Pitchers Carry Major League Shutouts Through Weekend
The past week featured 13 shutouts as 32 hurlers contributed to 39 scoreless performances. Don Newcombe pitched a one hitter for Chicago, Sad Sam Jones threw a no hitter against Pittsburgh, and Larry Jackson shut out Brooklyn 8 0 at St Louis while Alex Kellner and White Ford won 1 0 for Kansas City and New York respectively. Milwaukee beat New York 9 4, Cincinnati toppled Pittsburgh 9 2, and Boston beat Cleveland 10 3 as cold weather sidelined Philadelphia at Chicago.
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Larry Jackson
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Spahn
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Missouri Tigers hammer Kansas in 16 to 1 rout
In Lawrence Missouri dominated Kansas with heavy hitting and strong pitching. Norm Stewart scattered six Jayhawk hits and struck out 16 as Missouri built a big lead in a Big Seven Conference baseball game.
Baseball Scores and Schedule Highlights from the Major Leagues
The standings show Cleveland and New York leading the American League with Detroit and Boston behind. Tuesday results include New York 1 Chicago 0 and Boston 10 Cleveland 3, while National League notes Brooklyn Milwaukee New York and others with several matchups and postponed games.
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Boxing Results From Associated Press Listed Fights
In New Orleans Ralph Dupas defeated Frankie Ruff by outpoint in a 10 round bout. Neal Rivers stopped Bones Davis in Wilmington California at 7 rounds. Armand Savoie beat Aldo fente in Miami by decision after 10 rounds.
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Ralph Dupas
Frankie Ruff
Brooklyn
Ocean Park
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Las Vegas
Bones Davis
Wilmington
Tampa
Fla
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Montreal
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Miami
Kansas City Open Starts Tomorrow at Hillcrest
The $20 000 Kansas City Open begins tomorrow at Hillcrest Country Club a 6665 yard par 72 course. Last year's champion Wally Ulrich and runner up Gene Littler head a strong field with Cary Middlecoff among favorites after winning the Masters.
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San Diego
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Memphis
Augusta
Cardinals Ground Dodgers 8-0 in St Louis Pitching Dominates
In St Louis the Cardinals shutout the Dodgers 8-0 as rookie Larry Jackson held the line with runners on base, while Red Schoendienst and Ken Boyer powered two homers. In Washington Alex Kellner and the A’s beat the Senators 1-0 on a walk and late single.
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Red Schoendienst
St. Louis
Ken Boyer
Jim Hughes
Bill Sarni
Kansas City Athletics
Alex Kellner
Washington Senators
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A's
Maury McDermott
Walker
Hector Lopez
Joe Astroth
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Old pro Pep to face Gil Cadilli in CBS rematch
Detroit fight promoter tabbed "Old man" Pep, 32, in a rematch with 23-year-old Gil Cadilli of Los Angeles televised by CBS at 8 p.m. CST. Pep, a two time former world featherweight champion, is an 8-5 favorite after a March 30 loss to Cadilli at Parks Air Force Base in California.
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Francis Kercheval
Eddie Wolfe
Ninth inning duel ties game as Yost homers and Rov
Eddie Yost doubled and advanced to third on a sacrifice by Tom Umphrett in the sixth, tying the score. Vic Power charged a grounder from Pete Runnels and threw to Astroth at home, cutting down Yost as he tried to score.
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Mickey Mantle
Yogi Berra
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Eston Howard
Eddie Robinson
Kansas City
Maury McDermott
Washington Jefty
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Brooklyn
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Eddie Yost
Tom Umphrett
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Pete Runnels
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Bowling Scores Bill Young Chevrolet and Midwest Office Supply
A fragment listing bowling scores and high series for multiple teams and sponsors. It notes Midwest Office Supply women’s team finishing with a total of 2204 at the Women’s International Bowling Congress event in Omaha, with individual scorers and high games for several businesses.
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Cardinals Young Pitching Anticipates Strong NL Race
St Louis rookie Larry Jackson blanked Brooklyn 3 0 as the Cardinals long a top threat in the National League piling on shutouts. Harvey Haddix battles early slump while Bill Virdon Bill Sarni and Red Schoendienst pace a .300 plus lineup and Eddie Stanky calls this unit the best yet. The club sits two points behind the Dodgers nine games back with a 14 13 mark. In other notes Washburn took the Central Conference tennis meet over Brooklyn.
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Ken Boyer
Alex Grammas
Eddie Stanky
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