Perini urges NL to keep New York franchise amid shifting era
Milwaukee Braves owner Louis Perini argues the National League must retain a New York club as Dodgers and Giants move west. He warns that leaving New York would hurt NL prestige and urges careful handling of TV telecasting to protect attendance and park revenues, noting California growth and New England roots.
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All-Star Game Pitching Looms For Jim Bunning
Detroit ace Jim Bunning leads the majors in ERA and strikeouts with a 7-1 mark. The 25 year old may be called to start for the American League in the All-Star Game in St Louis on July 9, after rebounding from early season setbacks to win six straight decisions and complete all but one of his starts.
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Betty Hicks Visits Fountain Head for Clinic and Exhibition
A large crowd of golf enthusiasts gathered at Fountain Head Country Club to meet Betty Hicks, famed professional golfer. She visited the 18 hole course yesterday afternoon to lead a clinic and play a nine hole exhibition match, captured in a photo at the No. 1 hole as she was officially welcomed.
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Morris Frock Nine Drops 11 0 Game
Smith pitched Frederick to an 11 to 0 win over Rageratown in the Western Maryland District American Legion Junior Baseball League at the Stadium. Firey and Smith had the only two hits for Morris Frock until the sixth. Frederick totaled seven hits but no extra-base hits. seven errors by Bagetstown aided the shutout.
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Three Softball League Games Carded Tonight
With the first half near end the Community Softball League schedules three more games. Station Furniture leads unbeaten and meets East End Tavern at Reservoir Park. Parskeets face C P Telephone in Funkstown while Henrys Esso. plays Bob Nolands sponsored entry at City Park. Umpires include Haugh at Funkstown Shearer at City Park and Sullivan at Reservoir Park. Milwaukee Braves first baseman Joe Adcock to undergo knee ligament tests over 48 hours with Dr. Bruce Brewer issuing treatment and a Friday recheck.
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White Sox win with defense and speed vs Orioles
Chicago, leading the American League by 2 games, relies on defense and speed as manager Al Lopez notes. The Sox swept Baltimore, scoring mostly on walks and timely baserunning while Orioles managed three singles in a row and could not plate runs. Willis Miranda was thrown out at second on a close play, highlighting Chicago’s fielding edge.
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Betty Hicks to Play In Middle Atlantic Pro Lady Tourney
Betty Hicks, former national champion and Tom OShanter All American winner, joins Fountain Head Country Club pros and leading women amateurs for the Middle Atlantic PGA Pro Lady Tournament at Fountain Head. An exhibition nine holes featured Hicks in a foursome with FHCC members, drawing a several hundred fan gallery.
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Hawks Lose Tight Game Amid Confusing Errors and K's
A muddled baseball recap describes Hawks and Indians bonding through errors and hits as pitchers and batters exchange leads. Martin and Rhodes spark plays while Shelley and Hess contribute for the Tigers. Police hitters powered a homer and double with multiple late scoring chances, and Rakestraw drives in runs as the Colts face Haver Field in a tense league race.
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Martinsburg Chieftains Aim For First in South Mountain
Martinsburg hosts Berkeley Springs at 6 15 PM hoping to join Sharpsburg atop the South Mountain League standings. The Chieftains trail by a half game and seek a victory as Pangborn pitches and Lane, Beard, and Ridenour contribute at the plate in a tense early-season clash.
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International League Scores Report
In a compact update the Montreal Quebec team fell as Havana beat them 8 to 1 while Miami routed Toronto 5 to 1. Buffalo edged Rochester 3 to 2 and Columbus posted a 5 to 2 win.
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Two Players Suspended in SMS League Brawl Sunday
In the South Mountain League two players, Terry Mose of Sharpsburg Bluebirds and Duke Ashton of Martinsburg Chiefs, were suspended one game each for last Sunday's fight during the Sharpsburg Martinsburg game. League president Eugene Smith warned that brawling will not be tolerated and harsher suspensions will follow future incidents.
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Indians Blanked by Merchants in Williamsport Li League
The Merchants defeated the Indians 24 to in Williamsport Li League action last night. A three run rally in the third inning, aided by hit batsmen and Indians errors, sealed the Merchants win while Ming and two hits paced the Indians.
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Dodgers Lose Podres to Left Arm Injury Indefinitely
Cincinnati June 20 Dodgers pitcher Johnny Podres is sidelined after a Long Island College Hospital diagnosis of a pulled tendon in his left forearm. Dr Fett prescribed rest and heat therapy to aid recovery.
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