National League baseball score and lineup details
A fragmented recap shows line scores for a New York Yankees? Philadelphia and Cleveland game, listing players Kubek Leese Richardson G. Smith Keppa and others with fielding errors and hits. The text includes multiple team abbreviations and box score elements like LOB totals, HRs, and pitching lines, reflecting a dense summary of a doubleheader with figures for runs and innings.
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Londiye
Oiganmal
Onsmine
Doen
OI Tosgreen
Gomer
Philadelpiia Stowroc
Apsritic
Sf. Louis Chitago
Apatiin
Kubek
Leese
Richardson
G. Smith
Keppa
Philadelphia
Leute
DbAoyer
Whites
Viphires Bb da Brare
Arcleysen
Bouches
Los Niece
Philadelpha
Louis
Bhoteyaun
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Kiene
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Bolger
Boyer
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Negi
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Philauelpnia
STOUT
Cinta
Phileyet
Emelish
Webster
Orouke
Bailon Zeid
Strickland
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Cleveland
Boston
Sanh
Mahore
Hrcbrown
Keouah
Talolk
Talols
SB Asen
Keovah
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Aute
Philscelphia
St. Lula
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Th. Angerson
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He-Cimilly Phitley
Oliver
S—Kall
Scores Soar In Mt Eden Minor Tilts
In Mt Eden American minor league play last night the Badgers beat the Elks 23 to 10 behind Clinton five hits five runs, Fillipelli three for five with a homer, and Roll three for five with a triple. The Cobb Wolverines toppled the Mustangs 25 to 8 as Hodges and Cobb drove in 13 runs. Cobb went four for four with seven RBIs. Campbell Chain Tawics hammered Buffa Jacs 22 to 14 with Roberts five for five Rasmussen two homers, Hennett a homer, and Kelley four hits including a triple. Fleming added three hits for the losers.
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den. Clinton
John Filipelli
Tom Rofl
Badgers
Elks
Mt. Eden
Clinton
Fillipelli
Cobb Wolverines
Mustangs
Tom Hodges
Jazy Cobb
Cobb
Campbell
Tawics
Buffa- Jacs
Seal Roberts
Craig Rasmussen
Joe Hennett
Pat Kelley Aingle
Bill Fleming
Yankees Down White Sox 5-1 In Sunday Tilt
Yankees beat the White Sox 5-1 as Martyn Keough hit a seventh inning homer for the only run. Dick Brown also connected for his first home of the season, with the Indians adding insurance runs in the eighth and ninth off Murray Wall. Art Ditmar held Chicago to four hits while Billy Pierce took the loss.
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Martyn Keough
Dick Brown
Ted Wills
Indians
Murray Wall
Art Ditmar
Yankees
White Sox
Billy Pires
Steady Bowler Fires 639 Series in Handicap Meet
Bowling note reports Eddie Olivera, Mary Vallio, and George Gray among scorable participants. John Gotsalves and Jim Pinto star in the Men’s 750 Handicap with notably steady lines and high scores. Midway Boil and Monday Mixed Handicap events highlight strong finishes and several 500s.
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Eddie Olivera
Mary Vallio
John Gotsalves
George Gray
Jim Pinto
Jim
the Allen
Darcs May
Serateh Leamie
Reds Rally To Hand Giants 3rd Straight Loss
The Reds staged a late rally to defeat the San Francisco Giants, delivering the Giants a third consecutive defeat. Willie Mays moved around center field as Newcombe limited key hits, while Daryl Spencer and Andre Rodgers provided offense before a game ending double play sealed the win for Cincinnati.
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Reds
Giants
Mays
Op Odo
Daryl Spen
Newcombe
Spencer
GIANT
Willie Kirk
Redhat Bwatler
Enue Digdin
Seals Stadium
Willie Mays
York
Amny Be Steuck
FS. Jones I Jcircin
SAM Prancisco
é-Cincinnal Gan Prancisco
Hodsers
Cepeda
Meneambe
Kasko
Oreo
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Landrith
Ropinson- Grandi
Thomas
Hr—Pinsom
McCormics
Sf—Daver
Por
Jones
Mitrer
Ty Mier
Burhan Verzor
Ganatelli
Fisher Shuts Out Beavers in One-Hit Victory
Eddie Fisher, 22, in a brilliant one hit effort, led Phoenix past Portland Beavers 6-0. Giants ponder using Fisher gradually. Russ Snyder wired a ninth inning double for San Diego. Standings show Sacramento, San Diego, Vancouver, Salt Lake leading in the Pacific Coast League as rain postponed Seattle.
