Giants Lose to Cardinals as Dodgers Retain Narrow Edge
In a crowded MLB day, the Reds beat the Dodgers 4-2 behind Hunt and Henry, halting the Dodgers’ road win streak at five. San Francisco slipped in a 12-4 loss to St Louis, Pittsburgh fell to Milwaukee, and Philadelphia edged Chicago 2-1 in ten innings. Detroit widened its lead in the AL with a 5-2 win over Minnesota, as Cleveland beat Los Angeles 9-0 and Baltimore topped Chicago 3-1 while Washington defeated Kansas City 7-3. Hunt improved to 4-2 for Cincinnati with a 4-2 mark on the season, while Henry closed out the game with a flawless 1-1 inning as the Reds snapped a five-game skid against LA.
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Braves
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Ed Mathews
Bobby Shantz
Detroit Tigers tie record with three straight homers in inning
Tigers rally past Indians 5 2 as Norm Cash Steve Boros and Dick Brown homer off relievers Ray Moore and Paul Giel. Hank Aguirre wins in relief. Twins extend 20 game hitting streak for Lennie Green. Angels Ken Hunt Earl Averill homer in three run first. Orioles rally with Williams and Adair homers. Billy Pierce loses for White Sox. Hoyt Wilhelm shines. A's win as Tasby delivers late triple and Don Larsen goes 6-for-4 in rally.
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Jerry Adair
Billy Pierce
Billy Hoeft
Hoyt Wilhelm
Willie Tasby
Senators
Ray Herbert
Ed Hobaugh
Marty Kutyna
A's
Don Larsen
Joe Gordon
Scandal spreads as 28 players from 15 colleges named
New York district attorney Frank Hogan announced a widening college basketball bribery probe. Two St John’s players and one New York University player were named along with intermediaries from Dayton and Iowa. Seton Hall suspects Henry Gunther and Arthur Hicks cited. The inquiry involves 14 more players and 30 colleges, with reports of a bribe offer rejected by Fred Crawford of St Bonaventure.
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Frank S. Hogan
Hogan
Joseph Hacken
St. John’s University of Brooklyn
New York University
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University of Iowa
New York U
Raymond Paprocky
St. John's
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William J. Chrystal
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Cornelius Hawkins
Iowa
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New York County Grand Jury
Haken
Baseball Play Gets Underway Here
The opening of a baseball game features the Padres against the Los Angeles team with a 5 to 1 score. Pitcher Drysdale records strikeouts while Williams leads the Dodgers in Los Angeles.
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Williams
Standings And Results From Tuesday To Thursday
Standings show Birmingham at Atlanta and Mobile at Macon with Nashville at Shreveport. Tuesday results include Lille Rock beating Chattanooga 6 3 and St Louis 12 San Francisco 4. MLB leaders listed by the Associated Press feature Moon and Mays among batting and Cepeda driving in runs, with several notable pitchers and upcoming games.
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Atlanta
Lillie Rock
Chattanooga
Mobile
Macon
Nashville
Shreveport
Lille Rock
Mate
Shrevepork
Associated Press
Moon
Los Angeles
Mathews
Milwaukee
Bolling
Mays
San Francisco
Cepeda
Aaron
Southern Association
Chatatoata
Lille
Maconaes
Afi
Baseball Leaders and Standings From Seasonal Totals
Ratling leads Temple and Cleveland with 75 at bats and a .354 mark. Cash of Detroit tops runs with 32, Mantle of New York tallies 31, Gentile and Boros also contribute. Temple and Cleveland players post strong hits totals with Temple at 51.
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Cash
Detroit
Colavite
Cash Detroit
Mantle
New York
Gentile
Baltemore
Boros
Eight Players Named to Hall of Fame
NEW YORK AP eight former players including Glenn Davis of Army and Charley Justice of North Carolina plus two coaches were named to the Football Hall of Fame. Also honored were George McAfee of Duke, Claude Sheeds of Oklahoma, Pat Pazzetti of Lehigh, and Don Faurot and He Caldwell as coaches. The selection followed nominations and voting by the Hall’s Honors Court.
