Baseball score recap with multiple teams and pitchers
A garbled game recap shows New York defeating Cleveland 8 to 6 after a six run first inning and Berra homering for New York. Other lines reference pitchers Narleski Tomanek Wilhelm Brown Bucks and Donovan with various misread scores and partial team notes.
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Cleveland
Ford
Berra
Narleski
Perrard
Lemon
Kelly
W—Ford
L—Narleski
Hr—Berra
New York
Tucks
Duren
Howard
Tomanek Kelly
Wilhelm
Brown
W—Bucks
L—Tomanek
Hr—Howard
Slaughter
San Francisco tops Pittsburgh 6 to 2 in opener
San Francisco defeats Pittsburgh 6 to 2 as Gomes and Schmidt homer for the Giants. Porterfield and Kar on provide key hits while Lew and McDaniel star for the Pirates. Cincinnati rallies to beat St. Louis 7 to 4 with Bilko and Borer homering for the Reds.
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San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Pitteberch
Gomes
Schmidt
Las
Blackoats
Porterfield
Karon —Comes
L—Lew
Hr—Schmidt
Cincinnati
ST. Lou
St. Louis
McDaniel
Mabe
Payne
Smith
Meddix
Burgess
Bilko
Borer
Archie Moore poised to tie KO record in San Francisco bout
Archie Moore aiming for his 126th KO to tie the all time mark as Charlie Norkus stands as a potential victim in San Francisco. The 41 year old veteran fought to decisions in his last two bouts and lists 1958 KO wins in Rio Van couver and San Bernardino. In New York Sugar Ray Robinson and Rocky Graziano prepare for welter clashes while Bobby Scanlon faces Bobby Rogers in Chicago on ABC TV.
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Archie Moore
Charlie Norkus
Port Washington
N.Y
San Francisco
Moore
Young Stribling
Archie
Willie Besmanoff
Howard King
Julio Neves
Rio
Bert Whitehurst
San Bernardino
Calif
Bob Albright
Vancouver
B.C
Sugar Ray Robinson
Rocky Graziano
St. Nicholas Arena
New York
Robinson
Otis Woodard
Graziano
Eddie Andrews
Lowell
Mass
Woodard
Bobby Scanlon
Bobby Rogers
Chicago
Chicago Stadium
Abc-Tv
Musial Born in Donora Now Resides in St. Louis
Stan Musial of the St. Louis Cardinals was born in Donora Pennsylvania and now makes his home in St. Louis.
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Stan Musial
The
St. Louis Cardinals
Donora
St. Louis
Castoffs Rally Boosts Six Clubs In Vicious Vengeance
Major league action featured four National League clubs exacting revenge after trades with Milwaukee Cincinnati and St Louis. Taylor Phillips Rush Flood Wight Haddix and Bilko shone as Cubs Cardinals and Braves games produced tense moments and late runs. Giants swept Pirates while Yankees and Tigers won again as a brawl at the Giants Pirates twin bill led to ejections and a benches clearing incident.
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Joe
Associated
Satweabee
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Taylor Phillips
Sammy Taylor
Bob Rush
Bill Wight
Curtis Flood
Harvey Haddix
Steve Bilko
Ruuips
Milwaukee
Cubs
Braves
Taylor
Rush
Flood
Cardinals
Redlegs
Wight
Reds
Giants Pirates Brawl Halts Forbes Field Doubleheader
A 15 minute fight between the Giants and Pirates at Forbes Field disrupted the first game after Ruben Gomez hits Billy Mazeroski. Umpire Frank Dascoli warns Gomez and later ejects no one as managers Murtaugh and Franks clash. Pirates win two games 5-2 and 6-1 amid the melee.
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Pittsburgh
Vernon Law
Ruben Gomez
Frank Cascoli
Law
Pirate
Danny Murtaugh
Gomez
Murtaugh
San Francisco Giants
Pi Pirates
Forbes Field
Giant
Billy Mazeroski
Frank Dascoli
Pirates
Dascoli
Danny
Herman Franks
Mazeroski
Yankees Take Lead as AL Battle Narrows to Runner-Up Showdown
The New York Yankees swept a doubleheader from Cleveland 6-1 and 6-3 to widen their lead over the Red Sox, who sit nine games behind. Boston beat Chicago 6-3 in the opener, while Milwaukee beat St. Louis in a split affair and Chicago toppled Milwaukee 1-0 in the opener. Mantle and Berra pace the Yankees as Detroit wins, and Ned Garver shines for the Athletics in a two-hitter against Baltimore.
