Long Range Realignment Sparks I L Expansion Talks
International League president Tommy Richardson discusses potential expansion to 10 clubs for 1962 amid major league meeting in Chicago. He notes plans could involve Buffalo and Toronto franchises and hints at future minor league realignment drawn by Ford Frick, with possible city moves and Canadian competition.
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N. Y
International League
Tommy Richardson
Little I. L
George M. Trautman
Cleveland Indians
Tommy
Toronto
Chicago
Richardson
Ford Frick
Frick
American Association
Indianapolis
Louisville
Texas League
Denver
Pacific Coast
Pat Richardson
Quebec
Montreal
Hamilton
Charleston
Meadow Stakes payoff at Belmont Park tops Suffolk Downs day
At Belmont Park a big purse payoff followed a Suffolk Downs meet where Sir Gaylord s progeny dominated. Peace Ship Wise Flushing Pawanson and Jeddah Chant won in the trio of races with Jeddah Chant taking the major stake as fans watched a rare multiple-bet payoff.
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Boston
Nicketta
Suffolk
Belmont Park
Istaael Valemuvla
Gemutthe
Denethis Jeddah Chant
Jenga
Silversmith
Phil Grimm
Tory
Sir Gaylord
Volt Main
Tyra
Monmouth Park
Sie Gay
Suffolk Downs
Lord Paint
Peace Ship
Wise Flushing
Pawanson
Jeddah Chant
Peachy Breezes Triumphs in Arlington Park Stakes
Peachy Breezes led Island Belle to a seven length victory in Arlington Park’s $10,000-added Traiis Belle Stakes. Chuckie Pogehy Kellmeyer of Charleston W Va finished second as the field chased Island Belle from the start. Jed and Maureen Taylor were noted in other races with Miss Pace and Karen Shifty mentioned in related preliminaries and records.
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Island Belle
Chattanooga
Tenn
Chuckie Pogehy Kellmeyer
Charleston
Lack. W.va
Hebert Nongtu
Victory Monday
Andainder
Jed
Maureen Taylor
Chathineova
W Va
Ontry
Natalie
Fishes
Karen Shifty
Chintta
Chuckle Luck
Tohanotoean Evans
Belton
Sed Sellers
Alti
IL All-Stars blank Indians 2-0 in high crowd game
International League all-stars held Cleveland to two singles as Ray Washburn and Bob Veale combined for three scoreless innings each in War Memorial Stadium. Bob Johnson drove in both runs with a fifth-inning single, giving the IL stars their third straight upset of a major league opponent before a crowd of 21,885, the largest ever for a Buffalo baseball game.
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Buffalo
Cleveland Indians
International League All-Stars
Tribe
War ‘Memorial Stadium
Rochester
Bob Johnson
International League Stars
All Stars
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Ray Washburn
Charleston
Columbus
Bob Veale
Indians
Bob Duliba
Max Surkent
Bisons
Orlando Pena
Jersey City
Montreal
Cleveland
Jim Piersall
John Romano
Woody Held
Johnny Temple
Washburn
Mikey de la Hoy
Vic Power
Veale
Duliba
Surkont
Pena
Felix Torres
Curry
Ted Savage
Juli
Jim Pendleton
John
Tony Curry
Pendleton
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Johnson
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Ossegan
Jones
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Weaver
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Trash
Vente
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Charleston Marlins Set At Syracuse
The Charleston Marlins travel to Syracuse for a three game I League set with last place Chiefs as they chase Columbus. Hal Deitz likely to start, with Tiefenauer Gregay and Sadowski in supportive roles. Oliver optioned to Lancaster. Herta and Lauf balancing catching duties. Watts sidelined with a broken arm.
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Charleston Marlins
Columbus
Chiefs
Marlins
Ichiefs
Charleston
Watt Powell Park
Richmond Virginians
Rochester
Richmond
Jersey City
Righthancer
Hal Deitz
Schultz
Deitz
Bob Tiefenauer
Leroy Gregay
Bo Sadowski
Diets
Joe Ryan
Ray Oliver
Lancaster
Jim Lau
Bob Hertrera
Harry Watts
Kanawha Golf Moves Along in Handicap Tournament
Kanawha Country Club moves toward the semifinals in the handicap tournament. Johnny Jarvis leads the pro division with second round action in the lower bracket featuring Andy Brawley vs. P R Anderson Jr. Jim Newkirk advances to face Floyd Major in the quarterfinals as results show multiple matches completed across both brackets.
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Kanawha Country Club
Johnny Jarvis
Andy Brawley
P. R. Anderson Jr
Jim Newkirk
Floyd Major
Lower Sracker
Stan Eatiman
bin Hackett
Ken George
Jack Stephenson
Bill Krieg
Scott Camp Five Captures Lead In Cage League
Scott Camp takes sole first in the Summer Basketball Leagues with a 6040 victory over Wynn's Friction at Watt Powell Annex Monday night. Luther Stover led the winners with 2% while Bob Smith matched that for the losers. Silver Brand upset Midwest Raleigh 69 to 40. Bob Tweedy scored 20 and Art Shelton 17. Next doubleheaders set for Wednesday and Friday at 6:44.
