Stigman Saves Indians In Narrow win Over A's
Dick Stigman 24 saved five of nine for Cleveland after a four run ninth inning rally at Kansas City. The Indians beat the A's 7-6 while Baltimore topped the Yankees 6-5 as AL pennant race tightens.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1960
Page
9
Dick Stigman 24 saved five of nine for Cleveland after a four run ninth inning rally at Kansas City. The Indians beat the A's 7-6 while Baltimore topped the Yankees 6-5 as AL pennant race tightens.
Baltimore crowds top 42 755 at Memorial Stadium as the Orioles win 6 to 5 over the New York Yankees to stay 2 1/2 games ahead of Cleveland. Gentile and Brooks Robinson homer, Estrada gets the win in relief of Wilhelm.
MEMPHIS AP The Memphis Open tees off into round two as 126 pros and 14 amateurs chase a $30 000 purse. Tied at 65 are Bob Shave Ken Venturis Howie Johnson and Bob Rosburg. Ben Hogan and Bill Collins one stroke back. Six players at 67 push toward the cut to 70 and ties after 36 holes on the 6500 yard course.
Never Too Late owned by Mrs. Howell E. Jackson of Middleburg Virginia won the Epsom Oaks for 3-year old fillies in England. The mile and one half race produced a French sweep with Paimpont second and Imberline third. Never Too Late is a daughter of Never Say Die, 1954 Derby winner for R. 8. of Upperville Virginia.
Jorge Fernandez of Argentina faces Emile Griffith of New York in a 10 round welterweight test at St. Nicholas Arena. NBC will televise the NBC 9 EST national telecast. Fernandez is a 7-5 underdog with 50 knockouts in 68-3-1. Griffith is 17-2 with six knockouts.
The girl softball clubs host an afternoon at Senseng Park with one game and a 3 p.m. practice. F and M Bank's girls meet C and M Bankers at 1 30. A joint practice follows for Duckpinners TACs and Nurses at 3. Season opening is June 13 with entries still incomplete.
The Pittsburgh Pirates will enter Kingsport Tennessee with a rookie squad for the abbreviated 1960 Appalachian League season opening June 24. The six team league includes Morristown and Johnson City in Tennessee, Bluefield and Wytheville in Virginia, and Salem in Virginia.
The American League standings show Cleveland leading with 22 15 and Boston 15 22. Thursday results include Washington 8 over Boston 3 in 2 games, Baltimore 6 New York 8, Detroit 4 Chicago 3, and Cleveland 7 Kansas City 6. Friday schedules list multiple matchups and additional results from St. Louis Milwaukee Chicago and others.
Tacs beat Chapman 5-4 at Senseny Park in a tight City League softball game. Bud Grey threw a four-hitter for the winners while Vernon Clark allowed seven hits in a losing effort. Wendell Dick and Woody O Hara led the TACs with key hits and runs, as Chapman could not convert unearned runs into wins. The night also featured a rough injury to Chapman right fielder Jim Barnett, with a second game between Hummer and Mountaineers noted but not detailed.
Greenville High School star Dickie Dietz, 18, signed today by the San Francisco Giants for a bonus estimated at 85 000 to 90 000. The signing occurred at Greenville High School with Giant scout Tim Murchison. He was assigned to Artesia New Mexico in the sophomore league. Dietz stands 6 1 and 195 pounds and had drawn interest from 16 major league clubs and was seen as a top football prospect.
Descriptive booklet for Camp Lupton on the Shenandoah notes it was established in 1935 and owned by Massa Nutten Military Academy. It serves boys ages 8 to 14 with activities including swimming boating crafts campfires riding at private stables and tutoring in a beautiful location about a mile east of US Route 11.
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