Piersall Says Other Things Need Probing
Piersall challenges focus on batter and pitcher discipline while Cleveland struggles. Yankees sweep the Indians 4-0 and 9-2 at Yankee Stadium as Cleveland leaves 17 on base and plate just 2 runs. Mantle Kubek Boyer homer for New York, Perry struggles in loss. Baltimore, Washington win. White Sox fall. Giants win in 20 innings.
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Tony Kubek
Cllis Boyer
Tom Brewer
Haywood Sullivan
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White Sox
Billy Pierce
Bowling Scores From Thursday Scratch League
High 10 L Meador 229 and 30 D Rybolt 830 lead for Gutterbugs. Flapjacks highlight 10 B Nicholas 214 and 30 K Mengerhausen 18. Lomett high 1030 B Pogue 204 674. Three Hits And A Misa 4 shows 130 D Cordle 210 568. Unpredictables 6 show 10 Bettge 188 558.
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Lomett
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D. Cordle
F. Bettge
Wismer proposes AFL NFL All Star game and pension plan
New York Titans president Harry Wismer urged replacing the College All Stars vs National League champions with an AFL NFL All Star game. He proposed sharing a large portion of receipts with players to fund a pension plan, criticizing this year’s college squad name as misleading since most stars are in AFL camps.
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Harry Wismer
New York Titans
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NFL
Wismer
Wisner
Yankees Win Title In Babe Ruth Tournament
The Yankees defeated the Braves 11 to 8 in extra innings at Forest Park to clinch the Babe Ruth tournament title. New York broke a 7 7 tie in the sixth inning with four runs aided by walks and Braves errors, while Hotaling earned the win and Gray took the loss. Pomona beat Richmond 10 2 earlier to take third place, scoring five in the first and five in the second.
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Burgoon
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Dun
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Moore and Smith
Shofner
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Craycratt
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Dunbar Burgoon
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Barnaby Heidner
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Derholt
Fishburn
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Smith and Moore
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Nelaon
Crawford
Baseball Scores in American and National Leagues
A rundown of Thursday and weekend results across the American and National Leagues. Scores feature New York, Cleveland, Baltimore, Chicago, Kansas City, Detroit, Boston, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Milwaukee, Los Angeles, Cincinnati, San Francisco, St. Louis and others with various day by day results and forthcoming matchups.
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Washington
Detroit
San Francisco
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Juan Marichal
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Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Louis
York
Cleveland
Detrei
Biston
New York
Kansan City
Washneton
Mawaukee
St. Lewis
Cineinna
Miwaukee
Friday Athletics Meet Sets Fifth Place Clash at Forest Park
The schedule lists Athletics against the Giants for fifth place at 5 p.m. at Forest Park. First Methodist meets Nazarene Assembly of God at 7 p.m. and Ruhamah Union Chapel plays Wellsville Methodist at 8:30 p.m.
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Wellsville Methodist
Aerial Attack Favored For College All Stars
May depend on aerial attack as College All Stars prepare for the game against the Baltimore Colts. The squad emphasized defense in a Thursday scrimmage led by standout players Jerry Stalcup and Lou Cogdillio. Passes connected to Dick Bass Monty Stickles Carroll Dale and Gail Cogdill while George Iza and Don Meredith featured in the passing drills.
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George Iza
Notre [Dame
Peta Hall
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Don Meredith
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Jerry ‘S Stalcup
Wisconsin
Loui Cogdileone
Clemson
Dick Bass
College of Pacific
Hall
Monty Stickles
Notre Dame
Carroll Dale
Virginia Tech
Meredith
Dale
Gail Cogdill
Washington State
Bauer's lone single spares A's from no hitter in Baltimore
Hank Bauer delivered a lone single as the Kansas City Athletics avoided a no hitter in a 5-0 defeat to the Baltimore Orioles. Steve Barber pitched a one hit shutout, striking out 10 with Jeff Kander allowing five walks. Brooks Robinson, Ron Hansen hit two run homers and Gene Woodling added a solo shot. Bud Daley took the loss, now 12-8. In another game, the St. Louis Cardinals pounded Tulsa for 16 hits in a 12-5 exhibition at Tulsa's Texas League park, drawing 10,023 attendance as Cardinal Manager Solly Hemus and coaches watched from the field.
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Hank Bauer
Steve Barber
Orioles
Jeff Kander
Bauer
Brooks Robinson
Ron Hansen
Gene Woodling
Bud Daley
St. Louis Cardinals
Tulsa
Texas League Park
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Cardinal
Solly Hemus
Harry Walker
Howie Pollet
Oilers
Tigers Triumph In Little League Title Clash
Tigers overwhelm Braves 16-7 to clinch league crown as Monnie Lloyd Don Woodward and Dennis Cook homer in a 19 hit barrage while Pomona top Giants 18-5 in another game. Braves rally briefly but fall short amid five Tigers triples and strong pitching by Tiger hitters.
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Tiger
Monnie Lloyd
Don Woodward
Dennis Cook
Yonona
Aleer
Bones
Risa
LJ Carlea
T Wiward
Lay
Ib Greene
Jeon
Warner
Ehaon
White
Wimire
Boyce
Decker
Gibson
Ak Toads
Geiger Through For The Season
Boston AP reports Gary Geiger has a collapsed right lung ending his season for the Red Sox, worsening an outfield weakened by retirement and injuries. Team physician Dr Ralph McCarthy says no tuberculosis and expects Geiger to rest, aiming for readiness for 1961 spring training.
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Gary Geiger
Red Sox
Jackie Jensen
Geiger
Ralph McCarthy
Nieder shatters shot put record in practice in Eugene
Former Kansas star Bill Nieder, now in the Army and an Olympic squad alternate, threw three times beyond 64 feet in a Eugene practice session. One attempt reached 64 feet 9 inches, surpassing Parry O'Brien's 63 feet 4 inch world mark. Nieder had knee trouble earlier but has topped 63 feet consistently since July.
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University of Kansas
Bill Nieder
Nieder
U. S
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