Feller Criticizes Bonus and TV Limits in Senate Hearing
Baseball icon Bob Feller told the Senate anti trust subcommittee that it is unclear who should decide TV and radio limits on major league broadcasts. He criticized large signing bonuses for prospects as excessive while supporting the reserve clause and a players voice in selecting the commissioner. Jackie Robinson and Ford Frick also testified as hearings moved to professional football next.
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Whitney Shoemaker
Washington
Senate
Bob Feller
Cleveland
Feller
Tion
Jackie Robinson
Jors
Brooklyn
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Ford Frick
Kenneth B. Keating
RNY
Senators
Ince
Justice Department
Frick
Robinson
Havior
John Smith
Baltimore Orioles Slip to Fourth in AL After TV Loss
The Baltimore Orioles dropped to fourth in the American League after a 5-1 loss to the Cleveland Indians Friday night. The defeat, televised locally, leaves Baltimore at 32-23 with a .582 winning percentage, while the team stands 9-21 on the road and 21-2 at home in living-room armchair terms.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Orioles
Cleveland Indians
Orioles
Major League Leaders Overview in American League and National League
Major batting and pitching leaders listed with top figures: runs, RBIs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, stolen bases. Notable names include Mantle, Mays, Banks, Jensen, Cruz. pitchers Turley, Wynn, Koufax, McCormick, Phillips with win totals and strikeouts. Includes teams Boston, Cleveland, New York, Kansas City, Chicago, Detroit, St. Louis, San Francisco, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Los Angeles and others.
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Runnels
Boston
Power
Cleveland
Cerv
Kansas City
Mantle
New York
Jensen
Sievers
Washington
Hite
Fox
Chicago
Malzone
Kuenn
Detroit
Kaline
Lemon
Tuttle
Jensen Boston
Livers
Aparicio
Rivera
Landis
Minoio
Delock
Turley
Sullivan
Wynn
Bunning
Musial
St. Louis
Mays
San Francisco
Dark
Banks
Lance
Aaron
Milwaukee
Thomas
Pittsburgh
Anderson
Philadelphia
Cepeda
Walls
Ashburn
Thomson
Hoak
Cincinnati
Great
Virdon
Lasingame
Pittsburg
Blastingame
W. L.pet
Baltimore
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U.S. Dept. of Agriculture
Paul Hillyard Joins JWHS Coaching Staff
Paul Hillyard joins James Wood High School as a full time health and physical education teacher and football line coach under Superintendent Ayler. He will assist Head Coach Manuel with football and oversee basketball and track. Hillyard, a Handley High School graduate and Shepherd College alumnus, is junior and son of Mr and Mrs Paul Hillyard of Falls Church.
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Frederick County School Board
Paul “Soupy” Hillyard
James Wood High School
Hillyard
Robert E. Ayler
Archie Manuel
Jim Casey
Hugh Rexroad
Handley High
Shepherd College
Handley
James Wood
Ayler
Donts hinder youth says Fort Worth pastor
Fordyce W. Delamore of Fort Worth told the Seventh Day Adventist Conference in Cleveland that adults and especially ministers burden youth with negative framing. He warned youths hear mostly don'ts and urged positive guidance instead.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Fordyce W. Delamore
Fort Worth
Seventh Day Adventist Conference
Baseball Standings and Results Snapshot
National League and American League standings shown with teams, wins, losses, winning percentages and games behind. Friday results include Chicago over Milwaukee and Cincinnati over St Louis, plus San Francisco over Pittsburgh and Los Angeles over Philadelphia.
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W. KL. Pet
San Frencisco
Milwaukee
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Louis
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
St. Louis
San Francisco
Comeback Giammalva Upsets Top Seed In Clay Court
Sammy Giammalva, after quitting tennis, returns to reach the semifinals of the National Clay Court tournament by defeating top seed Barry MacKay 6-3 4-6 6-3 6-3. Grant Golden upset Whitey Reed to join Giammalva. Bernard Bartzen and Alejandro Olmedo advance in Chicago.
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Chicago
Sammy Giammalva
Giammalva
Barry MacKay
Dayton
Ohio
University of Houston
Grant Golden
Whitey Reed
Alameda
Calif
Reed
Golden
Bernard Tut Bartzen
Dallas
Alejandro Olmedo
Los Angeles
Bartzen
Chris Crawford
Piedmont
Olmedo
Gustavo Palafox
Mexico City
Church Camps See Record Attendance This Summer
The Christian Church reports growing summer camps in Indianapolis attracting up to 30 000 attendees this season, the highest figure on record for children youths and adults.
