Bears Host Moberly in Eastern Division Scrap Tonight
Clayton Read will start for Central Trust as the Bears meet Moberly at 8 p.m. at Vivian Field. The Bears eye a seventh win with Read holding a 1-0 record and Clark Legg listing five hitters over .400. Moberly, led by Corky Schiner back after a year, enters league play at 2-1 after wins over Mexico and Tipton and a loss to Boonville. The Bears boast a .308 team average with Smith at .426 and Clarkston at .476 supporting a pitching mix led by Al Boessen. Tonight’s schedule includes Moberly at Jefferson City and Columbia at Boonville.
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Standings and schedule for major league teams
Standings show Chicago 9-5 leads, San Francisco and Pittsburgh 4-4, Cincinnati 4-3, Philadelphia 6, St. Louis 0, Los Angeles 5, Houston 1. Today's games include San Francisco at Chicago and Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, with additional noon and night events across cities. Wednesday results feature New York 4, Baltimore 3 and Detroit 5, Cleveland 4 among others.
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Legion Team Visits Mexico For 8th District Struggle
The American Legion squad travels to Mexico tonight for its second league game. Pitcher Tom DeBroeck goes for Rackers & Badesse against Joe Coldwell, who was 5-3 last year. Mexico manager Tony Kalala builds his lineup with Wiefert catching and Teel at short. Rackers & Badesse also set to face Columbia and Eldon next week.
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Pee Wee Baseball Wins Highlight Busy Night At Eagles Field
Doug Brucks struck out 14 of 17 as Brucks Service blanked Eagles 8-0 in a Pee Wee game at Eagles field. Mason's defeated Sertoma 6-3 with Jerry Robinette allowing two hits. Intermediate action saw Exchange Bank beat Telephone Co 5-1 as Doug Burnett fanned 12. Optimist Club edged Tweedies 1-0 at Lions field. Cosmopolitan Club downed Tharp Lumber 9-6 with Marvin Sommers fanning 11. Mason's topped Eagles Club 7-5 in a seesaw finish.
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Rol and Culp Rookies Post Shutouts Over Red Birds A's
The Associated Press reports rooks Culp and Roland blanked St Louis and Oakland. Culp 21 held the Cardinals hitless until Ken Boyer’s fifth inning single. Roland tossed seven innings of two hit ball before Elbow injury. Dailey finished the shutout. The Phillies and Twins benefited from young arms in a day of bright pitching feats.
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Minimum 7000 Salary and Pension Plan for Major League Player
A column contrasts early baseball contracts with modern terms, noting a minimum annual salary of 7000, guaranteed travel expenses, and generous pension plans for players today. It quotes historic clauses from 1870s and 1887 era deals, including restrictions, medical costs, uniforms, and termination rights, and compares with 1963 protections.
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Fired-Up Cubs Sweep Giants In Doubleheader
The Chicago Cubs swept a doubleheader from the San Francisco Giants 9-5 and 6-4, moving into a tie for second in the NL. Ernie Banks hit two homers in game one, with Lou Brock scoring the tie-breaking run on a dropped fly. Willie Mays and Willie McCovey homered for the Giants in the two games.
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Mantle Injured As Yankees Edge Orioles 4-3
Mickey Mantle fractured the third metacarpal in his left foot and may be out up to six weeks after a play that helped the Yankees defeat Baltimore 4-3 to regain the AL lead. White Sox split a doubleheader with the Angels. Tigers and Indians also won.
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Baseball Major League Leaders Align in Seemingly Final Numbers
Associated Press rounds up AL and NL leaders in batting pitching and fielding. Malzone Boston and Allison Minnesota top AL batting, Wagner Los Angeles leads runs and RBIs along with multiple team mates. Flood and Aaron pace NL in runs and homers, with Cepeda and Brock among doubles and triples. Pitching shows Stock and O Dell dominant with high win counts and strikeout leaders Drysdale Koufax.
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Mantle injury shelves Yankee star with broken foot
The Yankees outfielder Mickey Mantle suffered a broken third metacarpal in his left foot during a game with the Orioles. Cast up to the knee, he may be sidelined for six weeks with decisions on the disabled list pending team physician evaluation before he can return to play.
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Taney County Leads Missouri in Deer Kills With 677 Fall Total
Missouri deer hunting last fall saw nearly 109000 licensed hunters. Taney County led with 677 kills while Ozark County had 675 and Texas 588. Archery takes occurred in several counties. totals for area counties show Camden 391, Pulaski 497, Morgan 315, Phelps 321, Osage 156.
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