Old Timers Night Bruins White Sox Park Relay Of Legends
The Herald recalls Old Timers Night at White Sox Park with Bill Skowron Elston Howard Nellie Fox Sherm Lollar Billy Pierce and Minnie Minoso among others. Luke Appling’s famed number four is retired as fans recall past glories and players trade stories between at bats and in the cage.
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Bob Sonenfeld
Herald
Memory Lane
Bill Skowron
Elston Howard
Nellie Fox
Sherm Lollar
Billy Pierce
White Sox
Go Go Sox
Louie
Minnie Minoso
al Smith
J. C. Martin
al Weis
al Lopez
Luke Appling
Sox
Minoso
Fox
Nellie
Bill Moose
Skowron
White Sox Park
Yankees
Opdyke Tops South Wilmington 11-1 In Quad County Action
Terry and Knowlton each collect three hits for Opdyke who jump to a 7-0 lead after four. Terry drives in three runs and earns the win with five innings pitched and 13 strikeouts. Dan Bell hits a triple and two relievers finish with three strikeouts.
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Steve Knowlton
Darin Terry
Opdyke
South Wilmington
Quad County
Terry
Dan Bell
Carl Barger
Keith Skinner
Bobby White
Knowlton
Wilmington
Bobby Joneson
Tim Dena
Channahon
Seneca
So. Wilmington
Mazon
Casey Stengel remembered by 1959 Sox era stars at Comiskey
A nostalgic account from a Chicago White Sox scene at Comiskey Park recalling Casey Stengel and players like Minnie Minoso and Nellie Fox. The narrative includes Fox's praise for Stengel's toughness, insights into Fox and Aparicio's keystone defense, memories of the 1959 season, and reflections on past pennants, managers, and reporters surrounding the dugout.
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Casey Stengel
Casey
Woodling
Comiskey Park
Fox
Sox
Dodgers
Luis Aparicio
Mantle
Whitey Ford
Nellie
Pierce
Continental Envelope Co
Pennsylvania
Sox Park
al Lopez
Tony Cucchinelolo
Tampa
Chicago
Channahon Pounds South Wilmington in Quad County Win
Channahon battered South Wilmington 21 to 5 in Quad County minor league action. Brad Chamberlain drove in four runs with two doubles, Bob Moorman and Don Unland added three run homers. Tony Ray earned the win with three innings pitched. Frank Listek had both South Wilmington hits and took the loss.
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Brad Chamberlain
Bob Moorman
Don Unland
Channahon
South Wilmington
Quad County
Tony Ray
Chamberlain
Frank Listek
Wilmington
Channahan
Pat McGraw
Danny Weier
Troy Partilla
McNally Quits Pro Baseball With Montreal Expos
Dave McNally 32 a longtime Baltimore Oriole ace retired from baseball citing poor performance this season He informed Montreal Expos manager Gene Mauch and GM Jim Fanning by phone from Lutherville Maryland saying he could not continue He felt he let the club down and chose to step away from the game.
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LOS Angeles
UPI
Dave McNally
Baltimore Oriole
Montreal Expos
McNally
Baltimore
Montreal
Gene Mauch
Jim Fanning
Lutherville
Gene
Fanning
Veeck’s bid for Orioles collapses in Baltimore
Bill Veeck says he is surprised and disappointed that his 12 million dollar offer to buy the Baltimore Orioles failed. The Orioles announce Jerold C. Hoffberger ended six months of negotiations to sell the team to Veeck.
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Baltimore
UPI
Bill Veeck
Baltimore Orioles
Orioles
Jerold C. Hoffberger
Veeck
Summer baseball opens with close games and big wins
Opening day in Morris features two tight games and two blowouts. Cardinals beat Cubs 13-7 as Paul Chamberlain collects four hits and eight inning effort. Cougars tops Panthers 2-0 behind Frank Varner three-hitter. Astros beat Braves 9-1 in minor league action. White Sox edge Mets 7-6 as Rich Stutski gains the win.
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Cardinals
Cougars
Astros
White Sox
Paul Chamberlain
Cubs
Cards
Brian Helgeson
Dan Sanchez
Jeff Cockream
Chamberlain
Ed Cepiel
Dan Snow
Bert Lopez
Frank Varner
Panthers
Warner
John Kauzlaric
Don Davidson
Jeff Hansen
Braves
Mike Lutz
Gary Larson
Messersmith Shuts Out Expos as Dodgers Edge Montreal 4-0
Andy Messersmith pitched his fourth shutout and 21st of his career allowing four hits and striking out 12 as the Los Angeles Dodgers beat the Montreal Expos 4-0. Jimmy Wynn hit his 12th homer and Los Angeles moved within a half game of Cincinnati atop the NL West. Attendance reached 1,004,550 for 27 home dates, a baseball record for earliest in the season.
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United Press International
Andy Messersmith
Jimmy Wynn
Los Angeles Dodgers
Montreal Expos
Dodgers
Cincinnati
Messersmith
Willie Stargell
Richie Zisk
Dave Parker
Pittsburgh
Ted Simmons
St. Louis
Atlanta
Lou Brock
Reggie Smith
Darrell Evans
Clarence Gaston
Twins Win In 11 After Batting Order Mix-Up
The Minnesota Twins beat the Cleveland Indians 11-10 in 11 innings after Danny Thompson and Dan Ford batted out of turn for eight frames and swapped in the ninth. Thompson delivered the deciding run with a ninth-inning RBI single. Oakland edged Baltimore 4-3 in 15 innings and other AL games featured Texas, California, Kansas City, Milwaukee, and more.
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United Press International
Danny Thompson
Eric Soderholm
Minnesota Twins
Cleveland Indians
Twins
Thompson
Dan Ford
Frank Robinson
Indians
Robinson
Ford
Oakland
Baltimore
Texas
Boston
California
New York
Kansas City
Detroit
Milwaukee
Chicago
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Paul Prindiville
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Mets
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Pete Harney
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Rich Stutski
Pete Resler
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Bill Madlock
Houston
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Bill North
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Claudell Washington
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Jim Sundberg
Red Sox
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Bernie Carbo
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Roy White
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