Todays Schedule and Last Night Baseball Results
Schedule features Kansas City at Washington and Detroit at Baltimore in early games. Other matches include Chicago at New York and Cleveland at Boston. Also yesterday’s results show Brooklyn 4 Cincinnati 2 Milwaukee 6 Philadelphia 3 Pittsburgh 3 St. Louis 1 New York 6 Chicago 5 in 12 innings.
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Stone
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Grome
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Gray
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Turley
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Houtteman
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Old Pro Byrne Wins Big For Yankees In Playoff Bid
The aging Tommy Byrne, a 35 year old southpaw, shut out Chicago 1-0 to tighten New York's AL pennant lead. He allowed four hits, walked five, and hit two batters while Dick Donovan took the loss. Byrne improved to 9-2 with six complete games and three shutouts since returning from Seattle.
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Ted Williams
Sammy White
Frank Sullivan
Larry Doby
Tigers
al Kaline
Ray Boone
Lawton Hosts Texans Tonight Opens Fire With Five-Run Fifth
Lawton and Paris traded early runs before Lawton broke the game open with a five-run fifth. Swearingen walked five and Orioles pitchers struggled as Paris added two in the seventh. Anderson delivered a late two-run double for Lawton who led 8-3 after five frames and held on.
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Hoffies
Massefski
Lawton
Piche
Peterson
Garrondona
Larimore
Freeman
Swearingen
Ray Samples
Kilmer
Orioles
Sunday Home Run Leaders Hit Across MLB Matchups
Sunday saw Sauer and Banks homer for the Cubs and J O'Brien and Freese contribute for the Pirates. Berra and Yanks, Sievers and Senators, Tuttle and Kaline with the Tigers, Doby and Indians, Williams and White, and the Red Sox also produced memorable round trippers.
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Oklahoma Majors Players Shine In Doubleheader Wins
Pete Runnels of Washington scored twice with two hits in four trips as the Senators rout Kansas City 9-3 in the first game. In the second game the Nationals lost 3-1 with Runnels going hitless in his lone at bat. Alvin Dark of the New York Giants delivered a clutch 12th inning single to drive in the winning run, lifting the Giants over the Chicago Cubs 6-5, and he also doubled.
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al Dark
Chicago
Dark
Hal Jeffcoat
Cubs
Don Liddle
Sal Maglie
New York
Hank Sauer
Ernie Banks
Bob Porterfield
Washington
A’s
Roy Sievers
Alex Kellner
Tom Gorman
Kellner
Enos Slaughter
Vic Power
Spec Shea
Braves
Swearingen
Lawton
Pete Peterson
Oriole
Chuck Hoffses
Bill Dennis
Ken Aycock
Freeman
Hoffses
Dan Staniec
George Des Meules
Associated Press
Pete Runnels
Kansas City
Senators
Nats
Alvin Dark
New York Giants
Giants
Chicago Cubs
Braves Beat Phillies 6 3 Behind Spahn’s Strong Start
Warren Spahn struck out four and walked one to earn his ninth win against ten losses as the Milwaukee Braves defeated Philadelphia 6-3. Spahn also scored a run and drove in another.
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Warren Spahn
Wilwaukee
Braves
Philadelphia
Spahn
Bobby Morgan Drives Philly Loss at Milwaukee
Bobby Morgan scored once and collected two hits in four plate appearances as the Philadelphia Phillies fell to the Milwaukee Brewers.
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Bobby Morgan
Philadelphia
Phils
Milwaukee
Ford wins 37th National PGA title in Meadowbrook final
Detroit reports Doug Ford captured the 37th National PGA championship with a 4 and 3 victory over Cary Middlecoff in a 36-match event at Meadowbrook Country Club. Ruth Jessen from Kenmore Washington beat former champ Marjorie Lindsay 2 up in Chicago first round of the Women's Western Amateur. Beverly Gammon fell 5 and 4. Barry Mackay upset Jack Frost 6 2 6 2 in the Men's Invitation at Southampton. Power led the Burnt Hills Purse stretch run at Jamaica. Errard Prince won the Monmouth feature at Oceanport while Akbar Khan edged at Rockingham Park in Salem New Hampshire.
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Detroit
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Cary Middlecoff
Meadowbrook
Chicago
Ruth Jessen
Kenmore
Wash
Marjorie Lindsay
Decatur
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Hinsdale
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Barry Mackay
Dayton
Ohio
Jack Frost
NEW York — Power
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Oceanport
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Monmouth
Playoffs Continue In Softball Loops
Tonight in the city Telco girls face the WACs at 7 30 p m in game one, with Texaco against Retired Service in the nightcap. Both series are best of three, Texaco leads a Service club 1 0 and Telco girls have 1 0 over the WACs. Last night KSWO girls and Tesco opened with first round wins over Cache’s girls and Security Bank.
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Wacs
Texaco
Service Club
KSWO
Tesco
Cache’s
Security Bank
Pastrano Fights In Video Feature
CHICAGO Willie Pastrano a 19 year old from New Orleans meets Chuck Speiser of Detroit in Chicago Stadium for a 10 round telecast tonight ABC9 p.m. EST Pastrano has 31 wins 8 losses 4 draws after beating Maxim who had beaten Patterson and Andrews Trainer Angelo Dundee backs him predicting a top rise as Archie Moore nears retirement with Willie ready to succeed He is a 3 1 favorite over Speiser
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Chicago
Willie Pastrano
New Orleans
Chuck Speiser
Detroit
Pastrano
Joey Maxim
Cleveland
Willie
Maxim
Floyd Patterson
Paul Andrews
Angelo Dundee
Dundee
Archie Moore
Speiser
Moncrief Leads Fourth Army Golfers at Halfway
Fort Bliss star Bob Moncrief maintained a three stroke lead at the halfway point of the Fourth Army golf tournament in San Antonio with a second straight 72 for 144. Roy Schieder of Brooke Army Medical Center sits at 147, Bill Barkley 154, and others include Joe Noviello 156 Lex Simmons 157 Ed Haley 157 Buck Scallon 157. Gene McGlassen of Fort Sill is one stroke behind leaders in the senior division with 170 while Col. H. Faison and Col. A. Britham of Fort Sam Houston lead at 169.
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San Antonio
Bob Moncrief
Fort Bliss
Roy Schieder
Brooke Army Medical Center
Fort Sill
Bill Barkley
Joe Noviello
Lex Simmons
Ed Haley
Buck Scallon
Gene McGlassen
Col. H. Faison
Col. A. Britham
Fort Sam Houston
Reed Favored In Ada Net Meet
ADA Okla UP Airman Whitney Reed winner of the Shawnee and Oklahoma City tennis Opens holds the top seed among 151 entrants in the eighth annual Sooner State Open net tourney opening here. Reed, Alameda California, at Tinker Air Force Base, heads a field that includes former men’s champion Gene Land of Oklahoma City and James A Schulze of Greenville Texas, 1953 winner and Muskogee Indian Capital Journey champ. Five day meet opens with junior divisions.
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Okla
Whitney Reed
Shawnee
Oklahoma City
Reed
Alameda
Calif
Tinker Air Force Base
Gene Land
James A. Schulze
Greenville
Tex
Muskogee
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