Change of Scenery Agrees With Major League Players
Five players benefited from a "change of scenery" trade era as Rogovin and Cain starred for Chicago and Detroit respectively. Chapman sparked Cleveland with three RBIs and a steal, Brown hit a grand slam after moving to Philadelphia, and Johnson joined Washington for a six-hitter. St. Louis and Brooklyn also won, keeping pace in the pennant races.
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Saul Rogovin
Bob Cain
Sam Chapman
Tommy Brown
Don Johnson
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New York Yankees
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Phils
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Pittsburgh
Bucky Harris
Washingon
St. Louis
Yanks
Senators
Washington
Gerry Staley
New York Giants
Preacher Roe
Cincinnati
Carl Erskine
Boston
Yankee Stadium
Sux
Johnny Mize
Nellie Foy
Ed Robinson
Spec Shea
Roe
Cal Abrams
New York
Jacksonville Tars expected to take Sally lead tomorrow
Jacksonville's Tars, led by right handed power, rout Columbus 10-4 to stretch third straight win as Sally League leaders. Chuck Fowler pitched six, Vince Morel homered for Columbus, while Montgomery rose to second with 5-3 over Savannah. John Bebbet and Columba relief shut down Macon as Augusta toppled Charleston in 10 innings.
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Jacksonville
Tars
Sailors
Ed Ludwig
Bob Hoch
Columbus Cardinals
Chuck ‘Fowler
Vince Moreel
Montgomery
Savannah Indians
Columbia
Macon
Augusta Tigers
Charleston
Lenny Morrison
Savannah
Joe Murray
Carley Samaklis
Joe Kirkland
Samaklis
John Bebbet
Reds
Macon Peaches
Peaches
Brechin
Bebbes
Mac Stewart
Jack Langgood
Jim Pruett
Augusta
S. Ed Wolfe
Reid Lemley
John Powers
Juan Montero
Bengals
Field Chasing Two North Carolinians At Inverness Tourney
In the Inverness best ball round robin, Clayton Heafner of Charlotte and John Palmer of Badin led after a nine under par 62 yesterday. They hold a five stroke edge over their nearest rivals in the $15 000 event.
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Toledo
Inverness
Ratin
Clayton Heafner
Charlotte
Johnn Palmer
Packers Take Colonial on Nine Errors
Packers capitalized on nine errors by Colonial Stares to win their third victory of the season as Georgia Crate defeated Faulk Chevrolet 10-4. Cratemen pulled ahead of rivals while Faulk led in hits 12-9. Tonight Clark Thread Mill meets Times-Enterprise at 7:15 p.m. and Rose City Foods faces Lions Club in the second bout.
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Faulk Chevrolet
Ado
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Levelen & Lee Vartage
Colonial
Faulk
Georgia Cratemen
Clark Thread Mill
Enterprise
Rose City Foods
Lions Club
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Times-Enterprise
Rose City Foods Sneveeee
Colonial Stores
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Suggs and Berg Meet Amateurs in Western Open
Louise Suggs and Patty Berg, two tourney veterans, reach the semifinals of the Western Women's Open in Philadelphia. Suggs, from Georgia, won her quarterfinal 7 and 5 over Beverly Hanson and faces Marjorie Lindsay, while Berg plays Pat O’Sullivan after Lindsay’s upset of Helen Dettweiler.
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Berg
Philadelphia
Louise Suggs
Patty Berg
Pat O’sullivan
Miss Berg
Marjorie Lindsay
Louise
Beverly Hanson
Lindsay
Decatur
Helen Dettweiler
India
Calif
O’sullivan
Wrigley urges charter for baseball commissioner role
New York June 22 AP P K Wrigley Jr owner of the Chicago Cubs called for the baseball commissioner's job as Chandler's successor search begins. He says the role should be a leader not a policeman and notes control will pass to an executive committee on July 15. The screening committee has prepared a lengthy candidate list including Jim Farley George Trautman De Webb Ellis Ryan and Lou Perini.
