Corriden Evaluates St Paul Farm Talent as Wojey Shuts Out Saints
Brooklyn scout John M. Corriden visited Charleston to assess St Paul farmhands including Dick Gray and Stan Williams while Pete Wojey pitched a shutout for Charleston. Corriden praised Wojey’s “big league stuff” and noted Brooklyn’s need for infield help with Peewee Reese injured.
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Pete Wojey
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Dodgers
Peewee Reese
Corriden
Dick Gray
Max Macon
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Saturday's Games Sparse Matchups Across Leagues
Baltimore visits Chicago O'Dell and Brown faces Pierce while New York meets Detroit Terry and Foytack. Bostehi hosts Kansas City aight Sullivan battles McDermott. Washington plays Cleveland Aber mathy or Pascual against Wynn. National League scores include Philadelphia 1 Chicago 0 Brooklyn 6 Cincinnati 3 St Louis 5 New York 3 Milwaukee 5 Pittsburgh 0.
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American Association Friday Results Summary
Friday results across venues show St. Paul defeating Charleston, and Denver routing Indianapolis, with Wichita beating Omaha. Minneapolis and Louisville and ongoing matchups Denver at Indianapolis, Omaha at Wichita, and St. Paul at Charleston listed with game times and wet grounds noted.
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Tigers Rally To Tie Yankees Then Beat Them 6 3
Detroit pitcher Jim Bunning struck out 10 in seven strong innings and led a 6 3 Tigers win over New York. Frank Bolling delivered a bases loaded single to spark a four run seventh inning as Frank Lary closed the game with two scoreless frames. The crowd of 43 474 marked a season high at Briggs Stadium.
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Joe McCarthy
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Bob Grim
Tigers
Don Larsen
Frank Lary
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Porter
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Ed Tutwiler Leads Sunnenham Amateur First Round
In Johnstown, Paw-Phil Rogers and Jim Hiskey, UH golfers, and Dr Ed Updegral, Tucson amateur star, shot two-under-par 68 to share first round lead in the Sunnenhamna Invitation Amateur tournament. Ed Tutwiler of Charleston WV was among leaders with 72 after 35 on front and 37 back.
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Don Cherry
Billy Hyndman
Don Hoenig
Howard Everitt
Ed Tutwiler
Bobby Pratt
Frank Wharton
Baseball Matchups From Cincinnati Brooklyn Chicago St Louis NYC
Pairings list shows Cincinnati at Brooklyn Hacker against Padres at 5-2, Chicago at Philadelphia Drott against Cardwell at 3-2, St. Louis at New York Schmidt facing Barclay or Antonelli, Milwaukee at Pittsburgh Crane against Law at 22.
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Padres
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Philadelphia
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Cardwell
St. Louis
New York
Schmidt
Barclay
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Senators Lose Grudge Game Amid Base Run Controversy
In a tense finish tied to a disputed call, Macon disputed Arch Wilson positioning as Bob Lillis lined a decisive drive to left. Skaff backed Phillips while Charleston fans surged. Hillman Lyons hinted at weekend player moves and Detroit’s Jimmy Small faces a possible Tigers trade. In England, Chris Chataway was fined for speeding after a sub four minute mile pace claim.
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Stocks and Midgets at Dunbar Speedway
Midget racers join the stock car program at Dunbar Speedway for a second straight week. Local drivers include Clié Monk Bill Haddox Owen Speadling Tom Ringstaff Bill Britts Ken Cavender Russell Adkins Bud Carpenter Bob Carpenter Lester Oxley Keith Carey Bud Larch R W Fogarty Bill Harper Don Bryant Jerry Kink. Midget lineup features Bob Casto Pete Miller Red Lanham D Bumpus Thomas Morris Cottrell Kurts. Time trials at 8 30 p m with racing to start after. Last week’s races ran despite adverse weather as track crew worked to ready the oval.
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Bob Carpenter
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R. W. Fogarty
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Don Bryant
Jerry Kink
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Pete Miller
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Morris
Cottrell
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South Takes 131-97 Victory Over North
Williamson report of the North-South high school basketball game shows the South overcoming a deficit to win 131-97. Danny Williams of Beckley and Bob Davis of Morgantown led the scoring with 29 points each, while Bob Ayersman of Gauley Bridge added 26 as six South players scored in double figures.
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Beckley
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Orioles Rally Past White Sox 3-2 in 11th Inning
Baltimore nipped Chicago 3-2 as Tito Francona drove in the decisive run with a bases loaded single in the 11th. Bob Nieman opened the frame with a double, Al Pilarcik scored on a delay, and George Zaverink earned the win for the Orioles while Art Ceccarelli took the loss for Chicago. The White Sox had led 2-1 before Baltimore tied it in the eighth on Billy Gardner’s RBI grounder and a Williams double.
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Senators Hand Indians 11-7 as 5th straight loss ends
Washington broke a 2-7 tie in the eighth inning to win 11-7 over the Cleveland Indians, who suffered their fifth straight defeat. Key players included Clevenger and Fitzgarald for Washington, while Tomanek took the loss for Cleveland as the Indians continued a winless stretch this season.
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Hal Smith Sparks A's to 6-3 Victory
Kansas City Athletics beat the Boston Red Sox 6-3 in the series opener as Hal Smith homered and doubled twice. The game was played in Kansas City, with Smith driving in runs and leading the offense.
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Dodgers Beat Reds 6-3 To Narrow NL Lead
Brooklyn righthander Roger Craig pitched a complete game allowing three hits as the Dodgers beat Cincinnati 6-3. Charlie Neal drove in three runs with a double and three singles, Rube Walker homered, and Gil Hodges started with a single after Roy Campanella was sidelined by a finger injury. The win pulls Brooklyn within a half game of the Reds in the National League standings.
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Cincinnati
Dodgers
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Tebbetts
Gil Hodges
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Neal
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Finsterwald Ties Lead at Akron Open in Golf Tourney
AKRON Ohio June 7 Finsterwald and Don Taubter top the field after sub par rounds in the $22 000 Fourth Annual City Open Golf Tournament. Finsterwald tied for the lead with Tom my Bolt and the youthful Don following closely as action wraps for the day.
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