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Glenn Davis
Army
Bob Reynolds
Stanford
Charley (Choa Choo) Justice
North Carolina
Weldon Humble
Rice
Bob ‘Suffridge
Tennessee
Don Faurot
Missouri
Char
He Caldwell
Princeton
Williams
George McAfee
Duke
Claude Sheeds
Oklahoma
Pat Pazzetti
Lehigh
Foundation
Hall of Fame
Red Blaik
Gibbs to sign pro baseball contract for about 100000
Grenada Mississippi AP Jake Gibbs star athlete of Ole Miss will sign a professional baseball contract with a bonus near 100000. Scouts watched Gibbs in baseball and football at Ole Miss as Ford Frick ruled teams must wait until finals end. The team not yet disclosed amid speculation about the Yankees or Braves.
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Uybiron
Travs Edge Lookouts in Southern League Thriller
Vernon Butler reports the Birmingham Barons, led by lefty Johnny Seale, beat the Chattanooga Lookouts 3-3 with sharp pitching and timely hitting. Atlanta and Nashville losses helped Birmingham share the league lead as Little Rock and Mayon rallies boosted scores.
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Shpey
Nashville
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Baseball Roundup Highlights Player Marks Across Leagues
Robinson of Baltimore hits 50 doubles and 12 home runs as Gentile of Baltimore and Colavito of Detroit lead in power. Wood of Detroit swats 5 triples while Killebrew and Mantle each notch 10. Aparicio and Versalles top steals with 11, Woul and Detrait tally 9. Regan and Mossi post perfect 1.000 ERAs for Detroit on strong decisions, while Pascual and Ramos top strikeout lists in their leagues.
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Colavito
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Chicago
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Pascual Minnesota
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McBride leads Angels to 1-0 shutout over Indians
Ken McBride blanks the Indians 1-0 to halt their six game win streak as Major League stars shine. Bill White drives in five with four hits for the Cardinals in a 12-4 rout of the Giants, including two home runs.
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Ken McBride
Angels
Indians
Thei
Mitting
Bill White
Cards
Acc Giants
Minor League Scores From Three Leagues
In the International League Richmond fell to Buffalo 2 to 4 while Rochester beat Charleston 2 to 7 and Syracuse defeated Jersey City 3 to 7. In the American Association Omaha topped Houston 4 to 2 and Denver beat Dallas Fort Worth 6 to 2 with Louisville losing to Indianapolis 3 to 4. The Pacific Coast League saw San Diego defeat Tacoma 9 to 2 and Seattle edged Spokane 9 to 2 as Vancouver triumphed 9 to 2 over Portland and Hawaii won 5 to 3 at Salt Lake.
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Three Games Open Play in Baseball
Little League opened with three games. C Midwest defeated the Lions 14 to 2, Owens beat Coleman 12 to 2, and in extra innings Pop Cola beat CBC 6 to 4.
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Fight Results From Boston and Other Bouts
Boston bout saw Jose Torres 164 pounds from Puerto Rico stop Billy Young 174 in Providence R I. Houston Tex native Bob Cleroux 205 stopped Roy Harris 195 in Cut and Shoot Tex. Detroit light 140 Tommy Johnson outpointed Dave Shade 138 in Charleston W Va. Trenton’s Jimmy Hopkins 165 outpointed Mel Collins 197 in Philadelphia.
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Billy Young
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Plant Construction Starts for United Machine Plant
Fort Smith Ark AP Construction of a four unit plant for United Machine and Engineering Inc a subsidiary of United Welders Inc of Bay City Mich to manufacture plastic units for appliances begins Tuesday. The firm will start operations in July with clean employees. President Kaunitz did not disclose financing or bond issues.
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