Braves and Braves Clash In Milwaukee Roundup
Milwaukee pitchers falter as the Braves surge toward the National League lead. The Braves, aided by strong catching and timely hits, win key games including a Sunday doubleheader sweep. Chicago Cubs, Cincinnati, and Brooklyn also win or hold ground while star players like Musial and Koufax contribute multi-hit performances.
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Braves
Cincinnati
Hal Jeficent
St. Louis
Stan Musial
Brooklyn
Milwaukey
Dodgers
New York Giants
Duke Snithe
Ehab
Ruben
Giants
Clan Habine
Sindy Koufax
Pittsburgh
Cadl Simmons
Hey
Dodgers players weigh move to Los Angeles in 1957
Brooklyn Dodgers players polled reveal mixed views on relocating to the West Coast. Several top stars, including Duke Snider and Pee Wee Reese, voice uncertainty while others like Carl Furillo and Campanella foresee a shift to Los Angeles. Some express willingness to move with families, while most anticipate the move may unfold soon or later.
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Brooklyn
Dodgers
Los Angeles
Avaid
Pee Wee Reese
Ron Campanella
Jim Gillian
Murphe
Dodkrers
Carl Furilla
Duke Snider
Don Newcombe
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Preston
O'Malley
Lion Zimmer
Lichels Field
Iasi
Inlerskine
Mirbus
Malley
Wheels Field
Campanella
Broslyn
Islan
Avery Sell
Reese
Log Angeles
Ant
Pye
Cubs rookie Drott fans 19 as Cubs sweep Braves
Chicago rookie Dick Drott struck out 19 Milwaukee batters and earned a win in the first game of a doubleheader. The Cubs defeated the Braves 7 5 in the opener and 5 4 in the nightcap to take the series 3 1. Drott, 20, tied a major league best with 19 strikeouts and walked none in seven innings.
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Dick Drath
Wen
Chicago Cubs
Selehh
Sanday
Braves
Gen. Conley
Hanes
Jian Pixuren
Cubs
Chicago
Dick Is Drott
Mibwaukee Braves
Drott
Albeviee
Players Wanted For Junior League In Lawton
Lawton seeks boys aged 11 and under to form a fourth team for a junior baseball loop. Paul Priccy, director of Lawton’s youth leagues, urges interested players to meet each morning this week at 9 AM at Diamond No 4 near Memorial Park. Pee Wee and Midget loops are underway. junior play hinges on forming a four team slate.
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Lawton
Paul Priccy
Diamond No. 4
Memorial Park
Prior
Two Pirates Stars Tie Up Split Doubleheader Losses
Roberto Clemente drove in five runs with three singles and a triple in the Pirates opener, then added a single and double in the nightcap as Philadelphia won 12-5 and 6-3. Billy Pierce of the White Sox blanked Cleveland 1-0 in ten innings to become the first major leaguer to win 150 games.
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Roy Face
Dan Cardell
Philadelphia
Billy Pierce
Cleveland
Chicago White Sox
Ray Nateski
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New York
Associated Press
Pirates
Phillies
White Sox
Hobart Edges Colonels 9 8 In Wild Loop Opener
Hobart nips Colonels 9 8 in a wacky opener as wild pitching and untimely errors fueled a four run fourth inning. Lawton Fort Sill American Legion junior team built early lead but Hobart rallied with two runs in sixth and seventh to seal the verdict.
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Nobart
Lawston-Fort Sill
American Legion
Santay
Colmnels
Biaking
Aurore Funk Vince
Lawton High School
Nosighe
Lawton
Hele A
Mergin
Hobart tops Colonels in opener as Labaugh shines
Labaugh pitched five innings with nine walks and one hit allowed but earned a win for Hobart in a rough opener. Hobart’s Adalpis Pouker drove in two runs with two singles, Earl Stark added a hit and a run, while Duane Robison collected three hits in five at bats. The Colonels soured with four errors, and the slate showed multiple players staving off defense in a chaotic game. Next, Cordell at Elk Helty, Altus, and Mingunt await as the Calons travel and host, with Memorial Park the set site and 5 PM start times noted.
