Kiwanis and Bonham Motor Win Pitching Duels Friday
Kiwanis edged Wolfe City 2 1 in an extra inning pitchers duel while Bonham Motor blanked Leonard 4 0 in five innings Both games were shortened by a late thunderstorm Kept field wet and delayed starts For Kiwanis Jack McCaslin and Tommy Johnson matched zeroes before McCaslin yielded two hits and Bonham Motor benefited from Jerry Moore one hitter in the nightcap Moore struck out 11 as Bonham scored in the first and added two more in the fifth for a 4 0 win
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Bums Rally in Ninth Beats Cardinals 6-4
Brooklyn’s Charley Neal doubled and Peewee Reese and Duke Snider tripled in the ninth to lift the Dodgers to a 6-4 win over the St Louis Cardinals. Newcombe earned his fourth win versus St Louis this year, Labine closed the rally. Card’s slump persists.
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Baseball Week Begins After Scout Camp Break
National and Texas Leaguers resume play Monday and Tuesday after a week off for Scout camp. In Milwaukee, rookie Jack Sanford earned his ninth win as Philadelphia beat the Braves 4 2. Yogi Berra homered in the 13th to lift the Yankees over the White Sox 6 5 and extend their winning streak to nine. Texas league features Hunts and Daily Favorite in game one with Hatley and Keeton in game two, while Giants meet Yankees in the opener of a twin bill. Junior and Pony League schedules include Bonham Motor against Kiwanis and Bonham Reds vs Tigers with Don Campbell and Neeley Adamson on the mound.
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Hicks Leaves Honey Grove for Mesquite Coaching Post
Jack Hicks resigns from Honey Grove where he coached basketball and football to take the head coaching job in Mesquite. Hicks, a Denison high school and Austin College graduate, previously coached at Cooper where he led district football championship runs.
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McMillan Leads NL Shortstop Balloting in All-Star Race
Roy McMillan of the Cincinnati Reds remains atop the National League shortstop ballot. Through Saturday's tallies he had 18,259 votes while Al Dark of the St Tous Cardinals trailed with 7,179 votes for the upcoming All-Star game in St Tous.
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Meade and Simpson Vie For Bonham Golf Title
Borhem Texas Sunday June 23 1957 Meade a Bonham Golf Club title holder and Paul Simpson seek the spring tourney crown in finals Sunday. Meade favored in the championship with several other flights decided including consolation matches and forthcoming awards for flight champions and runners up.
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Temple fined for punching official scorer after loss to Pirates
Cincinnati star Johnny Temple, the Reds second baseman, was fined 100 by NL president Warren Giles for punching scorer Eag Lawson after Friday night’s 3-2 defeat to Pittsburgh. Temple apologized, saying he was glad he wasn’t suspended and will pay the fine before June 27 game time.
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Bonham team to debut Sunday at VA Center field
The Southwest Pump Co. baseball team will face Farmersville Sunday after noon with a 2 p.m. start on the VA Center field. Pumper manager Pete Herriage expects a good club for the 1957 season and mentions possible home night games this year.
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Patterson to defend heavyweight crown in Seattle week of Aug
Seattle reports Floyd Patterson would defend his heavyweight title here in the week of August 19 if he defeats Tommy Jackson in New York on July 20. The potential challenger would be Olympic champion Pete Rademacher.
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Hurricane) Jackson
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