Cardinals Slip Past Redlegs in 11 Innings for 6-5 Win
In a lone major league game, St Louis Cardinals rally in the ninth to tie Cincinnati 6-6, then win 6-5 in 11. Eddie Kasko drives in two with a double and Joe Cunningham delivers a two-run pinch single as Morie Martin earns the win in the 11th. Wilmer Mizell and Dick Ellsworth also shine in separate exhibition and minor league-like action.
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Pittsburgh
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Dw Musial
Eddie Kasko
Wilmer
Vinegar Bond
Mizell
Joe Nuxhall
Musial
Ken Boyer
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Don ‘Blasingame
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Tom Acker
Gus Bell
Redleg
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Morrie Martin
Chicago Cubs
Dick Ellsworth
Lefty
Chicago White Sox
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Fresno
Calif
Cub
Newcombe Back in Action as Cerv Feels Tastier Again
Los Angeles star Don Newcombe revealed he can eat solid food after jaw wires were removed, easing his rehabilitation from injury. He expressed relief at tasting real meals and returning to the Dodgers lineup, while reports tie his departure to a separate deal sending him to Cincinnati in exchange for several players. The piece blends his health update with a broader National League standings snapshot and notes about ongoing games and forthcoming matches.
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Los Angeles
Don Newcomb
Cincinnati
A’s
Cerv
Dodgers
Steve Silko
Johnny Kuppstein
Charlie Rabe
Taxeball
Bruins Face Rugged Week Open in Mexico Trip
Ban Johnson opens a rugged week as the Bruins travel to Mexico for a game rescheduled from Sunday. Manager Hob Johnson says Fred Albright will start for the locals. Albright, a lefty, has one win and one loss this season.
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Missourian Highlights Trans-Miss Golf Top Score
Hutchinson AP report covers a busy racing section noting the Belmont Stakes results and the upcoming $60,000-added Coachling Club American Oaks at Belmont Park. The piece emphasizes a potential title decision for the 7 year-old filly category and mentions media coverage plans for the race.
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Associated Press
Jover Cavan
Tim Tamlin
Gallant Man
Gold Ruler
Belmont Park
the Oaks
CBS
Tate
Jefferson City Sports Calendar Today
Local sports card lists events across Jefferson City with Trans Miss amateur championship action. Key matches include Red Birds versus Mexico at 1 p.m and Oaks health updates, along with women’s intercity golf, junior Legion game, and match play into midweek.
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Peau
Awa
Idun
Bill Stewart
Missouri
Sedalia
Springfield
Bat Johnsons
Mexico
Jim Jackson
Belmont Ban Johnson Bears
Cal
Bouchee Ready to Return to Baseball After Plea
Phillies first baseman Edward Bouchee, 25, pled guilty to a morals charge and speaks to press about returning. He says baseball is his life, is confident he can face boos, and could rejoin the lineup immediately if cleared by doctors. Team coach Benny Bengough supports his readiness and notes Bouchee’s strong on base skills behind Willie Mays and Stan Musial. The return hinges on psychiatrist, probation officer, and Ford Frick.
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Philadelphia
Edward Francis Bouchee
Press, Radio and Television Corps
Willie Mays
Stan Musial
Bob Carpenter
Bouchee
Ford Frick
Slumping Yankees Open Three Game Set In Cleveland
The Yankees travel to Cleveland for a three game series as a slide tests their lead while Cleveland aims to extend a four game streak. Narleski faces Ford in the opener with Detroit looming after this trip. Rivalry notes include Detroit against Washington and Chicago visits Boston as standings shift.
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Associated Press
New York Yankees
Champs
Yankees
Cleveland
Detroit
Indians
Ray Nar
Teski
Whitey Ford
Tigers
Narleski
Ford
Whitey
Bill Normen
Washington Senators
Paul Foytack
Tiger
Pete Ramos
Boston Red Sox
Chicago
Dave Sisler
White Sox
Baily Fierce
Baltimore
Kansas City
Hec Brown
Ray Herbert
A’s
White
Major League Leaders in American and NL Batting and Pitching
The year’s top hitters and pitchers are listed with figures for both leagues. Notable names include Cerv, Mays, Banks, Cepeda, Mays again, and Turley. Statistics cover batting averages, runs, RBIs, doubles, triples, home runs, stolen bases, and pitching decisions, strikeouts, across multiple teams.
