Hearn Tosses Three Hitter As Giants Top Beantowners
Jim Hearn pitched a three hitter to lead the New York Giants past the Boston Braves 4 to 2 in a May 10 game. Don Stucker and Bobby Thomson sparked a seventh inning rally, Mueller drove in two runs, and Eddie Matthews along with Walker homered for Boston. The Giants piled up 15 hits, with every starter getting a knock, while Hearn improved to 3 0 with the win over Spahn.
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Rush Pitches Cubs To 3-1 Win Over Pirates
Bob Rush limited the Pittsburgh Pirates to four hits and earned a 3-1 victory for the Cubs. Jackson hit a season’s homer as Chicago broke a scoreless tie, Rush allowed three walks and struck out one over three and two thirds innings before giving up a hit. Pirates failed to score after two outs in the seventh. Pitchers Dickson and Wilks also contributed in relief as Chicago improved to 3-2 on the season while Dickson took the loss and Rush earned the win. Attendance was 7,438.
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Rush
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Garagiola
Buck Baker Wins Darlington 200-Mile Big Car Race
Buck Baker of Charlotte wins the 200 mile big car race at Darlington International Raceway driving a Cadillac Special. He posts two hours six minutes eleven seconds at an average 95.09 mph earning four thousand dollars and finishing ahead of Bill Miller and Tom Cherry amid winds that limited attendance to about six thousand. Speedy Thompson led early but retired with motor trouble.
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Muncie
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Monroe
Dick Rathman
Los Angeles
Hudson
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Jimmy Lewallen
High Point
Bill Blair
Oldsmobile
Track standout McBride could set South Carolina record
In Columbia South Carolina Gary McBride the USC sophomore miler looks to break the state collegiate mark soon. The current record of 4 28 0 held by Calhoun of Clemson dates from 1938 while McBride ran 4 29 8 this season. Also noted sugar consumption in the United States runs about 95 pounds per person annually.
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S. C
Gary McBride
University of South Carolina
Calhoun
Clemson
McBride
United States
Mangrum and Bolt Lead Pan American Open Tie
Mangrum and Bolt fired two under par 70s to share the Pan American Open lead at 210 after 54 holes in Mexico City. Iverson Martin stood three back at 213, with Burke at 315 and Besselink at 217. Amateur Frank Stranahan slid to 223 and Roberto De Vicenzo 224 as quakes rattled the region.
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Mangrum
Cleege
Bolt
Iverson Martin
Fort Worth
Tex
Martin
Jack Burke
Houston
al Besselink
Frank Stranahan
Roberto de Vicenzo
Baseball doubleheader slate with scattered matchups listed
United Press reports Chicago and St Louis games with pitching lines and lineups for upcoming day. Matchups include Detroit at Chicago, St Louis at Cleveland, Philadelphia at New York, Boston at New York, and tomorrow's Philadelphia at Brooklyn with multiple pitchers noted.
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Grissom
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Lemon
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Aladelphia
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Erskine
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Klippstein
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Brazile
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Boston
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Bickford
Surkent
Conley
G.B. Cleveland
New York Louis
Ste
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Sane
Brook
Cincinnati Chica
Newark
Local High School Baseball Schedules and Results
Today games include Raleigh at Greensboro Winston-Salem at Reidsville Bur-Gra at Durham Danville at Fayetteville Tomorrow features Greensboro at Winston-Salem Reidsville at Raleigh ig ian at Burlington Gra Soman at Danville HI TOMS 85 S15 Mooresville 7 5 5B3y y Salisbury 6 571 Statesville 5 45 Elkin Lexington Yesterday results HI TOMS 6 2 Mooresville 2 3 Elkin at Statesville called Salisbury 3 pre a a isbur Lexington 1 AY S GAMES No Games Scheduled Elkin at HI TOMS Lexington at Statesville Salisbury at Mooresville Western Carolina League Marion 4 Owls 16 Hickory 3 delayed Wed Owls 16 Hickory 3
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Hentiben
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Hickory
Carolina League
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Cards Rally Past Reds for 5 3 Victory in St Louis
In St Louis on May 10 Del Rice drove in three runs as the Cardinals toppled Cincinnati 5 to 3. A three run bottom sixth erased a Reds lead after McMillan and Hal Rice sparked the rally, with Chambers earning the win and Blackwell suffering the loss.
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Triangle Caps Two Victories In Local League
Triangle Mills two base ball wins in Industrial League games this week. Weaver starred with a one hit performance as Triangle beat Home 6 0. Frazier led with three hits in six at bats and Weaver had two for four. In a separate game Triangle defeated Boston 14 3 with six hit pitching from Mendenhall. Cecil contributed two hits in four at bats for the Triangle offense.
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Sinkle
Triangle
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Mills
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Knox
Ted Petoskey’s varied pro career noted at USC
The article highlights Ted Petoskey of the University of South Carolina with a career spanning over a dozen pro clubs. It mentions a brief major league stint with Cincinnati and his Michigan All American status.
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S. C
Ted Petoskey
University of South Carolina
Michigan
Phillies Complete Twin Bill, Drews and Roberts Dominate Dodgers
Karl Drews pitched a two hitter and Robin Roberts a four hitter as the Phillies swept the Dodgers 4 0 and 8 1 in a twi night doubleheader, widening the gap on the pace and dropping Brooklyn to 13 6 while New York led. Ennis, Waitkus, Ashburn and Mayo fueled offensive outbursts with timely hits and a trio of two run innings, while Drews earned his first win of the year and Roberts his fifth.
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Robin Roberts
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Dodgers
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Roberts
Giant
Armageddon Wins Withers Stakes in Belmont Return
Armageddon the one eyed Cain Hoy colt powered to victory in the 77th Withers Stakes at Belmont Park by three and a half lengths. Jockey Ray York rode the winner as One Count, Mr Walter M Jeffords owned, finished second with Primate third for Starmount Stable. The win boosts Armageddon as a threat to next weeks Preakness while Calumet Farm's Kentucky Derby winner was withdrawn from the race.
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Cain Hoy
Belmont Park
Alsab
Pimlico
Calumet Farm
Ray York
Walter M. Jeffords
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Primate
Slugging Gamecocks batter Emmett Dietz makes big early hits
In Columbia South Carolina catcher Emmett Dietz of the University of South Carolina baseball team slugged four home runs and six doubles among his first 13 hits, highlighting a powerful start for the season.
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Columbia, S. C
Emmett, Dietz
University of South Carolina
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