Red Sox Rally for Agganis as Losses Mount for Rival Teams
Boston honors Harry Agganis with two wins over the Senators 4-0 and 8-2 as Frank Sullivan fires a three-hit shutout and Jack Jensen drives in three against the Senators. The sweep closes Boston within a half game of Detroit for fourth while Chicago and Cleveland win in the AL. in the NL, Dodgers, Pirates, and Cubs post victories.
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McMillan Helps Reds Beat Cardinals 9-1
Roy McMillan collected a single in three at bats and scored three runs as the Cincinnati Reds defeated the St. Louis Cardinals 9-1. He also contributed on defense with one double play and six chances without an error.
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Carter favored to defend belt against Bud Smith in Boston
Lightweight champion Jimmy Carter of New York carries a solid 3-1 favorite tag to meet Wallace Bud Smith of Cincinnati in a 15 round title bout at Boston Garden. Gate interest lags versus past Boston showdowns and tickets moved slower than the original June 1 date. Both fighters wrap up last minute training and predict knockouts in the televised fight that will be blacked out in New England.
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Bud) Smith
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Injuries Hit Dodgers As Campanella Bonds Knee Woes
Brooklyn Dodgers face mounting injuries with Roy Campanella awaiting knee X rays and Russ Meyer sidelined by a broken shoulder. Carl Erskine Johnny Podres Billy Lees out with arm problems while Duke Snider recovers from a leg injury as the club, leading the league, confronts a risky stretch.
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Braves and Reds battle as Nuxhall edges to eighth win
Hank Aeron homered for the Braves while Bob Nuxhall allowed nine hits in a strong start for his eighth win with Cincinnati. Johnny Temple drove in five runs, including a three RBI triple, and Ray Jablonski hit a two run homer against his former team. The Pirates collected 12 hits, with four in the 10th inning by Tom Saffell Dick Cole Frank Thomas and Dale Long, leading a 10th inning rally to beat the Phillies.
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Southern Association Scores and Standings Tuesday
Charleston 4 12, Minneapolis 2 3, Toledo 1 7, St. Paul 0 8, Omaha 4 7, Indianapolis 1 1, Denver 10 Louisville 9. Birmingham 3 Atlanta 2, Little Rock 2 8, Nashville 1 5, Memphis 1 7, Chattanooga 0 7. 2nd game tied, suspended. Mobile 8 New Orleans 0. Austin 9 Corpus Christi 4, Waco 4 Harlingen 0, Texas City 2 Port Arthur 1. Alexandria 8 1 Crowley 0 2 New Iberia 8 Baton Rouge 6.
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Hurricane Jackson eyes Syracuse bout with Ezzard Charles
Heavyweight Tommy Hurricane Jackson, after a TV win over Jimmy Slade, may fight ex-champion Ezzard Charles in Syracuse on August 3 if Charles defeats Paul Andrews in Chicago July 15. Manager Lippy Breidbart says a TV bout could be arranged pending Charles victory.
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Hurricane) Jackson
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Sullivan Seeks June to Define Red Sox Start
Frank Sullivan of the Boston Red Sox hopes June lasts, after a 6-game win streak and back-to-back shutouts. He opened a doubleheader with a 4-0 three-hitter against Washington, adding a two-hit shutout of Detroit and a 10-6 season record with 23 scoreless innings.
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Duren Shines as San Antonio Aces Beaumont 1–0
Arnald Duren returned to the Texas League and struck out 18 Beaumont Exporters, matching a near-record, while Kal Segrist scored the unearned run in the final inning. Dallas' Red Murff also won his 18th, with Tulsa and Houston each posting decisive outcomes in other games.
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Cutie Forced to Fight Hard by Corner Later
A coach recalls forcing the cutie to abandon fancy moves and unleash real effort in the ring, noting the moment he resisted but was eventually urged to fight with intensity.
Pastrano Hands Maxim Loss in New Orleans Bout
A 19 year old Willie Pastrano defeated aging former champion Joey Maxim by a 10 round unanimous decision in New Orleans. Pastrano said he saved energy for a late onslaught and noted Maxim’s speed. Maxim admitted the faster fighter got the best of him.
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Gottlieb Signed by Phillies for Three Rivers
Fred Gottlieb star pitcher from Baylor signs with the Philadelphia Phillies and is assigned to Three Rivers in the Class C Provincial League in Waco on June 29.
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Brown of Westlake Patient After Surgery
Mrs. W. F. Brown of Westlake Louisiana is a hospital patient. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Foster and underwent surgery. Her condition is reported as satisfactory.
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Tyler Tigers Drop From Bi State League
Tyler Texas June 27 The Tyler Tigers will drop out of the Class B Big State League this season becoming the second club to resign. The team will close with a game against Texas City reducing the circuit to six teams. Attendance was poor and owner J C Stroud cited personal health and league pressure.
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Mrs Oliver in Baylor Hospital After Surgery
Mrs John Oliver of 411 East 8th street is in Baylor hospital Dallas recovering from throat surgery performed last Monday. She is listed in room 262.
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