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Billy Muffet
Pacific Coast League
Op Worler
Eddie Fisher
Hitler
Portland Beavers
Wisher
Strick
Phoenix
Giants
Fisher
Corps Christi
Idtahér Pci
San Diego
Vancouver
Sacramento
Padres
Spokane
Salt Lake
Mounties
Seattle
Bird Beveeh
Pantland
Phoeni Am
Losses In Row For Fresno Farm
Fresno Giants suffer 11 game skid in California League standings. Bakersfield led the league and defeated Fresno last night 4 to 1 while Modesto beat Visalia 18 to 1 and Stockton topped Reno 4 to 1.
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Fresno Farm
San Francisco Giant
Aspoor Fresno Giant
Giants
Raisin City
Iust
California
Fresno
Bakersfield
Modesto
Visalia
Stockton
Reno
Three Win Pair Impressive for its steadiness series score
Oceanport N J UPI reports a bowling night where Ernie Freitas posted the league high game 220 in a series that included 217 413 and 214. Teague Mel Es pindola and Paul Walker posted strong figures in mixed handicap action at Monmouth Park. Wally Foren edged Raila with a 586 ten string while Rex Liltrell delivered a 225 and Rosalie Liltrell led the women with 204 527.
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Ernie’ Freitas
Mel Espindola
Paul Walker
Friden
Oceanport
N. J
Willie Hartack
Sammy Bodimells
AL Bolla
Howard Grant
Monmouth Park Yafter
San Leandro Bowl
Wally Foren
Raila
Rex Liltrell
Rosalie Liltrell
Durocher Recovering From Kidney Surgery
Rochester Minnesota United Press reported Lea Durocher, former baseball great, is in good condition after surgery for a kidney ailment.
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Rochester, Minn
Lea Durocher
Olmedo Draws Woodcock In Wimbledon Open
Wimbledon bulletin lists top seeds and matchups. Alex Olmedo of Los Angeles and Peru, the top seed, opens against Warren Woodcock of Australia as the tournament begins. Other seedings place Luis Ayala of Chile and Roy Emerson in top lines. Barry Mackay meets Ian Vermaak. Patty Berg opens against Jon Douglas in the women’s draw.
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Wimbledon
England
Alex Olmedo
Los Angeles
Peru
Australia
Warren Woodcock
Olmedo
All England Cub
Chile
Luis Ayala
van Ail
South America
Austral
Roy
Bob Mark
Almedo
Barry Mackay
Dayton
Ohio
U.S
Ian Vermaak
South Mrien
MacKay
Neale Fraser
Drew Plarré Darin
Paris
Earl Buchholz
St. Louis
Itlés
Fla
Willl
Antal Janso
Dick Sherman
Temple City
Calif
A. &. Bailey
Malcolm Fox
Baltimore
Santa
Monica
Dan Candy
Beverly Bakce Fleitz
Angela Mortimer
Hunde ‘Schqurman
Ual
Ennis Cut as White Sox Trim Roster
CHICAGO. Outfielder Ennis was released as the White Sox trimmed their roster to two dozen players yesterday. The 29 year old Al Ennis, who debuted with the Philadelphia Phillies, had been acquired from Cincinnati on May 1 for pitcher Paul Rudolph and utility man Tony Tas. A club spokesman said Ennis would be released with acceptance either unconditionally or with an option to a minor league club.
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Chicago
Chicago Sox
Ennis
Philadelphia Phillies
White Sox
Cincinnati
Paul Rudolph
Ton Ski- Tas
Craig Gets New Chance With L A Dodgers
Roger Craig, 28, earns another shot at the Dodgers mound after Spokane sold him to Los Angeles. He replaces Carl Erskine who retired, and is to report to the club tomorrow. Craig’s best Dodger season was 1956 with a 12-? record. arm trouble last year led to his departure to Pawtucket. He is 6-7 for Spokane this season.
