Shaughnessy Predicts Brighter Minor League Future
Frank J. Shaughnessy, 80, interim president of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues, says minor leagues will stabilize and grow. He notes past declines from 488 clubs in 1949 to about 130 today and cites player development contracts and bonuses as boosts, with fans showing renewed interest and rule changes improving games.
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Frank J
Shag) Shaughnessy
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
Shaughnessy
George M. Trautman
International League
Shay
Baseball
Association
American Association
LORENZEN car pacing race amid unresolved prep
Frank said the vehicle was not ready for racing and declined to drive it. Hurley a rookie from Johnson City Tennessee finished 27th in the event. A crowd of about 30 000 is expected for the race starting at 2 30 p m.
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Frank
Hurley
Johnson City
Tenn
Colts Edge Mets 1-0 on Home Run
Houston, AP. Bob Bruce and Roger Craig dueled in a 1-0 game as Duke Bateman hit a seventh inning homer off Craig to provide the only scoring. Mets stretched losing streak to 10 and 21 on the road, while Houston’s Bruce improved to 5-2 with a late jam relief effort by Hal Woodeshick.
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Houston
John Bates
Dukeman
Snider
Frank Thomas
Bob Bruce
Roger Craig
Craig
Mets
Bruce
Hal Woodeshick
Joe Christopher
Unclear 1960s baseball scores and lineups mixed text
Fragmented box scores list various games from the National League and American leagues. Names like Fisher Lee Wilson Morehead Pascual Mc By Pena Walker Stigman and teams Cleveland Kansas City New York Los Angeles Chicago St. Louis Milwaukee Philadelphia Pittsburgh San Francisco Cincinnati Houston New York appear amid broken lines and stray numbers.
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Kansas City Fisher
Cleveland Graye
Los Angeles
Foytack
Lee
Oston
Wilson
Morehead
Minnesota
Pascual
New Y
Williams
Eat Bet
Daniels
Moeller
Freit
Regan
Bunning
St. Louis
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Chica
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh Pa
Houston
New York
Decki
Brogli
Bilsworth
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Bening
Phillies Top Dodgers as Bennett Shuts Out L.A.
The Phillies defeated the Dodgers 4 1 in Los Angeles on Saturday night moving within a half game of first place. Dennis Bennett earned his third win in as many decisions, while Roy Sievers Don Demeter and Clay Dalrymple drove in runs for Philadelphia.
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LOS Angeles
Philadelphia Phillies
Johnny Podres
Dodgers
Phils
Dennis Bennett
Phillies
Southpaw
Johnny Klippstein
Tony Gonzalez
Roy Sievers
Don Demeter
Clay Dalrymple
Philadelphia
Lee Walls
Padres
Brooklyn
Phillie
St. Louis
Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Tony Taylor
Walls
Taylor
Sievers
Rick Calmus
Ron Perri
W.daevis
Callison
Gillam
Gonzalez
Sievers I
T.davis
cRolas
Howard
Torre Io
McMuhen
Demeter
dFairly
Hoak
Roseboro
Dalrymple
aSkowron
Amaro
Wills
Bennett
Podres
Knppstein
Calmus
bOliver
Perranoski
Tracewski
McMullen
Caimus
Perranosk
Steiner
Donatelli
Crawford
Venton
Marichal Earns 17th Win as Giants Beat Pirates
San Francisco's Juan Marichal improved to 17-5 after the Giants topped the Pirates 3-1. Pittsburgh errors in the eighth helped San Francisco push across two runs, with Marichal driving in a run on a first base error and a Pagan sacrifice fly providing another score. Bob Friend held the Giants to six hits through seven innings before leaving for a pinch hitter.
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SAN Francisco
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Juan Marichal
Marichal
Bob Friend
McBean
Giants
Ed Bailey
Orlando Cepeda
Pagan
Willie Stargell
Era
Francisco
R.bailey
Kuenn
Virdon
Willer
Cleamente
McCovey
Mazer’sk
E.bailey
Cleneen
D’venport
Friend
Marschalp
Elynch
Haddix
Sisk
Ana
E—Logan
Clemente
POA
Mazeroski
Logan
Clendenon
E Bakey
Hiller
Cepeda
Stargell
McBean L
Secory Jackowski
Pryor
Smith
Browns Win Hydroplane Boat Races at Occoneechee Park
In Clarksville Virginia Billy Brown of Richmond and Maj. Jack Brown of Langley Field Hampton won opening day titles in the Eastern Division Inboard Hydroplane championships at Occoneechee Park. Maj. Brown, a year in boats, drove in the 225 class and later won the 145 title after a setback heat.
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Clarksville
Billy ‘Brown
Richmond
Maj
Jack Brown
Langley Field
Hampton
Occoneechee Park
Here
Browns
Maj. Brown
Brown
Buggs Island Lake
Langley Air Force
American Power Boat Association
Rock Hill Beats Greenville 11 3 In Nine Inning Victory
Rock Hill hammered Greenville for 16 hits as Harry Harlow pitched a complete game guiding the Wrens to an 11 3 win. The Braves drop deeper into a slump with only three wins in 13 games since the all star break.
