Tigers Top Baltimore By 7
The Tigers routed the Orioles 7 to 0 behind Duke Maas a 23 year old rookie righthander who allowed only two baserunners on a double by Gus Triandos and a single by Chuck Diering Maas kept Baltimore from a hit until the sixth inning while Detroit built a 3 0 lead in the first two frames then added four more in the fourth to run up 12 hits and give Maas the win over Dorish and McDonald The Tigers offense featured Kaline Tuttle and Torgeson with Delsing driving in three runs and Triandos the lone Orioles bright spot with two base knocks
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Chuck Diering
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Buffalo
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Harry Dorish
Jim McDonald
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Redlegs edge Pirates 4 1 in six innings pitch by Staley
Cincinnati pitcher Jim Staley held Pittsburgh to five hits in a 4 1 win by the Reds as Lino Donoso made his major league debut for the Pirates. Wally Post and Stan Palys homered, with Palys also adding a double. Denoso and King allowed runs as the Redlegs won behind Staley.
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Cncinnati Redlegs
Staley
Lino Donoso
Cuba
Wally Post
Stan Palys
Nnior
Braves Top Giants in 74 Victory Tie for Third
Milwaukee Braves beat the New York Giants 74 to something to move into a tie for third with 31 30. Johnny Logan Eddie Mathews and Del Crandall drove two runs apiece as Crandall hit his fifth homer in the fourth. Reliever Ernie Johnson earned the win for Milwaukee while Sid Gordon hit a two run homer for New York before leaving after five innings. Maglie started for the Giants, McCall took the loss in relief.
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Brooklyn Dodgers
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Eddie Mathews
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Chet Nichols
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Open Tourney Ends In Tie At Oakmont 1935
Open at Oakmont, Pennsylvania ends in a tie as Hogan, Fleck and others battle par 70 layout. Hogan shows fatigue relief with renewed vigor ahead of a final round. Fleck posts 72 73 72 70 across four rounds with eight birdies.
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Nellie Fox Tops All Star Poll In AL Pivotmen Race
Chicago White Sox second baseman Nellie Fox surged to the American League lead among infielders in the all star balloting. Fox rose to about 328 average and moved ahead of Cleveland’s Bobby Avila by around 1 985 votes as heavy Midwest returns pushed the race toward Milwaukee for the July 12 game.
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Avila
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Finigan Powers A’s Past Senators in 9-4 Win
Kansas City gains sixth place as Jim Finigan hits two triples and a double driving in three runs and scoring three. Vic Raschi earns win relief in the eighth as the A’s top Washington 9-4 after leading 6-2 early.
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Jim Finigan
Washington Senators
Kansas City Athletics
Finigan
Vic Raschi
Tom Gorman
Senators
Kansas City
Camilo Pascual
Ted Abernathy
Raschi
A’s
Spec Shea
Swimming Classes For Life-Savers And Adults Begin
Life-saving and adult swimming classes start this week at City Lake pool under the learn to swim program led by City Recreation and the American Red Cross. Life-saving sessions run Monday to Friday 11 am to 1 pm, starting tomorrow with Donnie and Howard Haworth as instructors. Adult classes begin Tuesday evenings from 7 to 8 pm, then every Tuesday and Thursday. Morning children’s classes reportedly progressing well with 30 to 60 average attendance.
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City Recreation Wo Pry Awe
American Red Cross
Donnie
Howard Haworth
Inter-City Tennis Showdown At Emverywood Country Club
Inter city tennis match today features High Point and Thomasville squads at Emverywood Country Club courts at 2 pm. Admission is free for six singles and three doubles bouts. Thomasville players include Leon Sheen Charlie Lambeth Nodad Yakeley Donald Brinkley Hardy Henry Jimmie Bodie. Local team lists Mike Reyes Varela Horcasitas Carlyle Lewis Arnold Koonce Joe Walser Jim Rawleigh Rudy Frazier.
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Thomasville
Emverywood Country Club
Leon Sheen
Charlie Lambeth
Noad Yakeley
Donald Brinkley
Hardy Henry
Jimmie Bodie
Mike Reyes Varela
Horcasitas
Carlyle Lewis
Arnold Koonce
Joe Walser
Jim Rawleigh
Rudy Frazier
Byrd Shocks Yankees In White Sox Win
Harry Byrd, traded from the Yankees this winter, pitched the Chicago White Sox to a 6 3 victory over New York to lift Chicago into first place and drop the Yankees from the top spot. Turley took the loss after a rough seventh inning as Chicago improved to 37-20 while New York fell to 40-23.
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Ha Byrd
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
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Yankees
Byrd
Sandy Consueve
Chicago
Bob Turley
Baltimore
Turley
Cardinals Rally In 10th For Win Over Dodgers
In St Louis, Gilliam who homered earlier booted a routine grounder to open a two-run 10th inning rally. Pete Whisenant, Ken Boyer and Wally Moon figures sparked the key inning as Brooklyn errors unlocked four runs to lift the Cardinals past the Dodgers 5 to 1.
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Junior Gilliam
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Carolina League Standings and Last Night's Results
Standings show Danville 22 5359 and Greensboro 29 508 with Reidsville at 27 482. Last night results: HI-TOMS 3 Bur-Gra 2, Greensboro 5 Winston-Salem 0, Reidsville 11 Fayetteville 1. Games today feature Bur-Gra at Danville and Reidsville at Greensboro among others.
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Reidsville
Winston-Salem
Winston - Salem
Jensen's Heroics Lead Red Sox Past Indians 4-2
Boston defeats Cleveland 4-2 as Jackie Jensen hits a tiebreaking homer in the sixth and scores on a sacrifice fly in the eighth. Frank Sullivan limits the Indians while Mike Garcia takes the loss after Jensen's eighth inning run drives in the decisive run.
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Cubs Stop Phillies 4-0 as Roberts Loses Sixth
Chicago Cubs defeated Philadelphia 4 to 0 behind Sam Jones eight hits note. Robin Roberts took his sixth loss in the game and Chicago tied the series at a game apiece. Jones allowed seven singles and earned his seventh win against eight losses.
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Phillies
National League Standings and Yesterday's Results
National League standings show Brooklyn leading with a .613 pace, New York second, Milwaukee third, Philadelphia fourth, Cincinnati fifth, St. Louis sixth, and Pittsburgh seventh. Yesterday’s results include Cincinnati 1 Pittsburgh 7, Milwaukee 7 New York 6, Chicago 4 Philadelphia 6 St. Louis 5 Brooklyn 4 in 10 innings.
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North Carolina Closed Junior Tennis Tourney Set in Greensboro
The North Carolina Closed Junior tennis championships will run through July 4 in Greensboro with boys and girls singles and doubles for under 15 and under 18 divisions. Herby Browne directs for the first time, and entrants must file by 5 p.m. June 29. Leading contenders include Dave Pearsall of Charlotte and Marshall Hopper of Kingston.
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S . Hudgins Jr
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