Baseball Scores From East and Other Leagues
Box scores list results across leagues with Albany edging Alentown 3 2 Reading routs Schenectady 8 4 Binghamton defeats Williamsport 21 6 Fimira edges Johnstown 5 4 Western Des Moines tops Lincoln 4 1 Wichita beats Pueblo 3 2 Colorado Springs prevails Sioux City 4 5 Columbus 4 2 Savannah dominates Macon 9 1 Jacksonville takes Augusts 3 2 Montgomery defeats Columbus 5 4 in 10 innings with other long games in the first and second games of doubleheaders.
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Albany
Alentown
Reading
Schenectady
Binghamton
Williamsport
Fimira
Johnstown
Des Moines
Lincoln
Wichita
Pueblo
Colorado Springs
Sioux City
Columbus
Charlotte
Savannah
Macon
Jacksonville
Augusts
Montgomery
Sox Latin Star Tops Majors With 1.95 ERA
The Associated Press reports Cuban right-hander Consuegra of the Chicago White Sox leads the American League in earned run average at 1.95. He has 5 wins and 4 losses, with 18 earned runs allowed in 83 innings, mostly in relief. Billy Pierce follows at 2.11, then Dick Donovan 2.29, Jim Wilson 2.51, and Whitey Ford 2.69. In the NL, Luis Arroyo leads at 2.43 for St. Louis, with Bob Rush 2.84 and Robin Roberts 2.88 among leaders.
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Sooner
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
New York
Cleveland
Chicago
Detroit
Kansas Ciy
Washington
Baltimore
Tesday
Dallas
San Antonio
Tulsa Ewe
Houston
Li's Shrevewort
Rochester Ee
Columbus
Ee Ree
Syracuse
Buffalo
Chattanooga
Nashville
Atlanta
Mobile Me
Little Rock
Birmingham
Memphis
New Orleans
Ppd
Mobile
American Association
Toledo
Minneapolis
Omaha
Louisville
St Paul
Indianapolis
Charleston
Consuegra
Chi
Pierce
Donovan
Denver
St Wilson
Ball
Paul
Ford
Oma Wynn
Cle
Sullivan
Bos
I. Pet
Harr Hman
San Diego Ee
Schmitz
Wash
Seattle Ee
Hollywood Wet
Turley N.Y
Portland
Gromek
Det
Los Angeles
Trucks Chi
Bkn
Ry Pet
Maglie
N.Y
Texas City
Collum
Cin
Agen ii
Hearn
Harlingen
Erskine
Bin
el Paso
Amarillo
Lubbock
Pampa
Abilene
Plainview
Albuquerque
Clovis
L Pet
San Angelo
Artesia Ee
Midland
I. Roswell
Carisbad Eee
Odessa
Sandy Consuegra
Cuba
Associated Press
Chicago White Sox
Luis Arroyo
St. Louis Cards
Puerto Rico
Hoyt Wilhelm
New York Giants
Wilhelm
Billy Pierce
White Sox
Dick Donovan
Jim Wilson
Whitey Ford
Yankees
Rush
Bob Rush
Chicago Cubs
Arroyo
Robin Roberts
Philadelphia
Roberts
Don Newcombe
Brooklyn
Warren Hacker
Sal Maglie
National Clay Courts Champion Bartzen Leads First Round
In Atlanta Bernard Bartzen of San Angelo tops the field in the opening round of the National Clay Courts Championships. In Indianapolis Gene Andrews from Pacific Palisades edged Wallace Smith after a 19 hole battle in the National Public Links Tournament. At Arlington Park Insoucient won the Modesty Handicap by two lengths as Oil Painting led Saratoga’s opening meeting at Jamaica. Nahodah captured the Speedster Purse at Monmouth Park. It's No Use romped the Rockingham feature by two lengths in Salem New Hampshire.
