Red Sox and Cards Turn in Wins Tuesday Night
The Yanks beat the Red Sox 6-3 as Mickey Wade starred with four hits and a 4 hit pitching performance. The Cards defeated the Giants 9-2 on Partridge’s strong pitching and a five run fourth inning featuring Gilbert’s homer and a leading triple.
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Dark's String of Games Is Broken
New York Giants shortstop Alvin Dark had his streak of 359 consecutive games ended by an injury, as the Giants lost 13 to 4 to the Milwaukee Braves on Tuesday night.
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Hack and Hacker key Cubs 1955 comeback
Manager Stan Hack and pitcher Warren Hacker spearheaded a revival of the Chicago Cubs. Hacker, after a poor previous season, showed versatility as both starter and reliever, including a 12 inning relief win over the Giants and a 6th inning rally victory over the Pirates. The Chicago club climbed to second place as other league results unfolded.
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White Sox Acquire Mil lard Howell From Memphis
The Chicago White Sox purchased right handed pitcher Millard Howell from Memphis of the Southern Association. Howell, a relief specialist, has a 5 3 record in 11 games with 58 strikeouts and 21 walks in 70 1 3 innings and an ERA of 4.24. He previously tried out with Cincinnati in 1949 and pitched for Syracuse and Minneapolis before Memphis.
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Three Favorites Lead NCAA Tourney Field in Baseball
Arizona, Southern California and the Oklahoma Aggies were named favorites for the ninth annual NCAA baseball tournament to open Friday in Omaha. Past upsets by lesser schools loom large in the College World Series context, while Western Michigan, Colorado State College and Springfield College advance in the small college division June 10-14.
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Baseball Standings American League Report
United Press baseball standings show New York 16 games, Cleveland 30, Chicago 29, Detroit 28, Washington 22, Boston 22, Kansas City 18, Baltimore 18. Tuesday results include Detroit 4 New York 3 and Washington 37 Kansas City 9. Cleveland 5. Baltimore at Chicago, played. City 28. 1stponed.
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Baseball scores from American Association games
Denver defeated Charleston 9 to 2 while Omaha beat Toledo 4 to 3. Minneapolis at Louisville and St Paul at Indianapolis were postponed due to rain.
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Multiple baseball results from regional leagues and teams
Scores from Southern Association and other circuits show Cattanooga losing to Atlanta 2-1 while Mobile beat Little Rock 9-4. Memphis defeated New Orleans 3-1. Birmingham postponed at Nashville due to wet grounds. Galveston beat Austin 2-0. Texas City 6 Harlingen 4. Weco 10 Port Arthur 3. Tyler 6 Corpus Christi 1. Lafayette 3 Lake Charles 1. Crowley 8 Alexandria 6. Baton Rouge 5 New Iberia 3. Albuquerque 8 Pampa 6. El Paso 7 Lubbock 6. Plainview 5 Clovis 3. Amarillo 10 Abilene 9. Artesia 19 Carlsbad 7. mentions Oklahoma A&M Western Michigan and Omaha notable names in Longhorn League context.
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Dallas Eagles Rally Past Missions In 12 Innings For Win
The Dallas Eagles defeated San Antonio 4 to 12 in 12 innings to move within one game of the Missions atop the Texas League standings. Wiley Brown led off the 12th with a homer over right field. Red Murff earned the win with his second win in as many nights and his 14th of the season after relief in the 11th. Fort Worth nabbed a 3 to 0 win over Houston to rise to third. Tulsa beat Beaumont 8 to 7 and Oklahoma City swept Shreveport 11 to 4. Norman Sherry delivered a bases loaded single that sparked Fort Worth, while Oklahoma City extended its four-game win streak with 13 hits.
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Tulsa Fails to Hold Lead in Loss to_exporters
Tulsa opened with a five-run advantage but allowed a rally by the Exporters, yielding a defeat as the lead slipped away after the fourth inning.
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