White Sox ride eight-run inning to 9 5 win over Indians
Chicago White Sox burst to an eight-run second and third inning to defeat the first-place Cleveland Indians 9 to 5. Ray Moore earned the win as Herb Score and Jim Perry struggled, walking six and hit by a pitch in the two-inning stretch, while Bubba Phillips and Jim Piersall drove in key runs.
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Detroit Triumphs Over Athletics Behind Bunning
Detroit defeated Kansas City 7-4 as Jim Bunning struck out 11 to earn his second win for manager Jimmie Dykes. The A's led 3-0 early on Wayne Terwilliger’s homer and Bill Tuttle’s two run double, but Detroit shut them down thereafter while committing three errors themselves.
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Three More Yanks Down With Virus
New York Yankees three players Andy Carey John Blanchard and Jim Coates stayed home sick Saturday as a virus pandemic hit. Washington Senators players Albie Pearson Russ Kemmerer and John Romanosky were also affected while two Yankees Duren and Enos remained in uniform but inactive. Six others were ruled out with heavy colds and under medication.
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It Was A Long Way Back Home
Loewena basketball coach Fred Kinder was surprised by a rough trip to Kokomo for a Friday meet due to a blistered right foot. The team faced delays and the road ahead remained difficult as they prepared for the next event.
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Orioles Edge Red Sox 4 3 in narrow AL clash
Orioles beat the Red Sox 4 to 3 in Baltimore in a game shaped by two Boston errors and timely Baltimore hitting in the first inning. Willie Tasby doubled and scored on Jackie Jensen's error, then Bob Boyd and Nieman pushed runs as Gene Woodling and Billy Gardner drives added runs before Billy Hoeft shut the door.
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Phillies Shift Chris Short To Buffalo On Recall Basis
In a move to trim their roster the Philadelphia Phillies optioned pitcher Chris Short to Buffalo of the International League on a 24hour recall basis. The action reduces the club to the required player limit.
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Washington Senators trim roster. Courtney sidelined
The Washington Senators reduced to a 25 player limit on Saturday by sending two players away. Catcher Clint Courtney, afflicted with mumps, was placed on the disabled list for 30 days. Infielder Bobby Malkmus was sold outright to Denver of the American Association.
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