No. Il Evades Turk, Woody Gets Decision
The Houston Colts defeated Milwaukee 9-7 after a six run eighth inning. Dick Farrell took the loss with nine hits allowed including homers by Lee Maye and Frank Bolling. Joe Gaines, newly arrived from Baltimore, hit a leadoff homer in the eighth to spark the rally.
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Milwaukee
Dick Farrell
Houston
Colts
Farrell
Lee’ Maye
Frank Bolling
Braves
Joe Gaines
Baltimore
Jack Smith
Walt Bond
Rusty Staub
Danto
Schneider
Schelder
Raymoy
Toso
Mike White
Johnny Edwards
Cinncinnati
RBI
Vada Pinson
Leo Cardenas
Reds
Jim Maloney
Dodgers
Jon Gaines
Lee Maye
Scattered Major League Scores From Saturday Night Action
A jumble of box style results lists multiple games across leagues including Dodgers, Giants, Red Sox, Braves, and Yankees with pitchers and win loss notes. Notable mentions include Drysdale for the Dodgers and Veale for Pittsburgh, plus various city matchups and night games across several stadiums.
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Highlands
Indians
Dodgers
Giants
Braves
Red Sox
Ford
Chicago
Peters Berea
Baltimore
Popey
Washington
Osteen
Kenses City
Detroit
McLea
Minnesota
Grant Cleveland
John
Los Angeles
Newman
Yankees
Rex Sox
Tescue
Dodgers Indians
Braves Set Soph Pace as Cards Win Big
In the Sophomore League game at Lee Field the Braves beat the White Sox 8 2 to stay undefeated at 6-0. Tomm[y] Adrian earned the win and Doug Aener took the loss. Fernando Salinas was hit by a pitch to score a run, with Ronnie Garrett Bill Mueller and Pat Orchin adding RBIs. Orchin had two RBIs as the Braves mirrored their first inning in the third. The Cardinals defeated the Pirates 96 to boost their own perfect 5 0 record, with Roger Andrews pitching and Johnny Cavaretta relieved by Glen Dew in the fifth for the win and the loss respectively. Dew hit an inside the park homer.
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Braves
Baytown
Pacers
White Sox
Lee Field
Cardinals
Pirates
Bucs
Tommy Adrian
Doug Aener
Tribe
Fernando Salinas
Ronnie Garrett
Bill Mueller
Pat Orchin
Orchin
RBI
Roger Andrews
Johnny Cavaretta
Glen Dew
Dew
Tino Garcia
Sox
Federals
Feds
Ted Hazelwood
Gary Novosad
Hazelwood
Raritanian New Colt Farm Hand Darrell Brandon Prospect
Darrell Brandon a 23 year old right hander for the San Antonio Bullets in the Tennsi League is listed as residing in Baytown in the off season. Colt's Bill Giles calls him a fine prospect with some strong games in San Antonio though inconsistent. Brandon holds a 23 won and 46 innings pitched record with a 4.08 ERA and a fastball as his best pitch. He moved from an outfielder role in St. Louis and Pittsburgh to pitching duties and was born in Nacogdoches.
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Jack Smith
Phillies
Hal Weodeshick
Javier
Lory
de ‘Cisions
Cardinals
Giants
Javier Julian Javier
St. Louis
Philadelphia Phillies
New York
St.Irans
Louis
San Francisco
Darrell Brandon
San Antonio’ Bullets
Baytown
Colt
Bill Giles
Darrell
San Antonio
Brandon
Pittsburgh
Colts
Nacogdoches
Schooal
Dickinson
Minors Texas League results and standings noted
Friday results show El Paso beating Tulsa 14 to 2, San Antonio defeating Fort Worth 5 to 4, Austin 4 Albuquerque 3, while Austin hosts Albuquerque and Fort Worth hosts San Antonio with Tulsa visiting El Paso. Standings include Albuquerque, San Antonio, Fort Worth, El Paso, Austin, Tulsa.
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Tulsa
Albuquerque
San Antonio
Paso
Austin
Fort Worth
el Paso
Miller's 11th Save Pushes Orioles Back Ahead
Orioles pitcher Miller earned his 11th save as Baltimore beat Boston 3-1, extending his team’s lead in the American League. Wes Stock added a win for Kansas City, Harmon Killebrew hit No. 71 for Minnesota, and Bobby Knoop drove in the winning run for the Angels in a 21-7 victory over Cleveland. The Yankees and White Sox had rainouts, keeping the Orioles in second.
