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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1957

Page

31

Hi-Toms edge Leafs 6-5 in tense minor league clash

The Hi-Toms beat the Danville Leafs 6-5 before 1 400 fans as John Dowald held the Leafs in check in relief. Dallas Green earned his second win of the season despite tiring in the eighth inning. Jerry Kettle started for the Hi-Toms and Tom Pruitt took the loss for Danville. The teams meet again at 2 30 p.m. with Kettle facing Harry Housma in game two of the series.

Enterprise Hi-Toms Hurlin Lefty John Dowald Danville Leafs Meon Callum Vampaign Virginians Dallas Green Green Danville Jerry Kettle Toms Tom Pruitt Pruitt Fred Harrington Eddie Logan Tom Keane John Brugler Brugler Harrington Billy Ford Logan Quinn Keane Leafs al Milley Ino Rodri

Cleveland Caps 7-1 over Nationals in big fourth

Bob Lemon held Washington to five hits as Cleveland exploded for six runs in the fourth inning to beat the Nationals 7-1. Washington scored first on a Lou Berberet sacrifice in the first but Cleveland answered with a five hit rally, Gene Woodling scoring on a Pascual wild toss and Dick Brown driving in two with a single. Lemon improved to 5-4 while Pascual fell to 4-8 lasting 4 2 3 innings in a submarine appearance.

Washington Bob Lemon Cleveland Lou Berberet Pete Runnels Camilo Pascual Gene Woodling Pascual Dick Brown Dick Hyde Indians Larry

Micro Races Take Max Berrier to Victory Heat Feature

RANDLEMAN Max Berrier won the heat and feature in a Micro Midget race drawing about 1500 fans. Berrier has been one of the season’s most consistent Micro circuit winners. L Ell of Winston Salem won the consolation after injuries Friday night at King. Heat winners also included Leroy Morton of Greensboro Belton Koontz of Thomasville and Larry Thomas of Greensboro.

Randleman Max Berrier Berrier Max L. J.ell Winston-Salem King Leroy Morton Greensboro Belton Koontz Thomasville Larry Thomas

Redleg Rally Beats Pirates In Eleven

Cincinnati's Redlegs edge Pittsburgh 6 3 in 11 innings as Wally Post belts a three run homer after Don Hoak Robby Crowe and Robinson homered for Cincinnati. Mazeroski homers for Pirates and Court rain delays interrupt play. Brooks Lawrence gets the win.

Cincinnati Don Hoak George Crowe Robinson Clemente Baker Mazeroski Hoak Crowe Setae Fete RBI Mejias Ite Post Foiles Clement S—Mejias Pittsburgh Gross Law Arroyo Purkey Grosseg Lawrence B. Smith King W—Lawrence L-—Purkey U—Dascoll Secory Landes Tiab Bena aJeffoort Groat Lawrence Pool eBur Bailey Smith McMillan

Cubs Hammer Giants 12-4 in rain shortened game

Chicago built a 12-4 victory over New York as rain halted play after six innings. Chuck Tanner blasted a three run homer, Dale Long added a two run shot, and Walt Moryn contributed two doubles and two singles as Tom Poholsky earned his first 1957 win. Ruben Gomez lasted into the third before exit as the Cubs posted a season high in runs.

Chicago Chicago Cubs New York Giants Cub Chuck Tanner Dale Long Walt Moryn Tom Poholsky Cubs Ruben Gomez Tanner Gomez Lockman Morgan O'Connell Mueller Rodgers Neeman Katt Littrell Poholsky Worthton A Harris Davis Monzant Worthington Std Nanseogas Mays Spencer Walls Moryn Long Thomson Rodyand Lockman York Ho—Gomez Laced R-Er—Gomez L Gomez U-—Smith Conlan Donatelli Delmore

Jockey Burr Fined for Cheating at Balmoral Race

Chicago June 22 Jockey Charley Burr once leading rider in 1951 was fined 1500 dollars and suspended until July 2 by the Illinois Racing Board after admitting he cheated the scales and rode a light in Balmoral's fourth race at Washington Park on June 8.

Chicago Charley Burr Illinois Racing Board Burr Arkansas City Kan Balmoral Washington Park

Yankees Grab First in AL With Berra's 13th-Inning Homer

The New York Yankees moved into sole first in the American League as Yogi Berra hit a 13th inning homer to beat the Chicago White Sox 6-5. Tommy Byrne earned the win in a relief role after a slow start, with Mantle and others contributing to overcome a 5-2 Sox lead in the four-game set.