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Indianapolis
Christian
Disciples of Christ) Church
Exchange Defeats Kiwanis in 5-3 Ball Game
Exchange pitcher Pore man threw a three hit game to beat Kiwanis 5-3. Orndorff led Exchange with three hits including a homer and drove in two runs. Legg Dick and Thompson fueled late rallies as Kiwanis stranded eight runners in six innings. Weidig took the loss after a six hit afternoon.
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Poreman
Kiwanis
Exchange
Orndorff
Purdham
Legg
Grim
Thompson
Pisher
Kerns
Foreman
Weidig
Unranked Scanlon Stays Undefeated in MSG Victory
Bobby Scanlon, 22, unranked and unbeaten in 31 pro fights, defeated Gale Kerwin over 10 rounds at Madison Square Garden. The San Francisco based boxer dropped Kerwin in round two and hurt him again in rounds four and ten, while manager Art Benjamin named Johnny Busso Paolo Rosi or Carlos Ortiz as possible next opponents.
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New York
Bobby Scanlon
San Franciscan
Gale Kerwin
Madison Square Garden
Art Benjamin
Johnny Busso
Paolo Rosi
Carlos Ortiz
Bobby
Scanlon
Frankie Madison
Madison
City College of San Francisco
Kerwin
Gale
Little League Founder Here Criticizes Current Program
Marvin Gore longtime booster of Winchester and Frederick County Little League offers a written critique urging community involvement. He urges more parent support fewer harsh fans and careful coaching to preserve safety sportsmanship and fun for about 250 boys. He calls for more umpires and invites volunteers, stressing youth enjoyment over competition.
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Winchester
Frederick County
Marvin Gore
TV Evening Star
Gore
Little League
Pete Runnels Tops Loop In Sox 11 9 Slugfest
Boston Red Sox hold off Detroit 11-9 as Pete Runnels leads with five hits including three doubles and a grand slam by Frank Malzone. Detroit falls further back, Yankees nearly shutout, and Al Smith drives Chicago to a 9-2 win.
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Boston Red Sox
Detroit Tigers
Boston
Frank Malzone
Red Sox
New York
Kansas City
Dick Tomanek
Yankees
Chicago
Washington
al Smith
RBI
Wynn
Cleveland
Baltimore
Birds
Detroit
Pete Runnels
Sox
Tiger
Malzone
Bill Fischer
Murray Wall
Bill Monbouquette
A's
Don Larsen
Yankee
Mike Baxes
Bill Turtle
Roger Maris
Frank House
Baxes
Larsen
Tomanek
Yogi Berr
Mid Season Trophy Races at Winchester Airport Speedway
Sunday stock car races at Winchester Airport Speedway will award trophies in two classes. Bullet Bill Nally of Brunswick is favored in the Class A 40 lap feature, with Tommy Irwin of Purcellville a strong challenger. In Class B 30 lap, Bob Crosen is the outside favorite after recent wins. Thirty-two cars are signed, including 12 past feature trophy winners. The first of four heats starts at 2 30 p.m.
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Winchester Airport Speedway
Bullet Bill Nally
Brunswick
Tommy Irwin
Purcellville
Bob Crosen
Fort Ashby
EUB Blasts Boyce Baptist In Only Game
In a five inning Church League affair EUB defeated Boyce Baptist 15 to 2 at Sen Seng Park. Dicks allowed five hits while Potts Sibert and Rush led offense with a two RBI homer a two RBI double and multiple three and five run innings. Burkes gave the loss as postponed games moved to later date.
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Eub
Boyce Baptist
Senseng Park
No. 2
Diamond
Potts
Sibert
Rainesberger
Rush
Hill
Cole Burke
C. Burke
B. White
Burnt Factory
White Post Charge
Hevens
Republic Oil
Bryant says place kicks will predominate this fall
University of Alabama coach Paul Bryant says place kick attempts will predominate this fall despite the new two point conversion rule. He told an interviewer at a Santa Barbara football clinic that percentages favor the kicked conversion after touchdowns.
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Santa Barbara
Calif University of Alabama
Paul
Bear) Bryant
Bryant
Michigan State Names Moose Radatz as 1959 Baseball Captain
Richard Moose Radatz a 240 pound six five pitcher from Detroit will captain Michigan State's 1959 baseball team.
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Richard
Moose) Radatz
Detroit
Michigan State
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