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Atlanta
Bernard Bartzen
San Angelo
Tex
Indianapolis
Gene Andrews
Pacific Palisades
Calif
Wallace Smith
Pontiac
Mich
Chicago
Arlington Park
New York
Jamaica
Oceanport
N.J
Nahodah
Monmouth Park
Salem
N.H
Rockingham Park
Four Teams Win In Peewee Meet
Four teams Will Rogers Wilson Taft and Lincoln reached the peewee semifinals after first round wins Taft defeated Whittier 8-2 Will Rogers beat Fort Sill 3-2 Wilson toppled Washington 12-2 Rogers meets Wilson at 7 30 p m and Taft faces Lincoln at 8 45 p m In the midget league Jefferson edged Wilson 5-4 and Taft edged Sill 6-5
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Will Rogers
Wilson
Taft
Lincoln
Whittier
Fort Sill
Washington
Rogers
Jefferson
Sill
DeMarco Demands Rematch After Narrow Dupas Loss
Bloodied Paddy DeMarco, former lightweight champ, roared for a rematch with Ralph Dupas after a 10 round decision in New Orleans. Dupas, 19, claimed DeMarco used his head and staged a late rally to win. Gate totaled 24227 dollars as promoters eyed a quick rematch.
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Dupas
Ralph Dupas
Paddy DeMarco
DeMarco
New Orleans
Brooklyn
Bud Smith
Paddy
Louisiana Boxing Enterprises
Fights Last Night By The Associated Press
In New Orleans Ralph Dupas won a decision over Paddy DeMarco. In Brooklyn Tony Puleo outpointed Libby Manzo in New York Walter Byers defeated Willie Stevenson in Boston. Dick Ramaretti edged Nicky Harris in Auburn Michigan.
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New Orleans
Ralph Dupas
Paddy DeMarco
Brooklyn
New York
Tony Puleo
Libby Manzo
Brockton
Mass
Walter Byers
Boston
Willie
Pineapple) Stevenson
Auburn
Mich
Dick Ramaretti
Nicky Harris
Cleveand
Pillette Optioned to Oakland From Orioles System
Duane Pillette, who led Baltimore with a 3.12 ERA last season, has been optioned to Oakland in the Pacific Coast League. Plagued by a sore arm this season, he started on the disabled list and then went 0-3 after returning to active duty.
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Pillette
Baltimore
Duane Pillette
Baltimore Orioles
Oakland
Former Champ Women's Choice Opens Tulsa Oaks Golf Tourney
Former state champion Patti Blanton returns to competition at Tulsa Oaks Country Club as the Oklahoma women's golf tourney opens with medalist scores. Blanton shot 37 and 40 for a 77 while rivals like Jill Kreager and Dale Fleming posted mixed early rounds and seniors such as Hack Williford and Ed Oberholser posted qualifying totals.
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Tulsa
Oklahoma
Tulsa Oaks Country Club
Patti Blanton
Dale Fleming
Hack Williford
Ponca City
Ed Oberholser
Irvin To Meet Trabert In National Clay Courts Clash
Augusta real estate dealer Willis Irvin, a WWII combat veteran, faces Tony Trabert in the National Clay Courts Tournament in Atlanta. Irvin, hopeful but realistic, aims to give his all as he plays his second round match after a 6 0 6 2 win over Elijah Brown, while Trabert pursues success as a top seed with Bartzen and Moylan among challengers.
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Atlanta
Tony Trabert
Willis Irvin
Trabert
Augusta
Irvin
Willis
2Nd Armored Division
Bartzen
Howard McCall
Ralph Bridges
Vic Seixas
Ham Richardson
Baton Rouge
Eddie Moylan
Trenton
aXe
Mantle Moves Up In Batting Averages With Torrid Streak
In week during the All Star break Roy Campanella led the National League with a .335 average while Mickey Mantle rose to .318 in the American League. Kaline held the AL lead at .371 with Fox at .322, Snider at .319, and Kluszewski at .317. Mantle also led AL home runs with 21, two more than Kaline, as Snider and Kluszewski chased in NL with 29 and 28 respectively. Jackie Jensen drove in 71 in the AL, with Snider at 89 NL RBIs.
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New York
Brooklyn
Roy Campanella
Yankees
Mickey Mantle
Campanella
Richie Ashburn
Philadelphia
Mantle
Detroit
al Kaline
Nellie Fox
Chicago
Ashburn
Hank Aaron
Milwaukee
Duke Snider
Ted Kluszewski
Cincinnati
Snider
Aaron
Kluszewski
Harvie Kuenn
Jackie Jensen
Kaline
Cannady Declared Free Agent Giants veteran center linebacker
John Cannady, 31, a center and linebacker who spent eight seasons with the New York Giants, has been declared a free agent. The Indiana alumnus was the club’s oldest player last season.
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NEW York
John Cannady
New York Giants
Cannady
Indiana
Giants
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