Reds Rally Behind Kluszewski in 7-4 Win Over Pirates
Gus Bell and Kluszewski fueled Cincinnati’s rally as Kluszewski hit his 32nd homer to overtake Frank Robinson for the NL home run lead, while the Reds stayed in the pennant hunt four games behind Milwaukee. Robinson also homered, and Buster Freeman helped seal the win with relief.
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Standings and Tuesday results across major league clubs
Standings show Brooklyn at St Louis 8 p.m. and other games set for 1 30 to 1 39 p. Milwaukee 5 46 New York 3 2 Brooklyn 2 St Louis 1 Cincinnati 7 Pittsburgh 4 Chicago 6 Philadelphia 4.
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Primed Nba Scores From Late Evening Mornings
Detroit defeated Washington 8 to 3 while Baltimore beat Kansas City 4 to 3. Cleveland routed New York 3 to 0 and Kansas City triumphed over Boston with a 3 to 0 score.
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Carmichael To Face Tobs In Crucial Series At Home
Hi-Toms league leaders host Tobs in four game home stand at Finch Field after winning 11 of 15. Carmichael, recalled from Savannah, aims to repeat his four hit shutout against Fayetteville as Durham closes in on first place.
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Remarkable Durham Rainout Soaks Caroline League Night
Yesterday's results saw Durham 3 HI-TOMS 06 while Greensboro at Kinston and Winston at Fayetteville were rained out. Today's schedule includes Wilson at HI-TOMS Winston at Danville Fayetteville at Durham Greensboro at Kinston, delayed an hour by all day rain. observers call it among the finest seen at Durham this season.
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Conley Delivers Key Win for Braves in Milwaukee
Gene Conley pitched the pivotal victory as Milwaukee’s right hander silenced doubt after a rough season. The Braves routed the Giants 6 2 to sweep the day night doubleheader and tighten plans for a six day rotation with Phillips Crone Spahn Burdette and Buhl in line for upcoming games.
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Baer Scion Studying Law at Santa Clara University
Junior Baer, son of former heavyweight champion Max Baer who won the title in 1934 by knocking out Primo Canera, is pursuing legal studies at Santa Clara University.
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Johnson Undecided On School Choice
High Point fullback Cornell Johnson, an All-State star, says he has not decided where to enroll for college. He confirmed turning down State College and is considering Carolina or South Carolina, with rumors tying him to the UNC program. He cites other schools as possibilities while authorities discuss recruiting tactics.
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Indians Celebrate Slugger Score After Shutout Victory
New York Yankees fall 3-0 as Herb Score earns his 14-7 record and leads with two hits allowed and a first major league homer. Score also tops the majors with 199 strikeouts as Elston Howard and Mickey Mantle deliver the lone Yankee hits. He recalls praying during the no hitter bid.
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Berra Tops 1955 World Series Batting Leaderboard
Yogi Berra led the 1955 World Series with a .417 average, recording 10 hits in 24 plate appearances.
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