Chisox Reds Roll as Indians Triumph in 16th
Chicago White Sox and Cincinnati Redlegs each won, while Cleveland Indians rallied for an 11-8 victory in 16 innings over Baltimore. Lawrence improved to 4-1 with a 7-2 win for Cincinnati, Wilson pitched another shutout as Chicago defeated Washington 5-0, and Brooklyn beat Milwaukee 3-2 with Zimmer 10th inning homer.
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Associated Press
Jim Wilson
Chicago White Sox
Brooks Lawrence
Cincinnati Redlegs
Thomases
Wilson
Lawrence
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Redlegs
Milwaukee
Chicago
Washington
White Sox
New York Yankees
Don Drysdale
Clem Labine
Don Zimmer
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St. Louis
New York Giants
Ken Hal Smith
del Enisis
Tom Sturdivant
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Kansas City
Cleveland
Mike Fornlles
Baltimore
Boston
Red Sox
Detroit Tigers
George Crowe
Ted Klustewski
Smokey Burgess
Reds
Zimmer
Lew Burdette
Gene Cantey
Dodgers
Gil Hodges
Larry Jackson
Cardinals
Allen Worthington
Walt Dropo
Wires & Run
Rocky Colxvito
Gene Woorlling
Indians
Chico Carragquel
George Strickland
Aookie Jensen
Hyee
Detroit
George Susce
Frank Lary
Lan League Results and Schedule Recap Preserved
Yesterday New York defeated Kansas City 3 to 1 Boston 11 Detroit 0 and Cleveland 11 Baltimore 8 in 16 innings Today's slate includes Detroit at Boston Kansas City at New York Cleveland at Baltimore and Chicago at Washington Tomorrow's games feature Detroit at New York Cleveland at Washington and Chicago at Baltimore National League standings show Milwaukee and Cincinnati tied at 17 wins with strong showings from Brooklyn and Philadelphia Pittsburgh and Chicago also in contention Brooklyn to Chicago and Pittsburgh at Milwaukee are on the docket for tonight with New York at Cincinnati and Philadelphia at St Louis scheduled tomorrow
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Brooklyn
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Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Keystone bats spark 12-10 city loop softball win
Fox Keystone defeated Rob ersoh City League 12 to 10 as Jim Kelsey logged the only extra-base hit. Bud Cosine added three singles while Larry Vanderhooth earned the win. The other game saw St Thomas edging Bichynski 12-7 with Joe Amorasa and Joe Sarheck each hitting triples and Joe Elechynski homering in the seventh.
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Fox Keystone
Keystones
Roberisoh
Jim Kelsey
Bud Cosine
Hires Ames
Larry Vanderhooth
Fallx Matthews
St. ‘Thoms
Rhinbonten
Blchynski
Bichynski
Joe Amorasa
Joe Sarheck
Joe Louis
Chuck Elechynski
McTnnes Steel
Elchynski
Thompson
Roberts
Tennis and Horse News From Pimlico and Barcelona
In Barcelona Herb Flam of Beverly Hills, last year's winner, advanced to the QUAPLERTI Nala GE week long tournament for the fifth Count of Goda Trophy. In Baltimore Pillow Talk (87) won the $24,800 Blarke-Evedt Susan Stakes at Pimlico by two lengths.
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Herb Flam
Beverly Hilly
Calif
Baltimore, Md
Pimlica
Bowl Aire Mixed Doubles League Scores and Leaders
Sid Beckwith posted 14 202 for the Bowl Aire Mixed Doubles League while Russ Bemis led the night with a 222. Team results show Missers 1603, Woodchoppers 1793, Redheads 1422, Screwballs 1719, Gophers 1592, Yorkers 1708, Lucky Four 1593, Poor Souls 1643, with partial standings and totals for the matches and individual game scores.
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Sid Beckwith
Russ Bemis
Mort Loomis
Jockey Sherman Arm strong snagged a Churchill Downs feature
Louisiana racing scene reports Tournure at Churchill Downs as one of Arm strong’s four winners in the feature event while other circuits crown winners such as Happy Princess at Jamaica and Oil Rich in a Camden race. The piece also notes feats by Mr First and ctain’s landmark firsts on major toll roads and bridges.
