Maglie Shuts Braves, Cardinals Win 2-1 In Milwaukee
Sal Maglie, 41, in first Cardinals start since a trade from the Yankees, beat Milwaukee 2-1 to push St. Louis to a second straight win over the league-leading Braves. He pitched seven innings allowing five hits before pinch hitting, with Larry Jackson finishing the shutout. Joey Jay, 19, took the loss after a strong outing.
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Indians Win Two One Run Decisions Over Senators
In Cleveland, the Indians beat the Washington Senators 4-3 in the opener and 1-0 in the nightcap. Minnie Minoso homered in both games, including a sixth inning tally in the second game that broke a scoreless duel with Mudcat Grant tossing a six hit shutout for his sixth win. Grant retired the last 12 batters after allowing a single in the sixth.
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Sunday Baseball Scores and Schedule Behind Milwaukee San Francisco
MLB results include St Louis 2 Milwaukee 1 and Los Angeles 4 Pittsburgh 1 with a 10 inning second game 3-2. San Francisco 5 Philadelphia 4 in 14 innings and 1-0 first game called end of curfew. Cincinnati 6 Chicago 2. Chicago 8 Cincinnati 6 in first games. Monday’s games list San Francisco at Milwaukee night Giel vs Willey Los Angeles at Cincinnati Padres vs Lawrence, St Louis at Pittsburgh Brosnan or Smith.
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Kirkland's 14th inning blast wins for Giants
Willie Kirkland, back from the minor leagues, hit a 14th inning homer to lift the San Francisco Giants 5 4 over the Philadelphia Phillies in the opener of a doubleheader. The second game was halted by a 7 p.m. curfew with the Giants ahead 14 in the sixth. will be completed later with no date set.
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Barons Erupt In 13th To Take Big Eight Win
Big Eight clash at Ruston ended 5-4 as Loftin hit a top of the 13th homer. Bastrop pitchers Madden Price and Ruston’s Parker starred. Henderson’s eighth inning double tied the game. Minden beat Bernice 6-2. Homer game rained out.
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Milwaukee Brave Pitcher Hospitalized With Leg Infection
MILWAUKEE AP Humber to Robinson, Milwaukee Brave pitcher, was sent to Milwaukee Hospital Sunday for treatment of an infection in the lymph gland of his right leg. He was expected to be confined for three or four days.
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Matson Signs Sixth Card Contract With Cardinals
Ollie Matson, one of the NFLs speediest backs, signed his sixth contract with the Chicago Cardinals, announced Saturday by Managing Director Walter Wolfner.
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Elliott Runs 3 57.9 Mile Despite IAAF Time Rules
Australian miler Herb Elliott wins the AAU title with a 3:57.9 for the mile, but IAAF time rules in fifths of a second may prevent an official world mark. He edges Merv Lincoln by three strides as coach Cerutty cites subpar form and travel fatigue.
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Kroll Ties Bolt for Second in Flint Open Showdown
Ted Kroll, a Sarasota war hero, shot 69 to finish 211 after 54 holes in Flint Open. He trails leader Tommy Bolt by two with Jack Fleck at 213 and Julius Boros and Bill Casper Jr. at 214. The trio heads into an 18?hole finale at Warwick Hills as several players remain in striking distance.
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Olmedo Beats Douglas for Net Title in four sets
In Annapolis, Alex Olmedo of Southern California defeated Stanford’s Jack Douglas in four sets to capture the NCAA tennis championship and clinch the Trojans’ fourth team title. Olmedo, 22, from Arequipa Peru, showed steady play after dropping the second set as Douglas challenged with breaks, but Olmedo led 3-2 in the third and did not relinquish the lead.
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