Lary and Tigers Blank Yankees 1-0 in Detroit
Frank Lary pitched his third straight shutout as Detroit beat New York 1-0. Kaline homered for the Tigers and threw out a Yankee scoring chance from right field. The Yankees were held to one run in 37 innings as Lary improved to 13-4 lifetime against New York.
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Detroit
Detroit Tigers
New York Yankees
Frank Lary
al Kaliner
Tigers
Kaline
Yankees
Lary
Duke Maas
New York
Maas
Duren
Berra
Wilson
L—Maas
Wildlife group urges halt to aerial pesticides in Alabama
The Alabama Wildlife Federation urged the U S and Alabama Departments of Agriculture to stop aerial spraying of heptachlor and dieldrin. Telegrams from Federation president Dr E O Majure cited Wilcox County fire ant trials showing bird, animal and fish losses and 100 percent quail death after treatment. The group warned of unknown human risks and urged caution until cumulative effects are known.
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Alabama Wildlife Federation
U. S
Alabama Departments of Agriculture
Alabama
E. O. Majure
Federation
Wilcox County
Cooperative Wildlife Research Unit
Auburn
Majure
Shrews, Birds, and Wildlife Notes From Local Patch
The piece surveys shrews as the world smallest mammals with notes on their diet habits and behavior. It mentions field observations at Wheeler Refuge including a mimeographed bird list, wild plums ripening, and the departure of U S Game Management Agent Leo Martin for Canada.
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Thomas Z. Atkeson
Wheeler Refuge
Leo Martin
U.S
Canada
Regina
U. S
Senators Rally Behind Plews Pearson to Beat Indians 11-7
Albie Pearson and Herb Plews each collected four hits as the Washington Senators defeated the Cleveland Indians 11-7. The Senators totaled 16 hits with homers by Jim Lemon and Clint Courtney and built a 11-0 lead through five innings before Cleveland rallied. Pedro Ramos earned the win to move to 5-5. Indians pitchers struggled in spots, with Vic Power homering among five seventh inning hits.
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Cleveland
Albie Pearson
Herb Plews
Washington Senators
Cleveland Indians
Senators
Jim Lemon
Clint Courtney
Cal McLish
Don Ferrarese
Jim Constable
Washington
Pearson
Gary Bell
Don Messi
Indians
Pedro Ramos
Vic Power
Fridley Dominates SA Batting Sprint in Week
Jim Fridley surged to a .400 season mark with a .500 pace in the seven days ending June 18, lifting Nashville and leading a circuit that includes Dick Phillips and Sammy Meeks at .353 for Atlanta and others. Fridley also tops totals in bases and hits, while Les Peden and Mel Clark drive in runs as team averages rise across the league.
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Atlanta
Jim Fridley
Big Nashville
Howe
Dick Phillips
Sammy Meeks
Chuck Coles
Nashville
New Orleans
Russ Snyder
Fridley
Little Rock
Rae Slider
Bobby Durnbaugh
New Orleans Pelicans
Birmingham
Pipe Theft Hits Wingfoot Ball Field Water Supply
A 250 foot length of half inch copper pipe was stolen from Wingfoot baseball field depriving Little Leaguers of water at the facility. Little League officials urge return of the pipe to restore fountains at the field.
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Wingfoot Baseball Field
Little
Rain postpones finals at West Side Tennis Club
Rain again washed out the $15,000 tournament matches at Forest Hills. Promoter Jack Kramer said finals moved from Friday to Monday and would be re scheduled for Tuesday night. Saturdays program will be played Sunday and Sundays on Monday night.
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West Side Tennis Club
Jack Kramer
Cards Upset Braves 2 1 Behind Mizell Tight Pitching
Felix Mantilla hit a seventh inning homer for Milwaukee for its first hit and only run as St. Louis Cardinals edged the world champions 2 to 1 at County Stadium. Vinegar Bend Mizell won despite four hits allowed and Larry Jackson got the final outs. Mantilla homered for Milwaukee, Burdette took the loss.
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Milwaukee
Felix Mantilla
Milwaukee Braves
Vinegar Bend Mizell
St. Louis Cardinals
Mizell
Larry Jackson
San Francisco
Mays Set to Leave Hospital and Rejoin Giants
Willie Mays, star outfielder for the San Francisco Giants, will be released from a New York hospital Saturday after tests. He will rejoin teammates in Philadelphia. Despite fatigue, Mays still leads the National League with a .382 batting average and had played hurt recently.
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Bill Rigney
Rigney
Giants
Philly
Philadelphia
New York
Willie Mays
Mays
Pittsburgh
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