Yankees Defeat Baltimore By 2-0 Howard Heads Army Clinic
Clemson College coach Frank Howard and three assistants will lead a 85 years of coaching experience to Western Germany for a U S Army Europe coaches and trainers clinic. The Clemson group departs Washington July 2 by train to Nurnberg for the July 6 11 clinic visiting Garmisch Berlin and Paris before returning.
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Turley Tosses One-Hitter For Yankees In 2-0 Win
Bob Turley allowed only Al Pilarcik's second inning ground single as the Yankees blanked the Orioles 2-0. Pilarcik stole second, and Gil McDougald drove in runs with a first inning double and Berra walk. Turley struck out five in 18 scoreless innings to start the season, while Billy Loes lasted six innings for Baltimore.
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A's Rout White Sox 7 1 Behind Ralph Terry Arm Daunt
Kansas City Athletics take third place by blasting Chicago 7 to 1 as Ralph Terry goes seven strong on seven hits. Dick Donovan falters five innings, allowing unearned runs due to Torgeson and Phillips fielding miscues. Al Smith belts a homer for Chicago while the Sox total three singles.
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Indians post fourth straight win on Grant's four hit effort
Cleveland rookie Jim Grant allowed four hits as the Indians defeated the Detroit Tigers 4-1 for their fourth straight victory.
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Washington Clips Bosox Again 7-5
Washington defeated Boston 7-5 to extend its winning streak over the Red Sox to five. Clint Courtney homered twice and Roy Sievers had three singles with two runs scored as Ted Williams hit a two run homer for Boston. George Grant earned his second win against one loss in relief.
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Lemon waits as Frick and Lane clash over ban
Cleveland pitcher Bob Lemon plans to head to California to play catch with his son after Commissioner Ford Frick ruled he must stay on or be activated. Lane blasted Frick over the decision while Lemon planned a West Coast exit.
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Major League Standings and Sunday Games Overview
National standings section lists Sunday schedule: Pittsburgh at Cincinnati with Kline and Daniels facing Purkey and Nuxhally. Milwaukee at San Francisco. St Louis at Los Angeles. Detroit at Cleveland with Foytack Morgan and Garcia. Washington at Boston with Kemmerer Sisler and Sturdivant.
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Russians Defeat U S Girls 48 41 In Moscow Chill
The Russian women's basketball team beat the United States 48 to 41 in Moscow on Saturday, securing their second consecutive win. The game featured a strong Russian defense and key scoring runs to edge past the Americans.
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