St Pauls Lutheran edge Zion Lutheran 16 15 in slugfest
In a YMCA church league slugfest at Sunnyside, St Pauls Lutheran beat Zion Lutheran 16 to 15 after taking a 14 8 lead. Ray Schwartz scored the winning run on a double and single sequence as Petersen and Rasmussen provided key hits. The game featured 13 extra base hits including four homers, with Zion rallying for seven runs in the sixth and seventh to force a tied 15 15.
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St Paul's Lutheran
Zion Lutheran
Sunnyside Diamond
Ray Schwartz
St. Paul’s
Daryl Petersen
Norm Rasmussen
Cliff Christensen
Rasmussen
Gerald Schwartz
Petersen
Don Strittmatter
Forrest Winston
Lions
Gary Martens
Delbert Hinz
Strittmatter
Winston
Methodists
St. Paul's Lutheran
G. Schwartz
Anderson
Christensen
Holland
R. Schwartz
Jessen, Jr
Jessen, Sr
Carver
Abrh Hinz
Cohrs
Ellefson
Jack Smiles
Kanniny
Martens
John Suiley
Dohermann
Rhe Zion
St Paul's
G Schwartz
Hinz
G Schwarte
Kanning
Dodgers whip Reds in 11 2 victory and other league results
Dodgers defeated the Reds 11 2 as White Sox topped the Cardinals 65 and Indians edged the Giants 34. The report notes multiple pitchers with three-hitters and notable strikeout tallies, plus bowling standout Sabidy Cook at 20 delivering a 624 series and sustaining consistency in her second bowling year.
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Dodgers
REDS
White Sox
Indians
Oklahoma City
Sabidy Cook
Secont
Yankees Rugged Pride Quieted By Stinging Scolding
Cleveland report covers the Yankees' three straight wins after Phil Rizzuto's luncheon remarks drew fire. Manager Casey Stengel hints Charley Keller may boost the club’s swagger as Scooter Rizzuto regrets his criticism while detailing fallout from the Boston luncheon remarks.
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Cleveland
Yankees
Phil Rizzuto
Casey Stengel
Charley
King Kong) Keller
Onight
Indians
Stengel
Scooter Rizzuto
Scooter
Losal Mac
Stensed
Bob Feller
Tribe
Joe DiMaseiu
Joe Gordon
Tommy Henrich
Rigento
Rizzuto
New York
Yankee
Oime
Ds Stenzel
Nodaway Valley League Results North and South Divisions
The Nodaway Valley League standings show North Division led by Atlantic and Cumberland with scores and players listed. In the South Division Gravity and Lenox posted strong results while Prescott and Carbon faced losses. Last week results include Atlantic 5 Cumberland 4 and Nevinville 8 Mussenu 7 in 11 innings, with Lenox 19 Corning 7 and Prescott 2 Nodaasy 1. Open date on league schedule listed for Sunday June 9 1957.
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Atlantic
Low
Nevinville
Cumberland
Bridgewater
Ae Mussena
Gravity
Noduchus
Prescott
Lenox
Corking
Carbon
Lyman
Mussenu
Major Standings and Schedule From New York Baseball League
League standings show New York and Detroit atop the pennant race with Boston and Cleveland close behind. Weekly schedule lists Boston at Chicago, Washington at Detroit, New York at Cleveland, Baltimore at Kansas City, and more with results from recent games including Chicago defeating Boston and Detroit beating Washington.
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Wol
Pet
Chitazo
New York
Cleveland
Boston
Detroit
Kansas City
Baltimore
Washington
Chicago
Athletes Deny Pep-Up Pills to Bolster Condition
New York athletes and sports officials deny using pep-up pills to improve speed and stamina. Doctors call four minute mile talk dangerous, urging trustees to halt abuses. Yon Bowden and Harvard figures cited as examples in a debate over athletic enhancement methods and safety.
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Dav
Telesabes
Arrervail Ghediwal Assa Poe
Ushuck
Herbert Berger
New York State Medical Society
Henee
Yankees hammer Indians with four homers in 13 3 win
The New York Yankees exploded for four home runs and 16 hits to crush Cleveland 13 3. Gil McDougald and Mickey Mantle powered a big fifth and sixth inning surge as Herb Score and Bob Lemon were missed by a tired Indians staff. Yogi Berra left with a broken nose, and Chicago White Sox kept pace in the pennant race.
