Willey Tosses Shutout as Braves Blank Giants 7 0
Carlton Willey earned his first major league start for Milwaukee, scattering six singles in a 7 0 victory over the San Francisco Giants. He fanned seven and walked one, while Joe Agocock made a leaping catch near the wall to rob Ray Jablonski of a homer.
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Braves Win Thriller as Adcock Robs Homer Threat
In a tense game the Braves beat the Giants with a standout defensive play by Adcock. He leaped at the 8 foot fence to steal a towering drive, preserving a late lead as Mays notched his 1000th major league hit and Jablonski hit into a double play to end it.
Braves Place Bob Buhl On Disabled List
Milwaukee Braves announce pitcher Bob Buhl is on the disabled list with a sore shoulder. He has not pitched since May 13 and will travel to Philadelphia Wednesday for treatment by orthopedic surgeon Dr. Anthony DePali Jima.
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Cage Game Showdown In Charleston Summer League
In Charleston's summer league, Camp Burdette leads West Cage Game to face Sid's Grill at Watt-Powell annex at 6 30 p m with Bob Ayersman squaring off Jerry West and Chris Smith challenging Willie Akers. Bert Wolf meets Henry's at 6 then Blossom faces Shoney's at 7 in the nightcap. East West all star set for Saturday at Watt Powell annex with team picks today. top scorers include Ayersman 104 and West 78.
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Norman Among 10 Big League Pilots Who Managed in Asia
Article notes that a growing trend places American Association leaders as major league managers. It cites Bill Norman of Charleston and peers like Al Lopez, Birdie Tebbetts, Mike Higgins, Bill Rigney, and Kerby Farrell, plus others who moved from the Association to major league roles through the 1950s.
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Lawrence Pitches 6-1 Victory Over Dodgers
Cincinnati pitcher Brooks Lawrence allowed six hits and earned a 6-1 win as the Redlegs defeated Los Angeles. Lawrence improved to 4-0 with four strikeouts and two walks, stifling the Dodgers except for an early threat in the first inning. Joe Gus Bell and Roy McMillan sparked a fifth inning rally, then Bell scored on Johnny Temple's single as Cincinnati pulled away.
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Dodgers sign USC sophomore outfielder Ron Fair
Los Angeles Dodgers sign a University of Southern California sophomore outfielder amid interest from 14 major league clubs. Ron Fair is reported to have received a substantial signing bonus, with details circulating about a $60,000 figure and earlier signing activities with the club.
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Moore Shuts Out Yankees as Lollar Homers
Ray Moore pitched three hits as the Chicago White Sox defeated the New York Yankees 2 to 0. Sherman Lollar hit a two run homer and Jim Landis made a game saving catch to preserve the lead before a crowd of 30,388. Moore improved to 4-1 with Ford taking the loss as the Sox blanked the Yankees for the fifth time this season.
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Homers Spark Kansas City 7 2 Win Over Senators
In Kansas City, Murry Dickson pitched steadily and Bob Cerv Bill Tuttle and Hector Lopez hit home runs as the Athletics defeated the Washington Senators 7-2 on Monday night.
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