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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1959
Page
11
Bud Daley shaded Cleveland as Kansas City beat the Indians 7-2 to cut their lead to a half game and vault the Athletics to fourth. Daley, a lefty with a birth injury, followed a 16-0 win over Chicago with a solid three-hit outing in his third start since moving to the rotation.
For Your Printing Phone MO 2 6911 Pifer Printing Co advertises its services at 213 South Braddock Street Winchester Virginia with contact number and location details.
At James Wood Touchdown Club exercises last night in the school cafeteria about 200 attended as three juniors received certificates for track pole vaulting football and basketball awards. John Hepler won the track pole vault honor, Jim Sprinkle took the football and basketball prizes, with Marine and Navy officers presenting the honors. Jack Shiley received the baseball trophy for 1957 58.
Bob Friend broke an 0-7 skid with his first complete game and first shutout, guiding the Pirates to a 3-0 victory over Milwaukee. The win pulled Pittsburgh within 4 games of Atlanta in the NL race and followed a series opener loss that featured Harvey Haddix. The day also saw Cubs rally past Dodgers 7-5 as Banks homered, Moryn delivered a ninth inning double, and several close games shape the NL standings.
The Indianapolis Motor Speedway and USAC will restore the old dead-engine start for the 500 mile race with 33 drivers at the line. An extra parade lap and two way radio between pace car driver Sam Hanks and Chief Steward Harlan Fengler will coordinate positions from eight observers around the track.
Seven of eight to the Giants blew a 3-0 lead as Leon Wagner’s triple and Carly Spencer’s sacrifice fly tied the game at four in the eighth off Lindy McDaniel. Stu Miller won, and a walk plus Wally Post’s double put Philadelphia ahead in the ninth. Reds’ Frank Robinson and Gus Bell homered to cut the lead, but Ray Sempach closed it out for Jim Owens. Joe Nuxhall suffered the loss.
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