Pirates Triumph In 11 Inning Interference Controversy
In Colt Stadium a 4-2 Pirates win over the Colts featured a 16 minute protest over catchers interference at first and a lengthy fog delayed game. Don Hoak and Roberto Clemente sparked key plays while Bob Friend and Diomedes Olivo held off Houston for the victory amid a chaotic ninth inning rally.
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Hutchinson Names All-Star Selections for 1961
Cincinnati manager Fred Hutchinson released 17 players to the National League All-Star roster as part of the first selections for the 1961 game. The roll include Stan Musial Hank Aaron Felipe Alou Fred Hutchinson also announced a seven man pitching staff with one left hander in the mix and noted Sandy Koufax among the top outfielders.
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City Little League playoffs start amid multiple games
The city opens its Little League tournament with games at Ward Road Park and Lakewood, as East and West champions clash and two losers from early matches move toward finals. The schedule runs July 9 to July 21 with minor league playoffs, All-Star rosters, and coaching selections shaping the championship path.
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Multileague Baseball Scores and Schedule Snapshot
Monday results feature New York, Kansas City, and Chicago victors with tight standings across the National League. Upcoming games list matchups including Albuquerque Tulsa Chicago Detroit and more along with Texas League notes and current leaders in each division.
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Houston Signs Texas Tech Star
Charley Harrison, Texas Tech infielder, reportedly signed with the Houston Colts after a late Monday contract with scout Grady Hatten. He will report to Scottsdale, Arizona, for the rookie league in December and be assigned to a minor league club next spring. Golf's U.S. roots trace to the 18th century.
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Regain First Place Dodgers Rally Past Phillies
Dodgers regain sole NL lead by sweeping two from Philadelphia 5 1 and 4 0 behind Podres and Williams. Podres with 62 3 innings of near perfect work matches strikeout pace while Williams delivers first complete game since April. Grand slams by Willie Davis and Mathews key the wins as Mets and Giants action shuffle the playoff chase.
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