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Cleveland
New York Yankees
Yankees
Champs
Baltimore
Washington
Herb Score
Bob Lemon
Early Wynn
White Sox
Yogi Berra
Boston Red Sox
Detroit
Boston
Kansas City
Cincinnati
Redlers
Philadelphia
Phils
Brooklyn
Chicago Cubs
Milwaukee
New York
Giants
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Wynn
Gil McDougald
Mickey Mantle
McDougald
Bill Skowron
Redlegs
Jerry Lynch
Roy McMillan
Twe
Dick Ferrell
Ed Bouchee
Ciney
Johnny Klippstein Wonatoan
Sioux City Scores Five In Eighth To Nip Topeka
Sioux City spilled five runs in the eighth inning to beat first-place Topeka 7-6, boosting the hot Western League team to five straight wins and into third place, one and a half games behind Amarillo Pueblo. Des Moines beat Lincoln 6-3. Colorado Springs topped Albuquerque 11-0, with a later 8-4 win moving within a half game of Lincoln. Centerfielder Dick Means hit his fifth homer as Colorado Springs won.
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Sioux City
Topeka
Associated Press
Amarillo
Des Moines
Lincoln
Dick Means
Colorado Springs
Albuquerque
Thes
Dodgers blank Cubs as Drysdale Starred in 40-Run Win
Yesterday's Stars pitching Don Drysdale led the Dodgers to their first major league shutout in a 9 strikeout 40 victory over the Cubs to lift Brooklyn into second place. Gal McDouald and the Yankees hit two homers and a single in a late burst to power past the Indians as New York mourns scout Paul Krichel who died at his home Tuesday night.
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Don Drysdale
Dodgers
Cubs
Brooklyn
Ihiting
Gal McDousald
Yankees
Indians
New York
Paul Krichel
New York Yankee
Fan Grabs Ball Costs Phillies Win
A spectator at the Philadelphia Cincinnati game grabbed a ball during a ground rule double ruling, costing the Phillies a run. Thomas Harrison of Wilmington was escorted out and charged with disorderly conduct as Cincinnati won 4-2.
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Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Phillies
Richie Ashburn
Grannie Hamner
Ashburn
Hamner
Thomas Harrison
Wilmington
Del
Harrison
Morrison
Cincigiati
Omaha Pitcher Runs Scoreless Innings Streak to 26
Omaha hurler Frank Bernes extended his scoreless innings streak to 26 with a 5-0 win over Louisville. The Bees allowed six hits as Omaha tallied all runs in the eighth. In other American Association action Minneapolis Bearden and St. Paul won, while Denver’s game vs Charleston was rained out. Sherm Lollar fined $5 by the American League for a spectator exchange in Chicago.
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Omaha
Barnes
Associated Press
American Assn
Thei
Muianeapolis
St. Paul
Frank Bernes
Louisville
Minneapolis
Gene Bearden
Wichita
Braves
Dan McDevitt
Vukline
Loduanapolis
Denver
Charleston
Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Sherm Lollar
Comiskey Pack
Lollar
If Man Bites Dog News Ethics in City Health Rule
A New York Times note says health officials treated canine bites as reportable but not human bites. In 1948 the city logged 56 human bite reports yearly, mostly from police, with cases including officers. Legal counsel concluded the dog bite rule does not cover people, leaving unknown counts of human bite incidents.
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New York City
Health Department
New York Times
Police Department
Harry Hollander
Department
Hollander
Board of Health
Bowling Results in Comic Strip Women’s League
Dick Tracy’s won three straight over Burns while Katzenjammers claimed two of three from Byatts. Ruby Millhollin posted a 547 series with Katy Hinz at 459 and Norene Jones 444. Hinz led with 219 high for the night. Mrs Millhollin 188 and Manilyn Hockam 167 followed. Call Hawkeye Bowl to join.
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Dick Tracy’s
Burns
Katzenjammers
Byatts
Ruby Millhollin
Katy Hinz
Norene Jones
Mrs. Millhollin
Manilyn Hockam
Turner Hospitalized After Win Over Bahama
In Miami Beach a blood swelling on Gil Turner’s forehead sent him to a hospital after his split decision over Yama Bahama in a ten round TV bout. Dr. Samuel Kaplan described a hematoma and possible concussion risk, with Turner’s win avenging last year’s loss to Bahama.
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Miami Beach
Fla. 1
Gil Turner
Philadelphia
Yama Bahama
Samuel Kaplan
Kaplan
Turner
Eastern League Pilots Complete Williamsport Report
Three former major league players Steve Souchock at Binghamton Jo Jo White at Reading and Mike are noted in a Williamsport report on Eastern League pilots completing their assignment.
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Eastern League Pilots
Williamsport
Steve Souchock
Binghamton
Jo Jo White
Reading
Mike
Motormick Leads Eastern League Contenders in Springfield
Motormick at Springfield Massachusetts guides the Eastern League outfit this season. Other league managers include Dick Carter in Schenectady, Eddie Popowski in Albany, and Frank Cale in Syracuse. Cale will catch for Syracuse. Do not drive after drinking.
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Motormick
Springfield
Mass
Dick Carter
Schenectady
Eddie Popowski
Albany
Frank Cale
Syracuse
Cale
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