Phillips Rush Trade Victories Highlight Doubleheader
In Milwaukee County Stadium the traded players shined as Phillips pitched for the Cubs to a 1-0 win over the Braves while Rush beat Chicago 5-2 for Atlanta. The crowd reached 40,962 as Milwaukee remained 2.5 games behind San Francisco in the NL standings.
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Race Heats Up For Second In A L East As Yankees Lead
The American League standings tighten with Boston nine games back of New York after the Yankees sweep Cleveland 6-1 and 6-3. Boston beats Chicago 6-3 while Chicago scores 4-3 in the second game. Detroit defeats Washington twice 7-2 and 6-3 as Kansas City tops Baltimore 4-0. Mantle extends hitting streak to 14 games. Berra and Slaughter homer for the Yankees. Ned Garver pitches a two-hitter for the Athletics in a shutout win over Baltimore.
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Rush beats Cubs 5-2 as Scheffing dispute lingers
Milwaukee pitcher Bob Rush defeated Chicago 5-2 in the second game of a doubleheader after the Cubs won the opener 1-0. Rush credited beating Scheffing for satisfaction, while Scheffing said he had been misquoted in Mesa and praised both starters Phillips and Rush for strong games.
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Hardy Replaces Lemon On Indians Disabled List
Cleveland rookie out fielder Carroll Hardy replaced pitcher Bob Lemon on the Indians disabled list after Hardy had an appendectomy Tuesday. Team physician Don Kelly said Hardy should not play for at least three weeks.
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Newburgs Roll Past Lanesboro 38-3 in Lone Sunday Tilt
Newburgs pounded 23 hits and drew 23 walks while committing 12 errors to rout Lanesboro 38 to 3 in the Houston-Fillmore County League. Mason drove in nine runs with two homers and two singles, Ernst hit a homer, and Meidl earned the win with five innings of relief.
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Hagge Wins Land of the Sky Open in Playoff
Marlene Hagge of Delray Beach Florida earned $831 after edging Jo Ann Prentice of Birmingham Alabama in a sudden death playoff to win the 54 hole Land of the Sky Women s Open golf tournament in Asheville North Carolina. Prentice won $641 and tied for second with Beverly Hanson Wiffi Smith and Fay Crocker who each earned $419.
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New Record Set At Camden New Jersey
An estimated 37,000 fans at Garden State Park in Camden on Saturday set a new world daily double betting record of 401,842 dollars. The prior mark was 378,404 dollars at Garden State on May 30, 1956, when a track and New Jersey attendance record of 45,691 was also set.
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Campy Named Boxing Deputy After Accident
Roy Campanella the former Dodger star was paralyzed from the waist down by a Jan 28 accident and began a new life in a wheelchair. Gov. Averell Harriman offered him an $8 000 a year deputy boxing commissioner post, which Campanella accepted while continuing treatment at NYU Bellevue Medical Center. The governor praised his potential public contribution and Campanella expressed enthusiasm for staying active in boxing duties.
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Hewson Wins AAU 40 Kilometre Walk Event
Jim HeWson of Buffalo represented the United States in the last Olympics and won the National AAU 40 kilo walk at Wright Patterson Air Force Base with a time of 3 hours 49 minutes 45 seconds. Nine of 25 finished, Penn Athletic Club of Philadelphia led the team standings.
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Giants Pirates roll into 15 minute rhubarb at Forbes Field
At Forbes Field yesterday the San Francisco Giants and Pittsburgh Pirates fought in a 15 minute melee after Ruben Gomez hit Billy Mazeroski. Umpire Frank Dascoli warned Gomez and the managers Murtaugh and Franks clashed. Murtaugh was ejected and tied the fracas to Gomez gesture. The visitors won the doubleheader 5-2 and 6-1.
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Philip Named Basketball Coach For Pro Hawks
Philip, famed Illinois 1943 Whiz Kids guard and former Celtics star, was hired by the St. Louis Hawks as head coach for one year. Owner Ben Kerner indicated a salary “somewhere over $11,000,” higher than last season’s $10,000 paid to Alex Hannum.
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Boxing results span three leagues and major world venues
Northern League results feature Eau Claire over St. Cloud 11 4 and Grand Forks defeating Fargo-Moorhead 11 0 on Saturday. Sunday Fargo-Moorhead beat Grand Forks 4 3 and Winnipeg beat Minot 8 2. Other scores include St. Cloud 5 Eau Claire 1 and Duluth-Superior 4 Aberdeen 2. Three-I League outcomes show Davenport 4 Green Bay 1 and Cedar Rapids 5 Rochester 4 in 11 innings. Werekend fights highlight Valdes stopping Summerlin in Detroit and Aragon halting Flores in Hollywood with Moore outpointing Garcia in Mexico City. Concrete results from Brooklyn Athol Kingston and San Diego venues complete the card.
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Rec Softball Monday Schedule At Taverns
May 26 schedule from Tavern League lists Gladstone Tavern versus Glen's Tavern at West Ave 6 30 p m. Kabat's Tavern faces Gibe & Ruby's at West Ave 7 30 p m. Houska Park Top Hat Bar plays Sportsman's Bar Trane Park Bohemian Hall against P J Bar Copeland 400 Club versus Mickey's Tavern Trane Co Plant League Lueth Park Pencil Pushers vn Cards make up game Supporters: list of venues and matchups for the evening.
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Castoff Trades Spark NL Showdowns Across Four Cities
Four National League clubs Milwaukee Chicago Cincinnati and St Louis learned the sting of a castoff in yesterday's action. Phillips Rush Flood Wight Haddix and Bilko delivered key blows helping Cubs Cardinals and Reds to wins while Giants swept Pirates. Yankees boosted AL lead with two wins over Cleveland as Detroit beat Washington twice and Red Sox split with White Sox. Garver guided Kansas City past Baltimore 4-0.
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