Berra White Sox Jack Hand NEW York New York Yankees Yogi Berra Chicago White Sox Yanks Tommy Byrne Chicago Byrne Mickey Mantle Harry Simpson RBI New Yorkers Paul LaPalme Larsen Ia Jim Rivera Bill Skowron Rivera Tommy Earl Battey Bubba Phillips Stene Chicago Seneene Cleveland Aeeare Detroit Boston Baltimore Kansas City Washington Cleveland Pierce Shantz Cicotte Keegan Moore Garver Terry Brewer Sullivan Leveland

Sanford Wins Ninth As Phillies Top Braves

Jack Sanford earned his ninth win to lift the Philadelphia Phillies into second place in the Nationals standings with a 4-2 victory over the Milwaukee Braves. Milwaukee drops to third as Philadelphia capitalized on four errors and held the Braves to six hits.

Milwaukee Jack Sanford Philadelphia Phillies Braves Cincinnati R Phillies Inleast

Dodgers Rip Cards as Newcombe Stir Fails in Loss

In Brooklyn, Don Newcombe’s string of wins ended as the Dodgers beat the Cardinals 6-4. Pee Wee Reese and Duke Snider sparked a ninth inning rally with back-to-back two-out triples to clinch the victory.

ST. Louis Brooklyn Don Newcombe St. Louis Cardinals Pee Wee Reese Duke Snider Dodger Snider Newcombe Clem Labine Cardinal Gil Hodges Dodgers Musial Redbirds Wally Moon

Unclear Sports Pairings Across Multiple Cities

Fragmented notes list games and matchups across cities including Philadelphia Milwaukee Brooklyn Cincinnati New York and Pittsburgh. Names such as Antonelli Drott Kline Roberts Buhl Paripadaone and Swanson appear with inconsistent scores and dates.

Philadelphia Milwaukee Brooklyn Cincinnati Pittsburgh Ion Antonelli Drott Jackson Kline Acker Parlpdonaie Roberts Buhl Seaeee New York

Wilson Caps Pair From Greensboro

Wilson's last place Tobs swept a double header from Greensboro Patriots in a seven inning nightcap lasting ten innings. Rene Nodarsie started the deciding rally with a leadoff single and scored on Don Porter's run producing hit. Enders tied the opener with a two run double in the seventh as Wilson plated the only runs in the fourth.

Wilson Tobs Greensboro Patriots Rene Nodarsie Bill Edners Don Porter Pats Enders Jim Hall Bob Payne Tex Taylor Jerry Kudajeski

Buddy Lee and Stevens Cop Mat Feature at YMCA Gym

Blond villains Ray Stevens and Buddy Lee defeated brothers George and Sandy Scott in a wrestling event at the Lexington YMCA Gym. The match ended with a disputed finish as Lee body slammed George after an apparent Scott victory, with Stevens winning the opening fall and George taking the second. Don Bruno beat Tony Borne in a semifinal with knee drops. Joe McCarthy defeated Ken Kenneth in the opener with a cradle hold.

YMCA Lexington Ray Stevens Buddy Lee George Sandy Scott Villians Lee Stevens Sandy Don Bruno Tony Borne Joe McCarthy Ken Kenneth

Red Birds and Bulls Split Twin Bill in Durham

In Durham North Carolina on June 22 the Bulls split a doubleheader with the Winston-Salem Red Birds before 1316 fans. Durham won the opener 6 2 behind Phil Regan over Jack Swift while the Red Birds won the nightcap 4 2 on errors. Manager Bobby Mavis Herd kept a 2 1/2 game lead as the two squads head toward a deciding rubber game in Winston Salem for the first half title with two Durham wins or two Winston-Salem defeats clinching it.

Durham N.C Bulls Winston-Salem Red Birds Phil Regan Jack Swift Red Birds George Moton Bobby ‘Mavis Herd Winston-Salem

Fornieles Shuts Out A's in 5-1 Sox Victory

Boston defeats Kansas City 5-1 as Mike Fornieles fires a six hitter for his second complete game with the Red Sox. Frank Malzone belts a two run homer and Boston builds a four run third inning while Fornieles avoids walks and earns a strong win.

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