Braves Scouts To Run Tribune School Here
Milwaukee Braves scouts will conduct the La Crosse Tribune's second annual baseball school under the Silver Sluggers program at Copeland Park June 26 and 27. The twi night sessions start at 5 p.m. with check in by 4:45 p.m. Participants from ages 16 to 21 are invited, with some players from the La Crosse school possibly advancing to the Silver Sluggers game in Milwaukee. Students supply uniforms while bats balls and gear are provided.
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Calhoun to Face Giambra in Syracuse Boxing Showdown
Rory Calhoun meets Joey Giambra in a televised NBC ten round middleweight bout at War Memorial Auditorium Syracuse. Calhoun, 22 and from New York, is a 7 5 underdog with a 27 2 record. Giambra, 25 from San Francisco by way of Buffalo, is 26 knockouts in a 30 4 1 tally and rides nine straight wins.
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Reds Tie MLB Record With 221 Home Runs In Season
The Cincinnati Redlegs launched 221 home runs in 84 games to match the major league mark set by the 1947 New York Giants. Key players include Bruton Mathews Mayes Spencer Lockman Katt Torre Arvich OConnell Narra and others contributing across the lineup. Left New York after the game as teams chase the record pace.
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Major League Standings and Schedule Fragment
Baseball standings and game schedule blurbs list games for New York Chicago Philadelphia Milwaukee Pittsburgh Cincinnati St Louis Brooklyn Detroit Cleveland Washington Kansas City Boston Chicago and other clubs. Includes results from Thursday and Sunday with partial scores and pitcher notes.
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Friend
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Stobbs
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Kan City
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Antonelli Delivers Sacrifice Fly For Giants 4 3 Win Over Braves
Johnny Antonelli hit a sacrifice fly in the 12th inning to lift the New York Giants to a 4 3 victory over the Milwaukee Braves. Gail Harris added a pinch hit triple for the decisive run, as Milwaukee dropped to second place in the NL. Braves starter Curt Barcaly took the loss. Antonelli earned the win. The Braves had led early with homers from Bill Bruton and Eddie Mathews but were shut out over the last four innings. The Giants improved to 4 6 on the season while Milwaukee slid in the standings ahead of St. Louis. The Braves next hosted Philadelphia in a five game set led by Lew Burdette and Curt Simmons.
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Bill Bruton
Ed Mathews
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Mathews
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Marv Grissom
Antonelli
al Worthington
Taylor Phillips
Gail Harris
Giants
Daryl Spencer
Ossie Virgil
Juan Pizarro
Pizarro
Barclay
Whitey Lockman
Danny O'Connell
Yankees
Detroit
Frank Lary
Bill Skowron
Gil McDougald
Bob Turley
Dave Sisler
Cleveland
Boston
Billy Klaus
Jackie Jenson
Sammy White
Early Wynn
Senators
Maury McDermott
Art Schulz
Pete Rmenells
Pete Ramos
Thomson
O'Connell
Schoendienst
Red
Aaron
Johnny Logan
Joe Adcock
University of Wisconsin
John DeMerit
Leaders of American and National Leagues Batting and Pitching
Batting leaders include Mantle and Williams with top averages and runs, plus notes on runs batted in and hits. The text lists season-leading players by team for both leagues with figures for doubles, triples, home runs, stolen bases, and pitching records, including key names like Shantz, Bunning, Musial, Aaron, Mays, Robinson, and Sanford.
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Boston
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Washington
Skowron
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Chicago
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Malzone
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Gardner
Baltimore
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Detroit
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Sandia
Musial
St. Louis
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Brooklyn
Aaron
Milwaukee
Robinson
Cincinnati
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Doubies
St Louis
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Brooklys
Hoeak
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Mays
Snider
Schoendienst
Aasen
Louis
Gilliam
Temple
Banford
Philadelphia
Schmidt
Louse
Sanford
Philadelppia
Drott
Wisconsin Fifth In Sailing Event
Wisconsin finished fifth with 124 points in the three day National Intercollegiate Dinghy Sailing Championship on the Severn River. Navy won with 141 points, MIT edged Boston University for second at 163 to 161, and finals for the Lipton Cup were set for today.
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Cardinals Take NL Lead With 7-4 Win Over Pirates
St Louis climbed to the NL lead with a 7-4 victory as Murry Dickson pitched seven effective innings before relief. Stan Musial extended his hitting streak to 20 games and Al Dark drove in two runs for the Cardinals. In the AL, the Yankees moved within reach of first after a 3-1 win over Detroit.
Giants Think Braves Made a Sharp Trade
The New York Giants believe the Braves made a sharp deal by acquiring Red Schoendienst from New York for Bobby Thomson Danny OConnell and Ray Crone. Schoendienst improves Atlanta and Johnny Antonelli notes his relaxed pitching and solid defense, while Hank Aaron and others maintain strong batting averages in a series win for Milwaukee.
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Red Schoendienst
Schoendienst
Giants
Bobby Thomson
Danny O'Connell
Ray Crone
New Yorkers
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Thomson
Giant
Tommy Henrich
Juan Pizarro
Apaches top Mohawks in Carrier League clash
The Apaches scored four runs in the fifth to beat the Mohawks 5 4 in the Carrier League game. Bob Jaekel’s apparent four bagger was wiped out after he failed to touch second base. Yankees beat Dodgers 7 4 in the second game. Butch Harris allowed five hits for his third win.
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Jim Dohlby
Jim Ender
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