Baseball Scores and Schedule Highlights Across Leagues
Rain delays shuffle results with Boston routed 21 to 0 by Kansas City and Baltimore defeating Detroit 5 to 2. Notable games include New York at Minnesota postponed, and upcoming matchups with detailed pitcher lineups for today and Thursday across the American and South Atlantic Leagues.
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Night Ee
Barber
Aguirre
Olympic hammer story at airport meeting
The prose recalls an encounter with Olympic hammer thrower Vasily Rudenkov as he meets travelers at the airport and carries a hammer, highlighting the athlete’s unexpected gesture. The quote notes the surprise of an Olympic champion helping with luggage and items.
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Vasily) Rudenkov
Royals Sign Short First Rookie For Royals 1963-44
Cincinnati signs Carl Short a 1961 star from Newberry College as the Royals first rookie for the 1963-44 season. Short missed a Royals tryout after graduation due to Army service.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
UPI
Carl Short
Newberry
S.C
Cincinnati Royals
National Basketball Association
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Bayer Slows Golf Swing For Control In PGA Defense
Mounting George Bayer, the world’s longest hitter, plans a controlled tee game to defend his PGA long driving title in Dallas. He emphasizes accuracy over power, noting past drives led to trouble off the tee and highlighting his 420 yard Las Vegas shot as a benchmark. Bayer aims to win more events while maintaining steady money earnings and a strong short game.
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Jack Nicklaus
Big George
Jack
Houston
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Lee's Cafe Dominates Softball Game With 18-4 Rout
Lee's Cafe routed Montgomery Ward 18-4 in a YMCA Slack-Pitch softball game last night. Richard Watts powered Lee's with two home runs. The nightcap saw YMCA edge KSWO Sprague 11-8.
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Cagle Leads Lawton Colonels With .353 Batting Average
Lawton Colonels star Gene Cagle tops the lineup with 18 hits in 51 at bats for a .353 average as district tournament nears. Teammates Fremin Teague McCord Wilson all above .300, Joyner leads with 9 stolen bases, and Lawton's pitchers own a 2.01 team ERA. The club stands 19-3 and opens district play Sunday at Anadarko versus Duncan.
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Lawton Colonels
Constitution Press Sports Department
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Dwane Teague
Ronnie McCord
Mike Coleman
Johnny Wilson
Fremin
McCord
Wilson
Jerry Boucher
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American Legion Governing Board
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Stan Albury
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City Pin Results from Tuesday and Monday Leagues
Bettie Seibert posted high individual game 218 and high series 2 etc. The records show top team scores for Holiday Bowl leagues including Team No. 529 and Team No. 4 with 1520 in the mix. Francis Rainey led a Monday morning ladies event with 186 in ind games and Mary Henson 519 in series with Pin Busters and Public Service Co. atop team totals. The Leaders, Gutter Gossess and others appear in the standings, with losses and placement noted.
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Hi Ind
Francis Rainey
Mary Henson
Pin Busters
Public Service Co
Koufax Wins Seventh Straight as Dodgers Split Doubleheader
Sandy Koufax pitched six innings of perfection in a 5-2 Dodgers win over the Phillies before Philadelphia surged to a 10-2 rout in the nightcap. Willie McCovey powered two games with a homer in each at Pittsburgh as his 21 game hitting streak rose and his season total hit 28. Ken Hubbs homered for Chicago as they beat Milwaukee 1-0. Tim McCarver’s 10th inning squeeze play propelled St. Louis past Cincinnati 5-4. The Mets edged Houston 4-3 in a ninth inning finish.
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Dodgers
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Milwaukee
Ken Hubbs
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Tim McCarver
Bobby Shantz
New York
Mets
Houston
McCovey Sparks Giants as Slump Hits Hard
Willie McCovey leads the majors with 28 home runs and a 21 game hitting streak while the Giants stumble in the standings. He powered in the winning run with a ninth inning homer in the first game against the Pirates, but Pittsburgh won the second game 3 2 as Don Schwall and Al McBean shut down the Giants.
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McCovey
Giants
al Dark
Willie Mays
Willie
Dark
Harvey) Kuenn
Mays
Pirate
Orlando Cepeda
Don Cardwell
Jack Sanford
Don Schwall
al McBean
Trinity Tennis Stars Relax Succeed At National Clay Court
Trinity Universitys star players led by Wimbledon champion Chuck McKinley advanced in the National Clay Court Championships. McKinley swept a first round 64 62 win and followed with another victory despite late arrival. Teammates Edward Butch Newman and Cliff Buchholzerman also posted wins as others faltered.
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St. Louis
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Butch) Newman
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Bakersfield
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Nagler
Martin Schad
Louisville
Tom Edlefsen
Darlene Hard
Long Beach
Billie Jean Moffit
Maria Bueno
Brazil
Sillmen Crack Chaffee Crew in 10-0 Victory
Fort Sill Cannoneers win a second straight over Fort Chaffee 10-0 as Roger Hackett fires a two hitter with 16 strikeouts. Keith Nagelson leads a 10 hit attack with three singles and two RBIs, while Hackett and Carl Peck add two hits each. Final details show Hackett pitching and contributing a double.
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Roger Hackett
Sillmen
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Sill
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Hackett
Cannoneers
Rose Mary Byrd and Shaker Scotta Win at Saratoga Raceway
Rose Mary Byrd and Shaker Scotta teamed for a 1 daily double at Saratoga Raceway in Saratoga Springs New York for a $1,428 payout.
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N. Y
Rose Mary Byrd
Shaker Scotta
Saratoga Raceway
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