Yankees Win Seventh In Row Stamp Sox With 13 6 Victory
The New York Yankees extended their winning streak to seven by routing Boston 13 to 6. Don Larsen earned the win after a four-run third inning, while Mickey Mantle hit a 30th homer. Boston ace Frank Sullivan labored in the frame as Pettigrew and company fell behind early.
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Does Detroit Hold Key To AL Puzzle
DETROIT P-It's quite possible a fifth place team. Detroit holds the key to the American League pennant puzzle. With 24 of their remaining 38 games against the first division clubs, the Tigers can influence who faces Brooklyn in the World Series. Harris praises skipper Bucky Harris for guiding a young team. Hoeft fires a five hit shutout as Cleveland falls 7-0, placing the Indians a game and a half back of the Yankees.
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Gastonia Loses 3-1 to Clovis in Teener Round
Gastonia North Carolina was defeated by Clovis California 3-1 in the quarterfinals of the National Veterans of Foreign Wars Teener tournament in Hershey Pennsylvania.
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Hi Tom’s Bets and Baseball Standings Report
The HI TOMS lead the standings at 68 49 with Fayetteville 64 51 and Danville 59 58. Greensboro 59 60 and Durham 57 58 follow as Reidsville 57 60 and Winston Salem 55 64 trail. Bur Gra 48 67 shows last, with results listing HI TOMS 8 Danville 1 and Bur Gra at Durham as rain affected, Greensboro and Winston Salem winning on schedule. Baseball scores note Brooklyn 77 leads, Milwaukee 64 behind, and New York 62 with Philadelphia 60. Wednesday and Thursday schedules include Brooklyn at New York and Cleveland at Detroit among others.
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Yankees Rediscover Power Plus Pitching Formula
The Yankees lead the AL by 1 game after seven straight wins powered by strong hitting and better pitching. They crushed the Red Sox 13 6 in Boston with four homers and 14 other hits boosting Casey Stengel’s lineup. He credited improved hitting and pitching as key factors.
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Dodgers to play seven 1956 games at Roosevelt Stadium Jersey City
Brooklyn Dodgers plan seven home games at Roosevelt Stadium in Jersey City for 1956 to boost sagging attendance and test a new site while continuing to play most games at Ebbets Field. Club President Wal ter O Malley cited seating limits and city approval as factors and noted possible World Series moves if needed.
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Springfield Wins In Sunday School Softball League
Springfield Friends clinched the playoff title by defeating Highland Methodist 3-1 in a three game series. Pete Rowe pitched a four hit shutout for his 25th win, while Kenny Black drove in two runs as Springfield earned a City Championship playoff berth and will face Sylvania Electric next Tuesday at 7:30 at Harvelark.
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Hi-Toms top Leafs as Rich eyes 20th win
Hi-Toms right hander Woody Rich seeks his 19th victory tonight as Durham faces Finch Field foe. Danville drops 8-1 while Fayetteville, Greensboro win. Winston-Salem and others post late comebacks. Taylor earns his 13th win for Hi-Toms. Moreton and Ford pace the offense with key hits and a three-run triple.
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Carolina Loop Keeps Score in Doubleheader at Winston-Salem
In Winston-Salem and Reidsville action, Fayetteville and Greensboro squads post runs as Monika Madalene and Zimerman power hits. Pitchers Albanese and Morgan struggle with key outs while Foxworth and Deal contribute for the Fayetteville club in a 9 to 5 win over Reidsville.
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