Sain's Value Helps Yankees as Wins Boost Team
Johnny Sain, 33, was acquired from the Braves for pennant insurance and has notched five wins for the New York Yankees this season behind the comeback of old pro, while other results include the Indians beating the Red Sox and the Tigers routing the Athletics. Brooklyn increased its NL lead with a 2-0 win over Pittsburgh, the Giants fell to Chicago 3-1, and the Reds beat Philadelphia 5-3.
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New York Yankees
Johnny Sain
Arkansas
Boston Braves
Johnny
Detroit Tigers
Athletics
Philadelphia
Gerry Priddy
Wall Dropo
Marlin Srirt
Washington
Senators
St. Louis Browns
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
New York Giants
Chicago Hs. P
Ben Wade
Myles
Dodge
Pirates
Ed Mikgis
Giants
Paul Miner
New Yorkers
Dave Koslo
Iazer
Cincinnati Reds
Philadelphia Phillies
Rosin Brives
St. Louis
Whitaker Hurls Two-Hitter As Tweedies Win
In Salisbury on June 6 the Jefferson City Tweedies routed Salisbury 11 to 0. Enis Whitaker pitched a near no hitter through six innings, finishing with seven strikeouts and one walk. Capital Citizens hitters collected 18 hits including two homers, as Pete Walz, Lester Alberts, and Richard Alberts sparked a three-run first inning.
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Salisbury
Jefferson City Tweedies
Enis Whitaker
Whitaker
Salsbury
Claude McClure
Capital Citions
Shoemen
Pete Walz
Lester Alberts
Richard Alberts
Braves overpower St Louis to beat Cardinals 8 3
Boston Braves crushed the St Louis Cardinals 8 to 3 as Eddie Yuhas struggled early. The Braves bunched six straight hits in the first inning and pulled away behind strong hitting from Citians and Holt Thorpe.
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Cardinals
Boston Braves
Squires Trounce National Guard For Second Win
The Columbian reports Squires, led by Dick Groner, tied for third in Jefferson City Civic Softball League after a 13 to 8 win over National Guard. Groner had three singles and a double, scoring three runs. Brenneke added a triple as Squires outhit the Guardsmen 12 to 6.
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Columbian Squires
Dick Groner
Jefferson City
National Guard
Groner
Jerry Didtman
John Gnagi
Dive Bevers
Pete Brenneke
Fred Schnieders
Squires
Henderson
Griff
National Guard Tow
Baptists
Schell Construction
Griffin and Miller
F. Scehiieders
Red Birds Court Columbia In Road Game
The Jefferson City Red Birds, off a 4-1 win over Kalla, travel to Columbia for their first meeting of the season. Manager Ernc Vivian leans on fastballer Bill Speak to slow the Merchants, with Speak joined by an army catcher for the contest. Columbia, 8-5, beat Jefferson City Tweedles earlier, eyes Glen Jotinsnt as their top returner, while Kretschmar and Gabler provide infield and catching depth for the Red Birds. A Sedalia game and a Pettis County matchup loom, with a possible Monday doubleheader at City Park.
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Kalla
Columbia
Columbia Merehatth
Ernc Vivian
Bill Speak
Speak
Ft. Wood
Birds
Jefferson City Dodgers
Jefferson City Tweedles Innal
Piel Glen
Sedalia
Pettis Countiany
Vivion
Kretechmar
Jack Gabler
Kretschmar
Cabler
Kaneling Leynar
Strathy
Milwaukee Roll Over Red Smith in Tight Baseball Night
Milwaukee rallied to beat the Toledo Mud Hens 5-3 as Jim Basia drove in three runs with two doubles. Kansas City moved into second place by beating Columbus 5-1 in 16 innings. St Paul topped Louisville 6-3 on Pat McGlathin s five hitter. Indianapolis beat Minneapolis 10-9 with Harry Malmberg delivering decisive two run hit in the ninth.