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Scott Camp
Wynn
Watt Powell Annex
Luther Stover
Bot Smith
Silverbrand
Midwest-Raleigh
Bob Tweedy
Art Shelton
WVU
Mike Wolfe
Midwest
Justice
Beltr
Summers
Sheva
Young
Tyrne
Blake
Persy
Milter
Midwest Ty
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Ferrero
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Ehmore
Smith
Guinge
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Wallam
Snyder
Ob Halstead
Tolaty
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Tee Wynn's
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Ty Center College
Vives Brand
Nynin's
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Tert Walle
Wurdente
Shoney's
Lovege
Bert Wolfe
International League Monday Result Al Stars Edges Cleveland 2 0
International League results show the Al Stars defeating Cleveland 2 to 0 on Monday. Sunday games included Charleston 8 Buffalo 1 1 Columbus 11 Syracuse 5 Jersey City 6 Taranto 3 and Rochester 2 Richmond 0. Tuesday schedule lists Charleston at Syracuse Richmond at Buffalo Jersey City at Rochester Columbus at Toronto.
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International League
Atlanta
Jacksonville
Richmond
Columbus
Charleston
Louisville
Indianapolis
Quebec
Montreal
Toronto
Buffalo
Rochester
Syracuse
Jersey City
al Stars
Cleveland
Buffato
Owens Hurls 1-0 Phillies Victory After Spring Salvo
Jim Owens, the controversial right hander who briefly quit the Phillies in spring training, hurled six innings of four hit ball before tiring as Philadelphia beat the San Francisco Giants 1 0. Dallas Green finished the game as the bullpen gave up four more safeties in the final frame.
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Philadelphia
Jim’ Owens
Philadelphia Phillies
Phillies
San Francisco Giants
Giants
Dallas Green
Burdette Folds but Braves Win 9-6 in St Louis
Lew Burdette lasted eight innings before wobbly end, Milwaukee beat St Louis 9-6 as Don McMahon and Lew Burdette combined to secure the win. Burdette improved to 7-5, Cardinals fall to 13-7 in a night game marked by late rallies and relief pitching.
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Lew Burdette
Braves
ST. Louis
Milwaukee Braves
St. Louis Cardinals
Don McMahon
Burdette
Milwaukee ST. Louis
Adrau Cimoli
Warwick
Bolling
eSaw'iski
Mathews
McCarver
Aaran
White
Thomas
Boyer
Ak Adcock
Musial
Ay Torre
James
Memittan
Heitian
She
Fee
Morgantown
West ‘Jackson
Virginia University
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Adcock
Milwaukee Cartney
St Louis
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Ceanmns
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Landot
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MicDermott
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Jackowski
Vargo
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Council Gets New Members in Little League Report
The Raleigh area Little League notes new council members Chas. East Midwest Raleigh Tost Tast Tutwiter Cadillec O'Dell and Webb Driver Fitton Ellis and Ellis Green. Leading hitters include Midwest O'Dell and Weos with 3 to 4 hits, Smith 4-5, Bolarsky 24, Nevis 2-3, Tutwiler Green doubled.
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East Midwest
Raleigh
Tost
Tast
Tutwiter Cadillec
Wort O'Dell
Webb
Fitton Uh
Ellis
Green
Midwest
O'Dell
Weos Exch
Smith
Bolarsky
Nevis
Tutwiler
Colt League Sid's First Victory Marked by Strong Pitching
In a Colt League game Sid's edged out as leading hitters Sid and Spencer produced the only hit. Optimist with Rollins Swain Chill Gress Randolph and Cavender contributed with solid at bats. Cavender struck out 11 batters as Edens and Walsh Cavender Ashe rworth led the offense. Final score 1-51.
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Sid’s
Edens
Walsh
Cavender
Asherworth
Sid's
Spencer
Optimist
Rollins
Swain
Chill Gress
Randolph
Doubles Play Today At Watt Powell Tennis Tournament
Public Courts event features top seed Stefan Young and Warne Ferguson in men's singles leading the action. Monday's play saw Donna Lawson top June Van Olst, with strong showing from other doubles teams as favorites aim for titles in three divisions while a full schedule unfolds including mixed doubles and women's doubles.
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Watt Powell Annex
Barbara White
Bluefield
Mary Loder
Charleston
Bob Fretwell
Netters
Stefan Young
Warne Ferguson
Young
John Bentley
Ferguson
Ross Tuckwiller
Donna Lawson
June van Olst
Miss Lawson
Joe Bader
Jerry White
Lee Bivens
Charles Warner
Byron Kallam
Jack Lutz
Patty Lines
Margy Wallace
Beth Hutchison
Susan Allen
Rose Farry
Marsha Ragland
Marion Jeffords
Ned Chilton
Reid Carney
Bader
Miss Ragland
Bob Pruett
Susan White
White
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Steve Parsons
Caplan-King
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Gare Jnon
Ireland
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Harrick
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MicJunkin
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Onley
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Monbouquette
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