National League Wednesday Schedule and Tuesday Results
The schedule lists New York at Cincinnati, Philadelphia at St. Louis, Brooklyn at Chicago, and Pittsburgh at Milwaukee for 8 p.m. or 1:50 p.m. matchups. Tuesday results show Brooklyn 3 Chicago 0, New York 8 Cincinnati 4, Pittsburgh 9 Milwaukee 6, St. Louis 5 Philadelphia 3 in 10 innings. Then Philadelphia at Cincinnati, Brooklyn at Milwaukee, Pittsburgh at Chicago, and New York at St. Louis fixtures follow.
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Cincinnati
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Los
Newark
Baseball Standings and Schedule Roundup
The American League standings show Cleveland ahead with a strong pace and Chicago, New York, Detroit, and Baltimore close behind. Recent results include Chicago 4 Boston 2 and Cleveland 9 New York 6, with Washington defeating Detroit 7 to 4. Thursday’s schedule features Cleveland at Washington and Chicago at Baltimore among others.
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Chicago
New York
Detroit
Washington
Kansas City
Boston
Baltimore
Ted Williams to report to Boston Friday says Cronin
Boston general manager Joe Cronin said Ted Williams will report to the Red Sox on Friday. The report notes Williams is a key slugger returning to the team. A second line mentions KC Athletics pitcher Bob Trice as a keen Bible reader.
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Boston
Ted Williams
Red Sox
Joe Cronin
Bob Trice
Kansas City Athletics
ACC Coaches Debate Tennis Lineup Ethics Ahead of 1955 Tourney
In Chapel Hill NC ACC coaches meet to discuss the ethics of rearranging lineups for the 1955 tournament opener at UNC. UNC’s Tommy Bradford likely top seed with Virginia’s Charles Atherton and Duke’s Buzzy Hettleman also in contention as the three day event begins tonight.
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Chapel Hill
N.C
University of North Carolina
North Carolina
John Renfield
Duke
George Lott
Tommy Bradford
Charles Atherton
Virginia
Buzzy Hettleman
Satterfield and McBride Set for Tonight’s Heavyweight Bout
Chicago fighter Satterfield and Trenton’s Archie McBride meet in a heavyweight bout telecast by CBS at 9 p.m. EST. Satterfield, 31, known for power and a battered chin, has 28 knockouts in 54 fights. McBride, 26, holds 29 wins with 17 KOs and has never been counted out. He previously defeated Nino Valdes.
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Chicago
Bob Satterfield
Archie McBride
Trenton
N. J
CBS
Satterfield
Floyd Patterson
McBride
Nino Valdes
Elon Christians Fall to Elon Panthers in Twin Bill
Elon completed an 18-0 first game win and followed with a 7-2 victory as the Panthers swept the doubleheader. The results keep Elon in the chase for the North State Conference Eastern Division title behind East Carolina.
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Christians
East Carolina
Pirates
Mabry
Huegele
Kaiser
Tb Ivey
Duncan
Ib Wee
Miller
Eenee Parks
Everhart
Thompson
McIntyre
iMyers
Hobgood
Trreen
Bergman
Cassell
Seeee Stringer
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Ott
Sharpe
Wee . Johnsen
Seer
Motsinger
Packard
Stanberg
Hamrick
Hall
Krei
Green
Hall Scott
Doffilemyer
Johnson
Sharp
Watts
Hobgood Green
Cassell S
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Cockell Camp Feared Nobbling Before Big Bout
London papers flag a possible “nobbling” scare in Don Cockell's camp as guards tighten access near San Francisco. Harold Johnson suspected of drugged fruit before a recent bout sparks warnings about tampered gifts and heightened security at Cockell workouts for the title fight with Rocky Marciano.
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New York
Don Cockell
Rocky Marciano
London
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London Herald
Cockell
News Chronicle
Daily Express
San Francisco
Harold Johnson
Julio Mederos
Philadelphia
The
Chronicle
John Simpson
Simpson
Express
Lemon Rides Win to Narrow Gap Against Yanks
Cleveland ace Bob Lemon, 34, moved within reach of the Yankees after a 9-6 victory aided by Don Mossi. New York slid to third as Cleveland widened its lead. Chicago moved to second by beating Boston. Brooklyn, Pittsburgh, and St Louis won as Don Newcombe and other stars performed. Mets-like details and multiple games across the league fill the rest.
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New York Yankees
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Lemon
Cee Chase
Bombers
New York
Yanks
Don Mossi
Chicago
Boston
Washington
Detroit
Baltimore
Kansas City
Brooklyn
Don Newcombe
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Andy Carey
Messi
Elston Howard
Bob Cerv
Tribe
Don Larsen
Newcombe
Gene Baker
Baker
Duke Snider
Dodgers
Warren Hackee
Brooks
Pirates
Braves
Freese Brothers
Gene
George
White Sox
Yankees
George Kell
Harry Doris
Johnny Klippstein
Bill Virdon
Bob Porterfield
Kiner Aims to Improve After AL Pitching Familiarity
Ralph Kiner, the former homer king now with Cleveland, says his low 238 batting average stems from unfamiliarity with American League pitchers. He plans more practice and relies on tips from teammates while adjusting to left and right handed throwing. His defense impresses despite a slow start in spring training.
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Gene Freese
Pirate
Milwaukee Braves
Joe Reichler
New York
Ralph Kiner
Cleveland
Kiner
Indians
Ralph
Hi-Toms Tied For Top Spot
Hi-Toms and Leafs produced tight scoring with timely hitting as Moreton scored on a first base double from Phillips and Blanton led with nine strikeouts. Fayetteville edged Greensboro 5 3 in an eighth inning rally while Durham’s seven game skid continued as Bur-ora Pirates beat Durham 6 3. Reidsville overcame Winston-Salem 6 4 with Jim Herlihy allowing five hits. Tonight's games feature Hi-Toms at Danville Fayetteville at Greensboro Reidsville at Winston-Salem and Durham at Bur-Gra.
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Danville
Fayetteville
Greensboro
Bur-Gra
Durham
Reidsville
Winston-Salem
Bobb Beier
Robinette
Moreton
Phillips
Wilson
Leafs
Blanton
Wayne Heim
Mel Collins
Joe Moran
Fanning
Dick Schultz
Bucky Jacobs
Gus Montalbano
Joe Cristello
Frank Washington
Bur-ora Pirates
Graham
Winston- Salem
Winston - Salem
Twins
Jim Herlihy
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