Sadecki Fined as Musial Nets 450th Cardinal Homer
Stan Musial hit his 450th homer to spark a 10-9 in eight inning win for the Cardinals over Cincinnati as Ray Sadecki suffered the defeat and was fined $250 by Johnny Keane for the poorest exhibition of effort. Musial went 3-for-6 lifting his season average to .326 and made a perfect peg at the plate. The day’s action also saw the Giants extend their win streak to five and the Dodgers win the opener over Pittsburgh 3-2 in a suspended game and Houston beat Milwaukee 7-1.
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Yoders Homer Lifts Bayshore Mennonite Past First Baptist
Willie Yoder hit a home run and D Stutzman and R Schrock added two hits each as Bayshore Mennonite beat First Baptist 7 4 at 12th Street park in Church slow pitch league action. First Church Of God defeated Holy Cross Lutheran 12 6. The Mennonite Baptist game stayed close until the sixth inning when Bayshore Mennonite surged with four runs.
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Hold em Pound em Beat em Giant Formula For Success
Giants implement Hold em Pound em Beat em plan to stay ahead by holding opponents six to seven innings while batters provide the scoring impact. Dark praises Billy Pierce for six to seven inning holds and notes a strong offense with regulars hitting over .300 led by Cepeda Mays Alou Davenport Kuenn and Cepeda driving the run production.
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Jimmy Davenport
Harvey Kuenn
Willie Mays
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Cepeda
Redfish found on flats between Coon Key and City Island
Eddie Jantzen of Boat A Drive on City Island advises anglers to drift the flats between Coon Key and City Island at dawn with a westerly wind for prime redfish. he notes early morning conditions and location as best.
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Deep water flats lure trout off City Island shore
Angling notes reveal 2- to 4-pound trout favored on deep-water flats near the radio tower on City Island. Sailors sign the Boats-A-Drive blotter with catches including trout, mackerel, blues, and snook. Snook near Midnight Pass top report with Weasel landing four 11-16 pound fish and 22 trout close behind.
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Baseball scores and standings from a multi-city slate
Kansasa 4 Minnesota 3 Baltimore 6 Washington 5 two games. many postponements and night games listed. Standings show Sarasota, Tampa, Fort Lauderdale, Daytona Beach, Miami, St. Petersburg, Palatka, Lakeland with recent results.
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Miami
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Palatka
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Top 10 National League Batters and Home Run Leaders
A garbled tally lists top NL players by batting and home runs, naming Mays Cepeda Banks Thomas Mejias Pinson and others with numbers for games at bats runs hits and averages. It also notes American League leaders Gentile Cash Essegian Robinson and others along with pitching records and scattered team affiliations.
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All Stars to be Picked in Baseball Poll
New York UPI reports players will vote June 22 to 28 to select the starting lineups for the American and National League All Star games. Commissioner Ford Frick announced the process with pitchers excluded from the starting selections.
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Jimenez and Siebern Spark Athletics Comeback Win
Manny Jimenez and Norm Siebern fueled a 4-3 Kansas City victory over Minnesota as Jimenez climbed to .366 and Siebern homered and doubled. The win tightens KC’s hold in the American League race while Camilo Pascual faltered for the Twins.
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Early Wynn Offers Space Flight Baseball Advice
Chicago White Sox veteran Early Wynn advised space astronauts John Glenn and Scott Carpenter. He suggested studying flight films for clues about particles in orbit and joked signatures of Joe Cronin and Warren Giles might be found on balls. Wynn noted he sent the letter from Baltimore on June 1 and may watch films for insights.
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Ranger's GM Chooses Top Coaching Candidates
New York Rangers GM Mazz Patrick named Emile Francis and George Sullivan as leading candidates to replace Doug Harvey as coach. Patrick noted others may be considered and the process could last 30 days to wait for Harvey’s possible change of mind.
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Dietzel Recruiting Tactics Questioned By Frank Howard
In Charlotte, South Carolina coach Frank Howard accuses Army coach Paul Dietzel of luring two top Clemson targets, Curtiss Lindler and Wayne Page, to West Point with athletic grants. Dietzel denies state restrictions and says recruiting funds come from the Army Athletic Association. Lindler pursued via congressman. Page’s mother notes football staff aided Wayne.
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