Dodgers top Giants in renewed NL showdown
In Los Angeles a 21 victory over the Giants halted a long run since last year’s playoff meeting. Drysdale allowed six hits, struck out 13 in order at one stretch, and Don Newcombe contributed as the Dodgers closed within four games of the pace-setting Giants.
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White Sox blank Angels for second straight 2-0 win
Chicago pitcher Juan Pizarro earned his second victory with a three-hitter and drove in both runs including a homer as the White Sox beat the Angels 2-0 in 112 minutes. The win followed a 2-0 victory over the Yankees, extending Chicago’s winning streak to five and one game up in the American League.
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Baseball Standings and Results from Friday to Monday
American League and National League standings show Chicago leading the AL with 16 wins and 12 losses, while San Francisco holds 19 and 11. Friday’s results include Baltimore over New York 6 3 and Los Angeles over San Francisco 2 1.
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Baseball Heroes Halt Cubs Streak as Farrell No-Hits Fine
Dick Farrell of the Colts pitched six perfect innings in a two hitter with 13 strikeouts guiding a 4 to 1 victory. Dick McAuliffe of the Tigers slugged a grand slam and drove in six as Detroit routed Cleveland 14 to 0.
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Boros Takes Colonial Lead as Nicklaus Trails by Three
Julius Boros shot 66 to take a two stroke lead at the Colonial National Invitation in Fort Worth. Doug Sanders stood two back after 72 Friday while Jack Nicklaus, Bobby Nichols, Bruce Crampton and Tony Lema chased, as Palm er faded with a 75 to stay 12 behind Boros.
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Virginia Sports Calendar Results Snapshot
Baseball results show VMI 6 George Washington 1 and Wake Forest 5 Virginia 4. Lynchburg 11 Bridgewater 5. Centre 4 Washa & Lee 9. Sewanee 3. Lynchburg 9 Bridgewater. Golf Hampden Sydney 23 RPI 4.
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Handley Dominates Northwestern Meet. Dick and Hinkle Shine
Handley proved the Northwestern District champions as R Dick and Dennis Hinkle led a standout night. Dick won the 100 yard dash and contributed in the 880 relay, while Hinkle captured both the shot put and discus titles. Handley's Bar ney Stine and Jimmy Wilkins battled in the 880 as George Mason and James Wood athletes secured several top spots, with Handley posting three school records in event finals.
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Virginia wildlife announces opossum and raccoon hunting rules
The Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries adopts amended regulations on opossum and raccoon seasons across Virginia. East of the Blue Ridge with openings varying by county, West of the Blue Ridge lines limit two per day in some areas. National Forests and Commission lands have special dates and a two raccoon limit per 24 hours. Effective June 1, 1963.
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