Giants Struggle But Willie Mays Shines in Slim Season Run
In a rough stretch the New York Giants cling to hope as Willie Mays carries clutch hits and slick defense. Johnny Antonelli regresses and Dusty Rhodes fades, while Brooklyn’s Dodgers, led by Campanella and Snider, push a solid pitching staff toward a steady lead.
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Johnny Antonelli
Dusty Rhodes
Ed Roebuck
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Carl Erskine
Brooklyn Dodgers
Brooklyn
Rey Campanella
Campanella
Roy Campanella
Duke Snider
Big Roy
Don Newcombe
Billy Lees
Johnny Padres
Cler Labine
Russ Meyer
Walt Alston
Rockie
Eddie Roebuck
Jim Hughes
Ganders Hold Third With 4-2 Win Over Waco In Texas Tourney
In a tense Disch Field clash, Ganders coached by John Adams beat Waco 4-2 to claim Texas third place. Donnie Hullum spun a standout pitching duel with 11 strikeouts and a 2 earned run effort, overcoming rough support as Gander offense converted key turns in the seventh.
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Tom Murray
Sun
Austin
John Adams
Ganders
Texas
Waco
Af Disch
Donnie Hullum
Reagan
Hullum
Tigers
Gander Hurler
Charlie Pack
Paris
Abilene
Wildcats
Donald Walker
Adams
Lee
Gerald Johnson
Johnson
Bob Kalbitz
Bobby Sanders
Winston Porter
Jerry Adams
Kolbitz
Sanders
Bhase Johnson
Edwin Denny
Ieft-fieller
J. W. Gammel
Ted Nehring
Hallum
Don Young
Wayne Balke
Young
Baytown
Mele
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Denny
Hallam
Fred Overton
Nehring
Roy Garner
Porter
Orserseonn
Esternk
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Riddle
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Dunn
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Herrington
West II Resume Play Monday Night Baseball Schedule
Baseball resumes after a week’s lapse due to Boy Scout outing at Camp Strake. At 8 pm Rotary Cubs meet Wilkie Indians while Federation Red Sox face Bayshore Motor Junior Yanks in Baytown.
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Camp Strake
Rotary Cubs
Wilkie Indians
Federation Red Sox
Bayshore Motor Junior Yanks
Sr Tigers Unbeaten and Eik Nine Dominate Also Dodgers Drill Cubs
The Sr Tigers stay unbeaten as Eik Nine wins. Dodgers overpower Cubs 14 to 3 behind Albert Elliott and a string of early runs. Lansford faltered amid a late Dodger assault as five hits and six runs crossed in the Elk sixth. The junior schedule hints at a two or three man staff needed to survive the season as fans continue strong attendance.
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Lion Cubs
James Lansford
Biky Dodgers
Albert Elliott
Cubs
Henry Adair
Gordon Jennings
Gordon
Lansford
Dodgers
Tung
Elk
Dodger
James Crockmere
Phil Grayson
Ray Bradbury
Indiana ses OOO 0002 2 4 3 Tigers.ee0. 20 1Lx 4¢ 0 Lyons and Skaing: Poston and Bryan
Fragmentary OCR text lists names Lyons Skaing Poston Bryan and scattered numbers. No clear event, date, or place to form a coherent news item.
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Indiana
Lyons
Skaing
Poston and
Bryan
Detroit's Harry the Cat Malmberg Sparks Tigers Rally
Detroit rookie second baseman Harry Malmberg heated up the lineup with a 3 for 4 effort and a run batted in, fueling a 7 2 victory over Baltimore. MalmbergExtended hitting streak and a .350 average pace the Tigers as manager Muddy Ruel considers him a key infusion.
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Harry the Cat Malmberg
Tiger
Milton Richman
United Press
Muddy Ruel
Harry
Cat
Cleveland
Tigers
Malmberg
Fairfield
Ala
Willie Mays
Baltimore
Buff Dallas Contest Feature on KTRE TV
Houston Buff Dallas Eagles game telecast on KTRE TV with Lowell Posse providing play by play. Jim Koranda homered twice and drove in three as Dallas beat Fort Worth 11 5. Harris and Held sat due to illness and a birthday party dominated the game. Other Texas League results featured Beaumont over Oklahoma City 4 3 and Shreveport 7 4 over Tulsa.
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Houston
Fort Worth
Billy Harris
San Antonio
Mel Held
Cats
Jim Koranda
Held
Harris
Koranda
Beaumont
Oklahoma City
Shreveport
Tulsa
Eagles
Dick Burnett
Danny Ozark
John Janese
Shreveport Sports
Hugh Blanton
Oilers
Blanton
Pablo Bernard
Snead and Thomson clash over U S Open hopes
In a golf panorama from Great Neck, Sammy Snead and Peter Thomson defend or deny US Open prospects. Thomson skips the American championship to prepare in England while Snead pursues a long, famous chase. The piece recalls Snead’s dramatic 1959 Open near-miss and Thomson’s British Open history.
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Sammy Snead
Peter Thomson
Snead
Thomson
U.S
Eniy
Pete
San Francisco
Merrie Ald England
Sammel Jackson
Hin
Sam
Samuel Jackson
Baptist Church Softball Standings Headline League
Baytown church softball league enters Week Two with two Baptist teams winning all three games. Second Baptists lead in hits, First Baptists struggle with 22 errors in a 34 to 2 defeat. Wooster beats St Mark's 6 to 5 as Carter earns win and Beaurchamp belts a homer briefly. Standings summarized by Red Feather agency.
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Malmberg
Ned Garver
Cal Abrams
Mickey McDermott
Washington
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Indians
Roy Sievers
Bob Lemon
Mickey Vegnes
Senars
Jack Harshman
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Bob Turley
Wilmer Shantz
Kansas City Athletics
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Athletics
Harry Walker
Cardinals
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Ib Hammer and Tongs
Wonster Baptists
First Baptists
Wooster
St. Mark’s
Louis Carter
Perry Beaurchamp
Bud Plardrescher
Methodists
Baptist John Johnson
Church
Red Feather
Community Chest
Big Gulf Coast fishing weekend across Texas forecast
United Press reports improved Gulf Coast fishing prospects this weekend with several reports of catches along the coast. anglers expect better conditions, with winds easing and bait plentiful. multiple spots from Seabrook to Port Aransas showing activity and crowds likely, especially on Saturday and Sunday.
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United Press
Texas Gulf Coast
Andy Anderson
Andy
Bill Ellis
Port Aransas
Will
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Seabrook
Earry
W. V. Catherto
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Rockport
Bay
Freeport — Gulf
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Barrel Reef
Jackson’s Reef
Os A.m
Galveston Folds Big State League Franchise
Galveston withdraws its Big State League franchise as the White Caps go on a five day road trip while league officials search for a new home or a reduced six team circuit. White Caps president Louis Menotti cites financial strain and will return the franchise to the league after Saturday night’s game. League President Howard Green schedules a Sunday meeting at Jean Lafitte Hotel to discuss Temple or Longview or another club potentially taking the spot or others withdrawing to stabilize the circuit.
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Tex
White Caps
Louis’ Menotti
Howard Green
Green
Jean Lafitte
Temple
Longview
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