Elroy Face Shines as Pirates Edge Cards 3-2
In Pittsburgh Elroy Face closed out a 3-2 win for the Pirates over St. Louis after Vernon Law pitched eight strong innings. Law allowed five hits while striking out five. The Cardinals scored in the ninth on singles by Moryn Sawatski and Fied, but Face retired Musial and Daryl to end the threat.
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Yanks Take Grant Wins 13th Straight in Indians Win Over Senators
Jim Grant improves to 13 consecutive decisions over Washington as the Cleveland Indians beat the Senators 4 to 0 in the opener of a three game series. Grant exits after six innings with the Senators scoring all their runs, Klippstein blanks Washington over the last three innings, and the Indians roll to victory.
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Standings and Results From Yesterday's National League Games
National League results list Pittsburgh 3 Saint Louis 2 and Cincinnati 6 Los Angeles 4. Philadelphia 7 Chicago series game 65 and Milwaukee 92. Other night games include St Louis at Pittsburgh Jackson 96 and Williams 4 1 at Cincinnati Newcombe 3 5. San Francisco Jones 95 at Milwaukee Burdette 7 2.
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Baseball Names On Back of Uniforms Sparks Debate
The piece explores the idea of players having names on jersey backs and the potential impact on fans and television. It notes examples like Yastrzemski and others advancing to the majors, with mixed reactions about practicality and tradition in major league camps.
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Pirates First to 100 RBIs This Season
Pittsburgh's Pirates became the first major league club to reach 100 runs batted in as they tallied 19 runs across their opening 19 games of the season.
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Dan O'Toole Heads Appalachian League Umpires
Dan O'Toole a Cincinnati born math teacher named to lead the Appalachian League umpires in the 1960 season. He returns to umpiring after a hiatus to teach, with Zack Burnette Johnny King and three holdovers joining him. The league opens Friday with Johnson City at Kingsport and other matchups.
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Maryland freshman Schwarz aims for world pole vault mark
Baltimorean Mc Schwarz trains with pushups leg lifts rope climbs and sprints as he eyes Rome next summer for the Olympics. He hopes to become the first vaulter over 16 feet and already has cleared 15 feet and 6 inches at age 18.
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Bowery Cousins Swear Vengeance Ahead of Saturday Showdown
The Bowery Cousins Jack Steele and Gabe Dillon feud over a planned main event at Blue Felt Auditorium this Saturday. Both wrestlers boast brutal ringside histories with Knucks and steel, after a televised brawl that left bruises. Promoter Toots Mondt booked the match, promising an explosive finish in a bid to prevent further bloodshed.
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Palmer and Snead Impress at Canada Cup Practice
Snead and Palmer fared well in Portmarnock practice rounds with sparing shows and strong scores. Palmer fired a damter par 6 with a double bogey, while Snead carded 60 with a bogey as they bolster hopes as favorites in the Canada Cup.
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