Little League faces potential split over independent league plan
Frederick Maryland's three Little League branches consider forming an independent boys baseball league after disputes with Little League Inc over insurance and district director costs. American League President Dick Rinehart says the American League may not renew and seeks talks to organize a separate league with local leaders weighing organizational needs and governance.
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Gomez Vander to Play Next Friday in Stadium
Former All Star pitchers Letsy Gomez and Johnny Vander Meer will oppose each other in a Shrine of Immortals reenactment in Baltimore. Co sponsors Baltimore Orioles and Maryland Professional Baseball Players Association announced the event for July 26 with both stars accepting invitations. Vander Meer starred with two no hit games before the 1933 All Star game and Gomez was the Yankees ace in 1938. In Fairfield Connecticut Hugh McElhenny, Vikings running back, was traded for two draft choices and a player to be named later.
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Player Picks Boros As PGA Winner
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Palmer Nicklaus Split Odds in PGA Championship Field
Gary Player labels Julius Bare as top pick to win the 45th PGA Championship, with Palmer and Nicklaus also favored. Weather and travel changes, including heat and time difference, affect players as 167 pros tee off at 8 a.m. EST. Marie Lindstrom defends in the Women’s National Open.
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Hansen lifts Chisox past Senators with seventh inning homer
Ron Hansen delivered a two run homer in the seventh to rally the Chicago White Sox from a deficit and defeat the Washington Senators 8 to 2. Chicago scored five more in the eighth as Hodges used three pitchers. Mike Hershberger added a two run double extending his hitting streak to 11 games.
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Chee Tun Chicago
Dodgers Halt Pirates Rally To Preserve Win
Dodgers edge Pirates 3-2 as Ron Perranoski earns his 10th save after a seventh inning threat. Ron Fairly drives in two with an opposite field homer and a single to help Los Angeles extend its NL lead. Miller starts, Perranoski relieves to shut down Pittsburgh on two hits through two frames.
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Aguirre Tops Orioles 9-1 In Five-Hitter Duel
Hank Aguirre pitched a five hitter to outduel left hander Steve Barber as the Tigers defeated the Orioles 9 to 1. Gus Triandos hit a bases loaded grand slam, Bubba Phillips added three hits driving in a run, and Al Kaline scored on a Barber balk. The win snaps a stretch of losses to lefties for Detroit and improves their record against southpaws.
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Kaline
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National League scoring and standings amid varied games
Kaline totaled three hits as major league action featured Triandos’s grand slam near Detroit and Baltimore. Results listed include Milwaukee 6 Chicago 4, Philadelphia 10 Houston 9, St Louis 3 Cincinnati 1, New York 9 San Francisco 6, and other NL affairs with several pitchers noted for today’s matchups.
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Cards Trip Reds 3 to 1 in St Louis win
Dick Groat Bill White and Ken Boyer powered the Cardinals with two eighth inning runs to beat Cincinnati 3 to 1. Groat opened the inning with a double White tied it with a double and Boyer grounded White home for insurance. Bob Gibson limited the Reds to five hits for his 16th win while Jim O'Toole took the loss.
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Late Baseball Notes Across Teams and Players Mentioned
Fragmented report lists players from New York and Kansas City with home run notes and line scores. Mentions McCovey, Law, Segui, Heffner, Lamabe, and Dow Finsterwald alongside scattered game details and retirements.
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Parker Signs With Baltimore Colts for 1963 Season
Lineman Jim Parker, an All-Pro choice for five seasons, has re signed with the Baltimore Colts for the 1963 season, the team announced on Wednesday.
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Braves End Chicago Streak With 6-4 Win
Milwaukee pitcher Hank Fischer earned a win in his second start of the year as the Braves hammer four Chicago pitchers for 16 hits. Eddie Mathews hit his 12th homer, Lee Maye doubled and Hank Aaron tripled in a first inning rally. Chicago catcher Burton hit his third homer for the Cubs.
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D Amato Will Not Be In Patterson Liston Rematch Corner
Dan Florio and partners will coach Floyd Patterson for the Las Vegas title defense against Sonny Liston while Cus D Amato stays outside the corner. D Amato was invited to boost interest but has not joined Floyd’s camp in Nevada, where only three in the corner are allowed.
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Golf Lake Disappears at Red Butt Golf Club
At Red Butt Golf Club in Royal Oak Michigan an artificial 200 by 700 foot water hazard vanished Tuesday night as a drain tunnel under the course collapsed. Golfers reached the 15th hole to find the five foot deep pond drained with four bushel baskets of golf balls and several old clubs left behind.
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