Cardinals Bow To Bums 6 To 4
Brooklyn’s Duke Snider and Pee Wee Reese delivered two out ninth inning triples to defeat the St. Louis Cardinals 6 to 4. Newcombe improved to 7 6 on the season, matching his 12th straight win over St. Louis dating to 1951. Card pitcher Mizell faltered in relief allowing Kasko and Walker Cooper hits before Labine secured the save. The loss snaps a Cardinal four game streak, tying the series at one win each.
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Den
St. Louis Cardinals
PeeWee Reese
Duke Snider
Doiger
Newcombe
Redbirds
Vice
Cardinals
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Snider
Vinegar Bend
Clem Labine
Eddie Kasko
Walker Cooper
Don Blasingame
Alvin Dark
Stan Musial
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Probable Pitchers For Upcoming Major League Games
AP reports probable pitchers for June 22 MLB games. National League matchups include New York, Chicago, Cincinnati, St. Louis, and Milwaukee with pitchers such as Antonelli, Drott, Swanson, Ouse, and Phillips listed. American League games feature Chicago at New York, Detroit at Baltimore, Kansas City at Boston, and Cleveland at Washington with a slate of listed starters including Pierce, Cicotte, Hoeft, Garver, Wynn, and Garcia.
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Chicago
Antonelli
Barclay
Va Drott
Drabhewsky
St. Louis
Dryedale
Cincinnati
Swanson
Ouse
Jeffonat
Milwaukee
Card
Roberta
Phillips Ls
Buh
Pierce
Keegan
Shantse
Cicotte
Detroit
Baltimore
Hoeft
Moore
K City
Boston
Garver
Brewer
Bullivan
Cleveland
Drigeon
Wynn
Garcia
Fornieles Shuts Out A's as Red Sox Win 5-1
Boston pitcher Mike Fornieles hurled a six hitter for his second complete game with the Sox and did not walk a batter while Frank Malzone hit a two run homer in a four run third inning. Billy Martin started the rally with a leadoff homer in the sixth for Kansas City.
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Boston
Mike Fornieles
Boston Red Sox
Kansas City
Washington
Fornieles
Sox
Billy Martin
Athletics
Baltimore
Billy Goodman
Detroit
Mike
Frank Malzone
Fornicles
Jim Piersall
Billy Klaus
Piersall
Ted Williams
Mickey Vernon
Malzone
Piersali
Outboard Cruise Plans for Mud Creek Knoxville and Decatur
A boat cruise departing for Mud Creek Chattanooga and Knoxville is planned for June 29. Participants Ed Thompson Maurice Means James W West Hardy Haley Clark Russell Carl Templeton Richard Dunn Bill Anderson coordinate a same time departure with an overnight stay at Chickamauga Harbor and return around July 5 or 6. A meeting for all participants is set for Sunday June 23 at 5 30 pm at the Harbor. those unable to attend may call Ed Thompson at Hartselle 2508.
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Chattanooga
Knoxville
Ed Thompson
Maurice Means
James W. West
Hardy Haley
Clark Russell
Carl Templeton
Richard Dunn
Bill Anderson
Decatur
Chickamauga Harbor
Hartselle
Today’s Games By The Associated Press Schedule
Multiple baseball matchups listed by city and team including New York Chicago Philadelphia Milwaukee Pittsburgh Cincinnati Brooklyn St Louis Cleveland Washington Detroit Baltimore Chicago New York Kansas City Reston Atlanta Little Rock Birmingham Memphis Chattanooga New Orleans Nashville Mobile.
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Chicago
Phiodelphia
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Cleveland
Washington
Detroi
Baltimore
Kansas City
Reston
Southern
Atlanta
Little Rock
Hirmingham
Memphis
Chattanooga
New Orleans
Naeshville
Mobile
Brantly Captures Southern Amateur Title in Brisk Finish
Brantly, 22 from Chattanooga, beat Arnold Blum 3 and 2 to win the Southern Amateur at LaGorce Country Club. Brantly led throughout and sealed victory on the 34th hole after a clutch 8‑foot chip sunk at the edge of the cup.
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Fla
Ed Brantly
Chattanooga
Tenn
Arnold Blum
Macon
Brantly
Blum
LaGorce Country Club
Dormie
Southern
Tennessee
Memphis
Jerry Greenbaum
Atlanta
Dick Chapman Sr
Pinehurst
N.C
U.S
Cobby Ware
Augusta
Chapman
Ware
Houston la Clair Jr
Birmingham
Ala
Bert Weaver Takes One Stroke Flint Open Lead
Bert Weaver 25 from Texas grabbed a one stroke lead at the Flint Open after three rounds totaling 206 as round four looms. Arnold Palmer and Paul Harney trailed one behind while Rosburg faltered with a 77. Weaver’s seven birdies included a 25 foot birdie and two long putts.
