Morehead First No Hitter In Little League Debut
Tommy Morehead of the National League Braves pitched a no hitter against the Cubs, with the Braves scoring 12 runs. The Braves opened with seven in the first, then three in the second and one in the fourth and fifth. Hill, Baker, and Slayton contributed with extra bases as Hinds took the loss. In the American League, the Yankees defeated the Indians as Joe Culver pitched a three hitter and led hitters Mathis Culver Storey with two hits each.
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Red Sox Rally To Take Kansas City In Wild Finish
Boston sub Billy Klaus belts a go ahead two run hit after a late miscue by Billy Hunter to lift the Red Sox 5-4 over Kansas City. Frank Malzone and Ted Lepcio contributed with early threats as Boston escapes the sweep with Leo Kiely closing out the final out for the win.
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Falkville Teams Honored At Senior Class Dinner
Falkville High School honored the football and basketball teams at a senior class dinner. Letter winners for the year were announced by Coach Kenneth Nimmo. Teachers and students helped serve the meal with Coach Dave Barker as guest speaker and Jerry Smarron as toastmaster.
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Ruth Banks Baugh Handicap Golf Finale Set
Decatur women golfers Mrs. Harry Jonas Mrs. J H Greene and Mrs. R G Hemminghaus will play off to decide the third Ruth Banks Baugh Handicap Tournament. Nine holes at Decatur Country Club follow 27 holes this week with 23 participants and Mrs Jonas earning medalist honors.
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Tigers end skid with 3-2 win over Yankees at Detroit
Frank Lary outduels Sal Maglie to lift the once last-place Tigers over the Yankees 3-2. Al Kaline drives in the decisive run with a seventh inning double for Detroit, snapping New York's 10-game win streak and ending Detroit's drought since May 13.
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Lemon Back On List Of Able After Surgery
Cleveland Indians player manager Bobby Bragan moved veteran pitcher Bob Lemon to the active list after an early workout, while rookie outfielder Carroll Hardy, 25, returned from an appendectomy and was placed on the disabled list for at least three weeks.
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Daily Requests Baseball Be Relayed Promptly
Decatur’s Daily urges managers to report local game results by 9 am daily for sports pages. Readers should contact Doug Norman this week and Phillip Kyle afterward to ensure coverage of youth through adult leagues.
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Irish Potato Sighting Becomes Shelf Showpiece in Richmond
Richmond restaurant owner Louis John Velitiolos found a two pound potato shaped like a man. He placed the odd vegetable on a display shelf for patrons to notice. The potato began turning green around St Patrick's Day signaling its Irish identity.
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Redlegs edge Dodgers 5 to 4 in Cincinnati showdown
Cincinnati uses 10 hits and clutch relief from Brooks Lawrence to beat Los Angeles 5 to 4. Jerry Lynch collects four hits as Don Newcombe and Sandy Koufax walk hitters and stumble in the defeat. Klippstein gets the win.
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Rockford Gift Offer Seeks 1936 Soap Box Derby Winner
Attorney John F. McCanna appeals for information to locate the 1936 Rockford soap box derby winner whom he filmed. He aims to present the star with the movie and believes the winner may have children who would enjoy the film.
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High Cost of Anger in Madison Drive-By Incident
Orrin Stofflet Jr. 33 rammed a parked car owned by his ex-wife's boyfriend in Madison Wisconsin. He faced fines and damages totaling 250 dollars and near suspension points on his license. The boyfriend's car sustained about 10 dollars in damage.
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Four year old prompts dinner guests with origin question
In North Little Rock Arkansas four year old Mark Andrews sparked an awkward moment at dinner when he asked his parents where he came from to the hospital. Unable to answer he suggested looking it up in the Book of Knowledge.
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Dropo Homer Delivers 4-3 Sox Victory Over Orioles
Walt Dropo hit his first homer of the season in the eighth to lift the Chicago White Sox to a 4-3 win over the Baltimore Orioles. Bill Fischer earned the win in relief, and Baltimore’s Bob Nieman tied the game with a seventh inning homer. O'Dell took the loss after an eight-hit effort.
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Braves Trade Bob Hazle for Tigers In inter league move
Milwaukee Braves ship outfielder Bob Hazle to Detroit Tigers after securing permission to activate Billy Bruton. Hazle who hit .403 late last season and .281 this year, was sent for cash and a possible player, though Detroit says no player was involved.
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Al White Signs With Knoxville Baseball Contract
Al White of Louisiana State signed a professional base ball contract with Knoxville. Scout Johnny Harris said Saturday. The Class A South Atlantic League club belongs to the Baltimore farm system. White was assigned to Pensacola in the Class D Alabama-Florida League. He is a 22 year old right handed batter and thrower who hit .388 in the Southeastern Conference this spring. He is a native of Downey.
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Braves Rally to Beat Giants 6 3 For NL Race Lift
Milwaukee surged to four runs in the eighth inning to defeat San Francisco 6 to 3. Don McMahon earned the win as Al Worthington took the loss after surrendering a three run lead in the sixth inning. Billy Bruton returned from recall and appeared in the ninth.
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LSU player joins 1958 All-SEC baseball contract group
The LSU player j becomes the fifth member of the 1958 All-SEC baseball team to sign a pro baseball contract. Fellow signees include Florida’s Bernie Parrish with Cincinnati, Auburn catcher Pat Duke, Auburn centerfielder L. F. Lanier, and Alabama left fielder Bobby Ledford.
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Lincoln Road Wins Jersey Stakes at Garden State Park
Lincoln Road led from the start to capture the $59,100 Jersey Stakes at Garden State Park in Camden New Jersey. The 3 year old colt trained by Isaac Blumberg and ridden by Adele Rice in a bid against Tim Tam and other rivals earned $37,865 for the win, boosting career earnings to $108,735 from a $3,100 investment.
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