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Adalpis Pouker
Earl Stark
Duane Robison
Colonels
Goth
Lawton Jeft
Slohart
Cpp
Elk Helty
Cordell
Altus Caine Allurgina
Calonels
Mingunt
Tele City
Memo ‘Orial Park
Colone
Rhop
Vonhison
Tuiman
Willlams
Sawyer
Hebat
Vince Usewwlan
Gate
Anil Don
Unreadable OCR List of Baseball Names and Fragments
Fragmented sports notes list player surnames and team mentions with unclear context. Entities scattered include Dodgers Yankees Angels and several misspelled names like Mavovski Repilskiy and Fernie Philips. No coherent event or outcome discernible from the readable text.
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Phidiex
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Viana Red Cram
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Kier
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Neemi
Davinnski
Snider
Dodgers
Temps
Yost
Senate Ans
Patina
Jeffepen
Redlows
Fernie
Philips
Sox
Bartzen Lauded After Cup Wins
Bernard Bartzen of San Angelo Texas won the deciding Davis Cup match for the United States against Venezuela, 4-1 in the semifinal. Seixas praised Bartzen as a leading player while noting the team faces a tough path to the interzone finals with upcoming matches in August and possible Canada Brazil Israel ties.
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Venonsela
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Vic Seixas
United States
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Mipet
Australia
Phildelphian
Svinns
Brazil
Montreal
England
Israel
Seixas Cundevent
Pimentel
Vencanela
Grant Golden
Bernard
Tut" Barlzen
San Angelo
Tex
Seixas
Ealy
Riciuedo Lopez
Barlien
Dodgers and Giants Could Move to West Coast
A three club shift to relocate the Brooklyn Dodgers to Los Angeles the New York Giants to San Francisco and the Cincinnati Redlegs to New York was set for National League talks in Chicago. Contracts on TV and broadcasting rights are ready with park designs for Los Angeles and San Francisco. If approved the changes would take effect in 1958 pending a unanimous vote by NL owners.
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National League
Biseball Souves
United Press
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Dodgers
Giants
West Coast
New York
Redlegs
Lawton Nudges Hawks For 3rd Straight Win
Lawton hosts Greenville in a three game series at Memorial Park after a 4-2 win over Shawnee. Left hander Clifford Jones will start for Lawton against Greenville, aiming to extend a three game unbeaten stretch and move into fourth place behind Ardmore and Muskogee.
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Braves
Greenville
Little
Yankees
Shawnee
Clifford
Red) Jones
Seminole
Braves Conigst
Jones
Alpine
Tex
Memorial Park
Travis Jackson
Sooner
Muskogee
Ardmore
Braves win fifth straight at home behind Holmes one hitter
The Braves beat Shawnee 4 0 as righthander Bill Holmes retired seven before tiring in the eighth. Paul Dean finished with a nine pitch save after wild throws and back to back hits loaded the bases in the ninth. Lawton backed Holmes with timely hitting including a three run third inning featuring Anderson and Healy.
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Washington
Yogi Berra
Tony Mubek
Rob Grim
Bosion Red Sox
Baltimore
Ted Williams
Dean Stone
Ike Delock
Mickey Vernon
Braves
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Dick Healy
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Anderson
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Miler
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Jack Dean
R&h
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Olf Dneksnn
Williame
Toler
Clark, Johnson
Ensley
Ardmore Widens Lead in Sooner State Loop
Ardmore's Cardinals erupted for 14 timely hits, routing Ponca City 10-3 in the first game and 4-2 in the nightcap to widen their lead over Muskogee in the Sooner State League. Ponca City made nine errors in game one as Don Bibel homered in the nightcap. Paris won the first of a doubleheader 2-0, Seminole took the second 4-3, and Par is moved into sixth while Ponca City dropped to seventh.
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Ponca City
Giants
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Seminole
Cubs
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Don Biebel
Harry Gucerk
Athletics
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le Uel
Bob Beattie
Boi- Wart Hinojosa
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