Tigers Crush White Sox 17-4 in 10-Run Rule win
Tigers pounded Six pitcher Ricky Potts for 12 runs in the second inning as they routed the White Sox 17 to 4 before the 10-run rules. Mitch Lohmann earned the win with two doubles and a single while scoring twice.
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Milton Jones
Joey Hart
Tommy Russell
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Minor League Teams Launch Play Today
A 60 game schedule for a five team league begins today with all games in the afternoon at Edwards School Ground. Pairings have the Steers facing the Frogs and the Owls meeting the Bears as games are set for Mondays and Thursdays through July 27.
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Giants Victory Correction Notice
The newspaper corrects Thursday’s sports brief to state the Giants defeated the Braves and the Dodgers beat the Cards while noting a prior error listing the Giants beating the Cards. Apologies to the Little Leaguers and readers for the confusion.
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Harris records hole-in-one at Monahans Country Club
R T Harris, famed as golf iron man, achieved a hole-in-one Saturday afternoon on the 126 yard 8th hole at Monahans Country Club. The shot landed in front of the pin and dropped in on the first bounce as he hosted the remaining players at the 19th hole.
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Little League 1959 Schedule and playoff dates
The schedule lists June games for White Sox Yankees Red Sox Tigers and others with 7:00 and 8:40 start times. July 18 makeup and July 20 start Championship Playoff best of seven are noted. National League games include Dodgers Giants Cards Braves with June 9 12 16 19 23 26 30 also listed and playoff dates.
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Pony League 1959 Schedule For Four Teams
Pony League president Bill Neidharat outlines the 1959 schedule for the four team league. Matchups include Oilers vs Cats and Eagles vs Sports on June 9 and 12 with a rotating slate through June 26 and August 4.
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Tackle Boss Hooks Business Into A Pleasure He Fishes
AP Newsfeatures profile of Dick Wolff a 37 year old tackle firm vice president and fishing expert. He roams Manitoba Quebec Central and South America fishing for sport and talent scouts reels from France Sweden and local gear. He recalls 8 pound bonefish in Islamorada and a 125 pound tarpon on light line. He plans a White River Arkansas trip to film a state project and notes how damming boosted trout to 10 pounds in cooler water. Wolff lives in Croton on Hudson New York and began fishing near Lyons New Jersey at eight.
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Islamorada
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Fla
British Guinea
White River
Arkansas
Croton-on- Hudson
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Lyons
1958 U.S. Savings Bonds Reach Record Holdings
In 1958 American savers held over 421 billion dollars in U S Savings Bonds an all time high. The year was labeled a recession yet bond purchases outpaced redemptions compared with the prior year.
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Minor League Schedule for 1959 Season
The league will play sixty games starting Monday June 8 and ending July 27 with five teams. Schedule released shows matchups from June 8 to June 29 including Steers Frogs Owls Bears Ponies and Bears. Additional dates July 2 through July 27 are listed without explicit pairings.
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Owls
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