Nashville Owns Southern Lead With Split Doubleheader
The Nashville baseball team, drawing 7 122 fans at Sulphur Dell on July 4, split a doubleheader with Birmingham 8-3 and 14-6 as they push ahead of Atlanta in the pennant race. Chattanooga beat Atlanta 9-0 then 5-4, Memphis overtook Birmingham after a 5-0 and 7-2 sweep, and Little Rock won twice over New Orleans. Nashville also announced the acquisition of righties Russ Meyer and John MacKinson to bolster the staff.
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Baseball Scoreboard With Regional Results And Schedule
The scoreboard lists scores from New York to Baltimore with Kansas City and Chicago. Teams shown include Cleveland, Detroit, Boston, Washington, New York, and Chicago with multiple games results and tomorrow’s matchups. Player notes reference Mackinson Meyer Sprankle and other veterans across the International League and minor circuits.
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Equine Youth Fling Excites Nation At Major Tracks
Equine youth drew 273,266 fans who wagered 18 million at 12 tracks yesterday. Bolero A. ridden by Willie Hartack won the Tyro Stakes at Monmouth Park earning 57,312 for the year from a 24,750 purse. Traffic Judge retired to stud after winning the Suburban Handicap at Belmont Park in a close finish over Lofty Peak with Dedicate close behind.
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Independence Day Pennant Plot Drives 1957 Series Hopes
The Yankees lead the American League on July 4 by a slim margin over Chicago and chase a repeat World Series clash with Cincinnati as the Redlegs try to hold first in the National League. Holiday results shuffle standings with key wins by Milwaukee and St. Louis and late heroics shaping the pennant race.
Baseball scores and results from late season games
Major and minor league line scores show Washington loss in 11 innings to Baltimore 2 to 3 with key players Clevenger and Lehman noted. Cleveland posts two wins over Detroit and New York. home runs by Colavito Vernon Crowe Ennis Musial Held. Milwaukee and Cincinnati trade blows 10 to 7 with Conley and Freeman on mound. Philadelphia and Brooklyn suffer lopsided scores as Repulski and Koufax shine for their teams.
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Cards Skipper Sees Narrow NL Title Chase
St Louis manager Fred Hutchinson says the National League pennant race remains tight as the Cardinals split a doubleheader with the Cubs to stay in second place and prepare for a four game set with Cincinnati. He notes Brooklyn's power could decide the outcome and praises young Cardinals pitchers while lamenting slow slumps by Wally Moon and Ken Boyer despite Boyer's three hits in the first game.
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