Stanky Quits Rangers After One Day in Major League Return
Eddie Stanky, homesick for Mobile, resigns as Texas Rangers manager one day after joining the club. Mel Lucas of the University of South Alabama confirms Stanky plans to return to Mobile with his wife Dickie. The Rangers were set to face Minnesota as details unfold. Stanky had just won in his debut 10-4 over the Twins.
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Mobile
Ala
Eddie Stanky
Texas Rangers
Mel Lucas
University of South Alabama
Stanky
Dickie
Minnesota
Rangers
Twins
South Alabama
Frank Lucchesi
Cleveland
Toronto
New York
Detroit
Chicago
California
Milwaukee
Oakland
Kansas City
Seattle
Texas
Reggie Jackson
City softball league box scores reveal crowded standings
A dense list of softball league results shows multiple teams led by Beets Motors and Horth Pences Bombers with players like Davis, Bulmer, Garcia, and Chaney contributing. Totals in runs and hits appear varied across teams, including Jaycee Gold and Seven-Up with notable performances and a Junior League lineup.
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AL Beets Motors
Beate
Davis
Firestone
Palton
Printy
Adamson
Elv Whitacre
Bulmer
Burgoan
Clough
Horth Pence
o @ishop
Larios
Jessie Garcia
Schultz
McCurdy
Martinez
Allis
Humarickhouse
John Garcia
Garcia
Pacheco
Jaycee Gold
Johnaan
Jackson
Underwood
Buck
Krug
Dawson
Nichols
Riddin
Katzer
Hepner
Forster
White
D. Tyson
Robbing
Moomaw
Lewis
Sheffield
Bishop
Sharan
Ottawa A team sweeps Topeka Post 1 in doubleheader
Ottawa American Legion A team defeated Topeka Post 1 9-1 in game one behind a Bob Shaffer grand slam and won 4-3 in the nightcap after a dramatic seventh inning rally. Patched by rain, Ottawa rode timely hitting, Beets and R Shaffer pitching, and strong defense to improve to 12-7, while Post 1 fell to 6-5 in the East Division.
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Shaffer
Ottawa American Legion
Topeka
Ortis Cox Field
Shaffer Boys
Bob
Ottawa
Topekans
Raymond
City Recreation
Cox
Twinbill
A-team
Darren Beets
R. Shaffer
Greg Gonzalez
Young Shaffer
John McAdoo
Bill Scribner
Glen Stockstill
Buddy Welch
Beets
Darry Coker
B. Shaffer
Stockstill
Reed
Perez
R. Shafter
Shawnee
Drumright Reinlisted in American Association with Pelicans
Ottawa pitcher Drumright returns to Triple A level with the New Orleans Pelicans, a St. Louis Cardinal affiliate in the American Association. After stints with the Denver Bears and a Montreal Expos exit, he signed with Seattle and played in the Mexican League before being optioned to New Orleans by the Mariners. His manager at New Orleans is Lance Nichols, who previously managed Ottawa in Quebec City. The Pelicans face a road swing including a series at Wichita with the Aeros.
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Denver Bears
Montreal Expos
Quebec City
Canada
Seattle Mariners
New Orleans Pelicans
St. Louis Cardinal
American Association
Mariners
New Orleans
Lance Nichols
Lyndon
Ottawan
Pelicans
Wichita
The
Aeros
Patek Reaches Milestone In Victory
Kansas City 5-4 shortstop Freddie Patek became the smallest player in the majors to collect 1000 career hits as the Royals beat Seattle 4-3. Patek's second inning single triggered a standing ovation of 22 120 fans. He also stole his 255th base and scored on Tom Poquette s double, while George Brett contributed three singles and key steals.
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Freddie Patek
Patek
Royals
Seattle
Tom Poquiette
George Brett
al Cowens
RBI
John Mayberry
Hal McRae
Dick Polo
Mariners
Lee Stanton
Jose Baez
Brett
Oath
Cowens
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Ottawa University
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VEPA
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