Schmidt Stars in Relief As Cards Hammer Reds
Willard Schmidt pitched seven and one third scoreless innings in relief as the St. Louis Cardinals routed Cincinnati 13 3. Ken Boyer homered with four RBI and Stan Musial added three RBI with two hits to pace the first place Cards.
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Fans and Scores Across a Busy Baseball Night
Saturday results across the American and National Leagues show New York Boston and Cleveland active, with multiple home runs and varied outcomes. A Milwaukee incident saw four fans jailed after a beer keg prank at the Braves Cubs game, with a judge delaying action until season's end.
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Middlecoff joins majority in British Open failure
Cary Middlecoff finished 14th at St Andrews with a 289, ten behind Bobby Locke who won the 1957 Open. He advised future challengers to train long in Britain, practice on the edge and bumpy greens, water the turf to test speeds, and note British greens vary from slow to fast. He notes only three players won on first try, listing Hogan Snead and Willie Park as examples.
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Thomas spearheads Pirates win with 13th inning homer
Frank Thom as hits a go ahead home run in the 13th inning to lift the Pittsburgh Pirates to a 3-2 victory over the New York Giants and reliever Stu Miller.
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Feller urges players input in selecting baseball commissioner
Bob Feller urged a player majority to help choose the commissioner and criticized shifting franchises. He backed freeing players after five years with a club, reform of the reserve clause, and local ownership of minor league teams while affirming his lifelong commitment to baseball.
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Pierce First To Win 12 In 1949 Style Debut For Sox
CHICAGO. Billy Pierce, Chicago White Sox left hander, became the majors first 12 game winner with a 5-1 win over Cleveland on Saturday. Pierce scattered eight hits as Bob Lemon endured a sore elbow, and Earl Torgeson tripled in the first inning with Larry Daley belting his eighth homer. Dick Williams, Chico Carrasquel and Brown plated the lone run off Pierce in the seventh.
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Dow Climbs Into Second Open Lead At Montreal Golf
Boston's Paul Harney shot a two under par 70 to take a three round total of 208 and lead the $29,000 Open by one stroke over Joe Conrad of San Antonio George Bauer of Los Angeles and Don Finsterwald of Athens. Conrad carded a 70 Bayer had 69 and Finsterwald 68 in the final round.
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Yanks Pound Senators 10-6 in Home Run Spree
The New York Yankees defeated the Washington Senators 10-6 as Washington pitching failed to stem a strong Yankee attack. Elston Howard drove in four runs with a homer and three singles.
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Phils Beat Brooklyn as 13-Hit Attack Powers 9-4 Victory
Jack Sanford earned his 10th win while Philadelphia unleashed 13 hits to defeat Brooklyn 9-4 on Saturday. The Phillies supported the effort with a strong offensive show to seal the road victory.
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Pony Tourney Pairings Set at Athens Country Club
Pro Bob Littler announced pairings for Sundays Pony Tourney at Athens Country Club. Tee times run from 8:30 a.m. to 1:40 p.m. with listed players and handicaps for each grouping.
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Swoon's Son Wins Warren Wright Memorial at Arlington Park
Swoon's Son beat Fabius by about two and a half lengths to win the $54,750 Warren Wright Memorial Handicap. The seven furlongs was run in a track record 1 21 3 5.
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