Indians Launch Make or Break Home Stand
The Indians open a crucial one game home stand tonight against the Springfield Giants at 6 30 p m on Old Timers Night. They ride a 4 9 home record after a rough road swing and face a pennant race opponent in a twin bill with a rookie 18 year old outfielder Paul Dickens making his debut and homering in his first at bat.
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Old Timers Night at Watt Powell Park Promises Baseball Echoes
Hardman writes on the Old Timers Club game at Watt Powell Park as former amateur stars and old pros from the Ohio and Tri-state leagues gather for an evening between the Indians double bill. Julian Hayes recalls eras from the Middle Atlantic to Twilight leagues, praising local memory and urging fan support for the beleaguered Indians.
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Friday Baseball Scores Across Leagues
National and American leagues report Friday scores with New York Boston and Minnesota winning. Results include Cleveland 2 Baltimore 0 Chicago 5 Kansas City 0 and Los Angeles 5 Chicago 3 in a doubleheader setup.
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Pesky reshuffles Boston lineup in Walker curfew chaos
Boston Red Sox manager Johnny Pesky benched All-Star Frank Malzone amid a nosedive and tightened discipline with a reported curfew. The Boston Traveler claimed violators face escalating penalties, while Pesky refused to confirm details, noting discipline is an internal matter.
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Carreon Delivers 2-1 White Sox Win Over Tigers
Chicago catcher Carreon singled in the fourth inning to drive in the tie breaking run and the White Sox defeated Detroit 2-1 in the twilight doubleheader opener. Horlen left with a back injury after colliding at first, Eddie Fisher finished the game allowing only two hits.
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Play to Begin In Slow-Pitch Softball Open 1963 State Open
Tournament to start Saturday and Sunday in Marmet with 36 teams. Director Robert Jones says Sunday games stay if Saturday play is ruined. First round pairings listed for multiple teams and venues amid chaotic OCR data.
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Red) Jones
Twins rout Red Sox with early homer parade in Minneapolis
Don Mincher Zoilo Versalles and Rich Rollins hit home runs as the Minnesota Twins defeated the Boston Red Sox 5-3 on Friday night. Jim Perry earned the win with solid pitching, while Boston dropped to its seventh straight loss.
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Snyder Leads Orioles Past Senators 7-1 in Fracas
Russ Snyder drove in three runs with a bases loaded walk and an eighth inning triple to power the Baltimore Orioles to a 7-1 win over the Washington Senators. The game featured benches clearing after a melee sparked by conflicting plays. Baltimore, riding Snyder's big night, extended its winning edge as Washington suffered a sixteenth loss in twenty contests.
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Drabowsky Shuts Out Tribe on Three Hits in 5-1 Win
Moe Drabowsky limited Cleveland to three hits as Kansas City plated in each hit inning to beat the Indians 5-1. The Athletics improved to 27-17 while Cleveland fell to 27-11 on the season in a rugged interleague clash.
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Butts Denies Georgia Game Rigging In Libel Trial
Ex Georgia coach Wallace Butts testified in a $10 million libel suit against Curtis Publishing, denying any betrayal of team secrets or knowledge of gambling by friends. He said he never discussed Georgia plans with Paul Bryant and recalled eight bowl teams during his 21 years as coach and athletic director at Georgia.
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Bear) Bryant
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Ashland Slated as Finals Foe in State Championship
In a tense regional clash, St Albans edged Wilmington 9 6 as John Jacobs and Greg Hall drove in key runs in the ninth. Jacobs opened the third with a single and Ricky Bird followed with another hit to spark a five-run inning. Wilmington battled back in the sixth but fell short as St Albans pulled ahead late and thwarted a late rally led by Tom Alderson and Bob Fagan.
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Eastern League Friday Games Weather Delays Scoreline
Eastern League results show Reading lost 6 to 1 at Elmira while York was edged 3 to 2 by Charleston. Springfield split with Binghamton 2 to 2 as Reading and Elmira rained out, with York at Binghamton postponed.
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