Cherokees Grab Appy Lead With 12-7, 8-0 Wins Over Welch
Kingsport Cherokees seize Appalachian League lead by sweeping Welch Miners 12-7 and 8-0 in a twin bill. Brackett won in relief with a string of hits, Brackett 3 RBI and Gonzalez homer highlight opener. Wytheville split with Salem as Tobias won second game shutout.
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Standings And Results In The National League Baseball
Standings show Brooklyn leading with 23 wins 17 losses in the NL. Yesterday results include Brooklyn beating New York 8-5 and St Louis over Cincinnati 7-2. Today’s schedule features doubleheaders with pitchers listed for each matchup across Brooklyn, Philadelphia, Milwaukee, Chicago, St Louis, and Cincinnati.
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High Gun Seeks Suburban Handicap Victory at Belmont Park
High Gun, the 1954 top three year old, carries 133 pounds in the 69th Suburban Handicap at Belmont Park on Monday seeking his second stakes win this year. Triumph would set a record for a four year old in the mile and a quarter classic, with Assault holding the previous weight record at 13 pounds lighter.
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Bluefield Tops Johnson City in Extras to End Slump
Bluefield Blue Grays snap a six game skid by beating the Johnson City Cardinals 9 8 in game two of a doubleheader at Bowen Field. Ray Vescovi homered twice for Bluefield and Wayne Wallace led JC with two round trippers. The teams split the twin bill as 11 home runs were hit.
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Yankees Top Orioles 1 0 On Mantle Howard Rally
In Baltimore on May 29, Mickey Mantle and Elston Howard delivered a ninth inning run to edge Art Shalleck and the Orioles 1 0. Bob Grim pitched brilliantly for the Yankees, limiting Baltimore to five hits as New York extended their win streak to six and completed a sweep of the series.
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Jensen Leads Orioles Past Senators With 4 RBI Homer
Jensen hits his first leadoff homer in the second and another long blast in the eighth as the Orioles roll to a 12 to 7 victory over the Washington Senators. He adds a sacrifice fly, a single, and drives in five runs in all while Piersall and Sievers also contribute multi run hits and joins a high scoring rally.
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Rollins Trips Alabama To Win NCAA Playoff
In Winter Park Florida Rollins defeated Alabama 5 3 in the District 3 NCAA baseball playoffs behind steady pitching from Bill Cary and timely scoring. Rollins advances to face Wake Forest or West Virginia for a spot in the national tournament in Omaha on June 10.
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Peck Tightens Lead In Elks Golf Tourney
HINTON W Va May 2 Jack Peck of Logan held a commanding nine stroke lead after the second 18 holes of the State Elks Golf Tourney He shot 68 to go with a 67 first round for 135 total Defending champion Dick Foutche Charleston was second at 144 with 73 71 Other scores included 71-74 for Andy Brawley and 74-76 for John Spence among about 70 competitors at Willow Wood Country Club tomorrow concludes the event.
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High School Baseball Tourney Opens Today
Weirton faces Gauley Bridge in the opening round at 1 p.m. as the eight team state finals begin. Bluefield meets Monongah in the afternoon while Martinsburg opposes St Marys and an East Bank entrant faces Matewan in the night session. Weirton and East Bank carry three state titles between them. Gauley Bridge, St Marys and Matewan are first‑time finalists.
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Nashua Aims at Belmont Stakes After Preakness Win
Nashua headed back to New York after a 1:54 3 5 mile for the Preakness as trainers prepare him for the Belmont on June 11. Jockey Eddie Arcaro steered Nashua to a one length victory over Saratoga, making him a leading candidate for 3 year old championships while High Voltage wins the Coaching Club American Oaks for Wheatley Stable and Belair Stud.
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Americans Reach Quarterfinals at Paris Tennis Championship
Tony Trabert and Ham Richardson advanced to the quarterfinals at Roland Garros. Vic Seixas Budge Patty and Sven Davidson joined the round of eight, with Giuseppe Merlo and Mervyn Rose also earning spots. Flam defeated Art Larsen in a full five setter before 5,000 spectators.
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Walker Wins First as Stanky Leaves Cardinals
St. Louis changes managers as Harry Walker earns his first win guiding the Cardinals with Eddie Stanky ousted and heading to Alabama. August Busch Jr. announced the switch. Walker, promoted from Rochester, will earn about 25000 for the rest of 1955. The club lost 5-1 to Cincinnati then won 7-2 in Walker’s first game as skipper. Stanky will return to St Louis in about two weeks with a future decision pending.
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Waterford Park to Open for 29-Day Racing Meet
Waterford Park in Chester West Virginia plans a 29 day meet starting Wednesday with a target crowd of 8500. Stables from Maryland West Virginia New Jersey Virginia Ohio and Pennsylvania are arriving in 1100 stalls. Nine event cards run on Monday Tuesday Thursday and Friday while Wednesday Saturday and holidays feature different schedules.
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Dodgers outlast Giants in wild Polo Grounds tilt
The Brooklyn Dodgers beat the New York Giants 8-5 at the Polo Grounds in a high offense game with home runs from Gilliam Snider and Robinson. The win gives Brooklyn the rubber in the three game series as Giants slip seven in nine and fall nine behind the leaders.
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Phillies Clinch Seventh Straight Win In Curfew Aborted Game
Philadelphia Phillies beat Pittsburgh Pirates 5-2 in the first game and 8-5 alternative final not settled due to Sunday curfew law. Robin Roberts pitched the distance for the Phils in the opener as Frank Thomas hit his first two homers of the season.
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Steeler Games to Be Broadcast by KDKA for Three Seasons
The Pittsburgh Steelers games will be carried by KDKA radio and KDKA-TV for the next three seasons with radio covering all games and home games not telecast. Sponsors include Duquesne Brewing and Atlantic Refining. WWSW will continue to broadcast Steeler games.
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Fight Racket Faces Finish If Removed From Hands Of Managers
Jimmy Cannon laments boxing managers control fighters and profits. He condemns corrupt practices, calls for Helfand to intervene, and warns that boxing may collapse in New York and spread to other states if reform fails.
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