Quality Raps Pepsi-Cola Outfit, 4 3
In the 12 inch Classic League Quality Lumber and Coal Co. won 61 to 43 over Pepsi-Cola. Two other West Avenue dia mond games were rained out. Pepsi-Cola collected nine hits off Rolf Syneground while Don Hawkins led Quality with three hits and Jim Knutson added two for the winners.
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Quality Lumber and Coal Co
West Avenue
Pepsi-Cola
Rolf Syneground
Quality
Bud Tischer
Don Hawkins
Jim Knutson
Bill
Boober
Pepsi-Cole
Ann Wanner
Schuberte
Muuteart
Sparixett
Smile
Crews
O Tirhere
Ouert
Abegeien
Oelke
Quinn
Herb Score Eyes July Return From Eye Injury
Cleveland pitcher Herb Score should resume baseball workouts by July 15 after treatment for a swollen retina. Dr. Charles I. Thomas reported improved eye condition and gradual strength recovery, with full return likely by August. Score, 24, traveled to Maryland and plans to rejoin the Indians in July in Lake Worth, Florida.
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Herb Score
Cleveland
New York
Gil McDougald
Charles I. Thomas
Score
Hagerstown
Thomas
Lake Worth
Fla
Indians
Major League Leaders and Batting Averages Across Leagues
A fragmented list of batting leaders and pitching stats from the American and National Leagues. Names such as Williams Boston Mantle New York Musial St Louis Schoendienst New York Koufax Brooklyn and teams like Boston New York Brooklyn Cincinnati appear amid inconsistent figures and misspellings.
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Brooklyn
Muss
Cimeinnetl
Musial
St. Louis
Aaten
Mileackie
Mite
Schoendienst
New York
Ho¢ees
Brocklyn
Musiel
Levis
Doudlies
Musisl
St. Lown
Brockiys
Heak
Cincinnati
Mays
Adcock
Milwaukee
Pondy
Pittsburgh
Hodges
Long
Chicago
Crowe
Kruszewski
Lockman
Temple
Blasingame
Louis
Gilliam
Morgan
O'Connell
Hamner
Philadelphia
Mathews
Banks
Hoak
Boyer
Jones
Thomas
Neal
Virgil
Zimmer
Kasko
Aaron
Moryn
Clemente
Purillo
Boweman
Post
Baley
Crandall
Campanella
Lopate
Smith
St Louis
Neeman
Katt
Rand
Rica
Semenik
Rubber Mills Braves remain undefeated in UAW circuit
The Rubber Mills Braves beat Northern Plastics Indians 12 to 11 at Swanson Field to keep a flawless 4-0 record. Dayton and Severson homered for Rubber Mills, while Hollowitsch Schultz and Bina led Northern Plastics with three hits apiece.
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Rubber Mills Braves
UAW
Northern Plastics Indians
Swanson Field
Northern Plastics
Braves
Dayton
Severson
Rubber Mills
Johnson
Hollowitsch
Schultz
Bina
Stevens
Horner
Northern Engraving Pirates
Peterson
Dwyer
Northern Engraving
Pirates
Pretasky
Pirates Slap Redlegs as NL Sprint Tightens
Pirates topple Cincinnati 8-1 on five-hit effort by Bob Purkey lifting them to a win that trims the Reds lead to a half game. Braves beat Dodgers 7-2, Cardinals win seventh in a row 5-2 over Phillies, and Giants crush Cubs 5-1 as Lu. Gomez earns his eighth win. Yankees beat White Sox 3-2 opening game of series. Cleveland 7-6 over Boston. Detroit 4-1 to Baltimore. rain delays Washington at Kansas City.
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Associated Press
Birdie Tebbetts
Cincinnati
Redlegs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bob Purkey
Pirates
Milwaukee
Braves
Brooklyn Dodgers
St. Louis
Philadelphia Phillies
New York Giants
Chicago Cubs
Ruben Gomez
New York Yankees
Chicago
White Sox
Cleveland
Boston
Detroit
Baltimore
Washington
Kansas City
Don Gross
Purkey
Bobby Thomson
Ray Crone
Joe Adcock
Roger Craig
Gino Cimoli
Roy Campanella
Dodgers
Campy
Jim Hegan
Chico Carrasque
Indians
Roger Maris
Bobby Avila
Ted Williams
Jim Pyburn
Orioles
Billy Hoeft
Connie Johnson
Charlie Maxwell
Akins Favored Over Byars In Norfolk Showdown
Virgil Akins is an 8-5 favorite to beat Walter Byars in a 10 round welterweight bout at the Norfolk Arena televised by ABC. Akins aims for his sixth straight win as Byars, ranked No.7, seeks another upset after a 15-5 pro record with notable wins.
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Norfolk
Virgil Akins
Walter Byars
Norfolk Arena
Akins
St. Louis
National Boxing Assn
International Naval Review
Byars
Roxbury
Mass
Kid Gavilan
Sugar Hart
Musial Ties NL Consecutive Games Record at First Base
Stan Musial tied the National League mark for consecutive games played at first base by logging his 822nd straight. He has appeared in 2,192 of 2,229 Cardinals games since joining the club, placing behind only Lou Gehrig in durability. Musial credits luck and avoids serious injuries as the key to his streak.
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Murty Dickson
Curt Simmons
al Dark
Hal Smith
Redbirds
Stan Musial
St. Louis
Gus Suhr
Stan
Ralph Bernstein
Philadelphia
Lou Gehrig
Gehrig
New York Yankees
Musial
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh
Deb Garris
Suhr
Washington
Eddie Yost
Everett Scott
Joe Sewell
Nellie Fox Tops Area Balloting In 1957 All Star Votes
Nellie Fox Chicago White Sox leads Tribune area voting with 107 ballots in the 1957 All Star balloting. The report lists last year’s winners and current leaders by position, with Aaron, Mantle, Berra and Kuenn among top vote-getters.
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Tribune
Coulee Region
la Crosse Tribune
Nellie Fox
Chicago White Sox
Fox
White Sox
Mickey Mantle
Yogi Berra
Harvey Kuenn
Dale Long
Ernie Banks
Aaron
Ted Williams
Pittsburgh
Red Schoendienst
New York
Ed Mathews
Milwaukee
Chicago
del Crandall
Bob Thomson
Duke Snider
Brooklyn
Hank Aaron
Mickey Vernon
Boston
Nelson Fox
al Rosen
Cleveland
Detroit
Ted Willams
al Kajline
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Circulation Dept
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Bone
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Werts
Pox
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Simpece
Kans City
Boye
Mantie
Shanta
Pierce
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Net Sort
Redleg
Unifax
Blatz Brewing Company
Wisconsin
Schenley Industries
Walter Johnson
Charley Thurn
Notre Dame
South Bend
Skowron
Wertz
Boone
St. Power
Dropo
Sievers
Vernon
Rivera
Collins
Zauchin
Beaton
Torgeson
Avila
Bolling
Gardner
Lees
Keil
Carey
Bertota
Yost
Phillips
Lopez
Male Zone
Esposito
Raines
Landis
Shortstop
Kuenn
Aparicio
McDougald
Carasquel
Kubek
Maxwell
Howard
Lemon
Maris
Piervall
Itle
Cerv
Kaline
Minoso
Bauer
Jensen
Colovito
Simpson
Skieas
Noren
Catcher—Berra
Lotelar
Triandos
House
Wilson
Conoco
Shell Oil Company
Conoco Royal Service
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