Reds Top Dodgers 3 2 as Jay Wins Ninth
Cincinnati extends lead with a 3-2 victory over Los Angeles behind Jo ey Jay in a three run first inning. Gus Bell Vada Pinson and a balk score the runs. Giants Cubs Pirates Phillies split two games as Sadecki and Cardwell shine. Altman Williams power Cubs past Milwaukee in a high scoring doubleheader. Roberto Clemente fuels Pirates rally with a two for Pittsburgh and Pancho Herrera homers in the seventh of the nightcap.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Dodgers
Joey Jay
Jim Brosnan
San Francisco
Giants
St. Louis
Ray Sadecki
Chicago
Cubs
Milwaukee
George Altman
Billy Wilams
Pittsbungh
Philadelphia
Pirates
Phillies
Don Blasingame
Gus Bell
Vada Pinson
Gordi Coleman
Altman
Williams
Warren Spahn
Allman
Dan Cardwell
Barney Schultz
Jim Davenport
Willie Mays
Sadecki
Stan Mustal
Billy Logs
Mays
Roberto Clemente
Pittsburgh
Pancho Herrera
Major League Owners Meet in Chicago on Key Issues
National and American League owners convene in Chicago to tackle expansion for the NL with New York and Houston, and skyrocketing bonuses to teenagers. A five member NL committee reports on fitting two new teams into the league while curbing $100,000 plus signing offers. Frick weighs payment ceilings and penalties, and talks about safeguarding minors through realignments and stronger major league protections.
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Chicago
New York
Houston
Los Angeles
Washington
Ford Frick
Frick
Palmer Wins Western Open at Blythefield Country Club
Arnold Palmer captures the 58th Western Open with a 13 under total 271 at Blythefield, earning $5,000 and a grand chest. Sam Snead is runner up at 273, Gene Littler ties for seventh, and Bob Goetz sets a course record with 63. Palmer heads to Britain for the Open next week.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Arnold Palmer
Pelmer
Blythefield Country Club
Miami
Fla
Sam Snead
Gene
Okla
Blythefield
Chicago Defeats Milwaukee 5 to 3 in Baseball Duel
Chicago tops Milwaukee 5 3 as Heist and Altman homer for the Cubs while Thomasik drives in runs for Milwaukee. Spahn vs Cardwell in a pitching duel, with Bolin winning for the Giants and Sadecki earning a win for St Louis in a separate game. Cepeda homered for the Giants, Mays noted in earlier context.
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Chicago
Milwaukee
Braves
Cardwell
Schultz
Ad Thacker
Spahn
Willey
Torre
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L—Spahn
Heist
Altmat
Thomasik
San Francisco
St. Louis
Giants
Cardinals
McCormick
Bolin
S. Miller
Haller
Hailey
R. Miller
Anderson
McDaniel
Cicotte
McDexmott
Schaffer
W—Bolin
L— McDaniel
Rip Eagle
Penn State
Loes
Jones
Bas
Bailey
Sadecki
Ketball
McCarver
W—Sadecki
Western Maryland College
Lves
Mays
Carbondale Summer Baseball Schedule Listings
The Carbondale schedule outlines games for the week across multiple diamonds with teams including Nats, Pups, Cubs, Rams, Owls, Wrens, and more. Timings mostly show 6 p m starts with several 8 p m entries, plus a Pittsburgh vs Philadelphia baseball box score snippet at the end.
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Nats
Doris
Winkler
Pups
Bugs
Diaren
Cubs
Wolves
Diamond
Rams
Jets
Owls
Hees
Wrens
Sox
Browns
Jynx
Eagles
Bats
Cats
Aces
Hawks
Diamond G
Stags
Jays
Royals
Diamond D
Stars
Seals
Reds
Burns
Diamond A
P. T
Cobras
Lions
Diamont
Yanks
Bears
Diamond B
Dong
Diamond C
Bees
Attucks
Lynx
Stage
Diamond Cc
Pros
Celts
Braves
Tigers
Yankees Win Tigers Split With Indians
Detroit first baseman Norm Gash belted three home runs as the Tigers split a doubleheader with Cleveland, dropping ground in the pennant race while the Yankees and White Sox surged. New York edged Minnesota 10-5 to close gap with Detroit. Chicago moved into a fifth place tie with Baltimore by sweeping Washington. Red Sox and A’s split. Indians won a late game as Essegian’s drive produced the winning run despite a baserunner miscue.
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Suinday
Norm Cash
Tigers
Detroit
Cleveland
Ray Sadecki
Cardinals
San Francisco Towo
Giants
Sadecki
Willie Mays Isasmimed
Associated Press
Norm Gash
New York
Yankees
Minnesota
Indians
Chicago
Sox
Baltimore
Washington
Oriumph
Los Angeles
Ron Hansen
Boston
Kansas City
Red Sox
Cash
Wynn Hawkins
Jim Bunning
Jimmy Piersall
Piersall
Chuck Essegian
Billy Pierce
Barry Wyan
White Sox
Nellie Fox
Floyd Robinson
Ellie Howard
Harmon Killebrew
Twins
Strongboy
Carroll Hardy
Gene Stehens
A’s
Bob Shaw
Senators Edge Sox in Low Scoring Baseball Doubleheader
In two games Washington Senators split with the Chicago White Sox and Cleveland Indians, with lone wins by Pierce and Wynn. Notable homers included Washington’s Washington, Woodling for the White Sox, and Cassell for Detroit. Gene Verble, a former Washington Senator, manages Syracuse in the International League.
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Washington
Senators
White Sox
Donovan
Katyna
Green
Pierce
Lollar
W—Pierce
L—Donovan
Klippstein
Gabier
Daniels
Daley
Wynn
Lawnta
Carreon
Kippstein
Woodling
Martin
Detroit
Cleveland
Tigers
Indians
Bunning
Fox
Rourke
Tawkins
Allen
Locke
Romano
W—Bunning
L— Hawkins
Cass
Kaline
Francona
Gene Verble
Syracuse
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