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Sherman Armstrong
Churchill Downs
New York
Jamaica
Camden
N. J
Patterson Seeks Break With IBC For July Title Defense
Floyd Patterson plans a July title defense in New York against anyone, ideally Tommy Jackson, as manager Cus D’Amato promotes a break from the IBC. Independent promoter Emil Lence will push Patterson’s defenses beyond the New York area with television deals reportedly aiming at $200,000 plus a large fight guarantee. If Jackson isn’t available, D’Amato will pursue other top contenders like Machen, Braddock, Carter, and Pastrano, with licensing talks ongoing.
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Floyd Patterson
Tommy
Hurricane) Jackson
Emil Lence
Brooklyn
Cas D'Amato
Patterson
International Boxing Club
D'Amato
Lencé
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Julius Helfand
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Redding
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Harold Carter
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Willie Pastrano
New Orleans
Last Night's Fights Fort Fairfield Maine Result
Dave Grant 154 from Boston defeated Airman Bebe McCarron 156 from Brownville Jet by outpoint in a bout held last night in Fort Fairfield Maine.
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Boston
Bebe McCarron
Brownville Jet
Bucs Press for Third Win in Streak Against Braves
Sulwaukee notes Bob Friend aims to reverse late rough stretch as he starts to extend the Pirates two game run against the Milwaukee Braves. He has allowed a bad inning in each of his last five outings, taking a 2 3 mark as Pittsburgh seeks momentum after a rough spell and Bragan's postgame rebuke.
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Bob Friend
Pittsburgh Pirates
Milwaukee Braves
Pirates
Jack Hernon
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Bobby Bragan
Herndon
Bragan
Sost
Philadelphia
Boyd Edges Vaughn In TV Bout For Split Nod
Chicago middleweight Bobby Boyd won a split decision over Willie Vaughn in a nationally televised 10 round bout at Chicago Stadium attended by 1428 fans. Referee Brightmore favored Vaughn 46-45. judges Allen Frankel and Maroyik had Boyd 49-43 and 47-45 respectively. AP had Boyd 49-44. Boyd improved to 43 wins in 62 with 22 knockouts since Giardello incident.
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Vaughn Chicago
Bobby Boyd
Joey Giardel
Apo
Tony
Chicagotun
Giardello
Willie Vaughn
Chicago Stadium
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Cleveland
Vaughn
Walter Brightmore
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EB. Allen Frankel
Harold Maroyik
Associated Press
Zimmerman Drives Dodger Victory With 10th Inning Blast
Yesterday's Stars report Don Zimmer of the Dodgers homered in the 10th inning in a 3 2 victory. Jim Wilson of the White Sox pitched a four hit shutout, his second in a row and third this season, defeating the Washington Senators 5-0.
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Don Zimmer
Dodgers
Mwati
Kee
Jim Wilson
White Sox
Washington Senators
Corry Country Club Schedules 1957 Golf Program
Corry Country Club opens the 1957 season with a doubleheader on Saturday June 8 featuring National Golf Day and a new putting tournament. The event includes a 25 cent entry with 50 percent of the purse to the winner, 30 percent to runner up, and 10 percent each to semi finalists. Only tentative dates announced, including Don MacKenzie Memorial on August 18 and the Presidents Cup in late September.
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Corry Country Club
Cary Middlecott
Kathy Cornelius
Don MacKenzie
Randolph
Corry
Washington Buys Usher From Tribe
Washington Senators purchased outfielder Bob Usher from Cleveland and sent pitcher Tom Brodowski and outfielder Dick Tittelbach to the Indians San Diego farm club. Neil Christey was optioned to Indianapolis White Sox affiliate. the piece notes guard/pitcher moves and a President's Cup schedule fragment.
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Usher
Tribe Washington
Washington Senators
Bob Usher
Cleveland
Tom Brodowski
Dick ‘Tttelbach
Indians
San Diego
Neil Christey
Louisville
Lnsta
Indianapolis
Chicago White Sox
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