburgh Pirates
Orland
McFarlane
Tom Siskeet
Sisk
Taylor
Phils
Kelley
Fair New York
John J. Kelley
Mystic
Conn
Farr
THE
Associated Press
NPL
Larson
Don Larson
Milwackle
Menne
Nash
Spangier
Gaires
Carty
Oh Roberts
Grote
Larsen
Bi—Mathewe
Aska
Oliver
Spangler
Waukee
Aaron
Nke
Mave
Ar Va
Fiona
Roberts
Span
Ati
Fucner Carefo Mont el
Tosas
Friend
I. Louis
Gibson
L. Burdette
Bruce
Buffalo
Moeller
Chisox
Earl Robinson
Eddie Fisher
Ray Hers
Bert
Russ Snyder
Siehern
Buford
Lau
Skawron
Faverne
McCraw If
Martin
Herbert P Merece
Waltimore
Sowers Kk
Skaron
Rohinsor
Bahunsre
Chivaea
Stevern Lau
Bowers
FL Rotungan
Mane McCraw
Roninder
Ta Oda
Ierry
Mieke
Saltimore Chicago
Burder
Dope
Yanks
Judge Bosox
Tigers
Toronto
Jacksonville
Columbus
Rochester
Syracuse
Richmond
Avanta
Vinnyrani
Pearson Uw
Dames
Ian Frese
Maran
Latman
Tore
Bi—Greer Eraconsmith
Howser Chanes
Wasnes
Tron
Helg
Tian
Ke Brewer Ton Gree
Haweer Tan
Auman
Walt du Mleon
Iy Amaie
Hutey
Demeter
Serand Cane
Hwansas City
Rosati
Drabansel
Wyatt
Ker Hane
Rie
Bedi
le Fartare
Homere Edwardes
Kirkand
Uren
Bandas City
Tan Ayan
Aareen Ceiavite
Anetas van
Bryania
Amiparerss
S Charies
Cetavite Kennedy
Secul
Ridak
Prine
Rigzek
Leroy Gregory Res
Bob Buhl
Ron Hunt
Christopher
Kranepool
Caicarn
Ant
Aliana Su
Rive Ath
Jem
Kranep
Husiman Cf Banks
McMian
Sahs'leon
Canzara Bert de
Phe
Roz Nerve Tan
Wea
Pheke Ray
Wyss Tatas
ORK Hal En
Chica Ono
Ralwat
Krapape
Molan Opher
Chicaga Cannizzato
Chicaga Santa Galeria's
Sea York
Heer
Than Pyson
Christopher Fein
Greenry i
Kamera
Dune
Blackwalts
Goodfyear Service
River Sty
Troy
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!