Frick And Shea Clash On Baseball Antitrust Bill
New York AP Ford Frick and Bill Shea traded blows over Kefauver bill provisions limiting player control. Shea urged an unrestricted draft capped at 100 players per major league, while Frick rejected both the control clause and the draft, arguing against government legislation though he preferred the unrestricted option as the lesser evil.
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NEW York
Ford Frick
Bill Shea
Kefauver
Shea
Estes Kefauver
Congress
Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Frick
George Trautman
Throneberry Delivers Power As Red Sox Stumble to 10th Loss
In Kansas City Marv Throneberry off the bench wallops a homer triple and double, driving in three as the Royals beat Boston 6 2 to extend the Red Sox losing streak to ten. Manager Billy Jurges calls for runs, GM Bucky Harris weighs trades but resists. Dave Hillman starts, Daley keeps lead, Wertz pinch hits fail to spark a comeback.
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Kansas City
Boston Red Sox
Marv Throneberry
Boston
Billy Jurges
Red Sox
Bucky Harris
Throneberry
Andy Carey
Dave Hillman
Hillman
Tom Borland
Mike Fornieles
Don Buddin
Pete Runnels
Bud Daley
Bobby Thomson
Lu Clinton
Daley
Vic Wertz
Don Gile
Bill Monhouquette
Don Larsen
Bowling battles roll across Maine headlines in Biddeford
Local bowling and baseball notes highlight Nick Gillis and Chris Anton contending for state titles. Eastern Maine champ Ray Bliss trails Anton by 60 pins at Ellsworth. Gillis and Doris head to Ellsworth and Woodland for mixed and women's doubles, with Nick and Don Saucier set for men's doubles. Also covered are St Joseph High girls, a South Portland baseball oddity, AAU, and a 1942 Sanford vs St Louis classic extra innings win.
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Andough
Nick Gillis
Maine Bowling Association
Biddeford
Chris Anton
Ellsworth
Bill Silsby
Joe Luchini
Gillis
Nick
Doris Gillis
Woodland
Doris
Mrs. Giroux
Augusta
Don Saucier
Roy Gotreau
Nel Roderique
Raymond Gosselin
Bobby Thompson
Skowhegan
St. Joseph High
Camp Ellis Rod and Gun Club Plans May Cleanup Detail
club members, led by president Foster Leavitt, are asked to report at the clubhouse on May 31 for a cleanup. Summer pauses. kid fishing derby shelved. Fall deer shoots set for Sept 11 and Oct 9 with a committee including Buzzell Clark Swan and Leavitt. New member Alan St Armand joins. Sports Memories notes a Maine schoolboy season and Hartford Lou Egegles team.
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Camp Ellis
Tom Buzzell
Fred Clark
Cliff Swan
Mike Searles
Don Jacques
Darrell Amsden
Joe Ledoux
Foster Leavitt
Art McInnis
Ted Mersey
Fred Patterson
Alan St. Armand
Fights Last Night By The Associated Press
Denver team Bahama outpointed Zalazar in a 156 pound bout as Garcia outpointed Chestnut in the 1332 class. Logart edged The Javellanz Kid in the 146 class while Flores stopped Rand in the 126 pound fight in Los Angeles.
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Associated Press
Denver
Yama Bahama
Bimini
Bwi
Victor Zalazar
Argentina
Eddie Garcia
Ike Chestnut
Birmingham
Ala
Isaac Logart
Cuba
Javellanz Kid
Philippines
Los Angeles
Emilio Flores
San Bernardino
Teddy Rand
Pudgy Archie Moore Set for Besmanoff Bout in Indianapolis
Light heavyweight champion Archie Moore, weighing about 200 pounds, returns after nine months to face Germany's Willi Besmanoff in a 10 round heavyweight match in Indianapolis. The bout, a replay of their May 1958 meeting, airs on ABC TV at 9 p.m. EST and Moore is a heavy favorite. Moore earns a $25,000 payday with a 35 percent share of net, while Besmanoff has a $6,000 guarantee. Moore's record stands 177-24-6 versus Besmanoff at 41-19-7.
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Ind
Archie Moore
Germany
Willi Besmanoff
Abc-Tv
Moore
Besmanoff
Louisville
Arcnie
Milwaukee
Yvon Durelle
Erich Schoppner
Orioles Return To AL Top Spot
The Baltimore Orioles, backed by a five run fourth inning, defeated the Chicago White Sox 6-1 to reclaim first place in the American League. Steve Barber earned the win, his third straight, as Cleveland and Detroit also posted wins in a shuffled standings picture.
