Photomen Beat Keatleys 3-1 Behind Belcher's Arm
King Photo tops Keatley's 3-1 as Don Belcher twirls a two hitter in earlier game and drives in the decisive run. He fans 16, scores the go ahead run, and helps salvage a 1-1 record. Ceremonies for Miss Babe Ruth 1957 were postponed due to rain.
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Major League Baseball standings and schedule update
American League standings show Chicago atop the division with New York second. schedules list Boston at Chicago, Washington at Detroit, New York at Cleveland, and Baltimore at Kansas City. National League standings put Cincinnati ahead of Philadelphia and Brooklyn, with multiple tomorrow games noted across both leagues.
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Rain Halts Six Loop Games. Babe Ruth Only One Played
Rain halted six loops Tuesday night delaying Beckley Bittle Minor Intercity Softball Warren Williams Slab Fork Mullens Babe Ruth leagues with no reschedules yet. Mullens Legion eyed a 7:30 p.m. home opener against Gary. other games to be announced.
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Major League Se Leaders
The Associated Press lists season leaders across batting pitching and fielding. Aaron tops runs and homers for Milwaukee, Robinson and Mays lead hits and stolen bases, Koufax and Trucks headline pitching, Williams the batting average leader, and other players cited for doubles triples and strikeouts. The note compiles leaders: Aaron, Robinson, Mays, Williams, Koufax, Trucks, Pierce and others across teams like Milwaukee Cincinnati New York Boston Baltimore Chicago and Philadelphia.
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Dodgers and Giants refuse city guarantee on park deal
In New York City a meeting with Mayor Wagner and team presidents failed to yield a commitment. O'Malley and Stoneham warned the city must supply suitable sites by Oct 1 or the Dodgers and Giants will move to Los Angeles and San Francisco respectively. Both clubs refused to guarantee staying and offered no city-built stadium plan.
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Woman seeks $2960 monthly support inHelbush suit
Mrs. Jeanne Helbush, 47, filed for temporary support of 2960 dollars a month in a separate maintenance suit against Herman H. Helbush, 74, noted racehorse owner. The action, filed yesterday, also seeks a Superior Court restraining order to prevent molesting. A hearing is set for June 14.
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Phillies Turn To Pitching As 75 Percent Of Game
The 1957 Phillies, surprising NL contenders, rely on pitching en route to six wins in eight games. Harvey Haddix tosses a three hitter for his 18th complete game in 43 Phillies starts, overcoming sinus trouble. Says Haddix, a few more wins could erase past setbacks. In Miami, Dodgers manager Walt Alston reveals tentative starting mix, leaving reporters amused at shifting plans and potential position swaps.
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Crepello Favored In Epsom Derby
Crepello goes to the starting post for the Epsom Derby as one of the hottest favorites in the race’s history. The distance suits him, and backers expect him to win for Sir Victor Sassoon in a field of twenty two, with the purse around 520,000 dollars and four American-owned contenders among them. Royaumont Ballymoss Tempest and Roid De Miel are among the entries with Royaumont a joint sixth choice at 10 to 1 last night.
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Baseball Bigwigs Subpoenaed by Congress
A full slate of baseball officials and player representatives led by Commissioner Ford Frick were subpoenaed to testify before the House Judiciary Committee June 17. The panel will probe if baseball should be subject to antitrust laws. J Norman Lewis said the committee, led by Rep Emanuel Celler, also subpoenaed NL President Warren Giles AL head Will Harridge and players Robin Roberts Eddie Yost.
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National Golf Day To Begin Next Saturday
National Golf Day kicks off next Saturday with UMWAGO coverage of golfers competing against champions Kathy Cornelius and Cary Middlecoff. Cornelius plays in the Ladies PGA Championship in Pittsburgh while Middlecoff defends the National Open in Toledo as charity contributions total about 512000 over the past five years.
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Senators Lose to Denver in final game of series
Charleston falls 7 to 3 as Hal Woodeshick gives up the finish to Denver. Ben Flowers starts for the Bears who tie the series at one game each behind a five run fifth inning. Dick Sanders homers for Denver while Mark Freeman shuts down Charleston through five before a late scoring burst.
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