Giants Eye NL Pennant as Rigney Voiced Confidence
Giants manager Bill Rigney claimed San Francisco has a good shot at the National League pennant with a young, strong pitching staff led by McCormick Antonelli Jones Fisher Sanford and Miller. He cautioned the race will be tight with Milwaukee LA and Pittsburgh as rivals. Rain canceled a Tuesday doubleheader with Philadelphia. one game will be played tonight and a two-game set Thursday night.
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Bill Rigney
San Francisco Giants
Poe
Giants
Rigney
Mike McCormick
Johnny Antonelli
Sam Jones
Eddie Fisher
Jack Sanford
Stu Miller
Softball Roundup Scores From Regional Games
A scrambled roundup of softball results and matchups across Springfield and Archdale areas. Games include Guilford Lounge versus Heritage Springfield, Industrial National and Telephone versus Adams, plus Monarch and Vic's Bar-B matchups with minor scores and listings for league standings and venues.
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Industrial American
Guilford Lounge
Heritage
Springfield Middle
Globe—Springfield i
Industrial National
Adams Millis
Harvell
Minn
Mining
Myrtle Desk
Springfield
Thayer Coggin
Silver Craft
Carolina Springs
Silver Knittingfield
Recreation
Monarch
Chasteen
Little Loop Standings Show Tigers and Indians in Tight Race
The Little Loop standings list Tigers Athletics against WP-Riggs and LP-Weich a Indians in a close division battle with shifting positions and emerging leaders.
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Tigers Athletics
Riggs
Weich
Alliance to Host Women’s International Open Golf Field
Nearly 100 players tee off in Alliance Ohio for the Women’s International Open at Alliance Country Club with 32 LPGA pros and a $12,500 prize fund. Jackie Pung and Wiffi Smith are out due to illness and injury, as top amateurs join for the 72hole medal event on a 6,253 yard par 71 course.
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Alliance
Ohio
Alliance Country Club
Jackie Pung
Wiffi Smith
Duren Shuts Down Indians as Yankees Slow Slide
Ryne Duren delivers two innings of one hit relief with three strikeouts to back a 1-0 Yankees win over the Indians. White Sox close gap on Cleveland with a 7-3 victory at Boston, while Baltimore splits a doubleheader with Kansas City. St. Louis outlasts Cincinnati 6-5 in 11 innings as Don Newcombe’s streak ends at eight.
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Champs
Ryne Duren
Yank
Sreak
Cleveland
Whitey Ford
Indians
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Duren
Chicago
White Sox
Boston
Baltimore
Kansas City
Ray Herbert
Washington
Detroit
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Don Newcombe
Herb
Bobby Richardson
Ford
Tito Francona
Woody Held
Yogi Berra
Berra
Billy Pierce
Don Buddin
Jackie Jensen
Turk Lown
Red Sox
Ted Wills
Jim McAnany
Herbert
Harry Chiti
Billy O'Dell
Orioles
Milt Pappas
Willy Tasby
Johnny Bucks
Roger Maris
Bob Allison
Roy Sievers i
Senators
Tigers
Hal Naragon
Billy Consolo
Frank Lary
Pete Ramos
New York
Law
Charlie Neal
Wally Moon
Dick Groat
Bob Skin
Ner
Bucs
Johnny Podres
Clem Labine
Cubs
Bill Henry
Lee Walls
Earl Averill
Walls
Juan Pizarro
Hank Aaron
Joey Jay
Cardinals
Newcombe
Ray Katt
Don Blasingame
Joe Cunningham
Stan Musial
Lindy McDaniel
Marshall Bridges
Reds
Larry Jackson
Frank Robinson
Homer
Major League Standings and Upcoming Games
The standings show Chicago leading with 48 36 and Baltimore 45 41. New York at 42 43, Detroit 42 45, Washington 40 44, Boston 38 46, Kansas City 36 48. Tuesday results: Kansas City 1 1, Baltimore 0 3, New York 1 Cleveland 0, Washington 4 Detroit 2, Chicago 7 Boston 3. Thursday schedule lists Cleveland at New York, Detroit at Washington, Chicago at Boston, Kansas City at Baltimore all noted as N or N'.
