Rabbit Ball Flies Over Majors In Major League Bouts
Baseball highlights dazzle as Ted Beard belts a homer in Pittsburgh and Walt Dropo blasts three in a doubleheader. Duke Snider goes 5 for 5 for the Dodgers while the Giants and Reds swap blows in a hitting spree. Teams chase records amid late-season pivots as Dubiel and Kluszewski pace mound and plate for Cubs and Reds.
Tennis and Golf Headlines From U S Sports Circuits
Gardnar Mulloy defeats Art Larsen in Spring Lake final 4-6 7-5 6-0 6-4. Herb Flam wins Western Tennis at Beverly Hills defeating Tony Trabert. Mrs Pat Todd captures Irish Open Ladies title over Joe Scofield. Sam Snead and Jim Ferrier win Inverness four ball with 4000 prize. Escapade wins Port Huron Mackinac yacht race. Greek wins Arlington classic at Arlington Park. Loser Weeper declared Butler Handicap winner after Three Ss disqualified. Miche wins Inglewood Handicap at Hollywood Park.
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Spring Lake
N. J
Gardnar Mulloy
Coral Gables
Fla
Art Larsen
San Leandro
Calif
Indianapolis
Herb Flam
Beverly Hills
Tony Trabert
Cincinnati
Dublin
Pat Todd
la Jolla
Joe Scofield
San Francisco
Mackinac Island
Mich
Wendell W. Anderson
Detroit
Chicago
Song
Arlington Park
W York
Jamaica
Inglewood
Miche
Hollywood Park
This Week's Baseball and Softball Lineup for Local Leagues
The schedule lists Jr. American Legion tournament games across Huntsville Moulton Cullman Courtland Decatur New Hope and Legion field matchups from Monday through Friday including finals on Thursday. Softball features Civitan Lions Rotary Kiwanis with evening games at West Town and Moose venues.
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American Legion
Huntsville
Moulton
Legion Field
Cullman
Courtland
Decatur
Moulton- Huntsville
New Hope
Barons
Fairview
West Town
Civitan
Lion
Rotary
Kiwanis
Jr. American Legion
Elks
Gregg
VFW
Moose
Braves
Legion
Reynolds
Inglewood set for $50 000 American Handicap clash at Hollywood Park
Noor the Irish challenger and Miche the Argentine race for the $50 000 American Handicap at Hollywood Park as part of the 20 day summer meeting. Noor skips Inglewood to pursue richer stakes, while Miche seeks another strong showing after a January sprint win at Santa Anita.
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Inglewood
Calif
Hollywood Park
Noor
Miche
Citation Lodge
Charles S. Howard
John Payson Adams
Santa Anita
Major League Results Across Leagues
Baseball results from the American League and National League show wins and losses for multiple teams. Notable scores include Boston 13-4 over Cleveland and Cincinnati 16-11, with New York and Chicago posting varied results in both leagues.
Tomorrow's Schedule with NBA card matchups
Tomorrow's schedule lists Brooklyn at St Louis 8 30 P M Philadelphia at Chicago Boston at Pittsburgh New York at Cincinnati St Louis at New York Detroit at Boston Chicago at Washington and Cleveland at Philadelphia with games noted in local time slots
Mulloy Leads USA in Cup Debut After Coral Gables Win
Non playing captain watched the U S cup team member Mulloy defeat Art Larsen of San Leandro Calif 4 6 7 5 6 0 6 4 in a rain delayed match Larsen and Moylan of Trenton face Savitt of Orange and Shields of New York in the doubles final in Santa Monica California today Also notes on the Nostalgic 100 mile Vanderbilt Cup reenactment won by Louis Mahoney in a 1914 Ford and records set at the 1950 SEAAU swimming meet in Decatur Ga
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Coral Gables
Flastar
Art Larsen
San Leandro
Calif
Mulloy
Larsen
Eddie Moylan
Trenton
Dick Savitt
Orange
Frank Shields
New York
Santa Monica
Louis Mahoney
Ford
Don Long
Decatur
SEAAU
Charlie Cooper
Augusta
University of Georgia
Carolyn G
Baseball doubleheader: Red Sox split with Cleveland after 13 10 win
Walt Dropo slugged three homers and two doubles as Boston swept the doubleheader with Cleveland, 13 to 10, before falling 8 to 4. Chris Van Cuyk debuted for the Dodgers with a seven struck seven hitter in a 10 to 2 win over St. Louis.
