Moore Replaces O Neill as Phillies Manager In Shakeup
Terry Moore named successor to Steve O Neill as Phillies manager shocking the baseball world. Moore, ex Cardinals center fielder, brings scout experience and is expected to lift a lagging Phils team chasing the Giants in the standings. O Neill likely retires after a long managing career.
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DeMarco Carter Lightweight Title Bout Set in San Francisco
Promoter Benny Ford announced the Paddy De Mareo Jimmy Carter light welter championship will be staged at the Cow Palace in San Francisco on September 22. The bout, postponed from June 2, is promoted with the International Boxing Club.
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Major Standings and Scores From National and Minor Leagues
National League standings show New York leading with 58 wins and Brooklyn second at 52. Philadelphia 40, Cleveland 43, Chicago 41, Milwaukee 40. Latest results include New York 4 St Louis 0 and Cincinnati 2 4 Philadelphia 1 2. PONY and International League results list several minor games with various pitchers and hitters highlighted. The day’s top pitching note credits Bob Buhl of Milwaukee in a Braves win, while Tom Umphrett drove in all three Senators runs in a 3 2 victory over the White Sox. Fights reported include Del Flanagan defeating Alfredo Lagrutta in Little Rock and Rocky Tomasello outpointing Eddie Red Prince at Brooklyn Fort Hamilton.
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Milich Returns as Erie Manager in Pony League
Erie Pa Milich resumes role as General Manager after replacement of Joe Consall who had 10 days earlier taken over as manager. Consall was the fourth skipper this season as the Senators sit in last place at season start.
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Dodgers Drop Pair as Giants Trip Cards 4-0
An Associated Press game wrap describes Milwaukee’s late rally lifting the Braves to a 9-8 win over Brooklyn, with key hits from Patko and Logan. The nascent pennant race sees New York expand its NL lead after beating St. Louis 4-0 as Cleveland tops Philadelphia and other games shift standings.
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Opening day highlights feature Braves and Cavaliers in set
Milwaukee pitcher Bob Buhl earned his first win after seven losses as Eddie Mathews slugged his 20th and 21st homers, lifting the Braves. Don Liddle and Wes Westrum anchored a Giants win, while Art Fowler beat Curt Simmons as a two game set opened. Early Wynn sparked Cleveland with four hits in a win. The Yankees extended their streak to 10 thanks to miscues and Irv Noren's homer. Johnny Schmitz pitched five solid for Washington with Tom Umphlett driving in all three runs.
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Terry Moore Named Manager of Phillies
Amateur Terry Moore was named Philadelphia Phillies manager to revive the 1960 Whiz Kids. He replaces Stew ONeill after 48 hours of deliberation as the team sits 18 games behind the Giants in the National League.
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Tigers Top White Sox in Ninth as Tuttle Delivers
In a 3-2 nightcap, Detroit outfielder Bill Tuttle hit a two run double in the ninth to break a 2-2 tie and defeat Boston. Earlier, Ted Williams homered to aid Red Sox starter Wizard Nixon who earned his eighth win of the season.
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Shute Leads Carling's Open With Eagle Early At Manali
Hermon Densmore Shute a veteran of 25 years in golf tops the opening round of Carling's Open at Manali Country Club. He carded a 31 or 35 over par six under after an eagle on the 400 yard first hole and five birdies. The article notes Edwin Brooklyn of the Chattanooga Lookouts hails from Lake Mary Florida.
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Falcons Add First Baseman Panicke To Detroit Tigers
DETROIT Panicke a 1 year old first baseman from Evans ton Mil signed a minor league contract with the Detroit Tigers. The left handed hitter posted a 100 average for St. George Christian Brothers High School in Evanston this spring. He is 6 2 and 190 pounds and was signed by scout George Moriarty. He will report to Jamestown in the Class D PONY League and James G Brill from Pittsburgh is also signed to report next spring after a 350 batting average at Westminster College. Outfielder Gus Bell of the Redlegs assists the ticket department in winter duties.
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