Baltimore's young pitching staff keys push for top finish
Baltimore's 1960s season hinges on a rookie-heavy rotation led by Pappas Walker Estrada and Barber, with Brandt set to stabilize center field. Infield battles involve Breeding Adair Hansen and Klaus, while a revamped outfield and catching corps aim to lift defense and offense.
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Miami
Fla
Baltimore
Jackie Brandt
Brandt
Mary Breeding
Jerry Adair
Ron Hansen
Paul Richards
Hoyt Wilhelm
Hal
Brown
Ballance
Bowling Scores From Blue Monday League Highlights
Reports list top scores across leagues including Frithh Fritty 177 and 444, Ellis 162 and 422, Wolgast 168 and 457, Rush 180 and 635, Wolgest 314 and 593, Mudrick 166 and 481, Schultz 222 and 1, Deputy Kramer 177, Ames 440, Lallar 201 and 647, Doty 485, Grabham 196 and 524, Meador 222 and 8, Porter 200 and 544.
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C. Fritty
Ilis
M. Ellis
Wolgast
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E. Wolgast
Briant
Denzel
Electrolus
Rush
K.rush
C. Wolgest
Ma Lrick
D. Mudrick
Mon
Reymour-Schultz
R. Schultz
Kramer
Ann Const
Goss
L. Ames
Lallar
JB Wah
Doty
B. Grabham
F. Meador
Porter
Walter Alston Named Manager of the Year 1959 Dodgers Crowned
Walter Alston of Los Angeles was honored as Manager of the Year after taking a seventh place club to the National League pennant and guiding the Dodgers to a World Series title against the Chicago White Sox. The article notes specific game situations and lineup decisions during the pennant race and Series.
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Walter Alston
Los Angeles
Alston
Dodgers
Chicago White
Kline Shines As St Louis Wins Again
Ron Kline pitched nine innings to beat the Chicago White Sox 3-1, continuing St. Louis Cardinals exhibition win streaks under coach Howie Pollet. The right-hander, traded after critiquing Pittsburgh handling, has not allowed an earned run in 19 innings. Kansas City’s Ray Herbert.
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Associated Press
Ron Kline
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Cardinals
Howie Pollet
Kline
Chicago White Sox
Larry Jackson
Vinegar Bend Mizell
Wade
Kansas City
Ray Herbert
North Beats South In Juco All Star Opener
In Coffeyville Kansas the North topped the South 78 69 to win the opening game of the Junior College basketball all star series. Tom Russell of Independence Kansas and Kirk Jimerson of Pueblo Colorado sparked a late run with 10 straight points. Jimerson led scorers with 18 points while Russell scored 16 and Vincent Del Negro of Northeast Mississippi led the South with 17.
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Tom Russell
Independence
Kirk Jimerson
Pueblo
Colo
Jimerson
Russell
Vincent del Negro
Mississippi
A’s top Tigers 4 1 as streaks extend
Stretched scoreless string reaches 18 innings with seven shutouts as the Athletics beat Detroit 4-1. Dodgers slug two homers Hodges and Smith underpin 9-3 win over the Yankees while Orioles edge Reds 2-1 in 10 innings and Podres hurls six hits through seven to curb the Yanks.
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Los Angeles
New York
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Charley Smith
Dodgers
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Yanks
Bob Turley
Smith
Dodger Bonus Baby Is Put In Dog House
Frank Howard of the Los Angeles Dodgers, a $108000 bonus player from Ohio State, is placed in the doghouse for missing a practice game and given probation and a fine. Manager Walt Alston notes Howard’s mood and discipline, while teammates observe his tendency for long, ambitious homers and strike-zone issues.
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Fla
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Los Angeles Dodgers
Howard
Ohio State
Vero Beach
Walt Alston
Alston
Bavasi
New York Yankees
Cuban Baseball Feud Over Scrapped Havana Games
U S Cuban baseball relations sour as Lee MacPhail cancels three Havana exhibition games against Cincinnati Reds stirring Cuban officials. Howard in Dodgers miss trip to Cuba AWOL twice, faces fine while MacPhail defends decision. State Dept and Frick noted but no action taken.
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Cincinnati Reds
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Maj
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MacPahil
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Tucson
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State Department
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Don Kelly
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Baltimore
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Senators Cuans Interest in Playing at Washington
A department spokesman said no approach had been made and the department would likely favor if the Cuans players joined the Washington Senators contingent. He noted that half the Senators are Cuans, implying potential support for participation.
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Senators
Washington Senators
Golden Boy Of Boxing Is Dead
Art Aragon once the Golden Boy of California boxing faces financial struggles after a January loss in Cuba. He reports $17,500 tied up in a Texas lawsuit, $3,000 purse diverted to taxes, and loans against assets. Superior Court denied his ex-wife Georgina’s alimony request of 259 a month.
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Golden Boy
California
Gabe Paul
Reds
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Cuba
Alviro Guitierrez
Aragon
Superior Court
Georgina
Dallas Long's 64-foot shot put deemed world record attempt
Los Angeles AP reports AAU officials confirm Dallas Long's 64 foot 614 inch throw at USC Saturday appears legitimate and will be submitted for world record recognition. The referenced record is 63 feet 2 inches.
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Dallas Long
University of Southern California
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