Harshman Throws One-Hitter to Beat Orioles 1-0
Jack Harshman pitched a 1-0 win for the Chicago White Sox over Connie Johnson and George Zaverink in one of only three pre 1900 era one hitters. The victory puts Sox five games behind the Yankees as Milwaukee's Braves extend their lead with a 7-2 win over Pittsburgh and Brooklyn edges St Louis 9-8.
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Associated Press
Jack Harshman
Harshman
Chicago White Sox
Baltimore
Connie Johnson
George Zaverink
Sox
New York Yankees
Chicago
Comiskey Park
Cleveland
Boston
Tom Brewer
Early Wynn
Kansas City
Washington
Braves
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Haney
Pirate
White Sox
Double One-Hitter Winner Shines For Giants Pitcher
A New York Giants first baseman pitcher with four wins and eight decisions this season delivered two solid wins despite a rough White Sox stint. He beat Cleveland 1-0 in a double two-hitter on April 19 and routed Washington 7-0 on four hits June 16, while a 3-2 win over Baltimore featured seven allowed hits. The text notes a 20 scoreless inning streak and cites specific earlier performances and lineups, including Nellie Fox and Hal Smith.
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White Sox
Cleveland
Herb
Washington
Baltimore
Gus Triandos
Harshman
Dizzy
Brewer
Wynn
Jim Piersall
Joe DeMaestri
Gus Zernial
A's
Harmon Killebrew
Senators
Braves Top Bucs Face Musial Retires Hint Amid Trade Rumors
Stan Musial, star of the St. Louis Cardinals, seriously considers retiring at season end. Reports link him to trades with the Phillies and a shift from outfield to first base, while manager Fred Hutchinson reassures him and notes baseball earnings support his future.
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Stan Musial
St.Louis Cardinals
Red Schoendienst
Cardinals
Philadelphia
Musial
Robin Roberts
Phillies
Frank Leno
Lane
St.Louis
Stan
Fred Hutchinson
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Recreation Softball Friday Schedule for June 2
The card lists games for the Classic League at West Ave and Trane Park Raymond Bros against Wettstein's TV at Ward Ave. Schedule shows Trane Co. vs Vice Zahn Sheet Metal at 7:00 p.m. and Quality Lumber & Coal versus Village Shopping Center at 6:15 p.m. Wiggert Bros face Pepsi-Cola on Ward Ave. Play begins at West Ave and Trane Park locations.
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Trane Co
Vice Zahn Sheet Metal
Quality Lumber & Coal
Village
Trane Park
Raymond Bros
Wettstein
Ward Ave
Wiggert Bros
Pepsi-Cola
Fight Results Across Multiple Cities
In Los Angeles Jimmy Carter 136 from New York outpointed Laura Salas 132 of Los Angeles over 10 rounds. In St Paul Jim Hegerle 158 fought Loret Joe Schmolze 158 of Minneapolis for 10 rounds. In Monroe Virgil Akins 150 of Streetneass Don Jose 148 of Oakland fought 4 rounds.
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Los Angeles
Jimmy Carter
New York
Laura Salas
ST. Paul
Jim Hegerle
Loret
Joe Schmolze
Minneapoli
Monroe
Virgil Akins
Streetneass
Don Jose
Oakland
Elif
Finisterre Wins Race in Bermuda Yacht event concludes with Finisterre taking overall title
Seventy of the 89 trim yachts started from Newport Rhode Island for the 635 mile Bermuda race but failed to finish before the time limit. The Class A entry Shoal Water from the New York State Maritime Academy did not finish. Class D boats Echo Katrienna Lapwing September Song Corroboree and Teton also missed the deadline. The overall winner was Finisterre owned and skippered by Carleton Mitchell of Annapolis Maryland.
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William R. Ryan
Echo
H. M. Rozendaal
Katrienna
H. M. Wilcox
G. P. Fitzpatrick
Amos Peaslee
J. A. Mulcahey
Teton
Carleton Mitchell
Annapolis
Terlep Named Indiana Football Backfield Coach
George Terlep, former Marquette backfield coach in 1953 and Pennsylvanias assistant, was named to Indiana University's football staff to replace John Davis who resigned to become head coach and athletic director at Joliet Township High School in Illinois.
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George Terlep
Marquette University
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Terlep
Notre Dame
Pennsylvania
John Davis
Joliet
Tll
Township
Braves extend win streak as first in NL despite Pirates loss
Milwaukee holds first in the National League after a six game run. The Braves defeated Pittsburgh 7-2, with O Connell driving in four runs and Rice collecting a triple and two doubles. Mantilla could debut at shortstop while Ray Crone seeks his seventh win.
