The Gutterfly Man Returns in Slugger City OddS
Dick Radatz faces a tough test from a former mound threat known as The Gutterfly Man. The Orioles’ ninth relief appearance in 14 days powered a victory over Detroit as hitters from Powell Gentile and Drabowsky fueled a Baltimore win while Boston and Kansas City standings shift amid league-wide results.
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10th Inning Squeeze Wins For Cards
In Cincinnati the St Louis Cardinals pull ahead with a 10th inning squeeze play. Henry and Keough contribute key hits as Card players rally in extra innings to secure a dramatic victory over the Reds with Henry earning the win.
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Flintkote and Westinghouse Sweep San Leandro Doubleheader
Flintkote defeated Roberts 10-3 and Westinghouse beat Andre Paper Box 14-9 in the San Lasadra Recreation Dept C-4 League doubleheader. Flintkote standout John Candelario and Ralph Emerin had two hits apiece for Flintkote while Mike Bouchar and Ronald Franke contributed for the losers. scattered play and mixed defense marked the game as teams chase league position.
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Dark Fights For Players In Baseball Retaliation Debate
New York reports Alvin Dark faces a tough public push while defending players against beanings. The piece recalls past retaliations by pitchers and managers, highlighting Barlick, Crawford, and Doren incidents and the fight to protect hitters and teammates.
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Sonny Floyd Go Tickets Fight At Oakland Auditorium
Tickets for Sonny Floyd go on sale for next Monday night’s heavyweight bout to be shown live at the Oakland Auditorium. Prices are 2 dollars for ringside, 1 dollar for the balcony. Tickets available at Ringside Cafe Oakland, Sherman and Clay Box Drive, and local outlets.
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Giants Split Dodgers, Sanford Ousted In Second Game
In a chaotic night the Giants dropped to fourth place after a split with the Dodgers. Sanford was benched in the second game while Lil Bolla, McCovey and Cardinal rally the lineup. Fisher earned his fourth win in 11 decisions as Clemente Mazurowski and Mazewoski contributed key hits.
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Mets Edge Pirates With Ninth Inning Single
New York Mets edge Houston 5 4 on a ninth inning single by Bart Pi- er hitting after Alou and Mays sparked a late rally. The Pirates fall as Hewitt wild picks and strong defense by the Mets seal the win.
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Russians remark on Americans in Moscow meet contrasts
In Moscow and at Lenin Stadium the American track team notes a more relaxed mood and friendlier reception from Russians. Athletes like Beatty Jones Boston and Sharp describe colorful clothing, stylish changes, easier airport and transit experiences, and brighter attitudes as they adapt to Soviet hospitality during the Russian meet week.
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Ready Or Not Big Bo Heads For Islands
In a busy draft update, Mike Milnvak weighs questions for Pa and statehood timing as Bo Bellisky and notable players move teams. Chuck McKinley and Tuts Ike eye title dynamics amid Hawaii reports while Edlefson joins Berkeley. Livingston to Rams. Csbeton trade. Macy Clothier exits to Cowboys camp. Chuck Wistrada files no claim with Marsland Workmen's Compensation.
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Domeier One-Hitter In Fremont Leads St. Leonards Past Newark Woodchucks
Jon Domeier pitched a one hitter and doubled to pace St. Leonards to a win over Newark Woodchucks in Fremont. Sally Sandoval doubled and Neith O'Brien homered for the winners in the Fremont Community Recreation Dept doubleheader. Jem's Lonege tied Centerville 4-4 with Centerville Presbyterian Church as Dick Kay and Jack Endy had two hits for Centerville.
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49ers Open Grid Camp in Moraga Report Day
San Francisco 49ers prepare to open training camp in Moraga with 33 players expected, led by coach Red Hickey. Reports say 10 a.m. drills start as rookies join, five players headed to Chicago for College All-Star game, others to report by Friday. Six veterans unsigned, including Bashey Connolly Cooper Travis Woolson, plus new Hawaii tackle Gray joins the squad.
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Fight Results Report from Houston Event
A fragmented input reports boxing results from Houston with scattered names and scores. Names such as Heverg and Ler appear amid unclear references to bouts, opponents, and locations, making precise outcomes and contexts difficult to determine from the readable text.
Frick Rozelle and Foss Testify on Integration in AFL
Testimony before a committee highlighted AFL integration progress. Frick Rozelle and Foss cited that the AFL, founded in 1960, is now fully integrated with stadiums and facilities. Rosters showed 54 of 264 players are Black, while the Redskins were the last NFL team to integrate last year.
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