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Flint
Mich
Bert Weaver
Bob Rosburg
Weaver
Louisiana State University
Rosburg
Flint Golf Club
Arnold Palmer
Latrobe
Paul Harney
Boston
Mass
Gardner Dickinson Jr
Panama City
Fla
Don Finsterwald
Wilmington
N C
Beaumont
Palmer
Anaya and LaRosa Demand Rematch For World Tag Title
Cyclone Anaya and Guy LaRosa secure a world tag title rematch against Jack and Don Fargo. The main event at the Decatur National Guard Armory features an eight fifteen start with a two of three falls, one hour limit, plus Tony Martin versus Joe Costello on the undercard.
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Cyclone Anaya
Guy LaRosa
Jack
Don Fargo
Anaya
LaRosa
Fargos
Decatur National Guard Armory
Cubs Rip Giants 12 4 In Rain Shortened Game
Chicago Cubs hammered four New York pitchers for 16 hits including two homers in a 12 4 rain shortened win over the Giants. Chuck Tanner hit a three run homer Dale Long added a two run shot and Walt Moryn collected two doubles and two singles. Tom Poholsky notched his first 1957 win despite two losses.
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Chicago
Chicago Cubs
New York
Giants
Cub
Chuck Tanner
Dale Long
Walt Moryn
Tom Poholsky
Temple Punches Baseball Writer in Cincinnati Clubhouse
Cincinnati baseball brief details a June 2 incident after a Reds game where Johnny Temple struck Earl Lawson, Times-Star writer and official scorer, prompting a $100 NL fine from Warren Giles and Temple's apology. Lawson suffered a bruised eye, Temple claimed it was temper, not a fight.
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Johnny Temple
Cincinnati Redleg
Earl Lawson
Cincinnati Times - Star
Temple
National League
Warren C. Giles
Lawson
Giles
Hank Foiles
Pittsburgh Pirate
Redleg
Ed O'Neil
Dayton Daily News
World’s highest capital city La Paz in Bolivia
La Paz sits in a shelter valley at 11 900 feet making it the world’s highest capital city. In the United States accidents fall in spring but June records peak injuries and fatalities nationwide.
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la Paz
Bolivia
U. S
Yanks Move In Familiar Spot
The New York Yankees beat the Chicago White Sox 6-5 in 13 innings as Yogi Berra hit a walk off homer. Tommy Byrne pitched nine scoreless innings in relief to help New York seize first place in the American League for the first time in seven weeks.
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Jack Hand
NEW York
New York Yankees
Yogi Berra
Chicago White Sox
Yanks
Tommy Byrne
White Sox
Chicago
Byrne
Bill Skowron
Mickey Mantle
Harry Simpson
Berra
Paul LaPalme
Baseball Scores Roundup From Saturday Night Action
Boston defeated Kansas City 5 to 1 while Cleveland won 7 to 1 over Washington. New York edged Chicago 6 to 5 in 13 innings. Detroit played Baltimore at night. Chicago beat New York 12 to 4 with rain shortened to six innings. Philadelphia beat Milwaukee 4 to 2 and St Louis beat Cincinnati 6 to 1 as Pittsburgh was idle.
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Boston
Kansas City
Cleveland
Washington
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Baltimore
Rainladelphia
Maumine
Lyn
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Sanford Hurls Phils to Victory Over Braves in Milwaukee
On June 22 Jack Sanford earned his ninth win as the Philadelphia Phillies beat the Milwaukee Braves 4 to 2 in Milwaukee. Sanford scattered six hits, five of them over the last five frames, while Stan Lopata hit his sixth homer to pace the Phillies. Bob Trowbridge took the loss for the Braves.
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Milwaukee
Jack Sanford
Philadelphia Phillies
Milwaukee Braves
Braves
Cincinnati Redlegs
St. Louis
Phillies
Sanford
Stan Lopata
Bob Trowbridge
Hurth Announces 18 L A Roster Changes
New Orleans June 22 President Charles A Hurth announced 18 roster changes in Southern Asia. Wichita recalled Charlies King from Atlanta while Birmingham reinstated Alan Grandcolas from the disabled list.
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New Orleans
Charles A. Hurth
Asia
Wichita
Charlies King
Atlanta
Birmingham
Alan Grandcolas
Athens Cycle Races Set for June 30 at Athens Fairgrounds
The North Alabama Motorcycle Club announced the annual Athens race for June 30 at the Athens Fair Grounds. Noted riders Buck Brigance Charlotte NC Tommy Morris Jacksonville FL and Everett Bash er Beaumont TX are expected. Time trials start 1:30 p.m. with the main race at 2:30 on a half mile flat track. Prize money totals 600 dollars. Rock Stone Montgomery will be referee. The event is sanctioned by the American Motorcycle Association and sponsored by the club.
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B. M. Magnusson
North Alabama Motorcycle Club
Buck Brigance
Charlotte
N.C
Tommy Morris
Jacksonville
Fla
Everett Basher
Beaumont
Texas
Magnusson
Rock Stone
Montgomery
American Motorcycle Association
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Railroad Crew Changes and Player Transfers Noted
The report lists movement involving Rochester Detroit Charleston New Orleans Mobile and Richmond with returns and options among named individuals, indicating ongoing personnel shifts and assignments.
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Rochester
Donald E. Lee
Detroit
William Wilson
Charleston
New Orleans
Thomas Hamilton
Mobile
Richmond
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