Pirates Drop to Second as Braves Edge Pirates
Pittsburgh saw Warren Spahn go the distance as Milwaukee beat the Pirates 3-2. Joe Adcock delivered a two run double in a sequence sparked by an error to provide all the Braves runs. Milwaukee wins its third straight after manager Fred Haney took over.
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Pittsburgh
Joe Adcock
Warren Spahn
Milwaukee Braves
Pittsburgh Pirates
Spahn
Braves
Fred Haney
Charley Grimm
Redlegs Rally Past Phillies To Take NL Lead
Cincinnati rode a 10th inning burst to defeat Philadelphia 7 4 and seize the National League lead. Ted Tdzuszewski started the 10th with a single, Frank Robinson and Ed Bailey contributed, Ray Jablonski drove in the winner as Roy McMillan scored on a bloop, and Temple added an insurance run. Lawrence earned his eighth straight victory after replacing Herschel Freeman in the ninth as Cincinnati capitalized on a Phillies defensive error plagued game.
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Philadelphia
Cincinnati Redlegs
Philadelphia Phillies
Ted Tduszewski
Jim Dyck
Frank Robinson
Ed Bailey
Ray Jablonski
Roy McMillan
Robinson
Brooks Lawrence
Temple
Willie Jones
Jablonski
McMillan
Lawrence
Herschel Freeman
Freeman
Phillies
Elmer Vaio
Frank Baumholtz
Harvey Haddix
Baum
Valo
Thone del Ennis
Haddix
Thei
Baumbholtz
Ciscinnate
Philadelfata
Abhogi
Ashoura
Blaylock
Beli
Ennis Itagio
Ol Aga
Hazangkl
Freemiag
Sta
Hluszewski
Had
Claeinnatl Eluladetyna
Tempe
Fost
Vale
Janouski
Goetz
Dascail
Tuesday National League and American League schedule notes
The page lists a Tuesday schedule across both leagues with matchups in Seafs Brooklyn Philadelphia New York Milwaukee Pittsburgh and Chicago Boston Cleveland Detroit and other listed games. Players Dickson Koufax Rush Kilpp Simmons Burdette Friend Mooré Bierce Stewart Santiago Deiock Lemon Grim and Lary are named with varying records and roles.
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National League
Seafs
Brooklyn
Bierce
Washington
Kansas
Stewart
Santiago
Boston
Cleveland
Deiock
Lemon
New York
Detroit
Grim
Va Lary
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Rattkee
Chicago
Hailimore
Hansas City
Iy Pitsburg
Bob Bi. Louis
Milwaukee
Cleveland Serseradl
Baltimore
Ila Kangas City
Bill Tilden Tops All Time US Tennis Greats List
New York report notes Bill Tilden headlined the USLTA all time list from the Diamond Jubilee poll. William T. Tilden Jr. led with 324 points, Don Budge second, Jack Kramer third, and others including Johnston, Vines, Gonzales, McLaughlin, Larned, Williams, and Riggs completing the top ten.
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New York
William T. Tilden Jr
Big Bill
U. S
U. S. Lawn Tennis Assn
USLTA
Don Budge
Jack Kramer
Tilden
Budge
Tamer
William
Little Bill
Larned
Minner Slips and Falls in New York Hotel Bath
Cubs pitcher Paul Minner slipped in a hotel bath in New York and suffered a slight concussion. He was kept in hospital for two to three days for observation and will not pitch for at least ten days. Teammate Russ Meyer heard the fall while waiting to go on a shopping trip.
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New. York
Paul Minner
Chicago Cubs
New York
Allen D. Tanney
Minner
Russ Meyer
Cubs
Dr. Tanney
Running Spins 2 to I Win Over Cardinals
Omaha 2 at 1 in 8th as Charleston breaks no hitter bid by Gordon Jones. Bill Stewart and Reno Bertoia drive runs after Wally Lammers error. Charlie Lau singles, Jim Bunning sac fly score run. Standings show Omaha midpack. schedule lists Charleston at Omaha and other nightly games.
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Omaha
Charleston
Gordon Jones
Jones
Bill Stewart
Reno Bertoia
Wally Lammers
I Stewart
Charlie Lau
Bertoia
Jim” “Bunning
Charlie Peete
L. Pel
Menver
Aeubohelis Ee Oe
Indianapolis
Louisville
Wichita
American Association Monday Results Summary
Scores show CHARLESTON 2 defeated OMAHA 9 and WICHITA 5 vs ST. PAUL 5. Minneapolis faces Indianapolis with rain conditions. Denver at Lewisville also rained out.
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Charleston
Omaha
St. Paul
Wichita
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Denver
Louisville
Lewisville
Fridles
Held
Throneberry
Den
Kubex
Kirkland
Kubek
Marin
Pente
Omahs
Walmberg
Pridley
Martin
Chricey
Liils
Devalilig
Peste
Oswiahn
Raine
Harrell
Ness
Kirtlund
A Fanelli
Hayes
Hersh
Fridley
Scheil
Omens
Dillis
Baines
Mirkland
Minneanois
Hamric
Peul
Barnes
DePaic
Terry
Garmon
Patula
Sealestepas
Stanek
Abernathy
Touleville
Bay Bunting
Aguirre
Pearce
Wilson Hurls As White Sox Beat Orioles
Righthander Jim Wilson limited the Orioles to seven hits and earned his ninth win as the Chicago White Sox defeated Baltimore 5 to 2. Wilson, acquired from Baltimore, pitched well except for a seventh inning where the Orioles scored their first run. The White Sox added two insurance runs in the eighth and a run in the seventh. Baltimore’s effort came from Bill Wight who allowed five hits and two walks through five and a third innings before relief. The win leaves Detroit and Baltimore in a virtual tie for fifth place in the league standings.
