Giants Edge Red Sox 2-1 in Babe Ruth League Opener
In a rain-delayed Babe Ruth League opener, the Giants edged the Red Sox 2-1 after five innings. Key moments included Milinovich wild throw, Turoczy scoring on a careless first-base play, and timely pitching by Keener and Shriver. Next games feature Tigers and Cubs at 5:30 PM.
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Referee Dismissed as Archie Moore Stops Pompey in Ten
In London Arch ie Moore dominates Yolande Pompey to defend his light heavy title by a 2 50 of the10th round technical knockout. Referee Jack Hart warned Pompey twice and Moore landed a flurry after a slow start. Moore 39 beats Pompey 27 in age as he knocks him down three times to seal victory and set up a possible tune up bout with James J Parker.
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Moore Stops Pompey To Retain Light Heavy Title
UNITED PRESS reports Archie Moore the San Diego challenger stopped Yolande Pompey in Montreal to retain the world light heavyweight championship. Davie Moore from Springfield knocked out Charley Slaughter in Westfield. In Moscow Soviet engineers unveiled a pure jet automobile reaching 186 mph per Pioneer Pravda.
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National and American League baseball scores roundup
A dense blot of results shows Chicago, Brooklyn, Milwaukee, New York, and Cincinnati in the National League with various inning tallies and decisions. American League entries include Chicago, Washington, Detroit, Boston, Cleveland, and Kansas City with pitchers and line scores noted, including several wins and losses and the occasional unearned run.
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Minor League Scores Bunch From Omaha to Richmond
Baseball brief lists multiple minor league results including Omaha 1 Wichita 4, St Paul 4 Charleston 2, Minneapolis 9 Louisville 4, Indianapolis 3 Denver 2 first game, Indianapolis 4 Denver 2 second game, Toronto 2 Columbus 0, Toronto 6 Columbus 5 second, Montreal 3 Richmond 3, and Miami 0.
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West Marshals South All Star Cagers Triumph
West Marshall South team, led by Jerry West with 39 points, defeated North 120 to 103 in a South versus North all star game. West's fourth quarter burst produced 40 points as the South pulled away from an 82 79 third quarter deficit, with Jay Jacobs 22 and Willie Akers 26 also contributing. Jacobs earned North outstanding player honors and Warren added 24 for North. The South lineup, including Morgantown and Mullens standouts, will select its all star team to face an area scholastic squad Saturday.
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Havans Defeat Buffalo Nine in Low-Scoring Tilt
In a string of regional scores, Havans edged Buffalo 10 to 6 while Nashville cruised past Little Rock 12 to 7. Mobile and Atlanta led 7 to 7 with New Orleans, as Baumingham won the first game 3 to 1 against New Orleans. Birmingham then took the second 7 to 2 over New Orleans.
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Redlegs Name Roblinson Rookie Of The Year Hope
The Cincinnati Redlegs credit 20 year old Frank Robinson with the rookie of the year honors as he blasts his 11th homer in a 9-4 win over the Philadelphia Phillies. Wally Post drives in four runs with two home runs, boosting Cincinnati to seven wins in ten games while the NL race tightens around Pirates Cubs and Cardinals.
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Ford Carries Yankees Pitching as Race Hinges on Wade
Whitey Ford, veteran Yankee ace, has been steady with a 2.80 ERA career, and this season his form could push New York toward another pennant. His improvement, plus added help from Ford and others, suggests the Yankees may rely on pitching to keep pace as rival clubs show cracks.
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Snead Leads 45 in One Day Pro-Am Tuneup Event
Sammy Snead heads a field of 45 professionals in a one day pro-am event at Rochelle New York as a tuneup for the Palm Beach Open. The field includes Peter Thomson Henry Henryton Tommy Bolt and Art Wall among others. The event features a special putting contest with a $1 500 prize and serves as a low pro payout.
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Major League Leaders In National And American Leagues
The list highlights top performers by league with names such as Repulski Long and Berra for National League batting and Mantle Kuenn for American League. Home runs, runs batted in, runs, and hits leaders are named along with pitching stars like Law rence Brewer and Ford. A late item reports a Detroit bar incident where Eddie Williams invited three men home, only to lose the television set.
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Senat ors rally to a 3-1 win over White Sox
Stubbs struck out seven and walked two as the Washington Senators defeated the Chicago White Sox 3-1, moving the White Sox to third place and evening Stubbs season record at 4-4.
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