Five Baseball Aces To Talk at Hearing
Washington hearing set by Rep. Emanuel Celler to probe whether professional baseball should remain exempt from federal anti trust laws. Witnesses include Eddie Yost Robin Roberts Stan Musial Jerry Coleman and Bob Feller with others like Ford C Frick Warren Giles and Abe Stark scheduled on various days.
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INS
Emanuel Cellet
D-N.y
Celler
Eddie Yost
Robin Roberts
Philadelphia Phillies
Stan Musial
St. Louis Cardinal
Jerry Coleman
New York Yankee
Bob Feller
Cleveland
Victor R. Hansen
Hansen
Earl Kintner
Federal Trade Commission
Ford C. Frick
George M. Trautman
Warren C. Giles
William Harridge
Leo DeOrsey
Washington Baseball Club
Yost
Roberts
Coleman
J. Norman Lewis
Major League Baseball Players Association
Feller
Supreme Court
Weiss Stengel in Huddle Scout Trade Before Saturday
General Manager George Weiss met with Casey Stengel and coaches in Chicago as rumors spread of a Yankees trade before the Saturday deadline. Weiss planned to join the team in Kansas City after the White Sox series and pursue at least one trade to bolster pitching and a right handed pinch hitter. Possible targets included Andy Carey Billy Martin and Ralph Terry in talks with Boston Cleveland and Kansas City. Stengel cited a hurting pitching staff citing Whitey Ford’s absence and inconsistency among pitchers.
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Chicago
George Weiss
New York Yankees
Casey Stengel
Bronx Bombers
Yankee
Kansas City
Chicago White Sox
Yanks
Stengel
Weiss
Boston
Cleveland
Yankees
Andy Carey
Billy Martin
Ralph Terry
Carey
Hank Bauer
Dick Donovan
Martin
Terry
Denver
American Assn
Whitey Ford
Chisox Hold Off Yankees In 7 6 War of Runs
Chicago White Sox rallied from an early deficit to beat the New York Yankees 7-6 in a crucial series game. Jack Harshman earned the win though he did not finish, as Mickey Mantle homered with a man aboard in the late innings to threaten.
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Chicago
Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
Chisox
Mickey Mantle
Jack Harshman
New York
Kucks
Cleotte
Byrne
Howard Harshman
Las Palme
Howell
Tollar
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L—Kucke
Indians Rally Past Red Sox 6-1 Behind Five Unearned Runs
Cleveland pitcher Don Messick went the distance as the Indians beat Boston 6-1. Five runs in the second inning, four unearned, were aided by a wild throw and a balk. Billy Klaus doubled after Ted Lepcio and Sammy White opened the fifth, ending Mes si s shutout bid. Umpire John Flaherty ejected Jim Piersall in the third after a protest. Gene Stephens replaced him in center.
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Cleveland
Bob Porterfield
Cleveland Indians
Boston Red Sox
Don Messi
Tribe
Billy Klaus
Ted Lepeio
Sammy White
Messi
John Flaherty
Jim Piersall
Red Sox
Gene Stephens
Three Homers Spark Athletics To 5-3 Victory
Lou Skizas Gus Zernial and Hal Smith hit homers as the seventh place Kansas City Athletics beat the Washington Senators 5-3 in the first game of a doubleheader. Skizas 10th Zernial 13th Smith 9th homers of the year.
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Gus Zernial
Hal Smith
Kansas City Athletics
Washington Senators
Washington
Athletics
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Zernial
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Courtney
Ozernial Sievers
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Simpson
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Courtneys
Ridges
Piews
Cerv
Zer- Hilal
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Portocarrere
Pifont
Graff
DeMars
Yost
Bridges
Siev
So—Pascual
Portocarrero
Trucks
Rier—Pascual
Portocarrera
Te Pascual
Paparella
Runge
Burley
Box Score Highlights from Detroit and Cleveland Games
Detroit and Cleveland split a doubleheader with notable performances by Nieman Boyd and Kaline in Detroit. Cleveland benefitted from Colavito and Avila driving runs as Porterfield and Minarcin matched strong pitching on a brisk day.
