Cardinals trade for Bobby Gene Smith in four player swap
St Louis sends Alex Grammas and Don Landrum to Chicago Cubs for Bobby Gene Smith and Davyl Robertson. Robertson goes to San Antonio and Maxvill to Tulsa. Manager Keane says Smith, 28, adds right handed pop and speed and will play center field, not just as a pinch hitter, as Minnie Minoso may miss weeks.
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Balloting Opens for 1962 All Star Players June 22
The American and National League players will vote to select starting lineups for the two All Star Games. Balloting runs June 22 through June 28. The first game will be July 10 at District of Columbia Stadium in Washington, with the second on July 30 at Wrigley Field in Chicago.
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Giants Rally for Five in Eighth Beats Cubs 11 4
San Francisco tops Chicago 11 4 as a misplayed potential triple play leads to a five run eighth. Billy O'Dell earns his seventh win with ten strikeouts in a complete game. Jose Pagan and Harvey Kuenn drive in key runs after Felipe Alou starts the inning with a homer.
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Pitcher Voted May Outstanding In Carolina League
Wally Olf of Durham was voted the league's outstanding player for May. The bespectacled pitcher earned a $100,000 bonus and starred for the Durham team in the Carolina League.
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Dodgers edge Pirates 3-2 in tight night game
Los Angeles Dodgers rallied to a 3-2 win over the Pittsburgh Pirates as Willie Davis produced key power and Larry Sherry allowed limited offense. Davis drove in two runs with a first inning solo homer and the Dodgers carried the lead through the late innings.
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Littler Beats Barber By Two Strokes On National Golf Day
Newtown Square, Pa. U S Open champion Gene Littler defeated PGA champion Jerry Barber by two strokes with a 75 at the ProNiming Golf Club course on National Golf Day. Littler’s 75 set a target for up to 100000 amateurs hoping for bronze medals while Lou Strong of the PGA said about 50000 medals may be awarded for bettering his score.
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Make Up Tilt Tonight Between Tigers and Red Sox Postponed
Rain forced postponement of Tuesday night's game between the Detroit Tigers and the Boston Red Sox. The clubs will play their regularly scheduled game Wednesday afternoon and make up the rain out contest Wednesday night.
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Orioles Rally Past Senators in Twi Night Opener
Baltimore Orioles erased a 4-0 deficit to beat the Washington Senators 6 5 in the first game of a twi night doubleheader. Whitey Herzog delivered a two run pinch homer off Marty Kutyna after Ron Hansen led off the seventh. The second game was postponed by rain.
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Standings Of The Clubs Wednesday Games
The schedule shows San Francisco led by McCormick facing Chicago with Ellsworth out of form. Los Angeles with Moeller travels to Pittsburgh as Burdette 24 meets Houston with Golden at 3 2. Cincinnati against St. Louis features Jay 64 and Jackson 44. New York with Cr 27 or Hook 36 or Jackson 2 6 visits Philadelphia with McLish 41 and Mahaffey 57 tonight.
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