Yesterday's Baseball Results Across Leagues
National League Philadelphia beat Pittsburgh 5 0 in a 13 inning affair. St Louis defeated Cincinnati 4 7. Brooklyn won 3 2 over Philadelphia in 13 innings. Chicago beat Milwaukee 5 1. American League Washington edged Philadelphia 2 1, Cleveland topped Baltimore 5 1, New York swept Boston 14 7. Detroit split with Chicago 10 3 and 5 3 in two games.
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Durocher’s Kindness To Umpire Pays Off
Giants edge Brook in 13th inning after Leo Durocher consoles umpire Dusty Rhodes. Crowd of 51,464 watches clutch two-run single for the Giants in a late rally. News also notes Dodgers, Hoak homer, Reese sidelined, and other majors results as WVU and state tournaments loom.
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Major League Standings and Scores Snapshot
United Press standings show New York leading with 46 wins and Brooklyn 44 at 25. Cincinnati and St Louis trail, while Cleveland, Chicago, and Detroit fight for positions. Tuesday results include New York beat Brooklyn in 13 innings, Cincinnati over St. Louis, Milwaukee shutout Chicago. Wednesday pitching matchups list Erskine, Antonelli, Roberts, Law, Lawrence, Fowler, Rush, Burdette.
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West Virginia leaders honored by national high school group
C F Walker of Wellsburg and George M Speicher of Dunbar honored at the National Federation meeting for outstanding services to high school athletics. At West Virginia University, Brown named athletic director, replacing Roy Hawley who died last March 20 after 18 years in the post. Hawley’s salary noted as $8,500 to $9,000.
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