Barber Oriole rookie fans ten to beat Athletics
Rookie Steve Barber of the Baltimore Orioles pitched a one hit 5 0 victory over the Kansas City Athletics Thursday night. The 21 year old left hander struck out 10 in such victory. He has lost four. A pair of two run homers off Josef Bud Daley in the first inning by Brooks Robinson and Ron Hansen and a solo blast by Gene Woodling off reliever Ned Garver in the fifth accounted for all the Baltimore runs. Hank Bauer singled to lead off the sixth inning to ruin Barber s no hit bid. He was erased on a double play grounder Kansas City 000 000 000 Baltimore 400 010 Windward
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League Leaders By the National League and American League
The league leaders list tops batting runs and hits for both leagues. Mays of San Francisco headlines NL batting and hits totals, with Bruton and Kirkland sharing triples, Banks and Aaron tied for home runs, and Williams and Roebuck leading NL pitching. AL showcases Mantle and Maris in runs and homers, Skowron in doubles, and Coates and Stobbs among pitchers. Wright leads in the women’s open with a 71 score. Romack and Berg close behind. Pitching coach Joe Becker is noted for his catching debut with Des Moines in 1930.
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Dodgers accused of planned bean ball retaliation
AP reports Dodgers pitchers were accused by Cincinnati general manager Gabe Paul of a planned program of bean ball throwing at Reds batters. Paul protested to National League President Warren Giles after Vada Pinson was hit by a pitch from Don Drysdale. Giles called the charges serious and asked for evidence beyond opinion. Drysdale dismissed the claim as ridiculous, saying the ball slipped and hit Pinson unintentionally.
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Dodgers rally past Reds in six run burst
Frank Howard drove in six as the Dodgers beat the Reds 6 6 on a grand slam and a single. Jerry Barber pitched. Orioles shut out Athletics 5 0 behind seven year old lefty Hank Bauer in the sixth inning.
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Yankees Forge to Lead with Two Wins in Doubleheader
New York swept a twilight doubleheader from Cleveland to reclaim the American League lead, 4 0 0 9 0. White Sox slipped after afternoon loss. Johnny Temple ejected after argument with Umpire Al Smith. Bob Turley earned his seventh win in the opener. Whitey Ford and Bobby Shantz combined for the shutout in game one.
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Piersall Buffoonery Continues During Indians Yankees Game
New York AP report notes Jimmy Piersall of the Cleveland Indians again trailblazing in center field during a doubleheader with the Yankees. He repeatedly moved far from his normal position, drawing crowd amusement and prompting manager Joe Gordon to order changes.
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College All Stars to Rely on Passing in Exhibition
The team may lean on aerial attack after Notre Dame’s George Izo, Marquette’s Pete Hall, and Southern Methodist’s Don Meredith. a recent practice scrimmage dominated by defense featured Wisconsin’s Jerry Stalcup and Clemson’s Lou Cordileone connecting on several passes. Meredith assisted Dale of Virginia Tech and Cogdill of Washington State, while Hall’s targets included Dale and others.
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Alston Claims Umpires Ignore Pitching Stop Rule
Walter Alston, Los Angeles manager, complains NL umpires do not enforce the rule that pitchers must come to a complete stop before delivering with runners on base. He says violations are common and accuse pitchers of cheating to prevent runners from stealing.
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Martin picks East All Star baseball team for series
Glenn Martin Southern Illinois University baseball coach has pared his roster and will coach the Eastern All Star team to face the Western squad in the U S Amateur Baseball Federation Series set for September in Long Beach California.
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Alston pressures rule enforcement in baseball campaign
In a passive effort to enforce the rule, Alston has directed pitchers to quick-pitch to provoke umpire action. Umpires have not yet invoked the rule, despite multiple instances.
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