Ramos Probe Sparks Spitball Controversy at Senators
In a tense game, umpire Bill McKinley ejected Ramos of the Washington Senators after frequent bench sorties aimed at pitcher Pedro Ramos for alleged spitball throwing. The Orioles edged Washington 6-5 as the protest drew pushback from a congressman over postseason review. Willie Mays then sparked a rare rally, homering and driving in four in a 5-0 Giants win.
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Red Sox axe Jurges in midseason move
UPI reports the Boston Red Sox released manager Jurges amid turmoil. interim boss Baker remains position uncertain as Jurges, resting after medical leave, writes owner Yawkey seeking return while the team endures a 26th loss in 29 games.
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O Mally curious about O Reilly baseball vs racing clash
A New York column by Tom O Reilly critiques sports pages for overemphasizing baseball while praising racing. The piece notes Walter O Malley’s possible interest as Dick Young defends racing readers against football style tabloid coverage. O Reilly argues readers attend races to bet and watch horses.
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Pender Eyes Archie Moore Title in Oct Bout
Paul Pender, middleweight champion in several circuits, will skip a Fullmer title bout to challenge Archie Moore for the heavyweight crown. Pender weighs 160 pounds and eyes 169 for the bout in Brookline, Mass, with Moore in San Diego. He would not pursue a Fullmer fight and mentions plans depending on Moore’s title defense and a possible October matchup.
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Pender Beats Robinson in Boston Rematch at Garden
In a high profile rematch at the Boston Garden on January 22, Pender defeated Robinson with a tactical fight from the sixth to the fifteenth rounds. Pender noted Robinson aimed for early knockouts and warned by referee McCarron for low blows. Robinson left for New York to consider his future plans.
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Hawks Open Series at Santa Clara Weekend Start
The world champion Long Beach Nitehawks begin a three game road series with a double header at Santa Clara. Leroy Zimmerweil pitches opener against county champion Santa Clara Foresters and Jack Randall starts the nightcap versus the Santa Clara Valley All Stars. Sunday features the Hawks versus the Santa Clara City All Stars at 1 30 with rookie Eddie Waymire set to pitch. The Hawks remain unbeaten in-ring games this season.
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Lonesome Yacht Race Kicks Off Across Atlantic
Four starter yachts depart Plymouth in a historic single handed Trans Atlantic race. Entries include a London map publisher and a Welsh skipper with beard, plus an American, Frenchman, German and Englishman tied to New York prospects. Official notes late starters may still close gaps with favorable winds as Dr. David Lewis explains the voyage satisfies a craving for challenge.
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Dodgers Lose Bid As Reds Rally In Big Frame
Desperate Dodgers falter as Reds load the bases by the second inning. Dutch Dotterer delivers a grand slam over the screen, sealing the blow to Dodgers in a tense game. George Lederer notes the failure amid mounting Dodgers pressure.
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Dodger of the Day shines with two homers in setback
A Dodgers batter hit two home runs and a single in a 4-3 loss to the Reds. The strong day at the plate highlighted the offensive effort, but the club fell short as Reds pitchers locked down late.
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Dodgers Tangle With Reds In Late Inning Rally
Dodgers vs Reds sees Alston shuffle the infield after Davis slump and Sherry two homers. Koufax struggles with control while Palmquist debuts on his 27th birthday as Los Angeles eyes lines for Podres to face Newcombe. Sherry lifts Dodgers but Koufax takes eighth loss in nine decisions.
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Dodgers Beat Reds In Mixed Inning Baseball Tilt
In a clash of baseball rivals, the Dodgers defeated the Reds with a late surge after a shaky second inning. Key moments included walks and doubles fueling scoring, plus homers from Sherry and Shorey. Both teams showed fielding lapses and timely hitting as the final tally reached four runs for Cincinnati and several for the Dodgers.
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