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Baltimore
Tereorr Gardner
Bolling
Oataxwell If
Pilarcik
Nieman
Chaline Et
Triandos
Dporter
Durham Cf
G.tuttle
Williams
Miranda
Wilson
Bunning
Toot bGlosberg
Brown
Tetale
Tetale Wests
Ceccarelli
Fornieles
Detroit
Boyd
Maxwell
Kehn
Porter
E—Williams
RBI
Kaline
Wilton
Faith
Minarcin
Maris
Porterfield
Smith
Avila
Carresque
Kisus
Klaus
Lett—Beaton
Cleveland
Mossi
Ho— Porterfield
Rer
California Captures NCAA World Series
California won the NCAA College World Series defeating Penn State 1-0 in Omaha. The Bears scored a second win over State with an 8-0 victory in the double elimination tourney. Three Charleston Softball League games are lined up for tomorrow.
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California
Omaha
California Tonight
Penn State
Bears
West Coast
State
Modern Woodsman
Owens-Illinois
Pontiac
Air Force
Hewitt
Kay
National League Scores and Thursday Matchups
In the National League results Pittsburgh beat Cincinnati 4 to 3 New York edged Chicago 4 to 3 Brooklyn defeated Milwaukee 11 to 9 St Louis over Philadelphia 4 to 0. Thursday games feature Milwaukee at Brooklyn Buhi facing Drysdale Cincinnati at Pittsburgh Jeffcoat meets Friend Chicago at New York Hillman vs Burnside or Miller St Louis at Philadelphia Schmidt or Mizell against Sanford.
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St. Louis
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Milwaukee
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Friend
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Burnside
Miller
Pei
Brooklyn Lanse
Chicago Eee
Detroit
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Cleveland
Boston
Kansas City
Washington
Kansas
City
Sturdivant
Bierce
Stobbs
Urban
Moore
Foytack
Brewer
Wynn
Freese delivers 10th inning winner as Pirates top Reds 4 3
Gene Freese lined a run scoring single with one out in the 10th to lift the Pittsburgh Pirates to a 4 3 win over the Cincinnati Redlegs. It capped a four game Pirates surge and sent Cincinnati to an eighth loss in 11 games while leading the NL race tightens with the Dodgers and Braves.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
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Mvce Usc Aici
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Post
Thomas
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Robinson
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Crowe
Mizer'ski
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Arroyo
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Riatey
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Kluserwakt
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Rand
Phillips
Biisen
Winnim
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Ricks
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Pest
Biaker
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Pendleton
RBI
Hell
Bailey
Thames
Clemente
Streul
Lost
S—Law
L Pet
DP En Grammas
Thomas, Baker and Fondy
Cincin
Aiotl
Kilppstein
Tatouris
Ky Acker
Elonstein Black
Acker
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Acker Shaw
Halt Lin A
Daniela
Fece
Braves Top Dodgers Behind Torre Homer in Fourth
Frank Torre hit a pinch homer in the fourth as the Braves outscored the Dodgers 6 with Roebuck limiting Brooklyn to one hit until the eighth. Pee Wee Reese returned for the Dodgers at third and had three hits while Roy Face earned the win after Arroyo left for a pinch hitter.
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Podres
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Roe
Braves
Roebuck
Minneapelis
Wichita
Frank Torre
Paul
Omaha
Dodgers
Charleston
Mathews
Denver
Serview
PeeWee Reese
Bob Taylor
Bill Virdon
Freese
Roy Face
Luis Arroyo
Lew Hoad advances in Bristol tennis tourney
Australia’s Lew Hoad defeated Cuba’s Reynaldo Garrido 6 4 6 0 in the West of England Lawn Tennis Championships second round in Bristol. The 22 year old Wimbledon champion, hampered by back illness and recent mumps, has been ramping up his play ahead of Wimbledon defense.
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Bristol
England
Australia
Lew Hoad
Cuba
Reynaldo Garrid
Husky
Britain
Roger Becker
Hoad
American Association Wednesday's Results
Charleston 10 Indianapolis Minneapolis 3 Omaha 2 Louisville 5 Wichita 3 Denver 8 St. Paul 6 innings noted after six.
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Charleston
Indianapolis
Charleston at Indianapolis Evening Matchups
Sports card lists multiple games with teams Charleston, Indianapolis, Omaha, Minneapolis, Louisville, Wichita, St. Paul, and Denver scheduling at 6:45 pm for early evening action across venues.
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Indianapolis
Omaha
Minneapolis
Louisville
Wichita St. Paul
Denver
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