Tigers Rally Behind Foytack in 5-0 Shutout of Orioles
Right-hander Paul Foytack finally found rhythm for Detroit, tossing five hits and a complete game as the Tigers beat Baltimore 5-0. The win lifts Detroit within reach of second place in the American League under manager Bill Norman, after Gail Harris homered to start a four-run fifth. Foytack improves to 6-7 with five strikeouts and two walks.
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Haney Plans Fool-Proof All Star Ballot System
Milwaukee manager Fred Haney will direct the National League All Star team in Baltimore and fill a 25 man roster using final tabulations from league offices. Players coaches and managers vote for eight non own team players per position while Haney and Casey Stengel pick pitchers.
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Major League Leaders From The Associated Press
American League leaders include Vernon Cleveland batting .349 and Fox Chicago at .333. Cerv Kansas City leads runs with 47 and RBIs at 86, while Jensen Boston and Cerv KC share 19 homers. Mays tops NL in several categories with 376 at bats and 97 hits. Mays also leads with 52 runs and 64 RBIs.
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Multiple regional baseball scores and fight results reported
Rochester beats Green Bay fourteen to four in the Three-1 League. Eau Claire falls to Minot, Fargo-Moorhead tops Duluth Superior, and Aberdeen defeats Winnipeg. Grand Forks at St. Cloud postponed due to rain. Montreal edges Richmond in twelve innings in the International League. St. Paul defeats Louisville while Omaha beats Indianapolis. In boxing, Jorgensen outpoints Ran-Gell in Houston, Rouse over Joe Louis Ltd in Anaconda, Garrow tops Carmona in Athol, and Hogan Bassey defeats Jules Touan in London with Spider Webb winning over Dick Tiger.
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Gasper Fires One Hitter as Sparta Rout Elroy
Connie Gasper, 18, Sparta High graduate, tossed a one hitter and fanned 17 to lead Sparta to a 17 0 exhibition win over Elroy. The only hit allowed came on Snorek’s fifth inning dribbler. Norm Kowitz, Ron Nowak, Earl Nelson, and Phil Steele led the offense with multiple hits. Moran took the loss for Elroy after five innings.
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Pirates Cup Sixth Straight In UAW Loop
Local 395 Pirates won their sixth straight UAW League game at Hogan Field, beating Heiseman White Sox 18 to 8 as Pederson, McCurdy, Bettis, Freyan, and B Woodruff each had three hits and McCurdy homered. Cubs rally 22 21 over Northern Plastics Indians to prevent their first win. Cardinals drop both ends of doubleheader to Rubber Mills Braves 17 6 and Auto Lite Giants 24 11.
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House backs antitrust immunity for major sports
The House approved a bill granting baseball and other major sports immunity from antitrust laws, preserving drafts, reserve clauses, and control over broadcasts. Supporters include Ford Frick and Bert Bell. Senate action pending. The measure maintains player bargaining rights and outlines key business exemptions while limiting only non sporting activities.
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Winona to Join Three I League as Athletics Farm Team
Winona replaces Rochester as Kansas City Athletics Class B farm team in the Three I League. The first game at Winona is Sunday at Gabrych Park with 8 p.m. start. The league splits its season into two halves and Rochester plans to avoid debt after a 18–35 mark and 500 average attendance. Davenport beat Burlington 7–6. Green Bay defeated Rochester 14–4 with two home runs.
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Junior Deputies Edge Onalaska In Wisconsin Tilt
Winona Junior Deputies defeated Onalaska Junior Legion 6 to 3 in Wisconsin. Purdahl held Onalaska to three hits as Barry Freitag homered in the second for two runs. Johnson and Skogen had Onalaska’s only other hits while Kosedowski and Gerowski starred for Winona with two hits apiece including a homer and a double plus a late double.
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