Indians fire Hutchings name Beard as new manager
Indianapolis Indians president Owen J. Bush fired manager Johnny Hutchings after a string of losses and appointed veteran outfielder Ted Beard to replace him immediately. Beard, 39, will also continue playing and coach at first base. Hutchings began managing last December and had led the club to a poor start this season.
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Race Of The Year Looms In Anderson Pace
Irwin Paul Mountain Prince and Weldon Creed draw into the same division of the IT& PHA 3-year-old pace at the Anderson Free Fair. Irwin Paul set a 2 08 25 mile at Columbus and the trio, all from the front row, race as favorites in a high profile Midwest League feature in Indiana with two heats and a strong field.
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Major race events charted in Dashes and Trot categories
The excerpt lists numerous horses and handlers across multiple dash and trot races, naming riders such as Major reage Bullington Jr and Win dale Truex, with entries including Comanche Sue High King Santa Song and Sunny Hill among others. Details cover 28 and 24 trot events with purses around 375 dollars, noting participants like Josedale Gay Scot Meadow Haves and Diamond Prince among many others.
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Mays Strengthens NL Batting Lead Amid 19-Game Streak
Willie Mays fuels a 19 game hitting streak to raise his NL batting average by 46 points and push him to a 30 point lead. Norm Larker trailed at .341 while Ernie Banks led the national league with 23 home runs and 69 RBIs. Roger Maris slammed three homers last week as the Yanks kept pace in AL hitting.
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Roger Maris
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Mantle Sells Bowling Interest in Dallas
Mickey Mantle's associates said he disposed of part of his interest in a Dallas bowling alley while keeping his Dallas residence. The move follows his long involvement in the business and reflects ongoing diversification away from his Yankees career.
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Baseball scores from yesterday across leagues
National League results include St Louis 3 Chicago 2 and Los Angeles 1 San Francisco 0. Philadelphia 2 Cincinnati 0 and Pittsburgh 5 Milwaukee 3 in 10 innings. American League features Baltimore 9 Boston 5 and Washington 5 New York 3. International mix with Montreal 7 Rochester 2 and Buffalo 8 Toronto 2.
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Baseball scores and results from multiple games
Cincinnati 5 Philadelphia 9 Milwaukee 7 Pittsburgh 6 in 10 St Louis 6 Los Angeles 2 San Francisco 4 Chicago 0 darkness after 14 innings Boston 10 Baltimore 7 Detroit 3 Chicago 0 Cleveland 7 Kansas City 0 Washington 9 New York Indianapolis 7 Louisville 1 St Paul 6 Minneapolis 3 Denver 1 Houston 0 Charleston 10 Dallas Fort Worth 6
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Baseball matchups across multiple MLB cities listed
The schedule lists games with pitchers and teams across Pittsburgh Cincinnati St Louis Chicago San Francisco Los Angeles New York Cleveland Kansas City Detroit Washington Boston Charleston Indianapolis Louisville Dallas Fort Worth Denver St Paul Houston Minneapolis. Notable pitchers include Mizell Cheney Purkey Hobbie Williams Ford Stigman Lary Pascual Kralick Casale and O'Dell. Matches span N designated games and include cross conference pairings.
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Nelson's 2nd HR Lifts Pirates Over Braves 5-4
Rocky Nelson homered twice to spark a comeback for Pittsburgh in Milwaukee. Don Hoak hit a two run shot in the ninth to put the Pirates ahead before Nelson's 10th inning homer sealed a 5-4 win as Bob Skinner nailed a vital double play at the plate.
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Orioles Crush Red Sox 9-4 at Fenway Park
Baltimore’s rookie Chuck Estrada earned his ninth win as the Orioles pounded Boston for 14 hits and a 9-4 victory before 22,491 fans. The Birds broke the game open in the fourth, scoring three runs after Tom Brewer was chased, with Wertz and Green homering and Estrada yielding five hits over eight innings.
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Roberts Beats Reds 2-0 Behind Strong Philadelphia Pitching
Don Newcombe limited Cincinnati to four hits through eight innings before Jerry Lynch sparked a ninth inning rally for the Phillies. Roberts started for Cincinnati and was stingy until the late trouble, with Philadelphia winning 2-0 at Cincinnati.
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Expansion of Major Leagues Seen by Hank Greenberg
Hank Greenberg said expansion of the American and National Leagues appears highly possible by next season. He noted NL readiness to discuss expansion, argued about team counts, and suggested Los Angeles and Houston as potential AL teams while downplaying the Continental League due to player shortages.
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Gaston Wins On Daleville Errors In Varied Baseball Game
Gaston defeated Daleville 7-5 to move into a first place tie with Yorktown at 7-2 in the league standings. Herron led Gaston with two doubles driving in three runs, while Len Clayton opened Daleville’s scoring with an first inning double to bring in two teammates. Gaston travels to Selma Thursday to defend its division lead.
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