Miniature All Star Game to highlight Forbes Field event
Local youths from wards one through eight will form National and American teams for a nine inning eight ward Little League all star game at Forbes Field in New Castle on July 7. Lighting may debut, and top minors players are praised for potential major league impact.
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Bob Vosbure
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Mickey Manile
Eddie Mathews
Kenny Moyer
Ted Williams
Mauch
Big Joe Trimble
Shenango
Wake Forest
Nother Iscal Boy
Tom Hartman
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Todd Alexander
Joe Cangey
American Legion Baseball League
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Tom Buff
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Sharon
Penn State
Tom Durbin
Nittanny Liors
Don McCartney
Jeffers
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Jol
Ed Nahas
Tony Trabert
Jack Kramer
Marthon
Frank Sedgman
Trabert
Ben Perrett
New Castle High
Waterford Park
West Virginia
Waterford
Pittsburgh
Jay Werner
Lee Cunningham
Philadelphia
Thompson Tops Westly 7-3 in Weekend Victory
Thompson A C defeated Westly 7 to 3 as Kim Moser and Jack Wilson each logged two doubles. Jack Manna delivered strong defense for the victors as the game showcased competitive pacing and notable plays. Spectator notes reference Westly, Wilson, Mershimer and Hanna with scores and line changes.
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Thompson
Westly
Rainey and Saints win series clincher at Glassport
Rainey and Saints improved to 4-1 in the Glassport series as John Kopenits delivered the winning run with a three run hit in a 3-4 victory. Probst held Glassport hitless through five innings before grappling with late trouble as Rainey built momentum with bases loaded in the ninth. The clubs renew the home and away rivalry with Glassport visiting July 26.
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Rainey & Saints
Glassport
John Kopenits
Saints
Kopenits
Bob Probst
Avm
Probst
Glasport
Dodgers Stay Hot as Francona Delivers for Dodgers
Dodgers extend NL lead with seven game streak while Indians hold one game edge. Francona drives late, Neal and Demeter homer, McDevitt bests Pirates as Score relief caps doubleheader sweep. Braves, Cardinals, Giants win. pace-setting action across majors.
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Fred Down
United Press International
Dodgers
Fodians
Tilo Franjonal
Indians
Pittsburgl
Boston Red Sox
Demeter
Gil
Charlie Neal
Ron Power
Danny McDevitt
Francona
Land
Clutch
Tribe
Tren Herb
Jim Baxes
Braves
Milwaukee
Titan
Pizakre
Chicago
Cubs
Johnny
Antonelli
San Francisco Giants
Philadelphia Phillies
St. Louis
Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
New York “Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Baltimore Worioles
Washington Senators
AL Seellar
Kansas City Athletics
Bob Friend
Jnh
Weodle
Cleveland
Jim Peery
Baxes
Ted Wills
Pizarro
Eddie Mathews
San Francisco
Orlando de- Fada
iJfenses
Tindy McDaniel
D ‘Streeman Lollar
Earl Bailey
Bubba Phillips
Hal Smith
Barry
Wynn
White Sox
Don Larsen
Dick Donovan
Don Messi
Tigers
Charlie Maxwell
Harman Killebrew
Jim Leion
Senators
Howard Reed
Kansas City
All-Star selection honors split among Braves and others
Major league players voted for merit in the 1959 All-Star starters and reserves. Hank Aaron was the unanimous National League pick, the Braves placing Ed Mathews and Del Crandall among the NL starters, with Braves also represented in the American League by Harmon Killebrew and others.
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Norman Miller
New York
UPI
Major Eaguers
Hank Aaron
Milwaukee Braves
Rame
Ted
Willims
Sad Musin
Mickey Mantle
Corarmssinger
Frick
Aaron
Bab Ruth
Aaton
Ed Mathews
del Crandall
Braves
Swanasers
Pittsburgh
Orinda Cepeda
San Franeisco
Nelly Fox
Chicago
Harmon Killebrew
Washinton
Luis Apathia
Minnie Minogo
Cleveand
al Kathie
Detroit
Rocky Colavite
Cleveland
Smokey
Burfess
Pitsburgh
Frank Robinson
Cincinnat
Bill Mazeraski
Ken Boyer
St. Louis
Roy McMillan
Cinccinnati
Bill White
St Louis
Yada Pinson
Cincinnati
Joe Cunningham
Sherman
Lollar
Chicage
View Power
Wary MLB Season Notes and Player Mentions Across Leagues
The fragmented OCR lists player names and team references from both American and National Leagues, noting scores, lineups, and game details. A Kansas City note mentions waivers for veteran pitcher Russ Meyers seeking his unconditional release after 24 innings and 22 hits allowed.
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Pittoboret
Philadelphia
Sight
Milwaukee
Clarintati
Might
Chicago
San Francisco
Los Alegnier
Kansas City
Kansas City Athletics
Russ Meyers
Tiny Tim Leads in Conneaut Horse Show Placings
Coiazza and Tiny Tim Taka Two Prizes Tully left with third in the parade horse clans at the Conneaut show on Sunday while also earning a second place ribbon in horsemanship at the Gypsy Gleny Horse Show in Boayer.
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Coiazza
Tiny Tim
Tully
Buleh" Calera
Conneaut
Boayer
Rees Bird Wins 500 Mile Race
Rees’s bird, driven by G Rees, posted 1444.81 yards per minute to win the 500 mile race from Vandalia, staged by the Cas ie Stoutings. Other results include Jd Lipinski 1420.86 and W Kubinski 1367.08. average speeds listed for participants.
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Bird
Vandalia
Casie Stoutings
J.d. Lipinski
W. Kubinski
M. Bales
IM. Pallering
S. Wall
C. Eckley
Dombeck
J. J. Tinins
S. Wallszak
Ww. Reubinski
Olmedo and MacKay Eye Wimbledon Semifinals Berths
UPI reports in Wanblevon England that American stars Alex Olmedo and Barry MacKay seek Wimbledon singles semifinal berths, a feat not achieved by the U.S. since 1956. Olmedo, top seed, faces Luis Ayala with MacKay meeting Neale Fraser, both aiming to join Davis Cup plans.
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Wanlblevon
England
UPI
Alex’ Olmedo
Barry MacKay
Olmedo
Yian
Los Angeles
Luis Ayala
Chile
MacKay
Dayton
Ohio
Neale Fraser
Australia
Darlene Hard
Mattebello
Calif
Sally Moore
Bakersfield
Cilif
Siilples
Vic Seixas
Philadelphia
Herb Flam
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