Musial's Ninth HR Helps Cardinals Edge Reds 7-3
St Louis bunched seven hits for seven runs in three innings to topple Cincinnati 7-3. Harvey Haddix earned his third win after a rough first two frames, as Musial delivered a three RBI homer his ninth of the year.
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Dodgers Blank Phillies 3-0 on Rain-Shortened Game
Pee Wee Reese hit a fifth inning homer as the Brooklyn Dodgers defeated the Philadelphia Phillies 3-0 in six innings before rain halted play. Johnny Podres allowed three hits for his third win, while Murty Dickson took the loss. Reese also doubled during the frame, and Duke Snider added a sixth inning score on a passed ball.
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Alexander drums up better Industrial Golf loop for city
The piece notes 11 teams signed up for a city golf effort with more potential entrants. It cites favorable weather forecasts and a promising summer at the municipal course while highlighting past rounds at Greensboro Country Club and a near-record idle day.
Giants Top Pirates 2-1 Behind Antonelli Strong Start
New York pitcher Johnny Antonelli allowed five hits and struck out eight as the Giants edged Pittsburgh 2-1. Willie Mays homered for the Giants and Dick Cole drove in the Pirates' lone run on a second-inning single.
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York Giants
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Dick Cole
Dick Hall
Shepard
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Red Sox Release Joe Dobson and Offer Coaching Role
The Boston Red Sox released veteran pitcher Joe Dobson unconditionally and offered him a coaching position with the club. Dobson, who appeared in only two relief appearances this season, was said to be considering the offer as team officials announced the decision.
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Boston
Joe Dobson
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South Carolina Tops N.C. State In Tennis Meet
South Carolina defeated North Carolina State 5 to 4 in Raleigh today. The report notes a boxer from Hawaii, Choken Mackawa of Michigan State, nicknamed Pineapple.
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Indians Top Birds By 5 To 3
The Cleveland Indians defeated the Baltimore Orioles 5-3 in Baltimore as Cleveland pitchers and hitters combine for a 5 run win. Avila Young and Philley led with key RBIs while Naragon Mele and Wertz added offense. Pillette took the loss for Baltimore and Garcia earned the win for Cleveland. The game drew 20,341 fans.
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Spring States Near End at High Point College and High School
Local college and high school teams wrap regular season play this week with a tight schedule. Highlights include HPC baseball at Guilford and HPHS tennis at Winston-Salem, plus HPHS baseball vs Reynolds and a Raleigh state tennis tourney appearance.
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Industrial Golfers Set to Open League Season
Eleven teams already signed in as the City Industrial Golfers league prepares an organizational meeting at Blair Park Clubhouse on Wednesday night at 8 p m. Play starts June 7 with weekly matches under the handicap system and ends with a championship playoff. Tom Connolly, retired American League Umpire-in-chief, completes 60 years of service in organized baseball.
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Braves Edge Cubs 3-2 as Nichols earns first win
Milwaukee pitcher Chet Nichols stifled Chicago in the final innings to complete a 3-2 victory for his first major league win after an Army stint. Del Crandall homered for Milwaukee, while Dee Fondy and Ernie Banks produced Chicago runs in a tight late contest.
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del Crandall
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College Scores Baseball and Track Results Across Atlantic Region
Maryland 3 3 Clemson 2 0 Lenoir Rhyne 6 Catawba 4 N C State 8 Wake Forest 7 in 10 innings Wake Forest Frosh 12 N C State Frosh Navy 6 Duke 3 Tennessee 6 0 Kentucky 1 4 Elon 42 East Carolina 0 1 Richmond 2 William and Mary 1 Eastern Kentucky 17 Louisville 4 Washington College 6 Randolph Macon 4 Hampden Sydney 8 American U 1 Georgetown 6 Loyola Baltimore 0 Western Maryland 10 Johns Hopkins 1 Track results list several meet scores and points including Davidson 89 percent N C State 41 percent Roanoke 68 17 28 Hampden Sydney 30 3 1 Randolph Macon 20 Bridgewater 18 1 28 Lynchburg 14 3 7 Emory and Henry Virginia Little Seven Meet South Carolina 704s Presbyterian 33 Clemson 32 Furman 17 The Citadel 114 Wofford 1 Navy 92 Maryland 39 William and Mary 69 percent Catholic 0 52 percent Georgetown 72 LaSalle 59 TENNIS South Carolina 5 N C State Duke 5 Navy 4 North Carolina 9 Maryland 6
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Cardinals Bolster Mound with Carl Scheib Call
The St. Louis Cardinals acquired right hander Carl Scheib from the Philadelphia Athletics on a conditional basis for 30 days to bolster a pitching staff with only three complete games this season. Also released is utility infielder Pete Castiglione after waiver passes.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Carl Scheib
Philadelphia Athletics
Scheib
A’s
Cardinals
Pete Castiglione
North Carolina State Edges Wake Forest in 10th Inning
Sonny Santoli delivered a game winning sacrifice fly to center in the 10th, scoring John Yvars as N C State defeated Wake Forest 8 to 7 in a Southern Coast Conference baseball game. The Wolfpack piled six runs in the second inning and tallied key RBI from Santoli Barringer and Hardison, while Turney homered and Livengood added two RBIs.
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N. C. State
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Jack Yvars
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Peed
Joe Barringer
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Norman Norris
Jack Turney
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Navy Sinks Duke With 7th Win
Navy defeated Duke 6 to 3 in Annapolis as Hal Turner took the loss for Duke while Dale McClure earned the win for Navy. Turcotte and Spangler led Navy with timely hits and Turner swatted a 3B for Duke in a losing effort. Duke dropped to 8 12 in 20 games. Andy Seminick later mention and Silver Queen horse note appear as unrelated items.
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Tigers Crush White Sox 12-1 as Garver Dominates
Ned Garver pitched 37 innings without a loss, limiting Chicago to seven hits while Detroit blasts 18 in a 12-1 rout to seize the AL lead. Frank Bolling hits his second homer of the season and Harvey Kuenn drives in three as the Tigers overwhelm five Sox pitchers.
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Pitcher Saul Rogovin’s Minor League Position Noted
Saul Rogovin, a pitcher for the Cincinnati Redlegs, previously played as a third baseman in the minor leagues.
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Parry O'Brien Crushes Shotput World Record On Coast
Giant Parry O'Brien of Los Angeles shattered the 60 foot mark at the UCLA USC Pacific Coast Conference meet winning with a final 60 feet 5 1 2 inches after breaking his own world record three times. The 220 pound USC alum, 22, had earlier unofficially tossed 60 feet 4 inches in warmups and had set marks at Drake Relays and previously 59 2 1 2 inches. Thousands watched as he rampaged through the event delivering a record shattering day.
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Parry O'Brien
USC
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O’brien
Fighter badly hurt in heavyweight bout in Milan
Spanish heavyweight Jess Ortuzar lay in critical condition with a fractured skull and brain concussion after being knocked out by Loren Rocci of Italy in the final round of an eight round fight in Milan. Ortuzar remained on the canvas unconscious for about ten minutes before helpers carried him away.
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Odom Trainer of Crafty Admiral Dies at 63
New York reports the death of Robert T. Odom known as Bob Odom at age 63. He trained the famed steeplechaser Crafty Admiral and hailed from Columbus Georgia, noted as a strong golfer as well.
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Robert T
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Odom
Columbus
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