Phillies rally in late innings for tied, then loss
In a windy game the Phillies fell behind MilwaUkee but tied it with late offense as Bobby Dolf and Pancho Tuttvira drove in three runs. Rookie Chris Short earned the win in relief for the Dodgers. Shelvy Now hit a first major league grand slam in the sixth, giving the Dodgers a lead before Williams faltered and the Phillies slipped away.
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Fine Pitching in San Francisco Giants Slip on Home Turf
Cubs seize Candlestick control with strong pitching as Giants falter at home. Pirates lead after Memorial Day doubleheader losses. Banks and Bindall spark Chicago while other league results shift standings.
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Orioles Rally For Sixth Straight Win Over New York
Ed Wilks reports the Baltimore Orioles defeated the New York team in a baseball game. The Orioles built a lead, then welcomed relief by Barna in the later innings for their sixth win in six appearances.
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Unclear OCR Overview of Baseball Action Across Leagues
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Cutting Corners Can MAKE 'EM JUMP
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Standings and Tuesday Results From National and American Leagues
National League standings show Pittsburgh at 8 0 and San Francisco 16 2, Milwaukee 7 8, Chicago Philadelphia and St. Louis with varying records. Tuesday results include Philadelphia over Milwaukee 7 4, Chicago over Pittsburgh 7 4, Cincinnati over Chicago 11 4, and St Louis at Los Angeles 0 0. American League scores list Baltimore Cleveland Chicago New York Detroit Boston and Washington, with Tuesday games including Chicago over Cleveland 4 2 and New York 2 Boston 4.
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Major Leagues Leaders Showcase Classic Batting and Pitching Feats
The Associated Press roundup highlights Moris and Mantle amid league leaders. It notes runs batted in by Moris, hits by Limpe and Mays, and steals by Aparicio and Vinson. Pitching mentions Cantus, Hull, and Pascual as top performers across American and National circuits, with team contexts from New York, Chicago, Pittsburgh, and Cleveland.
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Boston Red Sox owner hints at moving team from Boston
Boston AP reports that Tom Yawkey dropped hints he may relocate the Red Sox after a news conference. He teased manager changes with Billy Durges and challenged reporters, then said he has no present plans to move, though he suggested residents should understand he may have the last word.
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Minor League Results Across Leagues Reported
The Associated Press recap covers Pacific Coast League and International League action with scores and standout performances. Beaten teams include Louisville and Charleston, while stars like William Derry and Kindall are noted for pivotal moments in the major league spotlight.
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When to Fish or Hunt Solunar Tables by John Alden Knight
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Arkansas disciplinary committee suspends players
Sour Payatteville Ark reports the University of Arkansas disciplinary panel faced with suspensions for three football players Eluiert Hotties of Torrest City and Jimmy Dale Sellers of Conway. Donald E. McPall of Poehan tas stands accused of attendance issues as the committee did not disclose reasons. Holmes faced a separate recruitment fine at Ole Miss for Southeast Conference violations. the situation involves unclear outcomes and ongoing eligibility questions for the suspended players.
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Fight Results in Los Angeles Card Night
Boxers from Los Angeles and Slackton clash as Frankie Duavle from Sonora Mexico loses by knockout to Beony Cus- Ing while Ay Landon from England defeats Dave Char ley in London and Jet Armstead faces stern test in the 1934 bout lineup.
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Spelling May Tip Perroir Incident at Local School
AP reports a student prank at a school where a theft from a pie fund occurred. Police sought a suspect who misused spelling and left a taunting note about Tiger and Myusie, prompting detective Garfield Campbel to pursue a quick search for the prankster.
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