Burdette Loses One Hitter To Dodgers 2-0
Dan McDevitt pitched four hitters for Brooklyn as Lew Burdette failed to run support. Duke Snider provided the only offense with his 15th homer in the first inning, delivering a 2-0 win and dropping the Braves to fourth in the NL standings.
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Injury Jinx Hits Milwaukee Braves in Dodgers Tilt
Milwaukee Braves suffer another injury setback as Dick Cole injures his thumb and Andy Pafko sprains a shoulder on a grounder and diving catch. Don McMahon joins from the Wichita farm as Joe Adcock goes on the disabled list. Red Schoendienst may miss two more games. Duke Snider continues NL lead in hits.
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Nixon Hopes Braves Win in Milwaukee Pennant Race
Vice President Nixon, a California native visiting Milwaukee for a U.S. Junior Chamber of Commerce event, said he hopes the Milwaukee Braves win the pennant this year and that Los Angeles and San Francisco get major league clubs. He noted a desire to see Dodgers move to LA and Giants to San Francisco and said he is anxious to see developments after the season.
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Classic Loop Starts Second Round of Play
Quality Lumber and Coal, Pepsi-Cola and Village Shopping Center posted wins in the second round of the 12 inch Classic. Quality edged Raymond Bros 3 to 1 as Jim Warner and John Peterson led with two hits and a homer for Quality. Pepsi-Cola overwhelmed Wiggert Bros 9 to 5 behind Loren Oelke six hits and two homers by Olson and Gillette. Village Shopping Center won on a forfeit from Trane Co.
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La Crosse Juniors edge La Crescent in opener
La Crosse Junior Legion opened its 1957 season with a 3 2 victory over cross river rival La Crescent. La Crosse scored all three first inning runs on two hits and an error while Dick Papenfuss held La Crosse to no hits after the first frame, fanning nine. La Crescent threatened late but was foiled by a picked off runner and a ground out.
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Redlegs edge Giants 3 2 to trim NL race
Cincinnati's Redlegs beat the New York Giants 3-2 as Smoky Burgess hit two homers and Brooks Lawrence earned his eighth win. Kluyszewski delivered a two out pinch single in the ninth to seal the comeback and move Cincinnati closer to first place St Louis.
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Alston Sees More Lefties Facing Braves This Year
Dodgers manager Walter Alston predicts an increase in left handed pitchers facing the Milwaukee Braves this season. He notes rookie Danny McDevitt tossed a 2 0 win in Milwaukee and cites the Braves' righty hitters limited by Joe Adcock injury. Alston suggests Podres and Koufax may return soon.
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Badgers Rubendall Shares NCAA Golf Medal Honors
Wisconsin’s Roger Rubendall and Syracuse’s Warren Simmons led a 4 into first round of match play at the 60th NCAA golf championships. Rubendall shot 68 to tie Simmons at 142 after advancing from a 11-player playoff for six spots, with Simmons posting a 69 on Monday and 73 Tuesday.
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Major League Standings and Schedule Highlights
Baseball standings from the American and National Leagues with recent results, upcoming games, and key matchups. Includes team records, schedule notes for Wednesday and Tuesday, and results such as Detroit beating Washington in 19 innings and Brooklyn vs Milwaukee.
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Green Hornets Top T Squares 5–4 In Makeup Game
The Green Hornets defeated T Squares 5 to 4 in a makeup game at Trace Park. Dwyer allowed six hits for the win while Quinn gave up seven for the loss.
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