Wilson Shines For White Sox In May 21 Trade Fallout
Jim Wilson, acquired with Dave Philley by Chicago from Baltimore in the May 21 deal, won his fifth game since joining the White Sox. He carries a 9-3 record and has helped the club stay within 5 4 games of the Yankees. Philley contributed two runs and versatility in Monday night’s 5-2 victory over Baltimore.
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Carl Lundquist
United Press
Jim Wilsons
Chuck Comiskey
White Sox
Comiskey
Frank Lane
Paul Richards
Wilson
Dave Philley
Chicago
Mike Fornieles
Connie Johnson
George Kell
Bob Nieman
St. Louis
Baltimore
Richants
Jim
Orioles
Richards
Nieman
Kell
Fornieles
Yankees
Tigers
Detroit
Mickey Mantle
Briggs Stadium
Athletics
Washington
Senators
Alex Kellner
Kansas City
Cincinnati
Phillies
Warren Spahn
Braves
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Ted Kruszewski
Frank Robinson
Ed Bailey
Ray Jablonski
Roy McMillan
Brooks Lawrence
Johnny Temple
Lawrence
Jablonski
Cincy
Spahn
Jack Shepani
Joe Adcock
Milwaukee
New Milwaukee Pilot
Fred Haney
Young stockholder outlines plan to cure Giants ill
A 13 year old New York Giants stockholder spoke at the National Exhibition Co annual meeting in Jersey City proposing a five point program. Bobby Kheel urged long range trades and a sparkplug manager, cautioned against calling up minor league players prematurely and urged spending on young talent and a solid club before stadium plans. He is a Fieldston School student hitting .600 on the school softball team and said he consulted a family lawyer about his shareholder rights before the meeting.
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National Exhibition Co
Edgar Feeley
Robert Kheel
Bobby
Eddie Stanky
Leo Durocher
Giants
Fieldston School
New York
Bill
Cardinals edge VFW in tight Babe Ruth tilt
The Cardinals beat Veterans of Foreign Wars 8 to 7 to surge into a near tie for second place in the Babe Ruth League. Smith and Crowe formed the winning battery while Reppond Ethridge pitched for VFW with Tatum catching.
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Cardinals
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Yankees
Reds
Smith
Crowe
Reppond
Ethridge
V.F.W
Tatum
Williams Knocks 25 Fund-Raising Homers
Ted Williams won a home run hitting contest in Flint Michigan at Atwood Stadium hitting over 25 homers to raise funds for the Flint boys baseball program led by Gene DeSauters. He competed against Charley Maxwell and Jim Piersall with Mickey Owen pitching.
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Flint, Mich
Boston
Ted Williams
Flint
Atwood Stadium
Williams
Charley Maxwell
Detroit Tigers
Jim Piersall
Red Sox
Maxwell
Piersall
Mickey Owen
Gene DeSauters
Rigney Says Suggested Steps Already Underway
Rigney assured that the proposed steps had already been started, indicating progress. He did not specify details but confirmed action had begun.
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Rigney
Belmont Abbey Names Furman Star Nield Gordon Coach
Belmont Abbey College in Belmont NC announces Nield Gordon former Furman University basketball ace as new cage coach to replace resigning Al McClellan. The appointment was announced Monday in Belmont.
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Belmont
Nield Gordon
Furman University
Belmont Abbey College
al McClellan
Dick Williams Recalled to Fill Infield Slot for Dodgers
Brooklyn announces Dick Williams utility infielder and outfielder will join the team after being recalled from Montreal in the International League where he had been on option.
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Dick Williams
Brooklyn
N. Y
Brooklyn Baseball Club
Montreal
Rainy day results mix in Louisiana and Texas
Yesterday results include Crowley at Baton Rouge 4-3 and Lake Charles 4 Thibodaux 3 with Lafayette and Alexandria tied. Today's schedule lists city matchups in Louisiana and Texas plus NBA and major league games across cities like St. Louis Brooklyn Chicago New York and Milwaukee Pittsburgh.