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Spahn
Redbirds
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Jp Club
Sportsman's Park
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Lucieanon
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Mathenaath
Mualatat
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Slaugmeret
Mt St. Claires
Aly Peeskin
H. Mire
Crowe
Kni
Gordon
Hartafield
Ypahn
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Slaughter
Giaviang
Marteffeld
Gartan
o-Boston
Roule
Mit—Soatin
SO Shahn
Preaka
Wiesey
Nicaukee
Charlie Grimmswank
Hester Braves
Brewers
Toledo Mud Hens
Jim Basia
Milwaukee
Kansas
City
Louisville
Columbus
St. Paul
Pat McGlathin
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Harry Malmbera
Joe Montalvo
Muskogee Moves Up In Western Association
In a Western Association update Muskogee defeated Salina 6-2 and Joplin 5-3, moving within half a game of second place behind league leader Joplin. Hutchinson won at Joplin with a late rally as Salina and Topeka prepared to play.
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Salina
Doplin
Insi
Muskoogee
Mutchinson
Joplin
Selina
Jop
Lin
Area Teams Face Top Weekend Slate
Central Missouri baseball fans have a packed weekend with 15 games. Jefferson City Red Sox host Pettis County at City Park Monday after opening Sunday at home, while other area teams travel and host in Missouri leagues and district play.
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Central Missouri
Jeffferson City Red ‘Ds
Sedalia
Lin
Pettis Carnelians
City Park
Tweedies
Rongdine Armstrong
Columbia
Lennard Wood
Emmett Timemons
Dodger
Salde Ints
Southside Merchants
Prison
Ashland
Monge Clin
Missouri i Prison Farm
Cantertown
Riverside Blues
Central Missouri League
Prairie Homie
iTipton
Versailles
Tebbelts
Fechtels Seek Fifth Straight Win At Fulton Tonight
The Fechtel Stag football team aims for victory number five in a return game against the Fulton VFWs at Fulton. E J Winter to pitch tonight while Rud Yarn Gyo, who started the six hit win over Fulton, will face Rolla Saturday after a Tuesday 4 2 City Park win over Fulton.
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Fechtel Stag
Fulton Vfws
Fulton
Ineala
City Park
Stegs
Rolla
E. J. Winter
Rud Yarn Gyo
Police and Red Birds Win Midget League Games
The Red Birds beat Tweedies 7-3 at Public School Stadium to move to 2-0 in league play. Tommy Carpenter and Jimmy Taylor starred with two doubles and a double plus a triple by Tagler, while Neil Amos earned the win. Police shut out Rob Naas 7-0 at Duensing tract as Denny Higgens held Mad ngas to three hits with a homer and double.
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Red Birds
Tweedies
Public School
Police Department
Rob Naas
Yweedies
Pulire
iMobilgas
Denny Higgens
Mad«ngas
Police
Mahl~ane
Allen Green
Bobby James
Mobilgas
Green
Olson Makes New York Boxing Debut Tonight
Carl Boba Olson, Hawaiian middleweight, debuts at Madison Square Garden in a 10 round bout against Jimmy Beau for New Canaan Conn. Olson, among the top six, brings a strong pro record with many knockouts. The card, telecast nationally, features Beau who has KO power and wins in most of his 34 bouts.
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Olson
New York
Carl (Boba) Olson
Madison Square Garden
Jimmy Beau
New Canaan
Walter Cartier
Beau
Junior Legion Hosts Stover at City Park Baseball
The Junior American Legion Sexan Motors team hosts Stover Junior Legion tonight at City Park seeking a sixth straight win and fourth league victory. Pitching duties will be shared by Jim Cassmeyer or Gene Fenloy with Jim Kemree and Jack Schulte catching. Stover, coached by Pete Warnke, is new to Junior Legion baseball and lost to Eldon 6 2 Sunday.
