Wilson Wins Fifth for Chicago in Slugging Night
Jim Wilson earned his fifth win since joining the White Sox after the May 21 trade that sent him and Dave Philley to Chicago. The 5-2 victory over Baltimore kept the White Sox five games behind the Yankees as Philley contributed a run, a hit, a sacrifice and field versatility.
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Carl Lundquist
Jim Wilson
Chuck Comiskey
White Sox
Comiskey
Frank Lane
Paul Richards
Wilson
Dave Philley
Chicago
Mike Fornieles
Connnne Johnson
George Kell
Bob Nieman
Heck
St. Louis
Baltimore
Richards
Jim
Eyee
Orioles
Nieman
Kell
Mark Bon
Cincinnati
Ted Kluszewski
Frank Robinson
Ed Bailey
Ray Jablonski
Roy McMillan
Brooks Lawrence
Johnny Temple
Lawrence
Jablonski
Ciney
Spahn
Pittsburgh
Jack Shepard
Joe Adcock
Major Leagues Standings and Weekday Results
Major League standings show the National League leaders with Cincinnati at 31 27 games behind and Pittsburgh at 30 23 games behind. Tuesday and Wednesday matchups feature St Louis at Brooklyn, Chicago at New York, Cincinnati at Philadelphia, Milwaukee at Pittsburgh, plus AL leaders New York and Chicago with key games listed. Nightly pitching plans include Koufax and Antonelli among notable hurlers.
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Lary
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Nicht Moore
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Heritage
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Washington Little Leaguers overpower Chester 45 4 in western league
The Washington Little Leaguers beat West Chester 45 to 4 as Frank Kos pitched five hits with eight strikeouts for his first win. Washington built a 6 12 4 4 19 scoring line led by homers from Danny Lowe and Steve Talbot and a triple from Kos. The game ended early in the sixth due to darkness with Washington dominant at the plate and in the field.
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Washington
Senators
Alex Kellner
Kansas City
Cincinnati
Phillies
Warren Spain
Braves
Pirates
Pittsburgh
West Chester
Frank Kos
Kos
Koehler
Keller
Danny Lowe
Steve Talbot
Lowe
Local Notes and Birthdays From Washington County
Admitted today are Mrs. Don Dayton, Mrs. Mae Kauffman, and Ray Miller of Washington for surgical and medical care. Dismissals include Mrs. James Rich and her son, and Will Simgleton of Keota. Birthday wishes go to several residents. wedding congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Oakley Payne on their anniversary. New car licenses issued by county officials list several names. Property transfers are recorded, including William A Erwin, Grace Gardner, Ezra W Shenk, John Thomas Stewart, and others in multiple sections and subdivisions. Sports pages feature brief notes from Sports Afield on elephants, pickerel, ducks, dry flies, bear dogs, nylon tents, and hook designs.
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Don Dayton
Washington
Surgical
Mae Kauffman
Ray Miller
James Rich and Son
Crawfordsville
Will Simgleton
Keota
John Albert Winga
Carl Peterson
Sidney Eugene Schooley
Alan Barclay
Harold Griggs
West Chester
Mae Lamb
Ainsworth
Oakley Payne
David W. Erwin
Wiliam A Erwin
Grace Gardner
Grace Stacy
Harley E. Perrin
Ezra W Shenk
Dayton
William Guengerich
Every A. Brenneman
John Thomas Stewart
John \. Phleger
Delmarva Peninsula Lobbed With Striped Bass Lore
In this clipping, Sports Afield describes heavy tackle for 45 degree line angles to spare rod tips, recalls Captain John Smith exploring the Delmarva Peninsula and a failed fry pan fisher while noting the peninsula as a fish rich landmass. It also contrasts elephants uprooting trees slowly with an Africa sketching safari by W. J. Wilwerding, observing their patient approach and massed charge.
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John Smith
Delmarva Peninsula
Chesapeake Bay
Sports Afield Magazine
W. J. Wilwerding
Africa
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