Colleens Top Sallies In Ninth Inning Rally
Chicago Colleens come from behind to beat Springfield Sallies 5 to 4 at Watt Powell Park before 1,273 fans. Lenora Bukovina hit a clutch three bagger in the bottom of the ninth after Joan Schutz had tripled and Lenora Mandelia was on base. Sallies led 4-1 after eight. Chicago rallied with four runs in the ninth to claim the victory and showcase potential players for the All America Girls Baseball League.
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Watt Powell Park
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Gale
Lynn Goshorn
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Gazette
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Joan Schutz
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Alleged Cuban Ban Draws Players Ire
Havana’s champion Cubans protest reports that Florida International League clubs may vote to drop them from the Class B circuit. Players denounce any expulsion, warning crowds could fall and baseball’s reach would be harmed. interviewees include Bob Estalella Gil Valdivia and Justo Aspiazu.
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A's for Sale Not This Year in Philadelphia
Philadelphia June 12 Athletes and owners discuss Arsenal style hints of a sale. James P Clark of the Eagles heads a syndicate pursuing a purchase of Connie Mack's Athletics with talks of a price near five to eight million dollars. The club says it would take months to finalize any deal, even if a bonafide offer arrives. Mack family ownership and Shibe Park remain central in the discussion.
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Pancho Segura Clinches National Pro Tennis Title
In Cleveland on June 12 Francisco Pancho Segura of Ecuador won the National Professional Tennis Championship by default as Frank Kovacs quit in the fourth set due to leg cramps. Segura led 2-1 in sets and the fourth set was 4-4 when the match ended. He took the first set 4-4, lost the second 6-1, and recovered to win the third 3-6 after trailing 1-4.
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West Side Tigers Card Six Games During Week
The West Side Tigers schedule six games this week starting today against EMCO at Cabell Field. Home games at 6 p.m. at Cabell Field, with Thursday Boyd at Cabell, Friday Richardson Tractor at Cabell, Saturday Logan at Logan, Sunday Floyd Meadows All-Stars and Tiny's Market at Huntington. Call Mgr Ray Mill at 2-0495 to arrange games.
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Pirates Acquire Borowy To Strengthen Rotation
The Pittsburgh Pirates bought pitcher Bank Borowy from the Philadelphia Phillies for $10,000 in a waiver deal. The 34-year-old veteran has had limited pitching time this season and posted a 12 and 12 record last year after arriving from the Chicago Cubs in a four-team trade.
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Golden Gloves Film Shown At Local Theater Tonight
The Golden Gloves story brings to life one of sport's greatest events the amateur boxing tournament. Arch Ward Chicago Tribune sports editor and originator of the fisticuffs carnival is highlighted along with teams from The Gazette participating in the event.
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College Baseball Boston College Over Holy Cross 6 2
Schedule notes list games including Boston College defeating Holy Cross 6 to 2. Other results show Syracuse Montreal 3 Springflota 4 Toronto 2 Baltimore 7 Buffalo 3 and Louisville over Columbus 4 3 with weather affecting St. Paul at Minneapolis.
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Saigh calls off Sunday arc tilt between Cardinals Dodgers
Louis June 12 Controversial Sunday night baseball game set for July 16 between St. Louis Cardinals and Brooklyn Dodgers cancelled by Cardinals president Fred M Saigh citing a league ruling that the event would violate rules No night game on a get away date without consent of the visiting team or on Sunday. Dodgers president Branch Rickey had consent Saigh plans to seek clarification at the next league meeting with ticket sales already heavy for the night contest and preparations to refund start immediately
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New York Yankees
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Brooklyn Tradgers
Senators Rally Past Muskegon 3 2 for Third Straight
Charleston Senators win their third consecutive game at Muskegon 3 2. Roger Wright earns his fourth victory. Don Eggert hits his eighth homer with a man on in the first. Muskegon narrows with Bob O Neal’s homer in the seventh. Wright closes it out with a double play in the ninth. Both teams total five and six hits respectively.
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Tigers, Redlegs Tie In Exhibition Game
The Detroit Tigers and Cincinnati Reds battled to a 9-9 tie in an exhibition twilight game in Detroit. Johnny Groth and Charley Keller hit homers for Cincinnati and Ed Brautt started for Detroit, drawing 8,743 fans. The Reds were last in the NL and caught a train after the ninth.
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Senators Acquire Catching Relief
A catcher arrived in Muskegon from Muncie Indiana to reinforce the Charleston Senators. Jimmy Brown age 19 from Union South Carolina, hit .360 in Ohio Indiana League play and seven home runs this season with Muncie. McLeod and McConnell are sidelined with injured fingers, McLeod already on the disabled list, likely out two to three weeks.
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Fred Hunter
Charleston Reds Triumph Over Fleetwing Nine 6-4
The Charleston Reds, leading the Junior Baseball League, won their fourth straight by defeating Fleetwing Nine 6-4 at Legion Field. Each team had six hits and committed two errors. Gazette travels to Marmet for today’s only game as FleetWing eyes a rebound in the Marmet matchup.
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Charleston Bowlers Open Close Tourney
Special to The Gazete Columbus Ohio June B Charleston pin toppers helped open and close the 60 day American Bowling Congress Tourney which will be concluded early tomorrow night. Lincoln Mercury hit 2418 and Anchor five settled for 2359 on the ABC lanes yielding the lowest scores in 23 years.
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Tuesday Probable Pitchers Across The National League
Tuesday's slate lists probable pitchers for key games across the circuit. Philadelphia hosts Logis with Bre sheen and Simmons starting for Newark, while Cincinnati meets Benton behind Chambers and Janaea. New York hosts Ghicnee, Byrne, and Calm, with Hudson and Kauzara slated elsewhere.
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Indians rout Pirates in benefit exhibition game
Cleveland Indians defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates 8-4 in an exhibition at Pittsburgh for the Community Chest. Larry Doby and Joe Gordon homered, Dick Razek held the Pirates to four until a late ninth inning rally. Managers seeking games with Marmet can call 92-9024.
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Joe Gordon
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Charlestonian Receives Anderson College Jacket
Anderson Indiana June 12 Hubert H Murray son of Mr and Mrs H H Murray of 35 Larch ment Charleston West Virginia has been awarded a jacket for his fe stivities with the Anderson College baseball team Besides being an active athlete Murray is a member of the Men's Assembly governing body.
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Anderson
Ind
Hubert H. Murray
H. H. Murray
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Murray
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