Orioles Rally To Sweep Yankees In Doubleheader
Baltimore tops New York 5-4 and 3-2 as pinch hitters key both wins. White Sox beat Cleveland twice to gain on Indians. Kansas City defeats Detroit 4-3, moving into fourth. Washington edges Boston 2-1 on Sievers and Lemon homers. Whitey Ford blamed for late surge as Orioles tie for second.
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Rain Postpones Junior Recreation Baseball Tryouts
Heavy rain postpones initial tryouts for boys 13 to 15 planning to join the new Junior Recreation Baseball League. Sup. Low Hanna said the events will now be held tomorrow at 6 15 p m at the Wright School site weather permitting. The original schedule was for this evening at Loveland Field.
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Sunday and Tuesday results and schedule fragment
Sunday results show Pittsburgh 85 Philadelphia 210 Los Angeles 17 St. Louis 11 San Francisco and Chicago 2 Cincinnati MW Milwaukee 10 Saturday results list Cincinnati 7 Milwaukee St Louis 6 Los Angeles 5 Chicago 5 San Francisco 4 Pittsburgh 4 Philadelphia 2 Monday games include San Francisco at Philadelphia Los Angeles at Pittsburgh Chicago at Milwaukee Only games scheduled Tuesday schedule includes San Francisco at Philadelphia St Louis at Cincinnati Chicago at Milwaukee Only games scheduled
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Orioles Big AL Surprise Showed Deep Bench and Tasby Lift
Orioles manager Paul Richards praised a deep roster and a hot pinch hitting group that powered four straight wins over the Yankees, lifting Baltimore into second place. Willie Tasby, moved to center field, hit .382 with strong defense, helping the club gain momentum.
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Major League Leaders National and American Leagues Highlights
Leading hitters include Mathews and Power with Milwaukee and Cleveland. runs, RBIs, and hits spread across several teams. Notable pitchers Burdette Antonelli Wilhelm Wilhelm and Spahn tied for 1.000 win percentage with 3-0 records and top strikeouts. Major league leaders feature Demeter Moon Zim mer Aaron and Cerv House among others in batting, pitching and fielding statistical leaders.
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Dodgers Defeat Cardinals 17-11 to Lead NL Standings
Dodgers surged to first place in the National League with a 17-11 win over the St. Louis Cardinals as Cincinnati hustled past Milwaukee in a pitchers’ duel. Gil Hodges and Duke Snider fueled the attack, while Charlie Neal batted 5 for 5 and Don Zimmer and Furillo delivered key moments. Reds toppled Spahn and the Braves 19-10 in a late rally, with Frank Robinson driving in the decisive run.
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Souchak Wins Tourney Of Champions
Souchak captures the Tourney Of Champions with Wall and Littler tying for high finish. The event awards substantial prize money and features notable players from San Diego to San Francisco.
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Phillies Rally Behind Philley to Split with Pirates
Dave Philley subbing for Ed Bouchee at first base drove in five runs with a homer and a double as the Phillies beat Pittsburgh 10-5 to split the doubleheader. Hoyt Wilhelm pitched five innings to lift the Orioles 3-2 over the Yankees after sweeping the opener 5-4. Jack Sanford won his third, with Jackie Brandt Willie Mays and Bob Schmidt collecting two hits each for the Giants. Dick Groat drove in five for Pittsburgh in a grand slam rally off Jim Hearn.
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Beavers Face Showdown At Thomas Meet Tomorrow
Beavers prepare for a pivotal section race as Corry and Titusville lead the pack in a showdown week. Franklin and Meadville push for wins in a bid to stay in contention, with Franklin favored in sprint events and Corry strong in field. Coaches Calderone and Yard split on strengths as Beavers seek balance across track and field while aiming to disrupt the leaders.
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Braves drop lead as Covington Logan benched in defeat
Midwestern league notes report Milwaukee Braves benching Covington and Logan, Honey criticizing effort after an 11 10 loss to Cincinnati. Haney cites poor hitting and double play miscues as the team falls behind the Dodgers. Adcock and Torre share first base, Pafko to be tested tonight, Morgat or Mantitte at short, Cottier at second. In other news, 17 year old John Merry dies after a bat slips during a youth game in Pittsburgh.
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