Bonus Baby Salvages Giants Victory With One Pitch
In Warren Williams League action Duncan Catron homered in the seventh to back a 10-2 Duncan win over Thompson. Eppy's Drug beat Dias Floral 9-3 in the opener as Eller allowed seven hits and six strikeouts.
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Yanks Stretch Lead and Giants Shine on Garibaldi
Giants win 3-2 as Bob Garibaldi, 20, debut with one pitch for the out, keeping ERA 0.00 after Mets scare. Pirates top Cards 5-2 with Johnny Logan grand slam, Braves beat Reds on Hendley start, Yankees beat A's 3-1 lifting lead to 3.5 games.
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Beauty Bar Wins Girls Contest at New River Park
Beauty Bar sent 44 batters to the plate and scored 15 to defeat Glass House 15 to 5 in the Girls City Softball League at New River Park. Chris Haynes led with four hits in five at bats. Tomasino Soto Drema Atkins and Delores Jones had two hits for Glass House.
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Reds Fall Short as Milwaukee blanked Cincinnati 3 0
Milwaukee trimmed the Reds 3 0 in Cincinnati as Bob Purkey and Sandy Koufax faced off in a three game series opener. Joe Adcock and Roy McMillan hit solo and two run homers off Joey Jay, while Bob Hendley held Cincinnati to six hits and preserved the shutout. Wally Post and Frank Robinson were stymied by timely Milwaukee defense and pitching.
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Standings and upcoming games in American and National Leagues
The standings show New York leading the American League with 50 wins, followed by Los Angeles and Cleveland at 48 each, Minnesota 47, Chicago 47, and Baltimore 44. Tuesday features nine scheduled games and several night matchups with teams like Detroit at Los Angeles and Cleveland at Minnesota. In the National League Los Angeles leads at 62-32, San Francisco 60-34, and St Louis 50-41. Monday results include New York beating San Francisco and Pittsburgh beating St Louis. Tuesday schedules add doubleheaders and night games across divisions with Koufax, O'Dell, Cardwell, and Hamilton among the listed probables.
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Jets Back To Normal In IL
The Columbus Jets lost to the Atlanta Crackers 7-6 snapping a six game winning streak. Angel o Scull homered for Atlanta in the eighth and Ed Bauta earned the win in relief while Bob Priddy took the loss. Other scores included Rochester over Toronto 3-2 in 11 innings and Buffalo beating Syracuse 4-1 in 12 innings.
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Beckley Babe Ruth and Local Softball Showdowns Slate
Today’s sports card lists Glen Daniel versus East Gulf Sparks TV versus Mabscott and multiple league fixtures across Beckley and surrounding towns. Matches include Post 32 against Thompson Drug, Beckley Elks II versus Chicks, Hawks versus Falcons, Blues versus Bisons, Comets versus Buffs, Marlinton LL Cardinals versus Giants, and several LLs including Red Sox Dodgers Yankees and Redlegs versus Yankees.
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Pirates sign two teens to minor league contracts
Pittsburgh Pirates announce the signing of infielder Jim Tabor Jr. of Palo Alto California and pitcher Dick Taafe of Millburn New Jersey to minor league deals. Tabor, 18, son of a former major leaguer, is 6 feet tall and 175 pounds, bat and throw right handed. Taafe, also 18, is a left handed pitcher listed at 6 feet 1 inch and 175 pounds.
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Tigers Eye Rookie Detroit Pitcher Howie Koplitz
UPI reports Howie Koplitz, recently discharged from the Army, will throw batting practice for the Detroit Tigers in the next few days. The club will decide whether to add the 44 year old right hander, the minor leagues top pitcher in 1941, to their roster.
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