Maxwell Sparks 9-4 Victory Over Yanks
Detroit blows past New York 9-4 at Briggs Stadium as Maxwell belts two long home runs and Kaline and Kuenn add solo blasts. Yamakhauch, Aber, and relievers secure the win. Mantle homers for the Yankees, whose pitchers Turley Larsen Terry mixed in.
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Charlie Maxwell
al Kaline
Harvey Kuenn
Detroit Tigers
New York Yankees
Banal Yamakhauch Ha Naadad
Shane Wary
Ganuugene Hecuch
al Aber
Tigers
Briggs Stadium
New York
Bob Turley
Don Larsen
Ralph Terry
Maxwell
Kaline
Kell Injury Not Serious
Chicago June 10 Third baseman George Kell of the Baltimore Orioles was hit on the head by a pitch from Dick Donov an of the White Sox in the second game of yesterday's doubleheader. Doctors said Kell has a mild concussion with no skull fracture and would be released from Mercy Hospital tonight.
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Chicago
George Kell
Baltimore Orioles
White Sox
Mercy Hospital
Kell
Dick‘ Dono
Van
Sox
John Claridge
George Keil
Claridge
AA Race Tightens No Club Standout
The American Association standings tighten as seven teams vie for top spots. Wichita's pitching anchors the lead while Minneapolis, St Paul, Omaha, Charleston, and Indianapolis push hard. Denver and Louisville struggle but vow to influence the race, making this the tightest title chase in years with no runaway likely.
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Wichita
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Omaha
Charleston
Senators
Indianapolis
Indians
Denver
Bears
Louisville
Colonels
Gernert's Six RBI Pace 11 4 Bosox Win Over A's
In Kansas City on June 16 Dick Gernert blasted two homers and a double driving in six and scoring another as Boston beat Kansas City 11-4 to close a four game series. Willard Nixon earned the win, Alex Kellner took the loss as Boston piled up 13 hits and seven runs in the fourth inning aided by Williams and Klaus.
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Pace
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Kansas City
Dick Gernert
Jackie Jense
Boston
Red Sox
Ted Williams
Sox
Hel
Alex Kellner
Toser
A‘s
Hal Smith
Stuart Sent Back to Bues From Atlanta Crackers
Dick Stuart, an aggressive power hitter, was released today by the Atlanta club of the Southern Association and sent back to the Pittsburgh Pirates. The slugger, on loan from Hollywood since May 17, batted .211 with eight homers and 29 strikeouts in 24 games for the Crackers. Previously known for a 66 homer season in 1956 with Lincoln, Nebraska, Stuart had mixed results on the coast and in the minor league assignment, with fielding mixed and error total high for the period.
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Atlanta
Dick Stuart
Southern Assa
Pittsburgh Pirates
Stuart
Hollywood
Crackers
Lincoln
Neb
Pittsburgh
Homer
Mrs Hofever Upset In Women's Tourney
Kanawha Valley golf stars move into round two of the 28th annual Kanawha County club event led by defending champion Mrs. Wright and medalist Mrs. Huffman. Upset loss for Mrs. Frank Hoferer mirrors strong entries as pairings set for today with multiple matches across flights and consolation rounds.
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The
Gazette
Big Guns
Kanawha Valley
Kanawha Country Club
Frank Hoferer
T. N. Spencer
O. Wright
D. H. Huffman
A. J
Plans of Spring Fall Short for Charleston Club
The Charleston club faces pitching and injury strain as Don Griffin carries the catching load and infielders need rest. Hal Woodeshick struggles, Charley Lau is unavailable long term, and Johnny Tsitouris and Johnny Small draw attention as possible moves stir in Detroit and Senators circles. The piece notes management talks, potential call ups, and the risk of rushing young talent.
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Charleston
Don Griffin
al Facchini
Frank Skaff
Bob Tiefenauer
Skaff
Johnny Tsitouris
Jimmy Small
Watt Powell Park
Detroit Tiger
Senators
Tiger
Jack Tighe
Hillman Lyons
Grandstand
John McHale
Jimmy Campbell
Tigers
J ‘Huil
John
Jim
Minneapolis
Bob Thorpe
Evons
Lyons
Frick
Jimmy
Tsitouris
Johnny
Jand
Lersues
Jim Bunning
Duke Maas
Open Championship Vetoes Scrambler’s Path at Inverness
Defending champ Cary Middlecoff warned the 57th National Open will demand top precision as officials of the USGA and Inverness Club review cries of unfair layout. They plan limited changes to fairways and rough to keep the gun barrel holes, including the famed 12th, treacherous yet fair for the field. Middlecoff, fresh from illness, says four precise rounds will win.
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Ohio
Cary Middlecoff
Golf
Memphis
U.S. Golf Assn
Inverness Club
Joe Dey
USGA
Richard Tufts
Dey
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