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Art Houtteman
Tigers
Bob Cain
New York
Gene Woodling
Vic Raschi
Billy Pierce
Dropo
Boston
Cleveland
Sox
Sid Hudson
St. Louis
Washington
Senators
Brownies
Associated Press
Walt Dropo
Red Sox
Chris van Cuyk
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Major League Batting and Pitching Leaders Summary
Baseball leaders include Kell of Detroit at .359 and Doby of Cleveland at .351 in batting. Stephens of Boston tops runs with 77, while Dropo also drives 90 RBIs with Boston. Kell leads hits with 116. Dillinger of Philadelphia 109. Williams of Boston and Rosen of Cleveland tie with 25 home runs. DiMaggio of Boston stars 9 stolen bases. McDermott of Boston posts 51 wins and .833 ERA. Gray of Detroit 103 strikeouts and .769.
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Kell
Detroit
Dropo
Boston
Doby
Cleveland
Stephens
DiMaggio
Dillinger
Philadelphia
Zarilla
Doerr
Evers
Williams
Rosen
Livon
Reynolds
New York
Raschi
McDermott
Gray
Robinson
Gem
Musial
St .Louis
Jones
Kiner
Pittsburgh
Jethroe
Pittsa Oo
Sauer
Chicago
Snider
Baseball News: Stolen Bases and Strikeouts Highlight Matchup
Stolen bases show Jethroe from Boston and Sniders and Reese from Brooklyn with seven total. Strikeouts feature Spahn of Boston and Simmons of Philadelphia with high counts. Pitching notes list Miller of Philadelphia and Lanier of St Louis, though figures are incomplete.
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Jethroe
Boston
Sniders
Reese
Brooklyn
Spahn
Simmons
Philadelphia
Miller
Philadelie
Lanier
St. Louis
Baseball score roundup from multiple leagues
Scores from American Association International League Pacific Coast League and Southeastern League show wins and losses for teams like Jersey City Milwaukee Kansas City St Paul Toledo Toronto Baltimore Montreal and Pensacola plus notes on rain interruptions and games postponed. The item ends with unrelated agricultural ad copy about pecan trees and insecticides.
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Milwatukee
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Louisville
St. Paul
Toledo
Columbus
Minneapolis
Jersey City
Springfield
Syracuse
Baltimore
Montreal
Toronto
Rochester
Buffalo
Angeles
San Francisco
Oakland
Hollywood
Gadsden
Jack
Alexander City
Newnan
Griffin
Rome
Barons Slip as Crackers Hit Fourteen Homers In Big Weekend
Atlanta Crackers extended their lead over the Birmingham Barons in the Southern Association with a 7-2 and 7-1 doubleheader sweep at Chattanooga, while Nashville rallied past the Barons 6-4 and 6-3. Hank Ertman and Ebba St. Claire led Atlanta’s long-ball barrage, with Ed Matthews and Ralph Brown adding key homers in the fifth. Norman Zauchin hit his 22nd homer for Birmingham in a loss that featured Buster Boguskie’s hospital visit after being hit by a pitch.
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Caunts
Southern Association
Birmingham Barons
Atlanta Crackers
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Barons
Nashville
Vols
New Orleans
Memphis
Evers
Chicks
Billy Wilson
Little Rock Mobile
Bears
Hank Ertman
Ebba St. Claire
Lloyd Hittle
Washington
Dick Hoover
Crackers
Lookouts
Ralph
Country) Brown
Ed Matthews
Brown
Paul Maudlin
Red Barrett
Norm Zauchin
Birmingham
Buster Boguskie
Kiely
Clay Courts Tennis Tourney Opens with Star Field in Chicago
The 40th United States Clay Courts meet starts at River Forest Tennis Club with 64 men and 32 women. Ted Schroeder leads the men as top seed amid rivals like Tony Trabert and Herb Flam. Doris Hart tops the women as Magda Burac’s heir apparent while Althea Gibson seeks a Forest Hills invite.
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Chicago
Ted Schroeder
United States
Suburban River Forest Tennis Club
Florida A & M
Althea Gibson
Schroeder
Tony Trabert
Indianapolis
Pancho Gonzales
Forest Hills
Gonzales
Trabert
Herb Flam
Indanapolis
A. of
Cincinnati
Magda Burac
Doris Hart
Jacksonville
Fla
Miss Gibson
Baseball Tonight and Tomorrow: City Matchups Across The League
Baseball schedule lists Chicago at New York and St Louis at Washington among night games. Detroit visits Philadelphia and Cleveland plays Boston with two games. New York hosts Cincinnati, Boston visits Pittsburgh, Philadelphia plays Chicago, and Brooklyn splits with St Louis at 1:30 and 8:30. Southern Association games Memphis at New Orleans, Little Rock at Mobile, Nashville at Birmingham scheduled. The Shino Indians of Bolivia are known as the nomads of the long bow.
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Philadelphia
Boston
Brooklyn
Chicago
New York
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
American
Detroit
New York Eens
Cleveland
Washington Conen
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Nashville
Birmingham
Little Rock
Mobile
New Orleans
Memphis
American League
Washington
National League
Southern Association
Bolivia
Long Bow
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