Senate Kills Bill To Place Pro Sports Under Antitrust Law
In a Tuesday vote the Senate killed a bill aiming to place professional sports under antitrust law, sending the measure back to committee. The debate touched on restricting baseball rosters and debates over union and league control in major leagues.
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Madison Heights dominates as junior league continues
Elwood and Arrow Heights rally in Summer League JrT action with Christian Lutheran and Christ Lutheran later. Park Place defeats Middletown while Madison Heights and Arrow Heights stay near top. Peters and Dietzen star as Marsh Foodliner shuts out Geeting Lumber 2-0 in Chacta Arfield.
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Ten Shooters Tie For Top Honors In Baseball Meet
The report notes Wright the winning pitcher allowed four hits as ten shooters tied for top honors. It mentions line scores and debates over a bill to curb baseball monopolies with quotes from O Mahoney and Carroll. The Continental League is cited as backing the measure to challenge major leagues.
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Teen becomes UPI Rome Olympic games teen correspondent
Bill Bruns 17 a honor student and star athlete from San Diesuito High School Encinitas California was chosen to cover the Rome Olympic games for United Press International. He won a contest among 711 high school students from 347 schools in southern and central California and parts of Arizona and Nevada affiliated with the Los Angeles Examiner scholastic sports association.
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Pirates decline to play second game of doubleheader
Pittsburgh players voted against the July 10 makeup in Philadelphia citing congestion after a night game on July 9. Team rep Bob Friend said the decision aims to protect pennant chances and would allow rescheduling on an open September date. He will inform NL President Warren Giles and player representative Frank Scott.
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State Semi-Pro Info Released for 1960 Tourney
Final deadline is Saturday midnight July 2 for teams to enter the Indiana State Semi-Pro Baseball Tournament set July 16 to 24 at Anderson Memorial Field. Entries include LaPorte Cubs Parker Middle-Town Oilers Indianapolis Mall orys and New Castle. winner advances to National Baseball Congress Tournament in Wichita in August.
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