Cardinals Nail Braves to Keep The Race Open
The Cardinals stay within reach in a tight National League chase with Sam Jones delivering a four hit shutout as St Louis edges Atlanta 4 0. Chicago slips further while San Francisco and Milwaukee hold the top spots as the pennant race tightens with two months remaining.
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Unbeaten Brigham Young Tops Canisius in Basketball
Brigham Young remains undefeated against Canisius, winning 50 to 49 in 1942 and 62 to 52 in 1943. The brief note cites historical series results showing BYU's narrow latest victory and prior tight games between the teams.
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Spencer Is Giant Hero At the Bat
San Francisco Giants shortstop Daryl Spencer, once a trade target for several clubs, has become a driving force this season. Manager Billy Rigney credits Spencer with turning around the lineup as Willie Mays’ bat slumps, noting Spencer’s strong glove and improving power with 18 runs batted in and 12 home runs by midseason. The rain-delayed doubleheader with Philadelphia was postponed.
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Faust Leads Denver Players In Colorado Springs Meet
Dr. Jim Faust of Denver won 2 and 1 over W S Thomas of Wichita to take early favored status at the Colorado Springs Men's Invitational. Elston eliminated Jim English and faced Lechty, while Sturm upset Jim Vickers. Finalists to be set after today’s matches with 36 holes Sunday at Broadmoor.
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Duren Felled as Yankees Hold Lead in 10-7 Win Over Tigers
Duren, Yankees ace reliever, was felled by a Paul Foytack pitch to the left cheek in Detroit as New York won 10-7. He stayed hospitalized for observation, bruised but not seriously injured. Duren, nicknamed Mr Magoo, denies intent to throw at batters, while Tigers surged from a 5-0 deficit before the Yankees pulled away.
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Ward Outpoints Watkins in Ansonia Bout
Steve Ward of Hartford, age 138, defeats Jim Watkins of Brooklyn, 136, by decision in a boxing match held last night in Ansonia Connecticut.
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League Leaders Tied as Cardinals Shut Out Braves
The Cardinals blanked the Braves 4 to 0 in a tense early season showdown. Key pitchers dominated, with strong defense backing timely hitting from the home squad as both teams jockeyed for top spot in the league standings.
Williams Apologizes for Spitting at Fans
Ted Williams of the Red Sox apologized for spitting toward fans during a Kansas City game. American League President Will Harridge fined Williams $250 for conduct detrimental to baseball. Williams said he lost his temper and regretted it. Manager Mike H. declined comment as Boston opened a three game series with the White Sox in Chicago.
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Yankees Scream Over Bean Ball After Duren Hit
DETROIT AP The Yankees and Tigers clashed over the pitch that hit Arnald Duren in the ninth inning as New York won 10 7 and swept Detroit. Duren, a 29 year old closer with 16 saves and strong MVP ROY support, was hospitalized with a bruise and cut. doctors reported no cranial injury. Tigers denied intent. Yankee players alleged intent after Duren nearly struck first batter Al Kaline. Foytack claimed the ball got away while trying to escape the inning.
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Sad Sam Jones Sparks Cardinals 4-0 Win Over Braves
Sad Sam Jones, 2.90 ERA, pitched a four-hit shutout as the St. Louis Cardinals beat the Milwaukee Braves 4-0 in Milwaukee. Del Ennis and Stan Musial provided runs while Gene Freese and Ken Boyer drove in one each. Warren Spahn lasted short, Muffett recalled for a two night set with Cincinnati, roster cut to be announced.
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