PeeWee Pitchers Shine In World Series Hopes For Two Clubs
Harvey Haddix of the Phillies and Billy Pierce of the White Sox delivered standout low weight pitching in key wins. Haddix shut out Cincinnati over seven innings before a late run, guiding Philadelphia to a 3-1 victory and narrowing the gap in the National League race. Pierce threw a two-hitter in a 1-0 ten-inning win that kept Chicago atop the American League standings as he improved to nine wins on the year.
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Valmy Thomas
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Willie Mays
Red Schoendinst
New York
Frank Torre
Hank Aaron
Carl Sawatski
del Crandall
Showdown Meeting Flops for Dodgers and Giants in New York
Mayor Robert F. Wagner labeled a 76 minute meeting with Dodgers President Walter O Malley and Giants President Hor ry Stoneham a flop. He said the officials offered no commitments to move west or stay in New York as the teams weigh their future next year.
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Wagner
O Malley
Stonham
Rieve
Bonham Golf Club weather delays spring tourney start
Rainy weather threatens the Bonham Golf Club spring tournament with many first round matches not completed after Sunday. Results show Newby beat Wade 3 and 2, Meade beat Griffith 4 and 3, Wilshire beat Moore 1 up after 39 holes.
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Mickey Wade
John Meade
Kenneth Griffith
Gene Wilshire
Roy Moore
Baseball Leaders Asked to Appear Before Committee
Baseball Commissioner Ford Frick and major league President Warren Giles and Will Harnridge have been asked to testify before the House Judiciary Committee on June 17. Chairman Emanuel Celler said the hearing will cover possible Dodgers and Giants moves to California, the game in general, and money transactions as the committee explores potential anti trust legislation.
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Ford Frick
Warren Giles
Will Harnridge
House Judiciary Committee
Emanuel Celler
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Giants
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Celler
League Leaders And Standings From The Season Totals
National League leaders include Aaron Haraves Moon and Snider tied with 13, Musial 13, Cards and Dodgers, leaders. American League notes Mantle 12, Williams 12, Sievers 10, Bolling 7, Jensen 7. Pitching leaders Trucks 5 0, Acker 6 1, Shantz 5 1, Pierce 9 2.
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Big State League Tuesday Scores Report
Corpus Christi defeated Abilene 3 to 2 while Beaumont beat Victoria 1 to 0 and Temple had a bye. Clovis edged Hobbs 6 to 0 as Midland topped San Angelo 9 to 7. El Paso won 7 to 0 over Carlsbad. Plainview postponement due to wet grounds.
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Pitcher Negray Traded From Dodgers to St Paul
Pitcher Ron Negray, recently farmed to the Los Angeles Angels by the Brooklyn Dodgers, was moved again today to St Paul of the American Association to clear a roster spot for outfielder Tom Saffell. Mr and Mrs Haran Barker return to Electra after visiting Mr and Mrs Will Thomas.
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Los Angeles Angels
Brook Ion Dodgers
St Paul
American Association
Los Angeles
Tom Saffell
Haran Barker
Electra
Will Thomas
Longhorns Top Arizona to Clinch District 6 Title
Texas defeated Arizona 7 to 1 to win the District 6 playoff and earn a spot in the NCAA World Series. Howard Reed spun seven strikeouts in the clincher while Woody Woodman and Glen Von Rosenburg contributed key hits and drives.
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Masumi Ikeda
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Marty Hurd
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Watson
Ses into First Division of Texas League Race
Austin edged into the first division in the Texas League as Ft Worth fell to fifth. Dallas led after a 6-5 win over Austin, while Austin defeated San Antonio 6-3. Houston beat Shreveport 7-1. Oklahoma City won 6-5 in 12 innings at Tulsa, then the Ollergs took the nightcap 6-4.
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