Willhite Debuts with Shutout as Dodgers Split Doubleheader
Nick Willhite, 22, debuting with Los Angeles, blanked the Chicago Cubs 2-0 to give the Dodgers a split after the Cubs won the opener 8-3. The left-hander allowed five hits, struck out six, and walked one, fueling a resurgence from Spokane in the Pacific Coast League. The day also saw Giants and Cardinals split, Reds sweeping Mets, and other NL results shaping a tight pennant race.
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Orioles and Yankees top baseball action in doubleheader
In a twin bill, Delock and Monbouquette split for Baltimore against Boston with Mejias homering twice in game one while Morehead and Radatz shut the Red Sox in the nightcap. Washington and Cleveland split a pair with Abernathy earning the win in relief. Detroit and New York took separate games with key homers and strong pitching performances. Kansas City and Chicago split as did Los Angeles and Minnesota in two dramatic contests. Multiple other matchups featured in a long day of AL action including Houston San Francisco Philadelphia Milwaukee Chicago and Los Angeles.
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Richard Deham
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Tennis Club Tops Prison Team in Mixed Match Play
The Terre Haute Tennis Club beat a U S Prison team 6 to 2 in a meet held at the prison yesterday. Matches featured Sarsycki and James winning 6 1, with Bonness and Stein taking 7 5, and several other close results between TH Te and U S P players.
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Visking Softball Team Wins Doubleheader Over Bryant Manufacturing
The Visking softball squad earned their first doubleheader sweep of the season, defeating Bryant Manufacturing 4-2 in the opener and 3-0 in game two. Noble Rector allowed seven hits, Wayne Myer fanned 13 while two hits were allowed in the nightcap. Next game faces Cook's All Stars from Indianapolis at Memorial Park next Saturday night.
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Walt Sweeney Drafted by San Diego Chargers
Syracuse University star Walt Sweeney was selected as the first draft choice by the San Diego Chargers, signaling a key AFL pick from the university for the upcoming season.
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Barlick Returns to NL Umpiring After Brief Quit
Al Barlick will rejoin the National League umpiring crew in Chicago on June 21 after a brief self imposed retirement. NL president Warren Giles announced the decision and said Barlick would spend two or three days with his family to relax before returning to duty. Barlick had quit late Sunday, citing a misunderstanding, while at his Springfield home.
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Brazil Turns Back Anderson 10-3 To Salvage Split
Brazil won the nightcap 10-3 in American Legion baseball to salvage a split with Anderson in Brazil Indiana. Allen Buell collected five hits and Bob Youngblood added four for Anderson as Anderson had won the opener 6-3.
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Shelburn Splits Doubleheader With Jasper In Batting Hurling
Bartlett pitched a one hitter to lead Shelburn to a 4 3 win in the first game against Jasper. Shelburn then lost or split the doubleheader in a rugged matchup with Jasper, as batteries listed Kline Jones and Springer for Shelburn and Jasper respectively.
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Cardinals Add Lew Burdette to Boost Pennant Run
The St Louis Cardinals acquired Lew Burdette a 36 year old right handed pitcher from the Milwaukee Braves in a last minute trade sending Gene Oliver and Bob Sadowski to the Braves Burdette is to debut against the New York Mets on Tuesday and he stated he just wants to pitch wherever he is needed.
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