District Softball Tournament Opens Tonight With Four Teams
The 15th annual District Softball Tournament starts at 7 p m Cedar Creek versus Lucky Inn in the opener with Fraternal Order of Police facing Coca Cola in the second game. Eddie Grima j leads Lucky Inn and Norm Keeler counters for Cedar Creek with Carroll Shiley. Vern Clark and Charlie Hill expected for Coca Cola and FOP respectively.
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Hutchinson Adds Four NL All Stars For Second Game
National League manager Fred Hutchinson named four new all stars Frank Robinson Billy Williams Eddie Mathews and Art Mahaffey to the NL roster for the second game with the American League in Chicago. Koufax was dropped due to finger numbness and Don Drysdale and Juan Marichal gained pitching duties.
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Yanks Split Twinbill as Red Sox Edge Win in Opener
Boston tops New York 4-2 behind Earl Wilson first win since no hitter as Mantle and Tresh homer. Yankees take nightcap 6-4 on Hector Lopez pinch hit single in eighth. Other games note Twins, A’s and Senators wins with several RBI hits and homers.
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Drysdale Wins 18th For Dodgers As Win Streak Extends
Don Drysdale pitched eight innings to earn his 18th victory, leading the Dodgers past the Cardinals 5-2 and keeping Los Angeles a game ahead in the National League standings. Stan Musial tied the RBI record with a sixth inning homer.
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Boxer Dies After First Pro Bout in Phoenix
A 22 year old Glendale boxer Sonny Nunez died during surgery at Memorial Hospital in Phoenix after severe brain damage from a knockout in his first professional bout. He was knocked out in the last round by Rodrigo Contreras of Tucson and collapsed after speaking briefly.
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Tourney Preview Sees Crowded Softball Field at Senseny Park
Allan Carter previews a Senseny Park softball tournament with Republic Oil relying on Dickie Lewis or Elmo Smith for pitching while Cedar Creek and Lucky Inn clash to gauge City versus Church League strength. Esso is favored on pitching, with Hummer and Burnt Factory considered dark horses as Republic Oil fights to end a four game slide and upset hopes hinge on improved defense and batting.
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WVU honors Hawley on honor roll studious Major in physical education
Morgantown West Virginia William P Hawley Masontown son of late athletic director Roy M Legs Hawley earns better than a B average He majors in physical education and serves as a reserve infielder on the varsity baseball team
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Late Season Standings and Results From The National League
The standings show New York at 38 57 with .600, Los Angeles 56 42 .571, Minnesota 54 45 .545, Cleveland 50 46 .521, Baltimore 50 50 .500, Chicago 50 50 .500, Detroit 46 50 .479, Kansas City 44 56 .440, Washington 36 59 .379. Wednesday results include Boston over New York 4 4, Minnesota 7 Detroit 6, Kansas City 5 Cleveland 0, Los Angeles 5 Baltimore 0. Upcoming games feature Boston at New York and Chicago at Washington among others.
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