Musial Opens Strong As 1954 Season Gets Under Way
Stan Musial, a Hall of Fame candidate, starts hot for the St. Louis Cardinals with five hits in a doubleheader and leads the NL in average at .386 while chasing runs and RBIs. The feature also notes muskie rearing by the Pennsylvania Fish Commission, Army possibly playing at Cleveland Stadium, and Little League rule-book release with Cory Bethlehem playoff photo.
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Williamsport
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Mont sensations invention in Tshung history
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Tigers Defeat and Tie White Sox to Retain Lead
The Detroit Tigers stretched their lead in the AL by routing the Chicago White Sox 1-2 in the first game and tying 0-0 in the second. Detroit’s 11-5 record places them a half game ahead of Chicago, with Cleveland a full game back and the Yankees two behind. The Tigers’ improved fielding, timely hitting, and strong pitching, led by Steve Gromek with 10 complete games in 17 starts, powered their road-strike record to 5-1-1. In other leagues, Baltimore beat Cleveland 2-1 in ten innings. the Yankees split a doubleheader with Philadelphia, winning 7-4 and tying 1-1 after darkness halted the second game. Rain washed out Washington vs Boston. Brooklyn led Philadelphia 2-1. Cincinnati split with St. Louis. New York Giants crushed Pittsburgh 9-1. Chicago Cubs beat Milwaukee 5-3.
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Patterson Meets Turner Tonight In Brooklyn Bout
Floyd Patterson, the 1952 Olympic standout, faces Jesse Turner tonight at Brooklyn’s Eastern Parkway. Patterson weighs around 167 ahead of a 176-pound limit while Turner, a middleweight, recently lost to Eduardo Lausse. The card also signals Dumont’s TV contract ending with Parkway and ABC taking over next Monday with Orlando Zulueta vs Perey Bassett.
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West Chester Wins Fifth Straight State Teachers College Meet
West Chester, pa dominates the US State Teachers College Conference track and field meet claiming its fifth straight title with 105 1 6 points from 11 wins. Cheney Teachers second led by Howard Green with a trio of wins and a 19 point total. Other teams Shippensburg Bloomsburg Lock Haven Indiana and Millersville follow with lower point totals.
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Major Standings And Yesterday's Baseball Results
The American League results include Baltimore 2 Cleveland 1 New York 7 1 Philadelphia 4 1 Detroit 9 0 Chicago 2 0 with Washington at Boston Iain. In the National League New York 5 Pittsburgh 1 Brooklyn 2 Philadelphia 1 Chicago 6 Milwaukee 3 St Louis 10 5 Cincinnati 7 6. Tonight New York at Cleveland and Philadelphia at Baltimore both listed as night games with only games scheduled.
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Minor League Scores From International League Nights
International League results feature Toronto 12 Montreal 9 at end of seventh due to curfew. Rochester beat Ottawa 6 4. Syracuse posted 21 4 victory over Richmond 7 3. Buffalo and Havana played to 3 3 and 2 5 respectively.
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Scharlow Wins Masters Playoff Over Snead and Hogan
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS W V Sam Snead and Ben Hogan lost to Herman Scharlau of Boca Raton in a sudden death playoff for the Masters title. Scharlau drained an eight footer on the third hole while Snead missed from two feet, sealing Scharlau's victory on the old White course. Burke Jr of Klomesha Take, N Y faded after starting strong, finishing six under par with 274. Pony League scores Jamestown 8 Erie 1, Hornell 9 Hamilton 0, Wellsville 7 Olean 6.
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Beavers and Jimtowners set for key track clash
Corry Area and Witte led teams seek second dual meet win as they invade Jamestown tomorrow afternoon. Jimtowners, small squad after a Warren defeat, rely on distance and sprints to rack up points while James town counters with strong field event potential from their Red Raiders.
Work Bee Planned at Little League Field Tonight
Weather permitting a work bee is scheduled at the Olin Brack Little League field this evening at six. All fathers and others are asked to bring paint brushes to repaint the stands. Only one week remains before the season starts and work on the playing field and new mindsland must be completed before Monday.
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Redlegs split doubleheader as Kluszewski hits three homers
Yesterday's Stars show strong offense as Ted Kluszewski of the Cincinnati Redlegs belts three home runs and eight RBIs across two games with the St. Louis Cardinals. St. Louis took the opener 10-7 while Cincinnati won the nightcap 6-5. Bob Turley allowed limited runs for the Orioles in relief context.
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Steelers Sign Finke in 1964 Quarterback Draft
The Fit Steelers of the National League sign No. 1 quarterback Jimmy Finks for 1964. He is noted as the hard player to sign and played well with five hits and a strikeout while walking, as Baltimore tied Cleveland Indians 2-2 in 10 innings.
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