Dodgers bounce Braves as McDevitt shines in win
Dodgers take fourth straight by beating Phillies 3-1 behind Danny McDevitt five hits. They pull half a game ahead of Milwaukee while Chicago Cubs beat the Braves 7-3 advancing in a tight NL race. Burdette loses again for the Cubs as Moryn and Averill drive a ninth inning rally.
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Baseball Scores and Standings Across Leagues
Baseball scores and standings from the American and National Leagues, with Wednesday results including Cleveland at New York and Chicago at Boston. Tuesday results show Cleveland 7 New York 6 and Kansas City at Baltimore delayed by rain. Thursday schedules list several cross league matchups and postponements.
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Friends University beats St Johns to improve baseball record
Friends University overcame a late deficit as Warren Ramsey allowed only two hits in a 3-2 victory over St Johns of Winfield. The win lifts Friends to a 10-4 season record. The report also notes the University of Washington football team's poor form in 1958 with seven losses in eight games.
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Ninth Grade Wins as Fredonia Beats Royster in Dual Meet
Fredonia triumphed 120 11 12 to 105 1 12 overall while Royster swept eighth and eighth grade events. Royster took ninth grade from Fredonia 45 1 3 to 44 2 3 led by Corky Williams and Larry Seefeldt with multiple wins and podium finishes. Spahn and Jim Fuller doubled for Fredonia in hurdles and distance events.
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Hot Springs Open Starts Thursday
Hot Springs Ark AP reports the Hot Springs Open begins Thursday with more than 199 of golf's top professionals anticipated to compete across the event schedule in the Arkansas resort.
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Academic Delay By Top Jumper In Hot Springs Open
Boston AP reports 18 year old high jumper John Thomas withdraws from Boston University until fall after a skate injury and skin graft. He will miss the National AAU meet on June 19 and plans to resume competition next season while hospitalized in Massachusetts Memorial.
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Killebrew Powers Nats as Yanks Lose to Tribe
Harmon Killebrew homered twice and drove in five as the Washington Senators beat the Yankees 7-6, while Cleveland’s Cal McLish won his fifth in a 7-6 victory over New York. Rocky Colavito and Woody Held also homered for the Indians. Mantle, Yost, and Berra featured in the surrounding action.
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Speedway Seeks Smooth Operation at Indianapolis 500
Indianapolis AP Speedway president Tony Hulman announced a two way radio system to coordinate the start of the May 30 race. A transmitter in the pace car will keep Hulman in touch with chief steward Harlan Fengler at the line while eight observers around the 2 1/2 mile track monitor positions. Last year’s chaotic start saw the first three cars leave pits early and Pat O Connor die in a 15 car pile up. This year 33 cars will line up in 11 rows before engines fire.
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