Bonus Baby Blanks LA as As Win 4-0
Angels win 4-0 behind Ken Krausse Jr in his first pro start for Kansas City bonus baby. Detroit tops New York 3-1 as Kaline and Bruton key late scoring. Indians blank Orioles 4-0 with a four hitter by Stigman and Latman. Yankees drop back as Red Sox and White Sox slide.
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White Sox
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Angels
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Kansas City
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Los Angeles Angels
Norm Siebern
Detroit
New York
Ken McBride
Yankees
Cleveland Indians
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Billy Bruton
Boston
Bill Stafford
Bruton
al Kaline
Phil Regan
Bill Skowron
Dick Stigman
Barry Latman
Indians
Chuck Estrada
Red Sox
Tom Sturdivant
Carl Yastrzemski
Vic Wertz
Fornieles
Pedro Ramos
Bob Allison
Twins
Jim Lemon
Harmon Killebrew
Don Larsen
Sox
Danny McDevitt
A's teenage hurler opens major career with 4-0 shutout
Lew Krausse Jr an 18 year old rookie from Chester Pennsylvania pitched a complete 4-0 victory for the Athletics against the Los Angeles Angels. He scattered three hits walked five and fanned six while four double plays aided the defense. Krausse delivered a sacrifice bunt and helped his own cause with two hits. Manager Joe Gordon called him a major leaguer and great prospect.
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Athletics
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Philadelphia Athletics
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Joe Gordon
Joe Pignatano
Reds Back on Top As Braves Nip LA
Lew Burdette pitched five hit ball and homered to lift Milwaukee over Los Angeles 2 1. Cincinnati moved back atop the circuit with a 4 1 win at Philadelphia. San Francisco fell to Chicago 12 6, St Louis took Pittsburgh 5 2. Burdette earned the win, Koufax suffered the defeat as Milwaukee seized the NL lead and the Cubs delivered a grand slam in San Francisco.
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Johnny Buzhardt
Ken Lehman
Frank Sullivan
Gordie Coleman
Gene Freese
Wally Post
Chicago
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Koch Furniture beats Wilsons Clothiers in Pee Wee clash
Koch Brothers Furniture remained undefeated in Pee Wee League play with a 7 to 5 win over Wilsons Clothiers. Mark Childers and Randall Wells pitched for the losers, Steven Seger caught, and Joe Vaughn and Rocky Carter pitched for Koch. A four run second inning helped the leaders pull ahead as Orley’s Cate looms in next matchup.
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Victor Godinez
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Cate
Kochure
Wusong Clothiers
Ralph Morrow Out Of British Golf
Ralph Morrow, a 21 year old American airman from Oklahoma City, was eliminated in the British Amateur semifinals by Jimmy Walker of Scotland. Walker faces Michael Bonallack in the 36 hole final after Bonallack defeated Martin Christmas.
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Scotland
Ralph Morrow
Oklahoma City
Morrow
Sixfooter
Walker
Bonaback
Martin Christmas
Rookie Lead in 4-Way Tie
The Rookie League sits in a four way tie for first at 2-2 after Santa Fe Employes beat Potter's Hatchery 4-0 in a one hitter. Tony Mitchell pitched, Stephen Goben caught, and Potter's used Malson New and Collins. Collins and Ennis caught for Potter's. Santa Fe had six hits. Potter's and Montgomery Ward meet Monday. Scoring by quarters shows Santa Fe 333 0 9 versus Potter's Hatchery 200 2 4.
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Potter's Hatchery
Tony Mitchell
Stephen Goben
Potter's
Bob Malson
Mike New
Mike Collins
Collins
Bobby Ennis
Montgomery Ward
Lane Stops Portilla in Six Rounds in San Antonio
The Associated Press reports Kenny Lane of Muskegon stopped Ray Portilla of Houston in the sixth round at San Antonio. Lane improved his record while Portilla suffered a setback. The bout drew local boxing interest from fans in Texas.
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San Antonio
Tex
Kenny Lane
Muskegon, Mich
Ray Portilla
Houston
Baseball scores and standings update across leagues
American League teams Cleveland and Detroit lead with similar records while New York and Baltimore trail. Friday results include Cleveland 3 Baltimore 1 and Minnesota 6 Chicago 1, with KC 4 Los Angeles 0. Other leagues report Buffalo Syracuse Jersey City Rochester games and Pacific Coast and American Association results.
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Puerto Rican Boxer Nunez Earns Main Event Slot
Boxing briefs report 24 year old Puerto Rican middleweight Dulio Nunez stepping in as a substitute at St. Nicholas Arena on two occasions and winning both bouts. He earns a main event at Madison Square Garden for his dependable availability and performance.
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St. Nicholas Arena
Madi
Nunez to Meet Denny Moyer in 10 Round Title Fight
Nunez of Portland is to face Denny Moyer in a 10 round bout at Madison Square Garden. Nunez carries a 20-3 record while Moyer stands 29-4. The match airs at 8 p.m. CST on ABC TV with two judges and a referee scoring by rounds and a supplementary point system for ties.
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Penney's and Ash Grove Post Win High-Scoring A M L Games
J C Penney's and Ash Grove Employes posted high scoring Minor League wins last night. Penney's beat B H Market 14 to 10 to pull into a tie for first while Ash Grove edged Self Service Grocery 15 to 14 for its first win. Penney's trailed 7-4 after two innings but erupted for ten runs in the middle innings. Rickey Wilson and Vernon McGee teamed for the win for Ash Grove. B H Market pitcher duo Bill Carter Jim Benson Harvey Smith allowed 11 hits.
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Penney's
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Jim Benson
Harvey Smith
Dick Helton
Eddie Corkill
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Vernon McGee
Mark Golay
Rickey Layh
Pat Wilson
Munger
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Christians and EUB win in church softball league
Evangelical United Brethren move to second with a 6-4 victory over Knights of Columbus. Christians win their first game in seven by edging Presbyterians 4-3. EUB offense erupts in third with four runs. pitching by J. Leroy and B. Leroy handles four hits. Christians collect eight hits, scoring in middle innings. A late sixth inning rally by the losers stalls.
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T. Godinez
Don , White and Steele
Royce Wells
Jacobs
Baseball scores clash as Methodists meet Presbyterians
Scoring details show RAGE fired van seen trpans for Christians and Presbyterians tallying innings with 6 to 2 in a Monday night first game while EUB and First Baptist collide in a key second tilt.
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RAGE
Rosburg and Sanders lead after 36 at U.S. Open
Bob Rosburg and Doug Sanders share the midway lead at 139 after two rounds in Birmingham. Arnold Palmer sits eight behind with 149, while Ben Hogan and Sam Snead trail at 143 as the 61st U.S. Open heads to the final 18 holes. Jack Nicklaus leads amateurs with 69, aiming for a repeat runner-up finish.
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Oakland Hills
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Ben Hogan
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