Rob Kuzava, Grissom Dominate Yankees Doubleheader
Chicago White Sox split a twi-night doubleheader with the New York Yankees to seize second place in the American League. Left-hander Lefty Kuzava blanked the Yanks in the opener 2-0, while Grissom won the nightcap 2-1 as Eddie Robinson scored the decisive run in the eighth. Yankees' Berra homered in the opener. Mantle had two hits for New York. Cleveland swept Boston to tighten the standings behind the leaders.
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Major Lean Standings and Pitchers Picks
National League standings show St. Louis 7-7 and Boston 6-4, with several games pending. American League lists Washington 3-1 and New York 3-1. detailed pitching matchups include Pittsburgh at Boston and St. Louis at Brooklyn, with several games scheduled for Sunday and Monday.
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American Association Results First Game With Scoring Line
Baseball style box score snippets show results for multiple matchups including Toledo versus Indianapolis and Columbus against Louisville with partial innings and player names such as Beers Hemsley Papish Troupe Alien Rand Kemmerer Hin ter Evang. Second game incomplete at press time with Minneapolis Milwaukee and St Paul Kansas City postponed due to rain.
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Connelly Ready for Wimbledon Play
London report notes American tennis star Maureen Connelly will begin her Wimbledon campaign Tuesday as the women's draw opens. Coach Eleanor Tennant said she has a slight muscular trouble but is poised to compete, after withdrawing from Queen's mixed doubles due to shoulder discomfort.
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Grid Game Injuries Fatal to Halfback
New York June 22 A Pennsylvania schoolboy athlete died from injuries suffered in a football game last fall. Yuha, 17, had been a patient since December 3. He worsened suddenly yesterday after a broken neck and two fractured vertebrae sustained November 3 during a halfback play.
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League Meeting Set Tonight in Decota Union Hall
The Upper Kanawha Valley League will hold a meeting tonight at 8 p m at Decota Union Hall. League President Bill Searls asks all managers to attend.
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PGA Field Surges Back as Legends Lead Last 16
Cary Middlecoff, Bob Hamilton, Chick Harbert and Jim Turnesa advanced to the PGA quarter finals amid a stormy day. Walter Burkema, Milan Marusic, Fred Haas and Alfred Smith were among other survivors in a field of 16. Haas edged Marusic 1 up in the 38th hole. Hamilton defeated Ghezzi and Harbert continued a sub par streak as the stormy weather reshaped the match play.
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Browns and Nationals Split Doubleheader in St Louis
Washington edged St Louis 8 5 in game one as three Browns errors and three singles produced the runs. Gene Bearden hurled and batted well in game two, guiding the Senators to a 3 2 win with Satch Paige relief. Browns take series two games to one, and Bearden beat Porterfield for first time in seven decisions.
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Redlegs Split Protest Defeat in Philadelphia Doubleheader
In a cold Philadelphia doubleheader, the Reds won the opener 5-3 on a bases loaded ninth inning double by Konstanty, then trailed 3-0 in the nightcap as umpires ended the game after seven innings. Luke Sewell protested the late scoring nightcap while Carl Hansen took the loss in the opener and Herm Wehmeier pitched well for Cincinnati.
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