Senators Beat Indians 10 4 in Indianapolis
Charleston Senators defeated the Indians 10 to 4 in Indianapolis to hold fifth place. Bob Thorpe hit his 12th homer as Bob Shaw allowed 10 Indians hits and George Spencer started for the Tribe. The win kept Charleston on top of a five way league lead in the pennant race.
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Spencer
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Don Griffin
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Box Scores Show Early Lead Fades in Busy MLB Cards
Chicago and New York clash as Speake Banks and Moryn headline a multi team rundown. detailed box scores reveal runs, hits and errors across both games with notes on pitching, fielding, and key moments.
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Summer Basketball League Plan Set For Friday Meeting
A summer twilight independent basketball league will be formed with a Friday night meeting at the George King Sports Center on Capitol Street. High school age boys and older interested in playing or sponsors for two teams are invited to attend.
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George King Sports Center
Capitol St
Akins Defeats Byars In Close Welterweight Bout
Virgil Akins of St. Louis edged Walter Byars of Boston by a close unanimous decision in the boxing main event during International Naval Review Week in Norfolk. Akins built late offense with a sharp left hand after Byars started strong with hooks.
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Virgil
Honeybear) Akins
St. Louis
Walter Byars
Boston
Mass
International Naval Review Week
Akins
Byars
Musial Extends Streak as Cardinals Blank Phillies
In Philadelphia, the Cardinals beat the Phillies 4 0 on two Robin Roberts homers and an 8th straight win. Musial extended his consecutive games played streak to 823 with a single and a double, breaking the NL record of 822. Del Ennis and Blasingame homered off Roberts as the Phils managed nine singles but no runs.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia Phillies
Robin Roberts
Stan Musial
Don Blasingame
Roberts
Phil del Ennis
Musial
Wally Moon
Phils
Larry Jackson
Seth Morehead
Pittsburgh
Gus Shr
Donora
Senators in Indianapolis Transfer Negotiations Continue
Tsitouris was to pitch in Indianapolis before a transfer was announced as the Senators moved west. Brady’s bonus period ended Sunday allowing Detroit to option him after two years with the club. Jim Small completes bonus time this weekend with potential farm moves to Charleston or other lower clubs amid Tigers strategy.
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Indianapolis
Tsitouris
Detroit
Brady
Tigers
Jimmy Small
Charleston
Triple A
Neal Paces Dodgers To Win Over Braves
Charlie Neal drove in four runs with a triple and home run as the Brooklyn Dodgers defeated the Milwaukee Braves 11 to 9. The Dodgers led 9 to 1 after two innings, then held on as the Braves rallied with a three homer burst in the final two frames. Mathews and Aaron homered in the ninth for Milwaukee. Labine closed out the win.
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Malkmus
Brooklyn
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Burdette
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Sabine Gini Rer
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Braves
Charlie Neal
Brooklyn Dodgers
Milwaukee Braves
Brooks
Eddie Mathews
Hank Aaron
Chase
Ed Roebuck
Clem Labine
Joe Adcock
Bobby Thomson
Billy Bruton
Wally Berger
Gene Conley
Lew Burdette
Dodger
Pitching Worries for Skall as Tsitouris Exits
The team faces concerns with Hal Woodeshick and Bud Black lagging in form and Tsitouris gone leaving manager Skall to seek effective hurlers. Charley Lau has been seen around Watt Powell Park with a first base mitt, fueling speculation about his role. Lau reports back improvement in his back and may return to action, boosting the lineup with his bat.
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Bud Black
Tsitouris
Skall
Charley Lau
Watt Powell Park
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