Washburn Returns To Give Cardinals Win Over Phillies
Ray Washburn returned from the minors to start for St Louis and held Philadelphia to seven hits across six clean innings before tiring in relief in a 2-1 victory. Johnny Keane praised Washburn, who could bolster a rotation with Gibson, Broglio, Simeons and Craig. Matty Alou led the Giants past Houston 2-1 as Willie Mays sat due to cold. Warren Spahn earned his 63rd career shutout for Milwaukee, beating the Mets 6-0. Frank Robinson homered twice in Cincinnati 5-4 win over Pittsburgh.
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Ray Washburn
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Cardinals
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Ernie Broglio
Bob Gibson
Curt Sime Mons
Roger Craig
Tony Gonzalez
Ron Taylor
San Francisco
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al Dark
Willie Mays
Alou Brothers
Matty and
Jesus
Houston
Milwaukee
Warren Spahn
New York Mets
Frank Robinson
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Pittsburgh
Los Angeles Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
Jim Bunning
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Curt Flood
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Dick McAuliffe
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Tony Kubek
Bobby Richardson
Joe Adcock
Bobby Knoop
Angels
Dean Chance
Barry Latman
Eddie Bressoud
Indians
Red Sox
Woodie Held
Dave Morehead
Duckpin bowling marks highlight Tuesday League play
Rose Williams bowled five spares and a strike for 15 as Allegheny Freight Lines won their only match over Miller and Anderson in Health Center's Tuesday Morning Housewife League. Williams totaled 52 pins on six marks, leaving one duckpin. Polly Williams led Miller & Anderson with 123 pins, while Katherine Truslow and Irene Borrer added 105 and 104 to pace Miller & Anderson to two wins.
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Allegheny Freight Lines
Miller, & Anderson
Mrs. Williams
Polly Williams
Katherine Truslow
Irene Borrer
Miller & Anderson
Connie Lineburg
Henry J. Goode & Son Insurance
Mable. Lineburg
Marge Lege
Betty Longerbéam
Rose Miller
Webbtown Market
Alley Cats
Betty Webber
Jean Jennings
Claytor
Shenandoah News
Rudy
Jimmy Anholtz
Brent Bowman
Nandoah News
Tebbetts To Leave Hospital
Cleve Tebbetts to leave a Tucson hospital after more than a month of convalescing from a heart attack. He will visit Mayo Clinic for a full exam then rest at Anna Maria Island before returning to work as Indians manager. Tebbetts remains hopeful he can resume managing if doctors approve.
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Tucson
Ariz
Cleveand
Tebbetts
Stack
George Strickland
Turbulent slate of golf results from three venues
In Burneyville Oklahoma Pet Brown shot 70 for the final round and 28 total to win the Wac Turner Open. In Alexandria Louisiana Micke Wright posted a 67 final round and 214 total to capture Clifford Ann Creed Invitational title. In Pinehurst North Carolina Dale Morey defeated Billy Joe Patton 3 and 2 in the North and South Amateur final, ending Patton’s 19 match win streak.
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Burneyville
Okla
Pet Brown
Alexandria
Micke Wright
Clifford Ann Creed
Pinehurst
N.C
Dale Morey
Billy Joe Patton
Patton
Orioles Rooky Wally Bunker Masterful One-Hitter Debut
Wally Bunker, 19, pitched a one-hitter in his first year start for the Orioles, beating the Washington Senators 2-1 after allowing a fourth inning single by Chuck Hinton. Frank Robinson hit a single and two homers, fueling Cincinnati’s 5-4 win over Pittsburgh.
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Bauer
Chuck Hinton
Washington
Senators
New York Yan
Associated. Press
Wally Bunker
Orioles
Baltimore
Frank Robinson
Reds
Beore
Major League Standings and Tuesday Scores Report
Major League results show Boston beat Cleveland 4 0 and New York defeated Detroit 4 3 in ten innings. Also Los Angeles topped Kansas City 8 1 and Baltimore edged Washington 2 1. Upcoming games include Los Angeles at Minnesota and Boston at Detroit. National League standings list San Francisco leading with 12 4 and Milwaukee 12 6 trailing, with Chicago and Houston bottom.
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Boston
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Baltimore
Washington
New York
Detroit
Minnesota
Chicago
V. L. Pet
San Fran
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Houston
San Francisco
Associated Press
W. L. Pet. GB
New York A
Shenandoah Hep league ends as Anderson Sheet Metal takes top spot
Tenpin bowling results show Anderson Sheet Metal winning the final third of the Shenandoah Hep league with strong scores from Al Murphy 224-593 and Elmer Allen 232-193-181 for 606. Crown Blue and Fulks standings, details of 3-1 wins and high game marks across multiple teams including Renner Plumbing, W.F.W., Truck Suppliers, and Apple Capitol League actions noted.
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Shenandoah
Anderson Sheet Metal
Crown Blue
Anderson
al Murphy
Crown
Elmer Allen
Andersons
Fulk Plumbing & Heating
Crown White
Fulks
Dave Butts
George Moyer
Herb Hodson
Frank Cooper
Woodrow McGolerick
Bob Gladden
Don Armel
Joe Massie
Ashworth Bros
Top Shop
Milton Lee
Victor McIntire
Sonny Hershman
Bill Zirk
Shenandoah Gas
Clarke County Lions
Lewis McDonald
Eddie Joyce
Clarke County
Fights Record From Associated Press Roundup
In New York Oscar Bonavena from Buenos Aires knocked out Leslie Borden in Montreal. In Miami Cassius Ford and Frankie Holloway drew after eight rounds. In San Jose Joe Brown from Houston outpointed Tony Perez.
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Buenos Aires
Leslie Borden
Montreal
Miami
Fla
Cassius Ford
Jacksonville
Frankie Holloway
Drew
San Jose
Calif
Joel Brown
Houston
Tex
Tony Perez
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Richard Petonke
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Gary ‘Teete
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Fritz Thompson
Lockhart
Gulf Service
C & P Telephone
Ocie Glenn
Bill McMullen
Bisa Re
Firestone
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N. Braddock St
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Hal Rock
Hank Bauer
Washington Senators
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Dick McAuliffee
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Star Fort Esso
Bud Flaherty
Tad
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Virgil
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Curtis, Braithwaite
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Ritz - Contractors
Ken Easter
Julian Ebersole
Charles’ Hill
Dick Samiec
R.E. Stickley
Kirks Servicenter
Ray Racer
Floyd Jenkins
Sunoco
Novick
Red Baker
Bill Grubbs
Novicks
Doyles Cabinet
National Fruit
Paul Dick
Carl Barbe
Hal Dawson
Park & Shop
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Hell Cats
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