Look Out Above Giants Rise in National League Fight
The Giants win 15 of 16, led by Larry Jansen and Sal Maglie as they blank the Pirates 5-0 and 3-0, with Monte Irvin and Whitey Lockman homering. The Cardinals bounce back with a doubleheader sweep of the Phillies as Boston and Chicago split, while Brooklyn loses to Cincinnati in a high scoring game.
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Pat McCormick Wins Triple Diving Event at Nationals
Hawaii wins the senior national swimming meet with 41 points led by Pat McCormick of Los Angeles A C as she clinches her third event, topping a list of clubs in Greensboro High Point host duties. Judy Cornell sets a new 100 meter breaststroke record for Multnomah, Carolyn Green wins 800 meter freestyle, with a large crowd in attendance.
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Honolulu
Hi-Toms Open Concord Series After Salisbury Win
Thomasville Hi-Toms travel to Concord for the opener of a two game set with the Nats as Carl Greene is slated to start for the second place club. Bill Conroy pitched a seven hit win aided by Chick Petters and Paul Byers as Salisbury fell 3 0. Petters hit two homers and a double with Byers adding a homer, driving Finch Field crowd of 2 400.
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All-American Golf Tourney Lags Behind Hype
The 15,000 all-American event in Chicago enters its third round as top contenders Douglas Furgol and Riegel pace with 141 143 144 amid a crowded field. Promoter May kept the course tough with tricky pins and grown fairways yielding only a few sub-70 rounds.
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Royal Oak
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White Plains
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National League Batting Leaders and Key Pitching Figures
The snippet lists NL batting leaders like Musial and Kell with Ennis, Ashburn, Kiner and Doerr among others. It also notes pitching leaders such as Miller, Spahn, and Treit with various hit counts and strikeout totals for teams including St. Louis Boston Detroit Cleveland and New York.
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Boston
Rune
Kell
Detroit
Doerr
Roaton
Woodling
New York
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Cleveland
Dimaggio
Roaston
Major Baseball Scores From Evening Games
Results show Washington 9 Detroit 4 and Chicago 2 St. Louis 10 with Philadelphia and Boston also matching wins. Listings include Cincinnati at Pittsburgh and New York at Boston with night games and pitcher matchups Brecheen versus Heintzelman and Kennedy versus Bickford.
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Hi-Toms Beat Salisbury 3 1 In Yesterday's Game
Results show Hi-Toms 3 Salisbury 1 in yesterday's only game. Today's schedule lists HI-Toms at Concord Lexington at Statesville Landis at Salisbury Hickory at Mooresville with no other results reported.
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Lexington
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Hickory
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North State League
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Yesterday's Stars: Byrnes Stifles Cleveland as New York Triumphs
Pitcher Tommy Byrnes blanked Cleveland on three hits while New York powered past them Indiana hitless through seven. Hed Schoendienst led St Louis with four singles and a double scoring twice in the 1 1 game of a doubleheader against Philadelphia.
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van Kheen
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Cleveland
Indiana
Hed Schoendienst
Cardinate
St Leonie
Philadelphia
Red Sox win two, Browns beat Athletics in 10-3 rout
Bob Lemon aimed for his tenth straight win but was knocked out in the third as Boston swept Chicago 9-2 and 4-3. Ellis Kinder drove in six with a grand slam in game one while Joe Dobson earned his twelfth victory in the nightcap. Dick Kokos and Owen Friend blasted three run homers as the St. Louis Browns toppled the Philadelphia Athletics 10-3 to climb out of last place.
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Boston
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Ellis Kinder
White Sox
Red Sox
Joe Dobson
Dick Kokos
Owen Friend
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