Record of early baseball bullpen history and 20th century relievers
A retrospective recounts the rise of relief pitching from the dead-ball era through the modern bullpen. It notes pitchers like Cy Young Tannehill Dinneen Gibson Winter and Johnny Murphy shaping the era, contrasts complete games records, and highlights early relievers Crandall Marberry Konstenty Adams Wilhelm Wood and Wilbur Wood with notable appearances and win totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tivesman
Cy Young
el Dinneen
Jesse Tannnehill
Norwood Gibson
George Winter
Young
Tannehill
Smile Young
Dinneen
Winter
Gibson
Red Sox
San Francisco
Juan Marichal
St. Louis Cardinals
Bob Gibson
Detroit Tigers
Bengals
Denny McLain
New York Yankees
Johnny Murphy
Murphy
Eq Barrow
Yankees
Thant
John J. McCiraw
New York Giants
Moose McCormick
Fred Merkle
Giants
Crandall
Fred (Firpo) Marberry
Washington Senators
Marberry
Jim Konstenty
Philadelphia Phils
Ace Adams
Hoyt Wilhelm
Angels
Hayt
Chicago White Sox
Wilhelm
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Pale Hose
Wilbur Wood
Rosewall Wins French Open semifinal bid over Stolle
Ken Rosewall defeated Fred Stolle in Paris to advance to the French Open semifinals. The 34 year old defeated Stolle 12-10 4-6 7-5 6-2 after a 70 minute first set chase and a 2 hour 35 minute total match. The other two semifinal spots remained to be decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Ken Rosewall
Fred Stolle
Rosewall
Braves Beat Cardinals 6 3 as Cepeda and Aaron Shine
Orlando Cepeda returned to St Louis with a triple and a homer driving the Braves to a 6 3 win over the Cardinals. Hank Aaron hit his 522nd career homer to move to third on the all time list, while George Stone logged his sixth win and Ray Washburn took the loss. In San Diego, Nate Colbert homered twice and Tommy Dean added a two run double to beat Philadelphia 6 4 as the Padres extend their win streak.
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Orlando Cepeda
St. Louis
Hank” Aaron
Atlante Braves
Cardinals
Atlanta
Cepeda
Lonny Jackson
Braves
Aaron
Ted Williams
Babe Ruth
Willie Mays
Mickey Mantla
Jimmy Foxx
George Stone
Ray Washburn
Nate Colbert
Tommy Dean
San Diego
Philadelphia Phillies
Padres
Colbert
John
Atla Braves
Alan Javier
Orre
Ag Soo
Aover
Jackson
Hriniak
Maxell
Togo
Atiente
Serra
Upshaw
Washuura
Aeapi
Nelson Fatah
Phils
SAN Secs
Philadelphia
Jean
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Bolas Goa
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Tao Ryan
Rene
Owl
Phila
Deany Ger
Fercara
Beane
JBC
Colbert Lyeberth
Ar Seg Joniwats
Rookies Learn Life in Major League Debut at Fenway
Two 21 year old rookies face a pivotal debut as Carlos May hits a grand slam for Chicago in a 6 4 win over Boston while Mike Nagy shuts down the Sox over seven innings. May’s excitement clashes with Nagy’s bitter reaction as postgame questions fly. Frank Howard drives in four for Washington in a 7 6 win over Kansas City, snapping the Royals sixth straight defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Howard
Juan Rios
Washington Senators
Kansas City
Royals
Twins Rally Past Yankees 3-2 Behind Kaat Six-Hit Start
Jim Kaat spun six effective innings for the Twins while Dennis Higgins escaped a bases-loaded jam in the ninth. Harmer Killebrew delivered a three-run homer with two outs in the fifth, lifting Minnesota to a 3-2 win over New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Higgins
Harmer Killebrew
Jim Kaat
Minnesota Twins
New York Yankees
Mets Rally Past Dodgers In Tight Nl Tilt
Mets beat the Dodgers 2 1 as Jerry Grote misplayed a fly with two Dodgers on and Al Weis doubled for the go ahead run. Koosman, back from injury, allowed a homer by rookie Bill Russell but held on for a win. Seaver said the club is winning games the way they used to lose them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Dodger
Bill Sudakis
Mets
Wes Parker
Andy Kosco
Sudakis
Lefebvre
Parker
Rod Gaspar
Jerry Grote
al Weis
Jim
Gil Hodges
Gil
Dodgers
Met
Seaver
Alou Breaks Finger in St Louis Game
Felipe Alou of Atlanta was struck by a 2 pitch in the sixth inning at St Louis, breaking his right ring finger and ending his night. He left the field as trainers tended to him and was listed with a broken finger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alou
ST. Louis
Atlanta
Felipe Alou
Louis
Palmer Opens Open Qualifying Pace With 70 At McKeesport
Arnold Palmer fired a two under par 70 to lead halfway Open Qualifying at McKeesport while more than 3,000 fans cheered his every shot. The round featured three birdies and a bogey as Palmer eyed a 36 hole finish and a place in the U S Open field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Palmer
McKeesport
Palmer
Jesse Snead
Ken Stilt
Larry Hinson
Champions Golf Club
Houston
Gardner Dickson
Jack Fleck
Jerry Barber
Doug Sanders
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Fleck
Barber
Riviera Country Club
Los Angeles
Control and walks tilt pennants in baseball analysis
Computer Corner analyzes pitching control by walk and hit-by-pitch rates. Atlanta limits walks to 8.4 percent, Cincinnati, Red pitchers sit at 11.4 percent, and over 600 at bats a 3 percent gap adds about 180 baserunners and roughly 60 more runs, aging managers faster.
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Genesis
Isaac
Comet
Cleveland
Washington
Boston
Houston
San Diego
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Jim Mulphey
Citywide Athletics League Scores and Matches
A chaotic OCR list shows multiple high school basketball results and upcoming games. Teams like Howes, Pintaptes, Standard Catering, Flyers, Allstars, and Clippers appear with varied scores and venues. Notable entries include Bank of California 34, and Culver 1 points, with several park and gym notices and game times listed imperfectly.
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Howes
Pintaptes
Joes
Ore
Ine Ty Standard
Sportsmen
Brubak
M Asters
Annex
Wheelgeet
Jon Dunen
Los Allmotns Flyers
Wetrttin
Heepalin Deer
We-Tripp
Alates Aldose
Staalers
Emneries
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Thard
Moscais
Flycaypiphts
Tactra
Mueller
Dunem
Los Mamilos
Moe
Willard
Ands
Sinclair Keeppers
Bank of California
Seneke Tiysurange
Alamitos VC. S
R-Smith
Akadatene
Hal
Watts Peeled
Bex Omber Ballers
Maanelat
Maanelat Wire Sener Wasatdlane
Culver St
Culve Lyometie
Wpsmunkine Sith
TONG
Naota
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Dave Lewis
Boston Red Sox
A.club
Pepe
Auill
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Lipin
Jerry Johnson
United Press International
Fenway Park
Carlos May
Mike Nagy
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Fenway
Sim Shellenback
Casey Cox
Junior
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Combined News Services
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