Bosox Take Over AL Top Spot After Doubleheader Wins
Boston Red Sox swept both ends of a doubleheader 5-2 from first place Detroit Tigers to climb into first in the American League pennant race. Gerry Priddy homered twice, Letty Maury McDermott allowed seven hits, and Dizzy Trout held the penultimate game. Kell collected five hits as Boston piled up 25 hits on the day.
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Dizzy Trout
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St. Louis
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Red Sox
Bill Wight
Jost
George Kell
Kell
Trout
Sox
Indians Fall as Athletics Sweep Two at Shibe Park
Philadelphia Athletics toppled the Cleveland Indians 12 to 4 and 11 to 0 at Shibe Park, dropping Cleveland to third behind Boston and New York. Bobby Shantz won his 10th game in the opener, Eddie Joost homered twice, and Kellner aided his cause with three safeties. Rod Feller failed to retire a batter in the nightcap as the A’s collected 23 hits. Umpires intervened in the second game amid the chaotic finish.
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Cleveland
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Henore
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Uka Shants
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Swan
Kellner
Rod Feller
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Joe Tipton
Bob Avila
Yankees Jump To Second In AL Race After Twin Bill
The Yankees vaulted into second place in the American League by sweeping a doubleheader from St. Louis Browne 5-2 and 3-0 in front of 45,900. Vic Raschi struck out 13 in the nightcap but lost his no hitter in the seventh. Dick Kryhoski and Gordon Goldsberry added key hits. Tommy Byrne pitched well but walked seven, while Bob Kuzava earned the win with nine innings of six-hit ball. In the nightcap Stubby Overmire allowed only two runs as Raschi earned his fifth victory. Red Sox sign Eddie Arness for a large bonus, reports place the deal at 86,000, with Zimmerman rumored to receive around 80,000. both youths groomed for Boston farm assignments. Portland papers note military enrollments as Grea Jey National Guard units seek veterans over 7 years old. Ralph J. Gordon announces June 15 29 camp.
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Tom Wright
Dick Kryhoski
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Tommy Byrne
Bob Kuzava
St. Louis
Overmire
Flander Vic Raschi Fannen
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Dalles
Ore
Boston Red Sox
Eddie Arness
American Legion
Portland
Oregonian
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Jerry Zimmermaan
Milwaukee
Dre
Zimmerman
Arnold
Boston
Louisville
American Association
Pueblo Hangs To Slim WL Lead In Tight Race
The Western League action sees Pueblo close the gap in the standings while Lincoln sinks to last place, 14 games back. Des Moines drops a 3-1 second game loss to the Dodgers, Sioux City blanks Wichita 7-2, Omaha sweeps Denver 6-2 and 5-1, and Colorado Springs pummels Lincoln 9-0 with five more in the seventh.
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Sioux City
Wichita
Omaha
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Baseball scores and lineups from the American and National Leagues
The record lists multiple MLB game results with team names, innings scores, and key pitchers. Notable matchups include Cleveland, Philadelphia, Chicago, Washington, St Louis, New York, Detroit, Boston, New York, Pittsburgh, Brooklyn, Cincinnati, and Philadelphia. The page shows run totals, partial innings, and selected player names and errors.
Standings and scores in early season Western League baseball
The report shows standings with teams like Brooklyn New York Chicago St. Louis Cincinnati Philadelphia Boston Pittsburgh and more. Des Moines Spokane Sioux City Omaha Denver appear with game summaries including Marv Williams holding Des Moines to four hits, and a nine inning rally by Des Moines. Denver-Omaha duel draws 10 849 in Bear stadium as Colorado Springs builds a three run sixth.
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Sioux City
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Omaha
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Silo
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Cole Springs
Des Moines
Lincoln
Dodgers
Wichita
Leltilelder Ray Berns
Bears Stadium
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George Kisgell
Ray Mink
Marty Garlock
Colorado Springs
Fowler Repeats As Northern Colorado Golf Champion
Les Fowler of Boulder shot 69 to reclaim the Northern Colorado golf title at Greeley Country Club. Baker of Fort Collins earned medalist honors with 69 on Saturday, while Fowler edged him by one stroke at 143 after Sunday play. Don Campbell and Marc Smith tied for third in the championship flight at 156. James Dodd led the second flight with 163.
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Greeley Country Club
Northern Colorado
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Fort Catling
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Greeley
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Marc Smith
James Dodd
Harold Haymond
Plyera
Flys
G. R
Bus) Smith
Rhiney Selbach
Greeley Gotterd
Ore
Cleveland Indians
Bob Feller
Rivers at flood stage threaten Grand Junction homes
Western Slope reports Colorado and Gunnison rivers bank-full from rapidly melting snow. Sheriff Redman says about a half dozen families moved all homes as rivers rose near Grand Junction. Dikes near Connecticut Lake could endure only ten more inches of overflow. Fifty-mile mining corridor between Dolores and Highway 80 sees isolation risk for miners.
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San Miguel County
T. H. Mahoney
Telluride
Kawahara Titus funeral notices for Kagohara and Stanley
Mrs Toya Kagohara of northeast of Greeley wife of Yoji Kagohara mother of Rose Shikawa Ann Nakata Denver Mayre George Will Ton Kagohara all of Greeley grandmother of Joan Ik ikawa and Henry Nakata Jr Denver and Bob Alan Kagohara Greeley recitation of the rosary 7:20 p.m. Tuesday Greeley Buddhist Church funeral 2 p.m. Wednesday Macy's drawing room interment Linn Grove Mrs Maryetta Stanley of Lucerne mother of William Earl Dudley Stanley Temple City Calif Ralph Stanley Long Beach Calif Arthur Stanley Lucerne sister Ida Belle Woolsey Covina Calif services 2 p.m. Tuesday Macy's drawing room interment Linn Grove
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Harry) Kagohara
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Henry Nakata, Jr
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Long Beach
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