Reds Win Long Inning Battle Over Braves
Cincinnati defeated Milwaukee 11 6 in 10 innings as Smoky Burgess drove in the eventual winner and Ernie Johnson earned the win in relief. Stan Musial led St Louis as the Cardinals beat Chicago 6 2 while Detroit toppled Cleveland 11 5. The Yankees routed Boston 17 8 and Kansas City crushed Chicago 1st place.
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American League Standings and Yesterday's Results
The American League reports New York 2 13 and others with 22 10.688 behind Chicago. Yesterday Washington 3 10 Baltimore 2 6 in 11 innings. New York 17 Boston 8 Detroit 11 Cleveland 5 Kansas City 7 Chicago 1. Today's games New York at Boston Cleveland at Detroit Kansas City at Chicago. Tomorrow Cleveland at Chicago New York at Washington Baltimore at Boston Kansas City at Detroit.
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Tennis and basketball notes from Paris and Baltimore
In Paris Herbert Flam of Beverly Hills advances to the semifinals after a 4-6 8-4 win over Philippe Woshen in the international tennis event. Shirley Bloomer reaches the quarterfinals, and racing results feature Floral Girl in the Jamaica purse. In Baltimore Charley Bola of Fort Wayne discusses a single special outfit as he reflects on the Pistons season.
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Corr Rod and Gun Club Meeting Tonight
The Corr Rod and Gun Club will hold its monthly meeting tonight at the Columbus clubhouse. Members and their wives are invited to attend as plans for a new clubhouse addition are discussed. A general groundskeeping program, a movie entertainment segment, refreshments, and a door prize drawing are planned.
Braves face front office riddle as slump grows
Milwaukee's slumping Braves grapple with lineup gaps at left field and second base. Manager Fred Haney and GM John Quinn consider upgrades as pitching woes and thin benches contribute to losses, with Ernie Johnson’s late collapse sealing a 11 6 defeat to Cincinnati.
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Formby gallery of stars in British amateur event round one
Enghind-Jimmy McHale of Philadelphia and Prank Strafaci played smoothly through the first round of the British Amateur championship and Gene Andrews did so in the second as well. More than half the American delegation was dropped before the first day finished.
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NL Officials Deny Rumors Of Triple Franchise Shift
In Chicago today National League officials denied rumors of a three way franchise swap. Rumors suggested Dodgers move to Los Angeles Giants to San Francisco and Redlegs to New York, but NL president Warren Giles and others rejected any requests to relocate clubs. They said franchise moves are not on the agenda and require all teams to agree before discussion.
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Lady Pro Says Men Excel Only Off Tee
Indy pro Marlene Hagge argues male golfers hold advantage off the tee due to longer drives and notes women excel in chipping and putting. She, 28, a Riv er Lake Club player from Dallas, cites testing a fairway lie near Ben Hogan and Cary Middlecoff and would enjoy an actual match to prove who plays best. Also mentions visiting Virginia Beach for a Women’s round robin at Cavalier Yacht Club and past eight tourney wins.
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Diamond Action Teener League and City Softball Schedule
Tonight Moose plays Corry Jamestown in Teener action and Raymonds faces Aero in City Softball. Tomorrow rages loom with Columbus meeting Raymonds in Teener League and St Thomas clashing with Thompson’s in City Softball.
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Pirates Eye Local Pitcher Kenny Gottschalk Spotlight
Kenny Gottschalk dominated for Connelley Trade School, pitching a 10 11 inning win over Schenley High School in a Pittsburgh City League game. He allowed three hits and struck out 24 batters, setting a City League strikeout record.
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Bethea Wins Split Decision In 10 Round Bout At St Nicholas Arena
Bethea, 24, the never stopped heavyweight from New York, rebounded after two staggerings to edge Paul Andrews in a 10 round telecast at St Nicholas Arena. Referee Petey Della and two judges favored Bethea while one judge had Andrews ahead, the AP card tied 5-5.
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Dodgers blank Phillies as Drysdale allows two singles
Don Drysdale pitched a five inning win with two singles allowed and five walks as the Dodgers beat the Phillies 5 to 1. Jim Lemon of the Send Stars hit an 11th inning homer to beat the Orioles 2 to 2 in the completion of a suspended game, then added four runs with a homer and sacrifice fly in a 10-8 victory.
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Little And Teener Loop State Twin Bills For Holiday
Holiday doubleheaders highlight Little and Teener League action at Mead Park and Loveland Field. In Little League opener VFW and Moose clash while Elks meet Corry Jamestown in a nightcap, featuring pitchers Linski and McEldowney. Teener League debuts National Bank facing defending champions Columbus Merchants with Acro and Ajax to follow.
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Sound Familiar KC Offers Million For Mickey Mantle
Kansas City owner Arnold Johnson said he would pay one million dollars for Mickey Mantle in a Kansas City Star column. Johnson compared Mantle's value to Al Kaline's seven hundred thousand, as reported by Ernest Mehl in Sporting Comment.
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Score Leaves Hospital Today as Pitchers Face Uncertain Return
Cleveland pitcher Herb Score leaves Toledo hospital for home in Hagerstown Maryland after eye injury from a drive in a night game against the Yankees. Doctors expect weeks before vision effects are known while Bob Lemon departs for Long Beach to convalesce from a leg injury.
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