Kluszewski Hits 12th as Reds Top Braves in Milwaukee Doubleheader
Ted Kluszewski belted his 12th homer to spark Cincinnati past Milwaukee 5-4, with Gus Bell and Wally Post driving in two runs in the fifth. The second game was rained out after two outs in the first inning, lifting Cincinnati into fifth place and within two percentage points of the Braves. Gerry Staley earned his fourth win with help from Bus Freeman in the eighth.
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Pollet Leads Cubs to 3-1 Win Over Cardinals at Wrigley
Howie Pollet pitched a six hitter for his 125th major league win and 25th shutout as the Chicago Cubs defeated St. Louis 3 to 1 at Wrigley Field. Bob Speake and Gene Baker supplied key hits as the Cubs won their seventh in eight. Pollet went the distance, with Sarns collecting two singles for St Louis.
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Scheffing Named New Los Angeles Angels Manager
Chicago Cubs announce Bob Scheffing, coach since 1954, will manage the Los Angeles Angels replacing Bill Sweeney. Scheffing to take over Wednesday night in Los Angeles, with Ray Hayworth named to replace him as Cubs manager.
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