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Lake Charles
Thibodaux
Crowley
Baton Rouge
Rain Lafayette
Alexandria
Lafayette
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Dickson
Koufax
Chicago
New York
Ruah
Antonelli
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Klippstein
Simmons
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Burdette
Friend
Baltimore
Moore
Pierce
Washington
Kansas City
Stewart
Santiago
Boston
Cleveland
Delock
Lemon
Detroit
Grim
Jary
Evangeline League
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Pittsburgh Tessonss
Chicago Eees
Philadelphia Fadeee
Gay Clothing beats United Gas in Little League clash
Gay Clothing needed only two hits to beat United Gas 5 to 3 as Brown drove in three runs. Winning battery was Embanato and Noble with Brown and Payne sharing pitching. Monroe Brick topped Police Department 17 to 4 with Morgan, Monroe Brick, and Banister each collecting two hits.
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Gay Clothing
United Gas
Gay
Brown
Embanato
Noble
Payne
Turner
Monroe Brick
Police Department
Morgan
Banister
Police
McCready
Elias
Cole
Terzoulas
Balsamo
Northside
United Gnawhee
Wees
Asendngerees
Police Dept
Southside
KLIC
Wamere
the Palace
Jaycees
Aen
Lennon Motors Sys
Six American Men Win Opener at Queen's Club Tennis
Six American players led by Ham Richardson Sammy Giammalva and Gil Shea won their opening round singles matches at the Queen's Club grass court championships in London. The event serves as a Wimbledon warmup with Pet adjustments including Dar lene Hard Barbara Scofield Davidson Betty Rosen quest Pratt and others winning in the women's division.
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London
Ham Richardson
Sammy Giammalva
Gil Shea
Queen’s Club
Darlene Hard
Montebello
Calif
Barbara Scofield Davidson
Milwaukee
Wis
Betty Rosenquest
Pratt
New Jersey
Jamaica
Bob Perry
Los Angeles
Barry MacKay
Dayton
Ohio
Ron Holmberg
Brooklyn
United States
Richardson
Trinity College
Oxford
Oliver Prenn
England
Giammalva
Houston
Tex
George Cass
Shea
Paul Willey
Canada
Farmerville Edges Jonesboro 1-0 In West League Showdown
Felton Patterson delivered clutch relief to back James Gilmore as Farmerville beat Jonesboro 1-0. Gilmore worked six-plus innings with 19 batters faced, Moore left early with a blister, Hollis drew Farmerville’s run from a first inning single and error, while J Guice and Gilmore added hits for Farmerville.
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Farmerville
Felton Patterson
James Gilmore
Farmerville American Legion
Jonesboro
Patterson
Gilmore
Moore
Hollis
Futch
J. Guice
Anderson
Jointer
Broussard Accepts Loreauville Coaching Post
St Matthew’s High School coach Jay Broussard will resign to take over as football baseball and basketball mentor at Loreauville High School in Iberia Parish. Born in New Iberia, he plans a month-long California vacation before starting his duties.
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Jay Broussard
St. Matthew's High School
St. Matthew’s
Loreauville High School
Iberia Parish
Loreauville
New Iberia
Broussard
California
Berra Bailey Readying Charge in Batting Races
Ed Bailey of Cincinnati and Yogi Berra of the New York Yankees push toward league batting leads as Dale Long and Mickey Mantle shift down. Bailey up to .352, Mantle slips to .383 with 24 homers. Berra ties for fifth at .344 and has 17 homers. Long leads NL with .359 and 17 homers. Clemente falls to .333. Wally Moon sits at .330.