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LOS Angeles
UPI
Roger Craig
Los Angeles Dodgers
Craig
Spokane
Carl Arskine
Dodgers
T.” Pawl
Dodger
Grapplers to Russia on tour from New York
An eight man National AAU wrestling team leaves by plane for the Soviet Union today for a visit in return for a Soviet grappler tour last year. The schedule hints Moscow events on June 2 and Leningrad on June 24 with further stops noted.
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Grapplers
Russia
New York
UPL
A.A.U
Twésia
Sched‘e
Moscow
Leningrad
Yankees Recall Fritz Brickell From Richmond Farm Club
New York Yankees recall fielder Fritz Brickell from Richmond farm club in the International League.
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Yankees
Bickell
Too Cold in Boston Delays Red Sox Game
Boston Red Sox postpone the scheduled game with the Cleveland Indians due to cold and threatening weather. The game will be played as part of a July 19 Sunday doubleheader at Fenway Park.
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Boston
UPI
Cleveland Indians
Boseton Red Sox
Archery Deer Hunt Bill Wins in Legislature
Sacramento lawmakers overruled the State Fish and Game Commission to reinstate bow and arrow deer seasons. The Assembly accepted the plan to align archery season with rifle season, with Assemblyman Clark Bradley pushing the amendment that restored the archery period.
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Sacramento
UPI
State Fish and Game
Asmbly
B Senate
Fish ‘and Game Commission
Clark ‘Bradley
Rsan
Jose
Ale
Ensler Wins Three Quarter Midget Races at Hayward Show
Allen Ensler of Coastside Quarter Budget Association led the Aodified B class wins, capturing heat, winners and main events. Coastside, Hayward, San Leandro, and Oakland drivers including Davey Silva and Duane Bonini also claimed multiple heats and trophy dashes as Ken Costa led the main pack.
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Allen Ensler
Coastside
Jean Spinelli
Hayward
Chuck Gurney
Sherack
Davey Silva
Peninsula
Doug Tinley
Oakland
Mike Pinto
San
Learidis
Duane Bonini
Jon
Rick Conley
J Hayward
Robbie Nunes
San Leandro
Claudia Smith
Cort Waillmott
Nick Crews
Dirk Dickensen
Silva
Lau Lawrence
Haythird
Vi Hayward
Rick Contey
Carl Willmetts
Renee McGreevy
Ken Costa
San Leansdro
Duane Boniti
Tony Morillas
Ronnie
Sylvia
Mel Lawrence
Jim Costa
Dale Rodrigues
Rocky Neves
Ai Mi Neves
Longden Upsets El Pueblo in Coronado Handicap
Johnny Lengden trains Longden who upset the favored El Pueblo to win Hollywood Park’s Coronado Handicap. The race carried a purse of 20775 dollars and was decided by a length amid a close stretch drive.
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Inglewood
UPI
Johhny Lengden
Hollywood Park
Johansson Tn Saving Right For Patterson
Patterson sparring partner Ty says he trains to sharpen his left hand and will stay with his winning style for the upcoming fight. He notes he never knocks out sparring partners and remains confident despite critics.
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Johansson
Patterson
Intel
Cessin Fay
Doris Hart Signed by British Netters for Wightman Cup
Wimbledon favorite Doris Hart, a 1961 Wimbledon champion, is hired to bolster the British team in the Wightman Cup defense against the United States. The venue is Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, with the match set as part of the August competition.
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Doris Hart
London
Davis
Wimbleton
United States
Pittsburgh
Bass Return Invigorates Princeton-By-The-Sea Anglers
Journal chronicling the spring surf fishing scene notes the return of striped bass after a slow start. Regulars report calmer, later-season success as fish moved into the breakers near Kelly Avenue, drawing crowds and rekindling old routines.
Vallejo hosts AMA races on new surface track
Vallejo Speedway features an eight event program by the American Racing Association on a newly surfaced half mile. Sunday events include a 30 lap feature and ransom, with time trials at 1 pm and the main race at 2 pm. Notables include Fremont’s Chelard winner at Calistoga, Frost Nayward Doc Shall tand, and defending ARA titleist Bill Sullivan Napia.
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Vallejo
American Racing Association
Vallejo Speedway
Ransom
Fremont
Chelard
Winnner
Calistoga
Frost
Nayward
Doc Shall Tan
Ara
Pivo
Bill Sullivan
Napia
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