Redlegs shine in 1956 All Star win boosts NL lead
Cincinnati stars Ted Kluszewski Roy McMillan and Johnny Temple helped the National League defeat the American League 7 to 3 in Washington. Willie Mays homered for the NL while Musial hit his fifth All Star homer and Temple and McMillan turned a key double play.
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Mays
Boyer
Stan Musial
Cardinal
Williams
Musial
Teammate Boyer
Alston
Kluszewski
Yogi Berra
Berra
Willie Mays
Nellie Fox
Ted Williams
Mickey Mantle
Sherman Lollar
al Kaline
Redlegs
McMillan
Temple
Antonelli
Klu
Redlegs Acquit Themselves In All Star Game
The Cincinnati Redlegs held their own in the 9 3 National League win at Washington. Temple McMillan and Kluszewski stood out with solid hits and defense as Ed Bailey handled pitchers well. Ken Boyer sparked the NL with three straight singles and Mays homered for the Giants.
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Betee
Robinson
d-Snider
Musial
Aaron
Ceed
Tesees Bae
Spahn
Antonelli
American Arrhore
Piersall
Cooces
Vernon
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Wilson
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Friend
Gerenplinae
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Long
Berra
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Bailey
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Redleg
Washington, D. C
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Roy McMillan
Ted Kluszewski
Redlegs
Frankie Robinson
Gus Bell
Billy Pierce
Ed Bailey
Bob Friend
Warren Spahn
Johnny Antonelli
Smoky” Alston
Ken Boyer
St. Louis Cardinals
Flash
New York Giants
Veteran Kinder Joins the Chicago White Sox in Waivers
The 41 year old right hand reliever Ellis Kinder was acquired by the Chicago White Sox from the St. Louis Cardinals on inter league waivers. Kinder had a 20 win season with the Cardinals and previously posted a 5-5 record with St Louis after a 1955 move from the Red Sox. He debuted with the Browns in 1946 and holds a career 99-70). He once went 23-6 with the Red Sox in 195? season.
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Ellis Kinder
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St. Louis Cardinals
Kinder
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St. Louis
Boston Red Sox
St. Louis Browns
Red Sox
International League Scores Roundup
Columbus beat Richmond 6 to 5 in a high scoring game while Havana defeated Miami 6 to 1 Rochester won 2 to 1 at Montreal Toronto at Buffalo game postponed with no result reported.
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Richmond
Havana
Miami
Rochester
Montreal
Toronto
Buffalo
PR man resigns from Toledo athletics department
Don Dodds has resigned as public relations head of the University of Toledo athletic department and intramural director.
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Toledo, Ohio
Don Dodds
University of Toledo
National League standings and All Star results
National League standings show Cincinnati 44 0, Milwaukee 41 30, Brooklyn 42 32, St. Louis 37 39, Pittsburgh 35 37, Chicago 31 40, Philadelphia 32 43, New York 30 41 with win percentages. All Stars game results note National League 7, American League 3. Schedule lists games including New York at Milwaukee and Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule Amid Midseason Heat
The American League table shows New York leading with 52 26 .667 clear of Chicago 43 30 .589 and Cleveland 31 31 .500. Upcoming games include Detroit at Washington and Kansas City at Baltimore, with Chicago at Boston and Cleveland at New York on the schedule. In the American Association Louisville beat Indianapolis 7 3 and Omaha defeated St Paul 11 3 as Denver topped Minneapolis and Wichita bested Charleston 2 3.
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Associated Press
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Coast Schools Seek New Code Suspension Ban
Southern California and UCLA push to suspend PCC bans on athletes and draft a new code for athletic scholarships. Dr. Fagg and Dr. Allen back the move with a two week deadline for presidents to meet and decide on suspensions and sanctions.
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Los Angeles
Southern California
UCLA
Pacific Coast Conference
Fred C. Fagg
University of Southern California
Robert Gordon
Presidents’ Council
PCC
Raymond B. Allen
Washington
Boyer Shines in All Star Game Heroics
Ken Boyer, 25, Berkeley Missouri, starred for the National League in the All Star Game, making crucial defensive plays at third and driving in the decisive run. Managers Walt Alston and Casey Stengel praised his performance, noting his fielding stopped rallies and his timely hits.
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Walt Alston
Boyer
Berkeley
Casey Stengel
Stengel
Detroit
Harve
Kuenn
Ray Boone
Alston
Cardinal
Musial
Gus Bell
Cincinnati
Dale Aert de Yer
No Record For Mantle Whiffs
Mickey Mantle struck out three times in Tuesday's All Star game. The feat of three strikeouts in an All Star game has happened before with players such as Lou Gehrig in 1934, Bob Johnson in 1935, Stan Hack in 1939, Joe Gordon in 1942, Ken Keltner in 1943, and Jim Hegan in 1950.
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Mickey Mantle
Lou Gehrig
Bob Johnson
Philadelphia Athletics
Stan Hack
Chicago Cubs
Joe Gordon
Yankees
Ken Keltner
Cleveland
Jim Hegan
Boston-Cuba bout logart outpoints wilber wilson in boxing
In a Boston match Isaac Logart defeated Wilber Wilson 149% to 147% as Cuba. Another bout in Windsor Ontario saw Don Japier defeat Jim Saunders 192 to 223 in Duluth Minnesota with Japier winning by decision.
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Isaac Logart
Cuba
Wilber Wilson
Windsor
Ont
Don Japier
Duluth
Minn
Jim Saunders
Winnipeg
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