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New York
K. Wrigley, Jr
Chicago Cubs
Baseball Commissioner
A. B. Chandler
Wrigley
Chicago
Will Harridge
Ford Frick
Tom Yawkey
Boston Red Sox
Warren Giles
Cincinnati Reds
Chandler
Jim Farley
George Trautman
de] Webb
New Yorkankees
Ellis Ryan
Cleveland Indians
Lou Perini
Van McKinney's Girls Defeat Tall Bells 14 to 4
Van McKinney's girls' softball team won 14 to 4 over Tall Bells in City Ladies' League. McKinney's squad collected 16 hits to six for Tall Bells, with all but two McKinney players tallying at least two hits. Action resumes Monday with McLellan's Ten Cent Store facing the Commercial Club.
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Tall Bells
McKinney
City Ladies’ League
McLellan's
Ten Cent Store Girls
Commercial Club
All Leaders Retain Positions In All-Star Balloting
The final week of a 20 day national baseball vote keeps Stan Musial ahead with 282 976, Nelson Fox 228 154, Ted Williams 222 804, and Jackie Robinson 219 576 leading in votes for the Detroit All-Star game July 10. The tally reaches 802 012 with last year’s final 1 167 362 likely to be surpassed.
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Chicago
Detroit
Stan Musial
St. Louis Cardinal
Nelson Fox
Chicago White Sox
Ted Williams
Boston Red Sok
Jackie Robinson
Brooklyn
Dark horses among third round leaders at Western Amateur
In South Bend Indiana three dark horses led the third round of the Western Amateur Golf meet. A dentist insurance man an advertising salesman and a Purdue student formed a notable group still in contention alongside three Walker Cup stars aiming to rebound after yesterday's upsets.
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South Bend
Ind
Purdue
Bears erupt for 28 runs as Belardi and Moryn power Mobile
Wayne Belardi and Walt Moryn sparked the Mobile Bears to a 28-7 rout over the Chattanooga Lookouts. Belardi drove in 10 runs with two homers a double and a single setting a Southern Association record. Moryn added eight RBIs with three singles and a double.
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Walt Moryn
Mobile Bears
Chattanooga
Belardi
Brooklyn Dodger
Southern Association
Bears
Moryn
Jack Onslow
Joe Haz
Sonny Dixon
Royce Chandler
Ed Brooklyn
Bob Mathieson
Dick Westeroth
Atlanta
Little Rock
Birmingham
Memphis
New Orleans
Nashville
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Barons
Red Mathis
Milo Johnson
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Rickwood Park
Veeck Plans Lively Era For Browns In St Louis
Bill Veeck, famed showman, announces plans to bring entertainment to the Browns after gaining controlling interest. He names potential attractions like tight rope walkers and a charity nursery, insisting baseball is entertainment and should be fun for fans.
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ST. Louis Browns
ST. Louis
Browns
Veeck
Cordele Errors Doom A's as Valdosta Wins Two
Cordele made 12 errors in two games as Valdosta swept 5-3 and 15-0 to move toward second place behind Americus in the Georgia-Florida League. Valdosta pitchers limited Cordele to four hits in both games while Cordele hitters totaled seven and fourteen hits respectively. Americus, Waycross, Albany, and Tifton also won in league action.
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Moultrie
Albany
Brunswick
Dodger
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Hoffman
Cook
Benny Fasano
Bill Bernier
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Herb Reeves
Caro
Williams
Lloyd Moore
Daley
Murphy
Brown
Murdy
Loehr
Baseball Standings and Tonight's Schedule Across Leagues
Montgomery leads Savannah as Montgomery 5 Savannah 3. Memphis dominates Atlanta 1. Brooklyn down Cincinnati 4 while New York shuts Philadelphia 0. Chicago vs Boston postponed. Tonight Macon at Columbia and Montgomery at Savannah among minor leagues with several N games listed.
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Columbus
Memphis
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New Orleans
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Chattanooga
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Cincinnati
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Auburn to host two Little League tournaments in August
Auburn Alabama will host two Little League baseball tournaments in August. The Alabama event is set for August 24 for 12 year old and younger players, bringing together teams from area leagues to compete at local fields.
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Ala
Alabama
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