Emges Pull Triple Play To Nip Rally
Emges pulled the season's first triple play in the top of the inning to end a Coca Cola rally and win 11 to 7. Ted Arnold of Emge's hit a two run homer. East Side Dairy beat Guide Lamp 6 to 3.
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Pittsburg Milwaukee Baseball Box Score Report
Pittsburgh and Milwaukee clash in a 7 to 5 Milwaukee win with Baker Freese and Skinner pushing runs. Parke and Jolly pitched, Purkey 64, 26,684 attendance noted.
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Sanders and Melson Lead County Amateur Golf After 36 Holes
Norman Sanders holds a 140 total and leads Oscar Melson Jr. by three strokes at halfway in the 72 hole Madison County Amateur. Sanders shot 68 at Idlewold and 72 at Edgewood. Melson posted 71 at Pendleton and 72 at Edgewood for 143. Next weekend the field moves to Anderson Grandview for the third 18 holes, with finals at Elwood Country Club.
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Mayer Blasts Middlecoff By 7 Big Strokes
Dick Mayer won the U S Open at Inverness Toledo beating Cary Middlecoff by seven strokes to claim the $7200 prize. Mayer played conservatively with precise chipping and putting, posting a 72 to Middlecoff's 79, who said he lost his touch.
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Don Cardwell Stars For Miami in 1956 IL Campaign
Philadelphia rookie pitcher Don Cardwell won 15 games for Miami Florida in the International League during the 1956 season.
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Smith defends yanking Robin Roberts in Braves game
Mayo Smith explained he pulled Robin Roberts in the fourth inning not due to heat or fatigue but because the pitcher didn’t have it. Roberts defended his style, saying he pitches the way he always has, while teammates and officials weighed in on the decision amid the Phillies’ struggles.
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