Little League Phillies rally stumbles Dodgers win
Dodgers surge with nine runs in the first inning and tenacity on the mound to beat the Phillies 14 11 as Lewellen walks 15 in a wild start. Giants overpower Cardinals 15 8 as Terrell Baker and Land lead a nine run surge to seize control in the second.
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Cards Edge Opponents With Sharp Fielding And timely Hits
The Cardinals showcased strong defense with Dennis Moore and Jimmy Pleming making key stops at short and infield. Kevin Stotts and Rippy contributed heads up plays at second, with Baker and Terrell flashing solid defense around third and first.
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Kevin Wood Named Player Of The Week In Little League
Kevin Wood was voted outstanding player after the second week. The Giants shortstop batted .417 with five hits five runs batted in and a double. Giants sit behind the Dodgers in standings as the season progresses.
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National League race and weekly baseball results compacted
Standings show San Francisco 29 19 and Philadelphia 27 18 leading the NL with St Louis and Cincinnati close behind. Sunday and Monday schedule notes include multiple night games, rain postponement, and pitcher matchups for St Louis at San Francisco Chicago at New York Cincinnati at Los Angeles and others.
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Mike Petty Named Pony League Player Of The Week
Mike Petty chosen as Pony League player of the week for Tigers. He batted 375 with a three run double and two homers, top RBI with seven in one game and scored seven runs while stealing five bases as Tigers move toward top standings.
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Dodgers Shake Up Lineup Beats Mets 9 2
Dodgers manager Walt Alston swapped in Wally Moon and Wes Parker to spark a 9 2 win over the New York Mets. Moon and Parker had two hits each as Moon drove in two runs with a two run single in the third inning and Parker scored twice after reaching base twice.
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Veeck Back To Dead Ball Era Suggestion Triggers Conference Talk
The Bench 1 notes Bill Veeck urges a return to a dead ball era to curb homers and lengthen games, saying pitchers could relax. It discusses Texas and SWC rumors, potential super conference plans, and implications for major and minor sports across campuses including Oklahoma and Texas.
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Indians Beat Senators I A
Jed Whitfield and Bob Chance each had three hits and hit consecutive homers in the sixth to power the Cleveland Indians to a 7-4 win over the Washington Senators. Jack Kralick pitched seven shutout innings before giving way. Don McMahon earned the save after a late Senators rally.
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Tigers Rally To Top White Sox 4-3 In Comeback Victory
Detroit overcame a 3-0 deficit to defeat Chicago 4-3 as an unearned run in the top of the seventh gave the Tigers the win. The result snapped Detroit’s six-game skid while dropping the White Sox further in the standings behind Baltimore. Larry Sherry earned the crucial relief win.
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Two Cut Down Twins Saturday
In Minneapolis Minnesota Steve Barber and Stu Miller combined to limit the Minnesota Twins to five hits as they won 2-1 on Saturday.
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Childress Uses Strong Defense to Shut Out Friona 7-0
Childress American Lion tops Friona 7-0 on a three hitter led by Anthony Shires. Shires also won the opener against Dimmitt as Jerry Sachse drove in three with two doubles. Ronnie Sims made a key seventh inning catch and Pat Cardine plated two runs with a first–inning single.
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Dow Jones Averages Early June Report
New York Dow Jones averages for the first week of June show declines across major indices. The Industrials (Ind) dip from 821.40 to 806.03 with an overall off of 14.53, while Rail (Ris) and Utilities (Utils) shows similar downturns and the Transportation index moves lower.
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