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Associated Press
Baltimore Orioles
The
Birds
Steve Barber
Chicago
White Sox
Orioles
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Reds
New York
Don Messi
Yankees
Kansas City
Boston
Herb Score
Baltimore
Score
Barber Barber
Johnny Romano
Indians
Buba Phillips
Jim
Mudcat) Grant
Senators
Jim Lemon
Chuck Stobbs
Tigers
al Kaline
Bill Short
Charlie Maxwell
Messi
Roger Maris
Bill Skowron
Elston Howard
Marv Throneberry
A's
Dave Hillman
Bud Daley
Ten Teams Enter Father Son Lane Loop
The Father and Son league, opening tonight at Pastime Lanes, features ten teams of boys from Little League bowling with fathers or guardians. Entries remain open until start time at 6:45 p.m. with teams including Martel Ross and father, Roy Abbott and father, D Boudreau and father, and others.
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Martel Ross
Roy Abbott
D. Boudreau
J. St. Onge
Jr. Lamarre
J. Gay
Baseball Standings and Scores with Family Note
National League standings show San Francisco leading with 22 wins and 12 losses while Pittsburgh sits at 23 and 13. Tuesday results include San Francisco 4 Philadelphia 0 and Milwaukee losses. injury rainouts listed for Chicago, Milwaukee, and St. Louis. American League scores include Baltimore 6 Chicago 1 and Cleveland 7 Washington 2, with multiple games slated and rain postponements noted. In Tucson, Deputy Sheriff Albert Pina says his new 10 pound son brings relief after a tense wait, joining his large family of nine boys and nine girls.
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St. Louis High School
Hallowell High School
Fran
Edward Little High
Auburn
New Hampshire University
Eagles
Parker
Cony High School
Augusta
Associated Press
National League
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Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Chicago
Philadelphia
L. Pet. G.B. Baltimore
Cleveland
New York
Washington
Kansas City
Boston
Baltimore
Detroit
Tucson
Ariz
Albert Pina
Pina
Giants Regain NL Lead With 4-2 Win Over Pirates
Los Angeles swept Pittsburgh 4-2 as southpaw pitching stifled the Pirates, dropping them eight percentage points behind San Francisco. Sam Jones allowed four hits for his first road win, while Gil Hodges and Frank Howard helped the Dodgers extend the lead with a second inning homer and a fifth inning rally.
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Pirates
Los Angeles
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Gian
Philadelphia
Sam Jones
Podres
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Bucs
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Milwaukee
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Dodgers
Gil Hodges
Joe Gibbon
Jim Gilliam
Charlie Neal
Gibbon
Frank Howard
UNH Tilt Counts Toward Yankee Title, Says Chairman
KINGSTON, R.I. AP The Yankee Conference championship committee ruled Maine and New Hampshire’s game to be counted toward the league standings after questions by Connecticut authorities. The contest, rained out earlier, was disputed over its legality as a makeup late in the season. Connecticut has completed its schedule.
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Fred Tootell
Connecticut
Maine
New Hampshire
Tootell
Twin City Nines Set Telegram League Marks
Rain threatens Telegram league games for a second straight day as batting and fielding averages from 12 games reveal St Louis high Eagles lead with a .236 average, 98 hits, and 78 runs while Cheverus leads fielding at .958. Paul Sullivan Cheverus hits .437 with 14 as Thornton's Jeff Griffith leads in base hits with 17 and Billy Fields trails with .435. St Louis, Thornton, Biddeford, and others jockey for position as season nears close with four games washed out and rescheduled.
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Sanford High
York County
Telegram League
St. Louis Eagles
Sanford
Eagles
St. Louis
Redskins
Dick Roberte
Florian Champoux
Lord
Roberge
Maurice Huot
Ed¢ Bergeron
Armand Guilbeault
Leo Dutil
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Ray Faucher
Twin City
St. Louis High
Stags
Cheverus High
Thornton
Cheverus
Deering
Biddeford
Paul Sullivan
Jeff Griffith
Frank Perkins
Bill Soucy
Ray Soulard
Ron Guerin
Guerin
Soucy
Grifith
Griffith
South Portland
Westbrook
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