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Cabae
Chicago
Baltimore
New York
Detroit
Washington
Boston
Kansas City
Cleveland
Baseball Standings and Schedule From the League Night
The standings show San Francisco leading with 49 wins and 37 losses, followed by Los Angeles 49–40 and Pittsburgh 47–40. The schedule lists games: San Francisco at Philadelphia, Los Angeles at Pittsburgh, Milwaukee at Chicago, and Cincinnati at St. Louis, with St. Louis 6 Cincinnati 5 and Chicago 10 Milwaukee 5 in a nine inning or two night setting.
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Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Chicago
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Pirates Acquire Catcher Harding Peterson
The Pittsburgh Pirates bought catcher Harding Peterson from their Wilson Carolina League farm team and he will report immediately after Hank Foiles went on the disabled list with a knee injury. Danny Kravits is the only other catcher available with finger fractures. Peterson played 30 games for Pittsburgh in 1957 and hit .301.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Harding Peterson
Wilson, N.C
Hank Foiles
Danny Kravits
Peterson
Bucs Hope Law Aces Revival Lifts Pittsburgh Run
In a tight pennant race the Pirates rely on Vern Law and Roy Face to steady the rotation. Law earned his 10th win as Pittsburgh beat the Dodgers 9-1, narrowing the gap to within one game of third place while San Francisco led and Milwaukee faltered.
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Law
Roy Face
Face
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Los Angeles
Pirates
Dodgers
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Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis
Don Newcombe
Cincinnati
Sac
Ford
Ryne Duren
Charlotte breaks through to topple Asheville ace Taylor
Sonny Dixon pitched a 2-0 win over Asheville in the first game as Charlotte finally beat Jack Taylor. Taylor, who had beaten the Hornets thrice, was beaten again in the nightcap as Charlotte completed the twin bill sweep. Jacksonville fell to third. Knoxville edged Charleston 5-4.
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Associated Press
Charlotte
Asheville
Jack Taylor
Hornets
Sonny Dixon
Taylor
Jacksonville
Braves
Macon
Knoxville
Charleston
Gastonia
Dixon
Sandy Valdespino
Frank Ernaga
Jerry Thomas
George McCue
Thomas
Gene Bacque
Don Mincher
White Sox
Smokies
al Benza
McCue
Andy van der Velde
Savannah
State Jaycee Junior Golf five
The State Jaycee Junior Golf Tournament near Kinston lists Ken Folkes of Concord leading after 18 holes with a one over par 71 while Roger Watson of High Point sits four strokes back in a six way tie for sixth. Rain soaked course condition hampers play as 64 advance to the final 36 holes and top four earn spots in the national junior tournament in Portsmouth, Virginia.
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Kinston
N. C
Jaycee
Roger Watson
Ken Folkes
Concord
Folkes
Watson
High Point City
Stan Kinney
Jerry Williams
Howard Cooper
High Point
Lexington
Don Hedrick
Asheboro
Paul Gallimore
Leroy Mull
Vic Freitag
Ian Law
Charlotte
Harvey Hill
Plymouth
Raymond Floyd
Fayetteville
Wade Briggs
Roxboro
Agnes Cocke Opens Linville Invitational With Win
Agnes Cocke of Wilmington, medalist in qualifying, faces Marie Newton of Lenoir in the first round of match play after a 77 on Tuesday. Newton shot 84 while Cocke led amid intermittent showers as rivals Mosack and Roddey posted 79s.
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Linville
N.C
Agnes Cocke
Wilmington
Marie Newton
Lenoir
Cocke
Newton
Clara Mosack
Charlotte
Annette Roddey
Sumter
S.C
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