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Ies
Philadelphia
New York Yankees
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Boston
Chicago
Red Sox
White Sox
Ned Garver
Kansas City
Baltimore
Yankees
San Francisco Giants
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Cubs
Taylor Phillips
Bob Rush
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Luis Aparicio
Jim Landis
Billy Pierce
Yogi Berra
Whitey Ford
Mickey Mantle
Tigs
Jim Bunning
Hank Aguirre
Tigers
Athletics
Orioles
Welborn Wins Winston-Salem 150 Lap Stock Car Feature
Bob Welborn Driving a 1957 Chevrolet wins the $550 first prize in the 150 lap stock car feature at Winston-Salem. His time for the 4041 mile event was 44 minutes 41 seconds at an average speed of 141. miles per hour. Banjo Matthews wins a 40 lap sportsman feature at Asheville.
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Bob Welborn
Winston- Salem
Trenton
N.J
Reed
Peekskill
N.Y
Welborn
Banjo Matthews
Asheville
Ralph Earnhardt
Martinsville
Curtis Turner
Roanoke
Joe Weatherly
Norfolk
Buck Baker
Spartanburg
Cotton Owens
Jack Smith
Atlanta
Detroit card: Valdes stops Sum merlin. Ara gon stops Flores
In Detroit last night Valdes knocked out Summers in the fifth round. In Hollywood Art Arag on stopped Alfonso Flores in the sixth round.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Valdes
Cuba
Johnny Summerlin
Hollywood
Calif
Art Aragon
Los Angeles
Alfonso Flores
Mexico
Campanella Offered New York Boxing Post
Roy Campanella, paralyzed since the January 23 accident, accepts an $8,000-a-year deputy boxing commissioner post offered by Gov. Averell Harriman. He can start while still in treatment at NYU Bellevue Medical Center. The governor calls Campy a strong contributor to boxing and notes his positive return to activity despite a neck brace.
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New York
Roy Campanella
Campy
Averell Harriman
Campanella
Harriman
New York University-Bellevue Medical Center
Roy
Covall
Bat Leaders and Pitching Stats From the League Season
The report lists top performers across batting and pitching. Notable figures include Nieman Baltimore with a .329 average, Cerv Kansas City with 30 runs and 32 RBI, Fox Chicago with 49 hits, and Tommie Mays San Francisco or Willie Mays with 63 hits and 13 home runs each. Turley New York leads pitchers with 7 0 record and 1.000. Gomez San Francisco tops strikeouts with 42.
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Nieman
Baltimore
Cerv
Kansas City
Fox
Chicago
Kuenn
Detroit
Martyn
Tuttle
Lemon
Washington
Aparicio
Turley
New York
Pierce
Yesterday's Results Summary Across MLB Scores
Boston defeated Chicago 6 to 3 while Detroit beat Kansas City 7 to 4. New York tied Washington 6 to 6 as Cleveland lost 1 to 3 and Baltimore posted a 4 to 0 score. Only game scheduled.
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Associated Press
Boston
Chicago
Detroit
Washington
New York
Cleveland
Kansas City
Baltimore
W. L. Pet
Baltimore Re
Chicago Ecoves
Dodgers rookie Sherry fires four hit shutout in pro debut
In the Eastern doubleheader standings, Los Angeles, Philadelphia, Cincinnati, St. Louis and Chicago posted results as the league slate moved along. Dodgers rookie Larry Sherry blanked an opponent on four hits in his first professional game while Johnny Jordan has coached Notre Dame basketball to the NCAA tournament four times in seven years.
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W. L. Pet
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Erskine
Los Angeles Dodgers
Larry Sherry
Johnny Jordan
Notre Dame
Zammiello Wins Southern Seniors Golf Title At Hot Springs
Zammiello, a 50 year old Gastonia amateur, captures the 36 hole Southern Seniors Championship at Hot Springs Va with a 78 and seven over par. Fred Renning of Bristol finishes second at 164 while Dr John Garner Roanoke and R E Duke Raleigh tie for third at 168. Zammiello celebrates after overcoming a swollen finger and a late challenge from Renning.
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Hot Springs
North Carolina
Southern Seniors Golf Assn
Gastonia
Jumbo
Dave Smith
Smith
Clarksville
Zammiello
Fred Renning
Bristol
Virginia
King
John Garner
Roanoke
R. E. Duke
Raleigh
N.C
P. T. Goad
P. W. Smith
la Follette
Tenn
Renning
Tris Speaker Bats .344 in 64 Games for Athletics at 45
Tris Speaker posts a .344 batting average over 64 games with the Philadelphia Athletics while aged 45 in the season. This highlights his enduring performance against Major League competition and longevity in the sport.
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Tris Speaker
Philadelphia Athletics
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