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Greenville
S. C
Greenville Braves
Rock Hill
Braves
Harry Harlow
Cardinals Rally To Tie Cubs Then Win 3-2
St Louis comebacks to claim their ninth win in 11 starts as Ron Taylor and teammates hold off Chicago 3-2. Billy Williams hits a 14th homer for the Cubs, while Bill White starts a two run fourth for the Cardinals and Larry Jackson suffers his ninth loss.
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Chicago
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicagoubs
Ron Taylor
Bobby Shantz
Ernie Banks
Andre Rodgers
Banks
St. Louis
Curt Simmons
Taylor
Merritt Ranew
Simmons
Cubs
Billy Williams
Bill White
Cardinals
Larry Jackson
cHabr
Boros
Burton
Musial
Williams
Shannon
Santo
White
Burke
Hubbs
Altman
Bertelli
Javier
Grammas
Shantz
Jackson
Rock
eMathews
McDaniel
Bertell
Rodgers
Brock
St. J. Louis
Hughes Wins Sportsman Feature At Biscoe Oval
Hughes of Asheboro captured the 40 lap sportsman feature at Biscoe Speedway before 500 fans. Lee Smith and Fat Cox, both of Asheboro, finished second and third followed by Jerry Hancock of Biscoe and Ruben White of Asheboro. Red Hurley led the 30 lap amateur race, with John McBride and Cecil Medlin in second and third. Grady Hunt won the 25 lap hobby feature with Wayne McBride and Jim Tucker finishing second and third. Ten laps went to Cox in sportsman heats and Hurley in amateur heats.
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Biscoe
Ray Hughes
Asheboro
Biscoe Speedway
Hughes
Lee Smith
Fat Cox
Jerry Hancock
Ruben White
Red Hurley
Ramseur
John McBride
Star
Cecil Medlin
Seagrove
Grady Hunt
Farmer
Wayne McBride
Star Tilt West wins North South All-Star talent in Spartanburg
Western Carolinas League president John Moss says the August 4 North South All-Star game features prime talent, with 21 rosters announced. Hosts Spartanburg will manage the South squad with coaches from Rock Hill and Shelby while Salisbury and Gastonia lead the North roster.
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Spartanburg
S.C
John Moss
Phillies
Western Carolinas Sports Writers and Broadcasters Association
Luke Kahn
South
Webb Farrell
Rock Hill
Bill Shantz
Shelby
Salisbury
George Scherger
North
Bob Clear
Gastonia
Max Lanier
Lexington
Mike Szemilewski
Statesville
Jim Batten
Lexingiton
Jim Schellenbach
Tom Hall
John Mays
Glen Davis
Bill Hall
Larry Sidalgo
Charles Johnson
David McDonald
Murray Cook
Bob Oliver
Cesar Gutierrez
Joe Magliardiditi
Jerry Orlandini
Gary Dempsey
John Branciforti
Mike Ferraro
Jim Townsend
Cary Overstreet
Jim Greblick
Elmo Lam
Chuck Hasenstad
Paul Sayer
Greenville
Fred Mason
Keenen Timson
John May
Levi Brown
Milwaukee Braves Rally Past Reds 5-4 in Sevenths
Milwaukee overcomes a 4-3 deficit in the seventh inning as Frank Bolling delivers the game winning squeeze bunt. Hank Fischer earns the win with help from Bob Shaw who preserves the lead with his eighth save. Ed Mathews and Hank Aaron fueled the rally with key hits.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Braves
Jim Owens
Cincinnati Reds
Frank Bolling
Hank Fischer
Bob Shaw
Owens
Joey Jay
Eddie Mathews
Henry Aaron
Cincinnati
Hanna Ab
Rose
Menkess
Harper
Mathews
H. Aaron
Coleman
Maye
Robinson
Jones
Edwards
cRolling
Neal
Larker
Cardenas
Ron
dKeough
Jay
aOliver
bSkinner
Fischer
Shaw
Henry
Taylor
Sadowski
Statesville Owls Rally Past Shelby 3-2 in Nightcap
Statesville Owls beat Shelby 3-2 to complete a doubleheader split after Shelby won the opener 3-2. Key players include pitchers and batters from both teams, with late-inning runs deciding the second game.
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Shelby
N. C
Statesville Owls
Statesville
Kelly
Rouse
Hathaway
Connelly
MacClellan
Johnson and Hathaway
Kuhl
Usrey
Hawk
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Lorenzen
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Houston Rabric Hunt
Spangler
Goss
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Staub
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Wynn
Kanen
Temple
Burright
Fazio
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Oodesh
Woodeshick
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Detroit
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Eity
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Angeles
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Wwe
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Johnny Vander Meer
Virgil
Fire) Trucks
Yankee Stadium
Allie
New York Yankees
Vander Meer
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Jose Pagan
Alvin McBean
Bill Virdon
Harvey Kuenn
Roberto Clemente
Smoky Burgess
Hank Walker
Herman
Benchleigh
Wright
Jimmy Schaffer
Dick Bertell
Biscoe Oval
WCL
Star Tilt
Aaron
Lee Maye
Mack Jones
Bill Henry
Bolling
E—Cardenas
Menke
H. Aston
Crardall
U—Weyer
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Vargo
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