Regan Dominates Orioles as Tigers Win Big
Phil Regan pitched a six hit complete game for Detroit in a 9-1 victory over Baltimore lifting the Tigers to a five game AL lead. Kaline had a triple and two hits drove in three runs as Robinson homered for Baltimore. Washington topped the Yankees 8-7 and Cleveland beat Boston 14-0. In the NL San Francisco beat Chicago 4-3 Pittsburgh 4-3 over St. Louis Cincinnati 2-1 and the Dodgers edged Milwaukee 2-1 in 11 innings.
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Carry Back Faces Tough Preakness Odds After Derby Win
Carry Back is a heavy favorite around 65 to win the Preakness with eight starters and a $177,200 pot. Derby winner carries high expectations while rivals Crozier Dr Miller Sherlock Globemaster seek the upset as new triple crown bids loom. Jack Price, Carry Back’s trainer, aims to extend the colt’s run toward Belmont after Baltimore’s race.
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Cardinals In A Tailspin
St Louis manager Bing Devine laments poor performance as the Cardinals fall 4 to 3 to Pittsburgh. Stan Musial leads with three singles and an RBI while Helms faces a closed team meeting after a costly late rally fails. Key run producers Boyer White and Lindy McDaniel struggle on the road trip.
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Quay Feem Shreveport at Nashville Chattanooga at Little Rock
A terse listing shows Quay Feem facing Shreveport as Nashville hosts Chattanooga and Little Rock, indicating a schedule order or matchups without added context. Specific dates, venues, and results are not provided in the fragment.
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Colts League Rosters and Practice Schedules Announced
Rosters and practice slates released for Colt League for boys 15 and 16. Teams include PET MILK managed by Ed Brazelton, ANDERSON OFFICE EQUIPMENT led by Ray Love, ELKS CLUB led by Namon Florence, and TRINITY STONE led by Gerald Gunn. Practices occur at West Town Park on specific evenings.
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Dodgers Win On Bases Loaded Walk To Beat Braves In 11
Dodgers rally from six scoreless innings, walk-off win over Warren Spahn as bases load walk produces 2-1 victory in 11 innings. Norm Sherry homer sparked the Dodgers late, Spahn loses in Los Angeles for 13th year.
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Cardinals Edge Braves In 11th Inning For Win
The Cardinals scored in the 11th to beat the Braves 7-6 in Little League action. Owens earned the win for St Louis while Stevenson took the loss.
SEC Still Hunting For Baseball Team
The Southeastern Conference searches for a baseball representative for the NCAA District Three playoffs at Gastonia North Carolina June 13. District Chairman Jim Whatley of Georgia invited Florida, but Ray Graves declined citing we did not win the championship. Florida finished 19-9 and placed third in the season standings.
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Atlanta Rips Barons 5-0 in decisive win
Atlanta’s Dan Pfister regained form to dominate Birmingham as the Crackers win 5-0. Ken Rowe’s four-hit effort and Barons’ fielding miscues fueled the sputtering Birmingham defense. Chattanooga surged to league lead with a 15-hit attack against Little Rock, aided by Don Erickson relief. Mobile beat Macon 7-4 in a late rally with Doug Hubacek and Shep Frazier delivering key hits.
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Owens Rejoins Phillies After Opening Exit
Jim Owens the temperamental right hander is set to rejoin the Philadelphia Phillies after quitting in spring training following a dispute with GM John Quinn. Owens may start or relieve as manager Gene Mauch fits him into the pitching staff under contract.
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Walnut Hills students campaign to decorate trash cans
Walnut Hills High School Student Council promotes trash can use with decorations and a poem by senior Karen Rose. The item aims to boost cleanliness on campus. Meanwhile Hawaii enforces a 120 day dog quarantine to keep rabies free, with stringent entry rules.
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SEC Eastern Division delays LSU playoff bid
Conference champion Louisiana State refused to participate claiming the Ben gals could face Negroes in the playoffs, reflecting racial tensions influencing postseason decisions.
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Improvements At Harbor Slated At Decatur Harbor
The Harbor Board and City Commissioner Jim Higginbotham announced a major facelift for Decatur Harbor. The city will perform work including 12 new concrete picnic tables, three barbecue grills, repainted fences, creosoted poles to separate parking from picnics, paved trailer parking with two exits, street repairs, repainted parking lanes, new curbing, sand spreading at the harbor beach, new swimming drums, replacement of missing concrete posts, and additional north side parking with gravel.
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Hot Springs Open Invitational golf field heats up for 20 000 prize
Ninety four top professional golfers plus fourteen amateurs begin play for a share of 20000 in Hot Springs Arkansas with Doug Sander and Paul Harney leading the field. Other stars include Cary Middlecoff Bill Collins Julius Boros Mike Souchak and Jack Fleck.
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Crax Dodgers deny report on Negro in Crackers lineup
ATLANTA AP officials of the Atlanta Crackers and their parent Los Angeles Dodgers deny a columnist report that a Negro would join the team. Dodgers VP Buzzie Bavasi says no such plan exists and no player is being sent to exploit racial policies. Nate Peeples remains the only Negro to play in the Southern Association, appearing in two games in 1954.
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