Detroit fires Bob Scheffing as Tigers name Dressen
Detroit General Manager James A. Campbell announced the firing of manager Bob Scheffing and his coaching staff for the best interests of the club. Charlie Dressen will manage, joining Bob Swift Stubby Overmire and Pat Mullin as new coaches to replace the previous regime.
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Jamestown
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Orioles thump Red Sox as baseball slate unfolds
American League action sees Baltimore beat Boston 7 to 2 while Cleveland blanks Washington 1-0. Night games feature a slate including Detroit at Boston, Washington at New York, Chicago at Minnesota, and more with multiple doubleheaders listed for Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Koufax Dominates Giants In Sixth Shutout Of Season
Dodgers lefty Sandy Koufax blanked the San Francisco Giants 2 to 0, earning his sixth shutout and 10th win to pull Los Angeles closer to first place. Maury Wills and Bill Skowron drove in the runs with a second-inning double and a third-inning score, as Koufax struck out 9 and held the Giants to four singles. The win moved the Cardinals into first place, with the Dodgers dropping to second behind St. Louis in the NL race.
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Jim Gilliam
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Golf stars lambaste rough U S Open course at Brookline
At Brookline the leading golfers criticise the U S Open setup as the course shows ankle deep rough and many blind shots. George Bayer Sam Snead Art Wall Julius Boros Arnold Palmer voice concern over soft fairways and two or three brutal holes especially the 12th and 9th.
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Dupas Retains Junior Middle Title With Outpoint win
Ralph Dupas from New Orleans outpointed Denny Moyer from Portland to retain the world junior middleweight title. The card also listed bouts in Omaha Boston and Tokyo with various outcomes.
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Dick French
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Teruo Kosaka
Japan
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Thailand
Burdette Trade Boosts Cardinals Pitching Depth
Milwaukee sent Lew Burdette to St Louis while acquiring Gene Oliver and Bob Sadowski. The Braves gain relief for the mound but lose a veteran ace who could help the Cardinal staff. Burdette’s arrival could push St Louis toward a stronger run as the season wears on.
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Suns Manager Ben Geraghty Dies in Jacksonville
Ben Geraghty, 50, manager of the Jacksonville Suns of the International Baseball League, died today in Jacksonville. He suffered a heart attack, ending a lengthy career in minor league baseball and leadership of the Suns.
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In a glass by itself 8 PROOF Kentucky Bourbon Whiskey
An Ames B Beam Distilling Co publication notes 8 proof Kentucky straight bourbon whiskey produced by Beam in Clermont Kentucky.
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Ames B. Beam Distilling CO
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