Detroit Foytack Delivers Five-Hit Shutout Over Orioles
Right-hander Paul Foytack earned his first win in four tries since May 31 by tossing a five-hit shutout to beat Baltimore 5-0. The Tigers, under manager Bill Norman, have won 11 of 14 to climb toward second in the AL. Foytack struck out five, walked two, and got offensive support with a four-run fifth inning led by Gail Harris's 5th homer.
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LSU Sports Boss In NY Hospital
Louisiana State University athletic director Jim Corbett was reported improved but in critical condition at St. Clare's Hospital in New York after suffering a heart attack Monday night while returning from a business trip to Baton Rouge.
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Chicago to Philadelphia and six league games listed
OCR reading lists scheduled games Chicago at Philadelphia St Louis at Pittsburgh Los Angeles at Cincinnati San Francisco at Milwaukee plus yesterday results Chicago 8 Philadelphia 6 St Louis 2 Pittsburgh 1 Milwaukee 3 San Francisco 1 Los Angeles 13 Cincinnati 10 later notes Nashville Atlanta Mobile Little Rock Chattanooga Memphis and New Orleans Birmingham scores and pairings.
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Sports Officials Laud House Action On Antitrust Bill
Washington AP. House passed a bill granting professional sports sweeping immunity from antitrust laws, covering baseball football basketball and hockey. Supporters say it preserves long standing practices like drafts and the reserve clause and strengthens control over broadcasts. Senate action pending.
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Calhoun Faces Boyd Tonight in Chicago Ring Bout
Rory Calhoun of White Plains New York and Bobby Boyd of Chicago meet in a 10 round national telecast at Chicago Stadium. Calhoun, 23, holds a 34 4 1 record with 18 knockouts and rankings 6 by Ring and 7 by the NBA. Boyd 4 3 is ranked 8 by both NBA and Ring. Calhoun has won five since their last bout and seeks another victory after defeats and wins against several opponents.
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Albany Stays In G-F Race With 4-1 Win
Albany stretched its hold in the Georgia Florida League race by beating Waycross 4-1 as Valdosta’s game with Brunswick was rained out. Gordon Richardson earned his 10th win for Albany despite ailing, with Jerry Lock finishing.
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Briggs Overcomes Bad Elbow For First Major League Win
Phila delphia Phillies 3 Chicago Cubs 1. John Briggs, 26, refugee from Pacific Coast and Texas Leagues, pitched despite an elbow full of floating chips as Cubs win his first major league game. He allowed eight hits and struck out six in three and a third innings of relief or start. Cubs pitching coach Freddy Fitzsimmons comments on his fast ball and slider.
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Kenny Lane Signs For Title Match In Houston
No. 1 contender Kenny Lane of Muskegon Michigan traveled to Houston to sign for a lightweight title bout with champion Joe Brown. The fight is set for July 2 at the Sam Houston Coliseum.
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