Wednesday and Friday Baseball Results and Schedule
Baseball scores and upcoming games list with results Chicago 6 New York 5 Cincinnati 9 San Francisco 4 Eetsburgh 6 Philselphis 4 St. Louis 2 Los Angeles 2 Atlanta 1. Friday games include New York at Atlanta Philadelphia at Cincinnati NJ Pittsburgh at St. Louis Chicago at Houston Los Angeles at San Francisco. American League standings and key matchups follow with multiple planned games across Detroit Cleveland Minnesota Chicago California Washington New York Kansas City Boston.
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William Thompson
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Albert Tennant
Ronald Gray
Great Britain
Hector Marinaro
Toronto
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Joe Azcue
Max Alvis
Rocky Colavito
Cokes Wins In New Orleans In Dallas Style Bout
Curtis Cokes outpointed Manuel Gonzalez in New Orleans while Ralph McCoy stopped Frank Niblett in Richmond California. The card featured fighters from Dallas and Houston with mixed results and multiple knockouts.
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Associated Press
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Frank
Vernon Law Shakes Phillies to Put Pirates Back Ahead
Vernon Law came off the bullpen to blank Philadelphia for six innings as the Pirates beat the Phillies 6-4, edging ahead of the Giants and into first in the NL race. Mazeroski and Alou drove in runs, while the Reds and Dodgers also won in the slat.
Keydets Welcome 60 To Opening Drills
Over 60 players report to new coach Vito Ragazzo as VMI starts its 75th football campaign. Seventeen lettermen lead the squad which holds its first meeting before two a days begin September 1. Ragazzo aims for improvement after a 3-7 season and faces a demanding schedule including Villanova, Georgia, and Boston College before Southern Conference play. The Virginia Tech game remains a league contest for title considerations.
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Orioles slump noted as rivals gain in tight pennant race
Orioles remain 11 1/2 games up on Detroit and 13 ahead of Cleveland with under 40 games left. Frank Robinson lifts his homer total to 40 and 95 RBIs this season as Detroit and Cleveland win to close the gap. Other AL results include Detroit over Chicago and California over New York, while NL winners include Pittsburgh over Philadelphia and Houston over St Louis.
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Michigan Avenue
Lake Erie
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Indians
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Boog Powell
Bill Freehan
Willie Horton
Mickey Lolich
Orlando Pena
Pace wins First Flight at Shenandoah golf event
Gordon Pace won the First Flight after a 36 hole match with Floyd H 3 and 2. Pace recently added ash trays to his golf cart and shines in the Home and Home match against Shenandoah Retreat where Valley finished 20 1/2 to 6 1/2. A return match is set for September 11 with teams listed and arrangements noted.
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Howard Atkins
R. Brown
George Jackson
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Randy Balthis
Dick Carter
al Soden
Billy King
Don Patton
Marshall Klingensmith
Joe Clifton
T. Wingfield
Jack Enders
Chas McNeil
Roger Dawson
Jerry Shresbury
Bill Woody
Doug Moler
Dick Crisman
Tommy Mista
Charles Crisman
Tommy Frits
Jim Dean
Valley
Shenandoah Retreat
Cards Seek More Punch in Offensive Lineup vs Rams
With under three weeks to the season the Football Cardinals visit Los Angeles for a Saturday night tune up. A 33 7 preseason loss to Baltimore leaves St Louis 2 1 and eyes improving play with Johnny Roland and Prentice Gautt sharing more backfield action.
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Bobby Joe Conrad
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Roy Shivers
Fred Heron
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Shivers
Heron
Johnny Roland
Charley Winner
Prentice Gautt
Baltimore
Red
Cleveland and Baltimore clash in MLB schedule
Tonight and Friday feature Major League Baseball games with Cleveland at Baltimore and Cleveland at Washington. Shenandoah Downs hosts horse racing at 7:15 p.m. Winchester Speedway runs stock cars at 8:30 p.m. Saturday adds Cleveland at Washington and Boston at Baltimore with Shenandoah racing at 7:15 p.m. A slow pitch tourney finals unfold in Richmond. Sunday brings Apple Valley League playoffs at 2 p.m.
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Baltimore
Shenandoah Downs
Washington
Boston
Winchester Speedway
Shenandoah
Richmond
Winchester golfers shine with first eagle and low rounds
Reports from Billy Phillips, Dick Rosenberger, and Dick Linburg highlight notable rounds at Winchester Golf and Country Club. Harry Carpenter carded his first eagle on the 17th with Dick Rosenberger. Philip Glaize shot a 73 on a 3439 course. Melvin Lineburg impressed with 72 and strong 84s. The foursome Melvin Lineburg, Jim Daniel, Carl Campbell, and Dick Lineburg posted 74, 75, 76, 77 respectively, while Eddie Shokes and his wife Betty joked about a truck returning a ball. Ladies Day Nine Blind results went Alma Lacy first, Mary Manuel second, Thelma Glore third. Byrd Trophy semi finals set Edwards vs Sargent and Anderson vs Nelson. A Mount Union Open note praises a unique par 74 course with a six par hole and a downhill par three.
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Wayne Whitham
Joe Dorsey
Bill Bennett
Melvin Lineburg
Dick Linburg
Jim Daniel
Carl Campbell
Dick Lineburg
Eddie Shokes
Betty
Alma Lacy
Mary Manuel
Thelma Glore
Cliff Edwards
Jim Sargent
Clayton Anderson
Roland Nelson
Pennsylvania
Minor League Results From The Associated Pruss
Pacific Coast League Tulsa 7 to 6 over Phoenix in first game 2nd game innings not listed. Denver 6 over Indianapolis 3 Vancouver 4 over Hawaii 3 Spokane 1 over Seattle 0 Portland 5 over Tacoma 2 Oklahoma City 4 over San Diego 3 in 10 innings International League Rochester 5 over 6 Jacksonville 4 in 22 innings Syracuse 5 over Richmond 4 Toledo 1 over Toronto 0 Buffalo 3 over Columbus 1
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Ted Williams Appears Tieless at Hall of Fame Induction
Frank Ryan a Louisville bat salesman lost $1 after Williams showed at Cooperstown induction without a tie. The 400 hitter wore a sports jacket, slacks and a collar buttoned golf shirt.
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Baseball Hall of Fame
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