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Chicago
Jim Wilson
Baltimore
Chicago White Sox
Wilson
Sox
Hal Smith
Gus Triandos
Bob Nelson
Bill, Gardner
Bill Wight
Triandos
Larry Doby
Wight
Mike Forniells
Batimore
Detroit
New York
Gardner
Esposito A
Hale
dRivera
Fox
Nieman
Minozo
Brie
Philey Reille
Smith
Doby Cf
Goaneers
Dronote
cPhillips
Hatiielad
Aparicio Ss
Farcieles Pedt
Wiens and Schmitz
Nelson
Esposita
Schmitz
Baltimore - Chicago
Rosmith
Mirarda
Minoso
Pulls
Doby
Aparicio
H—Smith
Hele
RBI
Foxal
Dropa
Causey
Hallanda
Gartner
Farnteles
W—Wilson
Szuzina and Cotton Fight to Draw in 10 Round Duel
In New York Franz Szuzina, a 9-4 underdog making his television debut, fights Toledo’s Charley Cotton to a draw at St. Nicholas Arena. Szuzina’s pace slowed mid bout as Cotton’s reach and power offered late pressure, with judges split and the AP card even. Cotton’s first draw. Szuzina’s 13th.
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New York
Germany
Franz Szuzina
Toledo
Charley Cotton
St. Nicholas Arena
Cotton
Petey Scalza
Franz
Bill Recht
Joe Agnello
Phe
Szuzina
Charley
No Bones Broken Kell Eyes Return To Play Wednesday
CHICAGO June 18 X rays today on George Kell’s injured right thumb were negative. The Baltimore third baseman said he should be back in the lineup by Wednesday after aggravating the thumb Saturday night at Kansas City. Kell originally injured the thumb last Monday at Baltimore while fielding a ground ball and has batted .298 since joining the Orioles.
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Chicago
George Kell
Baltimore
Kell
Reeves Seeks Court Help to Realign Rams Ownership
Los Angeles Rams co-owner Daniel Reeves asked the Superior Court to dissolve the partnership after rejecting a two million dollar bid from Edwin Pauley Fred Levy and Hal Seley for their two thirds. Reeves said he would not sell his one third and urged an orderly court guided realignment.
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Los Angeles
Daniel Reeves
Los Angeles Rams
Superior Court
Edwin Pauley
Fred Levy
Hal Seley
Reeves
Rams
Reaves
Cleveland
Harry Brecheen Loses World Series Ring In Kansas City
Baltimore Orioles left Kansas City minus a $250 World Series ring and nine keys to Baltimore Stadium after thieves invaded the Municipal Stadium dressing room Saturday night. The ring was previously given to Harry Brecheen in 1948 when he pitched for the St. Louis Cardinals.
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Kansas City
Baltimore Orioles
Baltimore Stadium
Municipal Stadium
Harry Brecheen
Oriole
St. Louis Cardinals
Williams Wins HR Contest in Flint
Williams wins a home run contest in Flint at Atwood Stadium after hitting about 25 dingers, mostly to right field. He faced former teammate Charley Maxwell and Jim Piersall, with Mickey Owen pitching. The exhibition raised funds for the Flint boys baseball program led by Gene Desautels.
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Flint
Mich
Boston
Ted Williams
Atwoodtadium
Williams
Charley Maxwell
Detroit Tigers
Jim Piersall
Red Sox
Maxwell
Piersall
Mickey Owen
Gene Desautels
Draft Choice Is Signed by Redskins
Washington reports quarterback Don Bailey signed with the Redskins today after lingering in the 1955 draft picks. Bailey, a Penn State alum, had skipped the Redskins last year and played for Toronto in the Canadian League.
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Redskins
Washington
Washington Redskins
Don Bailey
Penn State
Toronto
A's Defeat Nationals in KC Narrow 4-3 Victory
June 18 Kansas City Athletics beat the Washington Senators 4-3 to snap a three game skid and pull away from the AL cellar. Griggs Byerly Fitz-Geraldi and Thompson contributed as Kansas City defenses held firm late.
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Kansas City
Washington Senators
Kansas City Athletics
Washington
Coos Fe
Griggs, Byerly
and Fitz-Geraldiner
Thomyson L
PCC Plans Survey of Athletic Code and Pay Penalties
Presidents of Pacific Coast Conference ordered a resurvey of the athletic code and restudy of grid pay penalties on UCLA and Washington. Faculty and athletic reps were told to submit surveys by Sept. 1 amid upheaval after UCLA and Washington were penalized for code violations. Washington remains on probation for two years and UCLA faces a three year ban plus loss of one year of player eligibility, barring them from coast conference titles and the Rose Bowl.
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Berkeley
Calif
INS
Robert Gordon Sproul
University of California
Sproul
UCLA
University of Washington
PCC
Washington
Kubek Threat To Raines Lead In Batting Race
New York June 1 Tony Kubek Denver rookie shortstop climbs to runnerup in the American Assn batting race as Larry Raines of Indianapolis slips. Kubek's recent surge, 99 hits overall to lead Denver’s pack, lifts him past Hazle and into second behind Raines, with Throneberry and Kirkland also among top finishers in a crowded field.
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New York
Tony Kubek
Denver
Larry Raines
Indianapolis
Raines
Wichita
Bob Hazle
Kubek
Tony
Bob Martyn
Hazle
Braves
Johnny Bucha
St. Paul
Charley Peete
Omaha
Dana Grate
Louisville
Walt Shannon
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Jack Shepard
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Ross Grimsley
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Lau
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McGhee
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U—Suker
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Bill Tilden
Petor Atte
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Glenmore Distilleries Company
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American Association
Wilson Hurls
White Sox
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Seagram-Distillers Company
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