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Nieman
Baltimore
Vernon
Cleveland
Ward
Kansas City
Inoso
Mantle
New. York
Jensen
Boston
Gerwert
Fox
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Malzone
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Bridges
Washington
Kuenn
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Avila
Kaline
Martyn
Lemon
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Triandos
Aparicio
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Minoso
Landis
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Sullivan
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Harshman
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Mays
San Francisco
Musial
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Cepeda
Thomas
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Hite
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Hoak
Cincinnati
Aaron
Milwaukee
Thomson Moryn
Ashburn
Philadelphia
Neal
Los Angeles
Blasingame
Walls
T. Taylor
McMahon
Purkey
Phillips
McCormick
Jones
Padres
Drott
Red Birds Host Builders in MVL Clash
The Stag Red Birds, aiming to stay above .500, host Mexico's Builders at Washington Park with newcomer Bill Howard set to debut as a lefthanded pitcher. After starting 3-0, the Birds dropped two to Columbia and Sedalia, and beat Mexico on June 1. Their next game is against Columbia Sunday at 8 p.m.
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Mexico
Washington Park
Sian Adrian
Bill Howard
Howard
Birds
Columbia
Sedalia
Mallory Buicks
Park Board Softball Schedule Updates Noted
Postponed games update the park board listings for softball tonight and upcoming days. Columbia faces Rippeto Plasters in senior division at 7 30 p m. DES meets Trinity Lutheran in intermediate at 9 p m. Thursday features Eagles versus Columbia Senior at 7 30 p m with Squires meeting Lions Cub in intermediate at 3 p m. Friday shows Mexico against Rippeto Plasters in Senior division at 7 00 p m.
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Squires
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Mexico
Drake Names John basketball coach at Drake University
DES MOINES AP Maurice E John 38 of Moberly Mo Junior College was named head basketball coach at Drake University succeeding John Spennington who left to coach at St Louis University. John to lead Bulldogs after 12 years at Moberly with top junior college teams. 285 58 record and eight conference titles. two national junior college championships 1953 54 and 1954 55. ranked top 10 nationally past eight years No 1 1956 57 No 2 status.
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Maurice E. John
Moberly
Drake University
John
John Spennington
Drake
St. Louis University
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Forest Hills
N. Y
Lew Hoad
Pancho Gonzales
Lew
Central
Tony ‘Trabert
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Warrensburg
Washington i
Fae
Johnny
Maurice Ir
Ruff Beats Ribbs In Close Exhibition Bout
In a TV telecast at St Nicholas Arena New York Frankie Ruff defeated Tommy Tibbs by unanimous decision in a 10 round exhibition. Tibbs lamented his loss noting a long string of defeats as writers at ringside kept score.
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Tommy Tibbs
Frankie Ruff
Bill Summers
Cubs Unlikely Southpaw Stuns Sox 1 0 In Opening Bout
Chicago AP notes 18 year old Dick Ellsworth silences White Sox with a 1-0 victory in an exhibition. Ellsworth’s poise and fast pace impressed Cub officials as promoter chatter and local ties swirl around the deceptive young left hander. Fisher, Patterson and Harris are cited in broader bout context, with report noting the novelty and potential gate impact.
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Floyd Patterson
van Qoreys
Mah
Setreen Wiese
Chicago
Dick Ells
Cub
Bob Scheffing
Joe Rye
Patterson
Roy Harris
Cutworth
Sox
Fourjensworth
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Olympic “Auditorium Club
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Ronx Thoy
Wrigley Field
Bete Radersworth
Mancher
Zora Folley
Vic
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Jimmer
Colt
Comiskey
Cal Neeman
Myron Goodwin
Youngstown
Freddie Fitzson
San Fran
Johio
Eelcisco
Siebert Stars As Tigers Win In The Clutch
A Kansas football standout Stan Kirshman, a former Jay and 200 pound tackle, details his spring practice, injury comeback, and plan to return to Oregon bound and Lawrence for next season. He praises Kansas scholarship and reflects on coaching changes at Mitchell’s defense.
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Missouri Tigers stay unbeaten in NCAA World Series
OMAHA (UP) Missouri remains the only undefeated team in the NCAA World Series slate after a 41 victory over Holy Cross in a third round game. Elmer Harbin and Sonny Siebert led Missouri with strong pitching and two homers, including a 420 foot first inning blast to center.
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Missouri
Tigers
Holy Cross
Bob Blakeslee
Southern California
Colorado State
Western Michigan
Clemson
At & P.m
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Sonny Siebert
Harbin
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Park Board Baseball Schedule and Jeffers Racing Note
Park Board baseball lineup lists multiple postponed and evening games across Eagles and Lions Fields with Midget and Intermediate leagues, including Coca Cola vs Central and Capitol Supply vs Sav Mor. Also notes Thomas Jefferson, author of the Declaration, bred and raced thoroughbreds.
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Scruggs Guhleman
Mr. Freshie
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Tharp Lumber Co
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