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Braves
Danny O'Connell
del Rice
Haney
Rice
Giants
Felix Mantilla
Johnny Wogan
Mantilla
Sacramento
Logan
Ray Crone
Bill Bruton
O’connell
Bobby Thomson
Joe Adcock
Standings and schedule from the league leaderboard
The standings show New York leading with 40 wins and 20 losses, Chicago 32 22, Cleveland 31 27, Boston 29 29, Detroit 27 31, Baltimore 28 33, Kansas City 24 36, Washington 26 39 with games scheduled Friday through Sunday. National League and American Association results follow with scores and upcoming matchups across Milwaukee Brooklyn St Louis Chicago Pittsburgh and Cincinnati, Omaha and more.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Boston
Detroit
Baltimore
Kansas City
Washington
Stubbs
Garcia
Sturdivant
Donovan
G.B
Milwaukee
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Lawrence
Maglie
Crone
Gomez
Poholsky
Roberts
Hacker
Arroyo
Haney Deflects Credit as Braves Win Streak Reaches Six
Milwaukee manager Fred Haney said the Braves deserved no special credit for their six game winning run, noting timely hits and riding the law of averages. He cited the 7 2 victory over Pittsburgh as evidence of the club's rising form and strong pitching, while warning the team had not yet peaked.
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New York
Milwaukee Braves
Giants
Fred Haney
Braves
Haney
Charlie Grimm
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee ‘Braves
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bobby Bragan
Pirate
Pirates
Junior Legion Edges Winona 3-1 In Twilight Contest
La Crosse junior squad opened its season with a 3-1 victory over Winona at Memorial Field. Allan Eastman pitched four-hit ball with 11 strikeouts in 4 innings. Bobby Halaska homered for Winona. Coney and Van Koren added a second La Crosse run. Lubinsky walked and scored on Nystad single. Next games at Reedsburg and against Richland Center follow.
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Winona
Memorial Field
Allan Eastman
Shrake
Bobby Halaska
Bob Coney
Chuck van Koren
la Crosse
Aberdeen Moves Up On Eau Claire Nine
Aberdeen beat Wausau 7-4 to move within a half game of league leader Eau Claire. Eau Claire split a doubleheader with Fargo-Moorhead, winning 8-0 in the nightcap after losing the opener 7-3. St. Cloud edged Winnipeg 7-4, and Duluth Superior swept Grand Forks 5-2.
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Wausau
Eau Claire
Fargo-Moorhead
St. Cloud
Winnipeg
Duluth Superior
Grand Forks
Pheasants
Wayne Sperry
Dickson
Fargo- Moorhead
McCaskey
Fargo-Moorheads
Major League Leaders American League Batting and Pitching
Mantle of New York leads AL batting with .380 and runs, hits, home runs, RBIs. Williams, Wertz, Lemon among leaders. pitching led by Pierce 10?2 and Brewer 92 wins with .81. Other notes show Robinson and Musial contending in NL stats. Mays leads in various categories with 15 stolen bases.
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Associated Press
Mantle
New York
Maxwell
Detroit
Kitty
Lopez
Kansas City
Wertz
Cleveland
Lemon
Washington
Kuenn
Piersal
Vernon
Boston
Simpson
Jensen
Runnels
Berra
Sievers
Francona
Baltimore
iKuenn
Busby
Pierce
Chicago
Brewer
Pascual
Long
Pittsburgh
Boyer
Musial
St. Louis
Mays
Aaron
Bruton
Milwaukee
Snider
Brooklyn
Ziske Stands Fourth in PGA Women’s Championship Day Two
Joyce Ziske of Milwaukee and Waterford Wisconsin sits fourth after 36 holes with 73. Marlene Bauer Hagge leads the field at Forest Lake Country Club with a six under par 69. In New Jersey, Freehold hosts daytime harness racing for the 16th year.
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Detroit
Joyce Ziske
Milwaukee
Waterford
Wis
Marlene Bauer Hagge
Asheville
N.C
Forest Lake Country Club
Campanella Ends Slump With Two Homer Game
Brooklyn catcher Roy Campanella snapped a major batting slump by belting two home runs in the Dodgers 9 8 victory over St Louis. His three run blast tied the score in the ninth off Murry Dickson and Don Zimmer’s single provided the winner. Campanella raised his average to .214 and RBIs to 31 in 48 games.
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Bobby Cain
St.Louis Browns
Baltimore
Bob Feller
Cleveland
Marty Marion
White Sox
Browns
Campanella
Murty Dickson
Don Zimmer
Brooklyn
Roy Campanella
St. Louis
Campy
Dodger
Murry Dickson
Herm Wehmeier
RBI
Ebbets Field
Rory Calhoun Faces Willie Vaughn In Madison Square Garden
New York. Rory Calhoun 21-0 with 11 knockouts from White Plains meets seasoned Willie Vaughn 26-11-4 of Los Angeles at Madison Square Garden. NBC TV and radio cover the 8 p.m. CST bout as Calhoun, undefeated and feared, seeks another quick victory.
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Rory Calhoun
White Plains
N. Y
Willie Vaughn
Los Angeles
Madison Square Garden
Calhoun
Randy Sandy
Vaughn
Willie
Bobo Olson
Garth Panter
Moses Ward
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