Cardinals and Braves stumble in tight MLB action
In Cincinnati the Cardinals and Braves played a tight game with Robby Crowe and Roberto Clemente delivering key RBIs. Hoak, Mazeroski, and Mejias homered in a 3 3 tie, while Lawrence and Arroyo contributed strong pitching before a late Chicago-like rally. On other games, Philadelphia beat Milwaukee as Lopata and Sanford fueled a 4 2 decision, keeping Philadelphia within two games of Milwaukee.
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Little Leagues results and transfers across leagues
In Southern Little League action Furr Food beat Commercial Travelers 14-3 as Al Ayers and Steven Crabb led with multiple hits. The Lumberjacks edged the Bears 2-1 with strong pitching from Reese, Bowers, and Smith. Strong Transfer defeated Griggs Furniture 6-3. Cubs routed the Giants 12-4 as rain halted play after six innings with Moryn and Tanner homering. Read and Company rolled Fenner Tubbs Co. 87-7 in Southwest Pee Wee. Hub Motor bested Gentry's Flowers 18-10. Scottie Stamps beat Hollum Stars 11-8 in the Southern Pony League.
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Steven Crabb
Pace
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Raymond Moore
Robert Roper
Jerry Trollinger
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Lee Walls
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Gentry
Joe Bob Winfree
Billy Gibson
Scottie Stamps
Hollum Stars
Don Bumpass
Ronald Bandy
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Darence Ritchie
Ronald Hill
Turnbow to guard role and junior college hopes noted
The article discusses moving Bill Turnbow to guard, mentions Dee predicting Bob Benton of Lubbock as a developing center, and notes difficulty in recruiting good junior college players with inquiries in California. It also covers golf club chatter from the Pro-Am with various players and course conditions.
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Bob Benton
Lubbock
Dwayne West
California
South
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Ben Hewitt
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Raymond Maria
Hillcrest
Dave Lawson
Jack Gartt
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Jack Stone
General Golf
Gene Mitchell
Mal Kutner
Hiram Kayky
Addie Louthan
Raiders Could Become Known Texas Tech Starts 9 Player Lineup
Probable starters include Gerald Seeman Milton Aston and Tyietil on Scholastic grid squad. Names span San Antonio Bobby Stafford Roaring Springs Howard Lynch Amarillo Charles Flanagin Dumas Roy Gressett Artesia John Riddle Milton Vaughn Wick Alexander Hubert Schulz Kenneth Talkington and others.
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Texas’ Tech
Gerald Seeman
Milton Aston
Tyietil
Seeman
Todd Hen
Son
San Antonio
Bobby Stafford
Roaring Springs
Howard Lynch
Amarillo
Charles Flanagin
Dumas
Hicwards Elliott
Jen McCamey
Centar
Roy Gressett
Artesia
N. M
John Riddle
Milton Vaughn
Littlefield
Wick Alexander
Hubert Schulz
Three Rivers
Kenneth Talkington
Tyler
Umpire Accuses Manager Of Spitting In Face After Clash
Umpire Dick Gustavo alleged Topeka manager Roy Red Smith spit tobacco juice in his face during a dispute after a close call at second base. Smith and teammate Daryl Robertson were ejected after the argument as Albuquerque beat Topeka 7 to 4 with four runs in the eighth inning.
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N.M
Dick Gustavo
Topeka
Roy
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Gustavo
Wade Batten
Smith
Daryl Robertson
O. M. Hobbs
Robertson
Dukes
Keith Schmidt
Chuck Cottier
Hawks
Teen-Age Baseball Tourney Set for Lubbock July 1 6
Entries are now being taken for a teen age baseball tournament in Lubbock July 1 6 limited to 16 teams on a first come first served basis. Open to any boy under 15 regardless of Little or Pony League status. Trophies awarded to top four sponsors and each player receives an individual award and certificate.
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Yankees Extended Lead as AL Standings Remain Same
The American League standings stayed unchanged as the Yankees remained atop the table. In games noted, various players including Carrasquel and Runnels produced RBI for Cleveland and Washington, while Boston defeated Kansas City 5 1 behind Fornieles strong effort and homers by Malzone and Martin. Detroit edged Baltimore 2 1 in thirteenth thanks to Kaline’s RBI single.
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Subcommittee to Question League Monday on Salaries
Major league salary data filed with the House Antitrust Committee show the New York Yankees and Brooklyn Dodgers leading in pay for 1956. Figures indicate they topped their leagues in net income before taxes and in gate receipts, with detailed payrolls and associated personnel costs noted for several clubs.
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Dallas Beats San Antonio 4-1 in Texas League opener
Ernie Broglio earned his ninth win as Dallas defeated San Antonio 4-1 in the Texas League series opener. The game featured scoring by Dallas in bursts and a shared pitching effort, with Luna, Luebke, Schultz, Ehrke, Gaspar, Patton, Brogli o, and Testa contributing on the lineup.
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Patton
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Pioneer Natural Gas pacing Lubbock City American Season
Pioneer Natural Gas leads the Tallbock City American Legion Baseball League with a 5 0 record as Furr Food trails at 4 1 Metz Smith and Marshall McCrum share pitching wins with three and two respectively Martin Hollars Ayres Holden and Alderson Cadillac atop batting with high averages Holdens .625 leads hitters while several pitchers hold 1 0 records Alderson Cadillac sits third at 3 2 as other teams Piggly Wiggly Avalanche Journal and Dunbar Panthers trail
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Hollars
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Alderson Cadillac
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