Musial Powers Cardinals Past Cubs in 9-4 Victory
Stan Musial belted two homers and drove in four as the St Louis Cardinals beat the Chicago Cubs 9-4. Robin Roberts allowed two runs over six innings to earn the win for Philadelphia, while Hank Aaron homered for Milwaukee in a 3-2 loss to the Cardinals. The day also saw Ernie Banks and Lee Walls contribute for Chicago, with Don Blasingame and Moon delivering key hits for St Louis.
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Player Nabs Derby Golf Open Victory in Louisville
Gary Player of South Africa won the Derby Open in Louisville by finishing with a final round 69 to post 274, beating Chick Harbert and Ernie Vossler who tied for second at 277. Nieporte led briefly after opening with 33 but slipped back as thundershowers interrupted play.
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Mounties stretch PCL win skein in rain shortened twin bill
Vancouver Mounties won 2-1 over Salt Lake City Bees to extend their Pacific Coast League win streak to four as a Sunday doubleheader opener was completed amid rain. Seattle beat Spokane 3-0 in a rain affected game, while Phoenix edged San Diego 6-5 in the first of two before the second was halted.
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Athletics overpower White Sox 8-2 behind Urban and two homers
Dick Urban pitched five efficient innings as the Kansas City Athletics toppled the Chicago White Sox 8-2. Bill Tuttler and Billy Hunter homered with two outs, driving in three runs apiece, while Fischer was tagged for the two late blasts.
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Roy Sievers Powers Sox Rally Past Pirates 6 5 in Ten
Boston edges Pittsburgh 6 5 as Roy Sievers drives in the decisive run with a second homer in two days. Washington's R. C. Stevens hits first of the game while Bob Friend wins for Pittsburgh on 12-hit attack. Norm Zauchin also homers for Senators in extended action.
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Gallardo Captures Publin in Southern California Links
Joe Gallardo of Griffith Park defeated Seymour Black 4 and 3 Sunday to win the Southern California Public Links championship in a 36-hole final at Montebello. Ross Smith of Recreation Park beat Woody Baker of Santa Anita 2-1 to take the Class A title, while Ed Haven of Meadowlark won Class B with a 4-2 victory over Morland Deadetick of Santa Anita.
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Bragan Lane Take Cuts At Bunning
Kansas City UH Cleveland general manager Frank Lone ad manager Bobby Brogan criticized Detroit ace Jim Bunning after a Sunday Detroit game. Bunning hit one Indian batter and threw at others. Brogan warned if Bunning gets hit, he should not be surprised. Lane mocked the recurring pattern of hit by pitch following a home run and suggested the coincidence could reverse.
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Yankees Turley Throttles Orioles In 7–0 Shutout
Bob Turley pitched four hits to a complete game shutout for the New York Yankees. Norm Siebern clouted an inside-the-park homer, lifting the Yankees to a 7–0 victory over Baltimore in the series sweep. Mantle and McDougald contributed multiple hits as New York outhit the Orioles 8 to none. Turley struck out eight and walked seven, while Orioles left runners on base all game long.
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Indians Hit Four Homers As they beat Tigers 4 2
Detroit was swept by Cleveland as four homers powered the win at Briggs Stadium. Minnie Minoso belted the deciding shot in the eighth to break a 2 2 tie, Dick Brown added a ninth inning homer, Ray Narleski earned the win, while Rocky Colavito Roger Maris and Ray Boone also homered in the high scoring game.
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