Pierce Hurls 7th Triumph as Sox Triump Over Orioles
Southpaw Billy Pierce earned his seventh win as the Chicago White Sox crushed the Baltimore Orioles 13 4 in Baltimore. The White Sox jumped on Don Ferrarese early, scoring four runs in the first inning and adding more on four unearned runs. Minnie Minoso delivered a two run homer in the eighth to seal the victory as Sandy Consuegra mopped up late. The win kept Chicago in second in the American League.
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Garcia Strikes Out 12 as Indians Blank Senators 7-0
Pi-Mike Garcia whiffed 12 and Earl Averill Jim Busby homered to back a 7-0 Cleveland win over the Washington Senators. Wertz added a bases clearing double as the Indians built a comfortable lead while Garcia controlled the game allowing only two to third base. The loss deepens Washington's position in the AL cellar.
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Hardman on Sports by A L Hardman
The Gazette sports editor A L Hardman offers weekly insights on local games, standout players, and season outlooks with concise evaluations and timely notes on scores and developments.
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Umpire Shakeup Hits American Association Ranks
turmoil surrounds Association president Ed Doherty as Louisville manager change triggers resignations. Eddie Taylor quits over time demands, Bob Phillips resigns after friction with St Paul GM Mel Jones. Bill Kinnamon and Hank Walsh hired to replace, both sourced from the Eastern League.
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Phillips Umpire Row Triggers Captaincy Shake Up
In St Paul Paul Phillips faced a clash as Jones argued the umpire blocked infield dragging amid rain fears. Phillips resigned from captaincy, effectively dismissed by the league, after Doherty and others weighed the protest and replacement options. Ed reports Louisville troubles and replacement umpires from the Eastern League.
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Knoxville Rumor Lamarns Move to Colonels Franchise
Doherty doubts Louisville interest in the Colonels move as Knoxville officials press the bid. He recalls Toledo’s and Charleston’s past franchise moves and notes Charleston’s $40,000 guarantee and 2,500 paid admissions per game as a benchmark. Doherty visits Charleston before evaluating Indianapolis series with Denver.
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Little League Central and Western League Highlights
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Senator Notes Bunning to Pitch Tonight for Senators
Jim Bunning will start for the Senators in Watt Powell Park as they face the St Paul Saints. Manager Frank Skaff plans a four man rotation with Woodeschick, Bunning, Host, and Byrd to give starters more work amid rain outs.
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Surkont Sold to Coast Team by Cardinals
The St. Louis Cardinals sold pitcher Max Surkont to the San Francisco Coast team of the Pacific Coast League. The 33 year old veteran joined St. Louis in a May 8 trade for Luis Arroyo and appeared in five games with no decisions, allowing 6 runs in 5 2/3 innings. Surkont’s departure leaves the Cardinals with 25 players on their roster.
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