Spahn-Wynn tilt could be classic All-Star showdown
Rival managers Murtaugh and Richards may set the stage for a landmark Spahn versus Wynn All-Star showdown at San Francisco on July 11 or Boston on July 14. Both pitchers near 300 career wins, with Spahn at 294 and Wynn at 288, offering a sentimental showcase for the 1933-heritage classic.
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Yev Ewing
Danny Murtaugh
Paul Richards
Warren Spahn
Milwaukee Braves
Early Wynn
Chicago White Sox
San Francisco
Boston
Murtaugh
Richards
Spahn
Wynn
Robert Moses
Lefty) Grove
Spahn-Wynn
John J. McGraw
Nationals
Connie Mack
Comiskey Park
Wynne
Warren
Early
West Monroe Little Boys Baseball Highlights Seven Run Thriller
Thames and Hartness beat American 7-3 with Haines and Freeman as winning battery. Foremost edged A J Lester 11-10 as Ketchell collected four hits and Hale went 2 for 3. Sinclair blanked People's Loan 4-0 behind Brett Clark, with Clark also batting well. National Bank edged Central Savings 5-4 as Leonard homered. Central Baptist Church topped LTI 17-12 with Futrell and Soileau homering for Baptist. Everett and Foreman homered for LTI.
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Thames and Hartness
American
West Monroe
Little Boys
John Haines
David Freeman
Jimmy Hackworth
James Avant
A. J. Lester
Mike Ketchell
Vernon Hale
Billy Downey
Billy Thrasher
Purvis
W. Held
J. Lester
Sinclair
People’s Loan
Northside
Brett Clark
Clayde
Ashley and
Pearson
First National Bank
Central Savings Bank
Wilhite
Shirley
Booth
Lambert
Charles Leonard
Central Baptist Church
LTI
B. Tanzito
Dennis Warner
Everett
Foreman
Futrell
Baptist
Reed
Soileau
Johnson
Bowling League Scores and Individual Honors Listed
The page lists multiple bowling teams and players with individual game and series results. Names include Joann Gulett, Melba Moore, Jane Boyington, Lavelle Ivy, Mary Savana, Martha Cole, and others, along with team names such as Mighty Cans, Bowlero Mixed, and Southernaires. Scores show high series like 657 and 511 and various team matchups across the outing.
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Staphess
Dairy Queens
Joann Gulett
Weigngatten
Tigers
Haps
Maha Jets
Melba Moore
Gloria Alderman
Weigngarten
A. M
Bell Boppers
Zia
Shooting Stars
McKeithen
Jane Boyington
Bowlero
McGuffee
Bond
Sam ‘Thomas
Samee
ABC Cleaners
One Wells Club
Bob's
Cal i
Green Acres
Lavelle Ivy
Mary Savana
Martha Cole
Pitching Close Game Ends Tigers Lead
Turk Lown of the White Sox escaped a bases loaded jam in the fourth and tossed 5 2/3 innings of three hit shutout relief to beat the Tigers 7-1 and drop them from first place. Willie Davis and John Roseboro of the Dodgers delivered a triple and a double as pinch-hitters to spark an 8-7 win over the Pirates in the seventh.
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Associated Press
Turk Lown
White Sox
Tigers
Willie Davis
John Roseboro
Dodgers
Pirates
Snead Aims for First Open Win After Resting
Sam Snead plans a rest break after three straight tournament wins and a strong 36-hole sectional score at Grosse Ile. He seeks his first Open title at Oakland Hills, Detroit, June 15 to 17, after nearly 25 years of near-misses and playoff heartbreaks.
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Sam Snead
Detroit
Snead
Oakland Hills
Ralph Guldahl
Las Vegas
White Sulphur Springs
Puerto Rico
Grosse Ile
Bob Goalby
Oklahoma City
Don January
Bill Bisdorf
Cham
Major League Batting and Fielding Leaders Including Colavito Mantle Mays
Batting leaders show Colavito Detroit and Maris New York atop home runs with 16 and 15. Piersall Cleveland and Robinson Baltimore lead hits with 70 and 63 respectively. In NL Moon Los Angeles hits .362 and Cepeda San Francisco 40 RBIs. Pitching lists 3 decisions leaders Miller San Francisco and Haddix Pittsburgh each 4-1.
