Charleston Minnepolis Game Washed Out In Rain
Rain halted the Charleston Senators at Minneapolis in the fifth inning with Charleston leading 4-2 after four. The game, delayed by heavy showers, was called and will be made up as a doubleheader tonight. Don Lee faces Bill Monbouquette in one game. the second game undecided.
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Spahn Stops Giants in a Weather Affected Showdown
The Montgomery will defend its Catholic Youth Organization title for the third straight year at Coonskin Park. Teams from Dunbar Mullens Dogatt South Charleston St Albans Blacksburg and others are expected. A 400 foot homer by Stan belted for the Montgomery club highlighted a tense 400 foot blast during a rain touched matchup as the second half of the meet loomed. The event marks the annual track meet with a new trophy for the team that wins three times.
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Braves beat Giants as Spahn wins fifth with Mathews and Adcock
Warren Spahn pitched a three hit game and Ed Mathews and Joe Adcock provided home runs as the Milwaukee Braves beat the San Francisco Giants 2 to 1. The victory extended Milwaukee’s lead in the National League, dropping the Giants to third place and widening the gap over St Louis. The Dodgers also won over Cincinnati in a separate twi-night doubleheader, with Gil Hodges and Joe Pignatano homering for Los Angeles.
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Flood's Ninth-Inning Heroics Lift Cardinals Over Pirates 2-1
Curt Flood drilled a two-run homer in the ninth to give St. Louis a 2-1 win over Pittsburgh, lifting the Cardinals to second place in the NL as Milwaukee led the chase. The game at Pittsburgh on Tuesday night featured bright late-inning offense and a decisive homer that sealed the victory for the Cardinals.
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Association Standings From Tuesday and Monday Games
In Tuesday action Charleston defeated Minneapolis in a rain delayed match while Wichita at Denver was postponed by rain. St Paul led Louisville 4 to 3 when called at five innings due to rain. Omaha beat Indianapolis 8 to 6. Monday results showed Minneapolis 2 Charleston 2 and Wichita 5 Denver 3 with St Paul 5 6 Louisville 2 8 and Omaha 2 Indianapolis 1.
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West Virginian Batting Figures Lead In League Standings
Northwest League note cites Hardman dropping to .283 with 49 hits including 11 doubles six total bases. Joe Sparks of McComas driven in 37 runs on a .274 average with 43 hits in 157 at bats, plus five home runs. Ray Reed of Chattaroy for Jacksonville has .271 average with 17 RBIs and 48 hits. Local leaders list Clark with 65 hits and 36 runs, Green with 10 home runs, and O'Neil at .318.
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O'Neil
Wednesday's Games Feature Louisville St Paul and Other Tripleheader
Louisville visits St Paul while Indianapolis meets Omaha and Wichita travels to Denver in a three game slate.
Payne Seizes Edgewood Honor in Women's Championship
Mrs. Henry Payne led qualification with 44 for nine holes at Edgewood Country Club and will face Mrs. H M Hill in the Championship flight today. Pairings include Hardy vs Mrs W Stepherd and Bird vs Airs F Bitten with other matchups in second and third flights.
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Ann Patrick
Senators Trade Bud Byerly to Red Sox for Jack Spring
The Washington Senators traded veteran reliever Bud Byerly, 47, and cash to Boston for left-hander Jack Spring. Byerly had a 22-0 record with Washington this season and previously pitched for Minneapolis in 1954-55. Spring, 25, came from the Red Sox farm at Minneapolis after a stint with the San Francisco club where he went 11-9 in the Pacific Coast League.
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House Approves Sports Antitrust Exemption Measure
The House voted to exempt professional baseball basketball football and hockey from antitrust laws, favoring club owners who seek freedom from restrictions on player contracts and related practices. The Walter bill would protect reserve clauses and broadcasting rules while upholding business practices like concessions and stadium operations.
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