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Phil Central
David Gary Novosod
Douglas Cleveland
A Costa
Garry Nave
Boston
Hovosad
Hazelwood
Detroit Weaneras
Lions
Dor
Los Angeles
White Sox
Washington Y
John Juarez
Rudy Contra
John Kansas City
WA Shivers
Jock Sanders
Shivers
L—Juarez
Baltimore
Arsas City
Washington
Minnesota
Detroit
Cleveland
Chicago
Post
Mike Heathet
Red Sox
Associated Press
Orioles
Stu
Miller
Wes Stock
Kansas City
Charley Laui
Stock
Mel McGaha
Harmonillebrew
Minnesota Twins
Bobby Knoop
Los Angeles Angels
New York Yankees
Jacobs Leads Open After Scorching 64 at Congressional
Tommy Jacobs fired a 64 at Congressional Country Club to seize a one stroke lead over Arnold Palmer at the halfway point of the U S Open. Jacobs stood 136 four under par, with Palmer at 137 as the field neared the final 36 holes.
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Washington
Tommy Jacobs
Tommy
Swith
Jane
Arnald Palmer
Jacobs
Palmer
Walter Hagen
Hagen
Haig
White Sox Take Title As Oilers Cinch League Tie
The Central League champion White Sox edged the Lions 83 to 9 while the Federals beat the Braves 18 to 9. Dodgers star Robert Bullard hit his fourth homer of the week and earned the win on the mound as Kenny Donnelly went 3 for 3. Oilers cling to a one and a half game lead with one game left in the East as the league races toward a finish.
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Baytown
Oilers
White Sox
Dodgers
Lions
Federals
Braves
Robert Bullard
Reggie Craig
Montgomery
Bullard
David LaVergne
Kenny Donnelly
Dodger
Donnelly
Steve Olafson
Tigers
Cardinals
John Shivers
John Juarez
Eugene Cashat
White. Sox
Barbers Hill Ace Kilgore Signs With Lamar Tech
Barbers Hill fullback Bill Kilgore, weighing 385 pounds, signed with Lamar Tech under coach Vernon Glass after previously choosing the University of Houston. Kilgore will play football at Lamar Tech as wingback and strong end, with a record of 168 carries for 2126 yards and 37 receptions for 1373 yards in high school, plus a South All-Star selection.
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Lamar Tech Cardinals
Shrine of
Barbers Hill
Bill Kilgore
Kilgore
Sho
Vernon Glass
University of Houston Cougars
Beaumont School
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Nudge Braves
Gaines Clouts
Homer
No. Il
Turk
Woody
Dais
Awkee Onsen
Bond
Milwaukea
Fea
Mets
Cincinnati
Ron Herbel
Bob Skinner
Bob Gibson
Ron Taylor
Jim Davenport
Gibson
Ray Culp
Roy Sievers
Culp
Sievers
Ed Kranepool
Johnny Callison
Art Mahaffey
Wouston
Prt
Aspronte
Weeman
Mrs. Fitz
Mercedes
Whike
Raymond
Frank Roberge
MR. Abernathy
Frank Ridgeway
Ralston
Bud) Jones
Mort Walker
Dik Browne
Berea
Taye
By Jim Burnet
George Crandall
Beetle Bailey
Coney
Weill
Little Henry
By Carl Anderson
Henry
By Fred Lasswell
Professor Phumble
Wellim
pAtenen So Eames Sont
Francisco
Hendley
Hopbie
Todelphia
Bennett
Fisher
Sloughtee
Pittsurgh
Veale
Usten
Nottebart
Croninger
Angeles
Drysdale
O'Toule
Tod Irotes
Rogers
Ceverretta
Glenn Dew Andrews
Tino Garcio
Glean Dew
Rick
L—Cavarretta
Ase
Andrews
White Sox Braves
Davy Wagner
Jerry Pitts
Adrien
Russell
Tommy Adrion
Wagner
Ion
Francisca
Little League Cincinnar
Ac Louis
Ms Cardinals
Eagles
Riday
Philadelphia
New York Oilers
San Francisc
David Hurst
Pitsburga
bin Draper
Robert Sullerd
Calvin Shortrain
Mark Ocher
W—Bullard
I Sethonawe
LaVergne
Raritanian New Colt Farm Hand
Baltimore Junk Man
Vetecan E
Bill Collins
Big Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Ken Venturi
Charles Sifford
Tony Lema
Raymond Floyd
Bruce Cr
Barbers Hill Ace
Tech
Thad Felton
John's Trim Shop
W. Main
Fullers
S. Mein
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