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New York
Abrhoa O'Connell
MacDougald
Divsesaes & Bruton
Riebern
Mathews
Mantle
Aaron
Berra
Thomson
T Collins
Adcock
Ib Bees
Skowrou Thee
Torre
Noren
Crandall
Bauer
Clemente
Maswell
Boune
Skinner
House
Kiine
Tuttle
n-Hall
Brideweser
Pace
Poytnck
Tirgeson
Kline
Ard
Milwaukee
Aed Xu
Pittsburgh
Foytack
Shepard
RBI
Mathews Adcock
Freese
Logan
Hr—Shepard
Detroit
Shepsard
O'Connell
Eh—Mcdougald
Larsen
Coleman
McDougald
Adcock Brittoweser
Belard
Bbr Boone
Carey
Fride- Kline
Spahn
Weser
Skowron
HR — MacDougald
Ho—Kline
Belardi
Boone
Sb—Carey
Tut
R-Er
W — Spahn
S—Coleman
DP Kaline
L—Kline
YU — Eneeln
Debant House
More
Conlan
Donatelli
Turley
Maas
Jaen
Mass
Mno
Rer Turley
Arr HO
Maar
W—Larsen
Cy Cinnati
Baley
Eyerarf
Jablonakt
Noman
Bridges
Francona
Aene
McMillan
Sa Smith
Ai Jeffcoat
P Casey
W Freeman
Miranda
Wight
Lawrence
Philadelphia
Fox
Smalley
Maddix
P . 'Huey
Kazanski
Freeman Iosth
Bluszewski
Hatfield
Babees
Haddix
Aparicio
Whison
Veulerese
Cincinnati
Triandos
Temple
Robinson
e-Rantor
Dropo
Post
Yale
Espostre
Bisylock
Hr—Jablonski
S-Hamner
Bate-Gingled
Schmita
McMill
Nelse
Ian
Keildsszewski
Jablonski
Baltimore
Klustewski
Chicago
Jeffcoat
Ho— Synth
Hale
Freeman
Law Trikados
Rivera
Hafield
Gardner
Rence
Free South
S—Philley
Doby
Man
Balk
Schmit
Wilson
Ned
Fornieles
Ami
Ant
Wight Minoso
W— Wilson
L.wight
Stevens
Runge Rommel
Tabacchi
Ed Bailey
Yogi Berra
New York Yankees
Dale Long
Yanks
Mickey Mantle
Bailey
Long
Pirates
Bob Meman
Vic Wertz
Cleveland
Jim Lemon
Washington
Harry Simpson
Kansas City
Charley Maxwell
Chaplains Serve U S Army in Europe Across 28 Faiths
American soldiers stationed in Europe are supported by 288 chaplains representing 28 different faiths providing spiritual care, worship services, counseling, and rites across overseas posts.
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Europe
Breeder Sues to Nullify Dickey Stables Deal in Federal Court
Samuel Feinberg of Chester Pennsylvania filed a federal suit claiming breach of contract over a 1952 deal with William E. Leach of Dickey stables Ocala. Feinberg seeks mares back and profits from foals including Needles while alleging Leach profited about 500000. Needles later sold to current owners for 20000.
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Miami
Fla
Samuel Feinberg
Chester
Needles
Dickey Stables
Feinberg
William E. Leach
Ocala
Leach
Orioles Lose Keys Money Inn Camp In Kansas City
Baltimore Orioles left Kansas City minus nine keys to Memorial Stadium and a World Series ring valued at 250 dollars after a dressing room theft at Municipal Stadium Saturday night. The ring was worn by pitching coach Harry Brecheen, a 1946 World Series winner with the St. Louis Cardinals.
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Kansas City
Baltimore Orioles
Baltimore Stadium
Municipal Stadium
Harry Brecheen
Oriole
St. Louis Cardinals
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Jim Wilson
Chisox
Jersey City
N. J
New York Giants
Roy W. Stovall
Sacramento
Belmont Park
Stovall
Evesevenas
Cubs
Ws Tigers
S. S. United States
Atlantic Ocean
Furman
Philaceiptia
Dallas
Oklahoma City
Fort Worth
Tulsa
Austin
San Antonio
Shreveport
New Orleans
Atlanta
Mobile
Birmingham
Memphis
Nashvile
Little Rock
Chattanooga
Boston Seas
Enon
ATO
Southern Association
Birmingham Aetaee
Nashville Eines Wenseee
Mobile Sibeee Seneeenee
Atlanta Teenie
J .Evien
U.S
Perry
Britain
Colin Hannam
MacKay
Ivor Warwick
Holmberg
E. Argon
Uruguay
Northeast Louisiana State
Louisiana Tech
St. Matthew's
Jimmy Tonore
Mickey Vernon
Vernon
Kenny Boyer
Roberto Clemente
Wally Moon
Colbert’s
Hdn
Sportsman’s
Natchitoches
W. Monroe
Bourbon de Luxe
Bourbon
Fuxe
Kentucky
Louisville
Bourbon DE Luxe Company
National Distillers Products Corporation
Dickey
Jackson Dudley
Bonnie Heath
Money Inn
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