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American Legion Sexan Motors
Stover Junior Legion
City Park
Sextons
Jim Cassmeyer
Gene Fenloy
Jim Kemree
Jack Schulte
Stover
Legion
Pete Warnke
Jefferson City Tweedies
Eldon
Missouri to raise hunting fishing permits next year
Missouri will raise hunting and fishing permit fees effective January 1, 1988 the first hike since 1947 to align with rising maintenance costs and the national average. Resident fishing license up to 2 dollars from 1 89, hunting permit to 3 dollars, trapping rights restructured with a new resident trapping permit.
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Commission
Wid
AML
Ist
Jersey Joe Walcott Defends Crown with Narrow Win over Charles
In Philadelphia at Mammoth Municipal Stadium Jersey Joe Walcott retained the heavyweight title with a last round rally, defeating Ezzard Charles by a razor-thin margin. Promoter Jim Norris offered Walcott a choice of Rocky Marciano or Harry Matthews for a September title show, signaling a potential mega bout to follow.
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Rocky Marciano
Harry (Kid) Matthews
Joe Walcott
Ezzard Charles
Mammoth Municipal Stadium
Old Jersey
Charles
Walcott
Rute Felix
Beregan
Jim Norris
International Boxing Club
Marciano
Brockton
Mass
Belter
Matthews
Marciano-Matthews
New York
Norris
Bocchiechio
Lucky Old Man
Eeet
Baseball Scores and Schedule from Thursday and Friday
Baseball standings and upcoming games across the American and National Leagues. Key matchups include St Louis at New York Pill Se2) Detroit at Boston night game with Henry facing C, Cleveland at Philadelphia, Chicago at Washington, and New York at Pittsburgh with Maglie facing Dickson. Thursday results show Chicago 3 New York 1, Brooklyn 2 Pittsburgh 0, Cincinnati with Philadelphia 3 Boston 8 St Louis 4 night.
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Detroit
St. Louis
New York
Morgan
Henry
Philadely
Tal Taian
Chicago
Washington
Grissom
Moreno
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Bicktford
Lown
Maglie
Dickson
Ratfensberger
Errant
Va Stacy
Minor League Baseball Results From Several Leagues
League by league scores list including Pacific Coast and American Association results with games noted as 10 or 11 innings. Notable outcomes include Los Angeles and San Diego 2, Oakland 4. Minneapolis 2, Milwaukee 5. Des Moines 13, Sioux City 4. Pueblo 7, Wichita 1. Denver 5, Colorado Springs 4. Only games scheduled in Western Association standings.
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Los Angeles
San Diego
Oakland
Sacrargento
Hollywood
Portland
Kansas City
Columbus
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Toledo
St. Paul
Louisville
Fort Worth
Houston
Beaumont
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Shreveworth
Dallas
San Antonio
Pueblo
Wichita
Omaha
Lincoln
Denver
Colorado Springs
Des Moines
Sioux City & Western Association
Muskogee
Salina
Hutchinson
Joplin
Shantz Biggest Little Pitcher In Major Leagues
Philadelphia June 6 AP Shantz the biggest lefty in baseball the tiny southpaw who scouts said too small to reach the majors has blossomed into a premier pitcher. After nine wins this season and a 1.47 ERA he leads the league in complete games innings pitched and strikeouts while his $300 Athletics investment pays off with a standout season. Zach Clayton former Harlem Globetrotter referee becomes first Negro to officiate a heavyweight title fight in Philadelphia as Jersey Joe Walcott defends against Ezzard Charles.
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Jersey
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Ezzard Charles
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University of New Whale
Hampshire
Corning
Jamestown Falcons
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Joe Louis
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Buck McTiernan
Pete Tomasco
McTiernan
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Charles
Zach Clayton
Associated Press
Tobby Shantz
Bobby
Saunderton
Philadelphia Athletics
Shantz
Athletics
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Harlem Globe Trotters
Clayton
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