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Piersall
Cleveland
Brandt
Baltimore
Romano
Cash
Detroit
Temple
Colavito
Wood
Kaline
Mantle
New York
Gentile
Maris
Colavite
Boros
Piersali
B. Robinson
Kubek
Power
Howser
Kansas City
Sievers
Chicago
Keough
Washington
Moon
Los Angeles
Aaron
Milwaukee
Hoak
Pittsburgh
Altman
Clemente
Mays
San Francisco
Bolling
Wills
Boyer
St. Louis
Mathews
Avon
Cepeda
Robinson
Cincinnati
T. Davis
Santo
Pinson
Coleman
Zimmer
F. Alou
Gilliam
Triples
Callison
Philadelphia
Miller
Buffalo
Padres
Haddix
Koufax
Bruins Launch Major Reconstruction Plan for Hockey
The Boston Bruins unveil a front office shakeup and youth first strategy after finishing last season. Phil Watson named head coach succeeding Milt Schmidt, who becomes assistant manager to recruit top young talent. Schmidt aims to develop prospects while Watson builds a competitive, entertaining team.
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Boston
Boston Bruins
Phil Watson
Milt Schmidt
Schmidt
Watson
Bruins
New York
Rangers
Dixie League: First Fidelity Edges Ouachita 5 4
First Fidelity nips Ouachita Bank 5 4 in Southside Dixie league action. Price and Wright earned the win while Stockstill and Crobin took the loss. Bennett homered for Ouachita. Posey had three hits in four trips for First Fidelity.
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First Fidelity
Ouachita Bank
Price
Wright
Stockstill
Crobin
Bennett
Posey
Ryan Chevrolet
Know
Dixie
Jenson and
Elmendroll
Hyde
Hill
Ryan
Johnson
Knoe
Hank Greenberg Becomes White Sox Chief as Sale Halts
Hank Greenberg emerged as the new boss of the Chicago White Sox after halting a proposed sale of 54 percent of the club to a group led by Bernard Epton and Danny Thomas. Greenberg vowed to lift the team from the second division, while Epton indicated continued efforts and potential legal action if talks stall within 30 days.
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Joe Mooshil
Associated Press
Chicago (Ap
Hank Greenberg
Chicago White Sox
Greenberg
Sox
Chicago
Bernard Epton
Danny Thomas
Bill Veeck
A. C. Allyn Jr
Epton
Greenberg-Veeck-Allyn
Pittsburgh
Cleveland Indians
Veeck
Cleveland
Ellis Ryan
Bill Daley
Indians
Cleveland Club
Allyn
White Sox
Combine
Houston Buffs Close Gap With Louisville In 10-6 Victory
The Houston Buffs moved within three games of league leader Louisville by beating Dallas-Fort Worth 10-6 in Fort Worth. Jim McAnany, Jim McKnight, Jim Campbell and Bud Zipfel homered for Houston in a 16-hit effort. Omaha beat Louisville 8-4 as the Dodgers broke the game with a four-run eighth.
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Houston Buffs
Louisville
Dallas-Fort Worth
Fort Worth
Omaha
Dodgers
Denver
Indianapolis
Houston
Jim McAnany
Jim McKnight
Jim Campbell
Bud Zipfel
Rangers
Leo Burke
Tom Burgess
Chic King
Colonels
Mack Jones
John Goryl
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Pion
Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
Doug Sanders
Palmer
Ed Furgol
Aurora Club
Worsham
Tony Manero
Lloyd Mangrum
Ken Venturi
George Bayer
Don Whitt
Tom Nieporte
Claude Harmon
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Pabst Blue Ribbon
Lu.s. Pat OM
Pabst Brewing Company
Peoria Heights
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Maan
Ezra Brooks Distilling CO
Lawrenceburg
Anderson County
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