Senior Loop To Offer Bonus Baby Players At 125000
The National League approved a plan to stock New York and Houston with up to 28 players each for 125000 per bonus baby. Existing clubs will loan seven players post World Series and eight under club control, with further selections to reach four players per new team. The plan mirrors the American League approach and awaits joint talks with Ford Frick.
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New York
Houston
Warren Giles
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Los Angeles
Washington
Giles
Ford Frick
Major League Leaders Headlines from United Press International
National League leaders include Hoak Pitts Altman Chicago Aaron Milwaukee Climate Pittsburgh Moon Los Angeles Pinson Cincinnati Mathews Milwaukee Mays San Francisco Boyer St Louis Thomas Milwaukee. American League leaders include Cash Detroit Brandt Baltimore Howard New York Killbrew Minnesota Piersall Cleveland Romano Cleveland Sievers Chicago Robinson Baltimore Mantle New York Francia Cleveland Home runs list Cepeda Giants Robinson Reds Mathews Braves Mays Giants. Pitching leaders show National League Padres Dodgers Miller Koufax Purkey Hunt Reds and American League Latman Indians Mossi Giant Indians Ford Yankees Schwall Red Sox Archer Athletics.
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Tams Little Leaguers To Meet Truman Mine
Tams face Truman Mine in Sophia Little League action today as a four team loop delivered exciting play. In Monday’s games Smith & Williams beat Amigo 7 to 6 with a five run third, Amigo tallied five in the fifth and Saunders homered for Amigo in the second.
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Truman
Sophia
Smith & Williams
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Smith-Williams
Saunders
Taylor
Calvert
Brown
Kincaid
Ten hot weather fishing tips from Dick Wolff
Angling authority Dick Wolff of Garcia Corporation offers ten tips for summer fishing. He emphasizes dawn and dusk for surface action and midday bottom fishing for bass, pickerel, and trout, plus practical gear advice and upkeep to preserve freshness.
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AAU Trip Sparks Rift With Top Track Stars
Hammer thrower Hal Connelly led seven athletes in refusing the AAU's European tour to Russia and other countries, criticizing poor planning and lack of support. Parry O’Brien and Al Oerter echoed the sentiment, while several others opted out. Those traveling include Otis Davis, Ralph Boston, and a roster of international competitors.
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Moscow
AAU
Connolly
Rome
Parry O'Brien
al Oerter
O'Brien
Oerter
Rink Babka
al Hall
Ron Morris
Dalas Long
Long
California
Dan Ferris
Otis Davis
Ralph Boston
Frank Budd
Paul Drayton
Hayes Jones
Cliff Cushman
John Thomas
Jerry Siebert
Cyrol Burleson
Jim Beatty
Max Truex
Deacon Jones
Bill Sharpe
Bill Alley
Rain Interrupts Wimbledon Opens Seeded Americans
At Wimbledon Chuck McKinley eighth seed from St. Ann Missouri begins bid against Sergio Tacchini of Italy after rain and darkness halted the opening day. Ron Holmberg defeated Enrique Morea 7 5 7 5 6 3 while Frank Froehling Crawford Henry won in four sets. Hernando Lesch both out, Howe and Mulloy Siska trail in first round matches as play resumes amid wet grass and fading light.
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Wimbledon
England
UPI
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St. Ann
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Italy
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Ron Holmberg
Brooklyn
N.Y
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Frank Froehling
Coral Gables
Fla
Crawford Henry
Atlanta
Froehling
John Barett
Henry
Michael Hann
Rudy Hernando
Modesto
Calif
John Lesch
Los Angeles
Hernando
Neale Fraser
Australia
Jack Douglas
Santa Monica
John Hillebrand
Gardnar Mulloy
Coral Bables
Bob Siska
San Francisco
Mulloy
Britain
John Ward
Alt. Siska
Nicole Pilic
Yugoslavia
Rotary, Chevrolet and Methodist Triumph at Mullens Little League
Rotary beat Lions 5-4 with a bottom sixth run as Runion swiped home after a rally from three runs down. Chevrolet defeated Legion 8-6 behind Curtiss England two run homer and Halsey two hits. Methodist routed Moose 9-5 scoring nine all in first two innings and holding on.
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Halsey
Williams Opposes Spitters In Pitcher Batter Clash
Ted Williams argues against restoring the spitball and says pitchers already held the advantage with night baseball. He recalls influencing Roy Hall and notes Carl Yastrzemski needs time to master the strike zone while Williams remains active in baseball discussions and promotes Sears sports lines.
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Williams
Roy Hall
Scottsdale
Red Sox
Waterloo
Carl Yastrzemski
Ted Williams
Peachy Kellmeyer Top Seed In Southern Girls Tennis
Charleston West Virginia player Pert Peachy Kellmeyer, among the nation's top juniors, was scheduled to begin her first action in the Southern Girls Tennis tournament in Chattanooga Tennessee. She held the top seed in junior girls play as the event opened.
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MLB Standings and Tuesday Probables from Coast to Coast
The standings show Cincinnati leading the National League with 43 wins and 25 losses, followed by Los Angeles 41-29 and San Francisco 38-30. Chicago 25-40 and Philadelphia 22-41 trail. American League highlights list New York 44-25, Cleveland 41-33, Boston 36-33, and Minnesota 26-43. Tuesday features multiple night games and listed probable pitchers including Marichal, Bu zhardt, Cloninger, and Simmons among others.
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Super Market Nets Second Win In Cage Loop
Greenbrier Dairy drops Friday night as L B rises to sole first place tie with Dairymen. L B fends off Valley Bell 49 43 for its second win. Tom Brammer leads with 14 points while Barnard and Easley add 14 and 16 for the losers. Earl Gilbert tops Combined Insurance with 29 in a 70 63 victory over Tom's Toasted Peanuts.
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Woody
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Cimala
Winston
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Lilly
Stone
Elkins
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Comb. Ins
Local Softball Showdowns Highlight Busy Card
Today's games feature Dias Floral facing Thompson Drug and Eppys Drug clashing with Post 70. Beckley BR meets Keatley's, Bays Buick plays King Photo, Spark's TV opposes Beaver Merchants, plus Casket against Park Drug. Beckley II Central Cubs vs BravesPirates vs Orioles highlight top matchups with Eastern Minor Marlins meeting Hawks and Western Dodgers facing Redlegs.
Fishing With Junior Builds Strong Parent-Child Bonds
The piece outlines turning fishing into varied, engaging outings for kids. Plan trips for peak bite times, mix in shore hikes and nature study, and adjust to a child’s attention. From ages eight up, teach spinning and spin-cast techniques to boost pride and interest.
Yanks Triumph In Mount Hope II 4-3
The Yankees beat the Indians 4-3 in Mount Hope Little League with a seventh inning rally after trailing 3-1. Shawver homered in the first, starter Peno struck out 13, and Cassell added hits as O’Neal and Spadaro pitched for the Indians. Indians 010 002 0 4 Yankees 120 000 1 4.
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Mount Hope
Indians
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Peno
Lacey Anderson
Tigers
Redlegs
O'Neal
D. Spadaro
Adams
Steplowski
Cassell
Central and Western Tilt Docket Opens with Pair of Rivals
Central Division hosts Cubs vs Braves and Pirates vs Orioles while Dodgers meet Redlegs in Western action and Marlins face Hawks in Minor League. Major results include Yankees 9 8 over Red Sox for second round lead. Indians 10 6 over Tigers. Dodgers 7 5 over Redlegs. Chicks 7 5 Falcons. Red Sox tie Yankees 9 9 in late rally. Meador and Buckland homer.
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