Mays belts 6th homer in Giants 13 6 win over Reds
Willie Mays powered a nine run sixth inning in San Francisco to beat Cincinnati 13 6 as Mays added his sixth homer. Jesus Alou drove in three and rookie Jim Hart had three hits for the Giants while Chico Ruiz and others contributed. Billy Pierce earned the win.
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Bombers Outline Maryland State League Debut
Frederick Bombers expect a fourth place finish in their first Maryland State League season. Manager Clarence Cooper plans a blend of experience and youth with Albert Hall at third, Bob Magruder at short, Dave Layer at second, James Snowden at first, William Hall left, Donald Snowden center, Tommy Ambush right. Pitching pairs Garfield Hoy and Paul Sands with Sonny Cartnail and Donald Bowie as bullpen prospects. Jack Hardy to catch with Bowie backing up. Snow den, Cartnail, Bowie as newcomers. Green, Watts also stand out in drills.
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Tigers Split With Twins in Doubleheader
Detroit toppled Minnesota 3-1 in the second game as Dave Wickersham earned the win. In the opener Harmon Killebrew led Minnesota with two two run homers and Camilo Pascual allowed five hits in a 12-3 Twins rout. George Thomas homered twice and drove in Detroit's third run with a sacrifice fly.
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Musial's Book a Solid Hit Behind The Man
AP reports Stan Musial's memoir Stan Musial The Man's Own Story as Told to Bob Broeg about a kid who chased baseball and rose to stardom. It outlines his .331 career average, seven batting titles, three MVPs, and 24 All Star selections, with personal details from his Polish father and Czech mother. Also notes his number 6 retirement and a Seattle win in the Pacific Coast League.
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Cowboys roll to unaccounted football history
Wyoming coach Hardy and players Sonny Liston Jess Will Rollins featured as heavyweight Cowboys in a 1949 era. They were among champions who fell short after sitting on their stools, revealing a period of dramatic team turnover.
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