Marlins run past Jersey City in 8-1 rout then rain halts second game
Charleston Marlins blasted Jersey City 8 to 1 as Ed Olivares Harry Watts and pitcher Ray Washburn led a four run fourth inning and Jim Beauchamp added a late homer. Washburn improved to 3-1 while Richards fell to 1-1. Second game was called after eight innings due to rain.
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Eight Rookies Ready For 500
INDIANAPOLIS Ind UPT The rookies show they are not just filler in the Memorial Day 500. The 33 car field includes eight newcomers led by Norman Hall and Bobby Marshman with Jack Brabham among the rookies. Pole sitter Eddie Sachs heads a lineup of past winners, while veterans seek comebacks as fastest qualifying speeds average 145.302 mph. Final testing continues before May 30 flying start.
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Oak Hill Mann Named Top Athlete at Collins High
Kenny Mann named Athlete of the Year by The Log at Collins High School. He starred in football as a three year letterman, played left halfback this year, and excelled in track as a sprinter and mile relay anchor. Numerous varsity and junior letters were awarded across football, basketball, and track, with names listed for each team and additional intramural and leadership honors for girls.
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Jets Hold 1 Game Lead
United Press International reports the Charleston Marlins rebounded to win two and tie one, moving within one game of the first place Columbus Jets in the International League. Ed Olivares, Harry Watts and Jim Beauchamp homered as the Marlins beat the Jersey City Jerseys 8-1, while a game was called after eight innings with no score. The Jets defeated Richmond 5-2 as Buffalo beat Syracuse and Toronto swept Rochester in Sunday action.
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Mullens BRL slate outlined for 1961 Babe Ruth season
The Mullens Moose Club announced its 1961 Babe Ruth League schedule opening with a May 30 double header. The 18-game season runs through August 3 with four teams Red Sox Giants Cardinals and Indians. Each team plays 18 games in this active night league.
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Dream World Series in Largest Parks Looms for Dodgers and Indians
Dodgers and Indians dream of a historic World Series in the two biggest ballparks Los Angeles Coliseum and Cleveland Stadium. Dodgers sweep Giants as Koufax spins a four hitter. Indians crush Twins with a 18-hit attack in two games. Pirates, Cardinals, Braves, Tigers, Orioles and Yankees win as league race tightens and attendance potential soars.
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National League action features Milwaukee against Cincinnati with competitive play expected as teams vie for standings. The matchup highlights key players and potential impact on division positioning.
Major League Baseball standings and results excerpt 1962
Baseball standings and results across leagues with team records and percentages. Sunday's results include Pittsburgh over Philadelphia and Milwaukee defeating Cincinnati in two games, plus St. Louis beating Chicago twice and Los Angeles edging San Francisco. Monday’s scheduled pitchers feature pennant contenders across the American and National Leagues with key matchups and postponed games noted.
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International and related minor league baseball scores
Baseball scores from several leagues. International League Rochester beat Toronto 13 to 2 and lost 0 to 4 to Toronto in a doubleheader. Buffalo defeated Syracuse 9 to 8 then 5 to 2. Columbus split with Richmond 10-7 and 5-2. Jersey City swept Charleston 8-1 and 2nd game was called in Charleston. American Association matchups listed with Dal Fort Worth and Indianapolis high scoring. Pacific Coast League notes include Portland at Spokane and regional results from Salt Lake City, San Diego, Vancouver, Seattle, Tacoma, and Hawaii. Eastern, Southern and Williamsport leagues show multiple results with notable scores such as Chattanooga 18 Shreveport 7 and Williamsport 7 over Springfield 5.
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