Braves and White Sox undefeated after opening week
Major league action left the Milwaukee Braves and Chicago White Sox as the only unbeatens after the first week. Warren Spahn earned his second win as Milwaukee beat Cincinnati 3-1, while Brooklyn dipped from the unbeaten ranks after a doubleheader split with Pittsburgh. In other games, Hank Sauer homered for a 2-1 Chicago win over Philadelphia, and Frank Lane watched a Del Greco trade backfire as Chicago Cubs beat St. Louis 5-3.
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Associated Press
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Cincinnati Redlegs
Milwaukee
Warren Spahn
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Brooklyn
Pitsburgh
Pirates
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Don Zirmmer
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Barclay
Worthington, Jones
Baseball scores and schedules from Eastern and league play
Today's standings show Milwaukee leading the National League with 9 wins and Chicago 4 losses in a packed slate. American League lists Baltimore, Boston, New York, Philadelphia, and others with varied records. tomorrow's schedule features key matchups at New York, Chicago, Milwaukee, and Cincinnati among others.
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Brooklyn
St. Louis
New York
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Aw Pinsburgh
Cincinnati
Cleveland
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Philadelphia
Craig
Pillsburgh
Baltimore
Boston
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Gomez
Brewershy
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Rush
Bull
Kansas City
Detroit
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WeDermoty
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Exhall
Mizell
Washington
Ford
Stobbs
Pittsburgh
Kansas
St.Louis
Avivih
Wwe
City
York
Power Fails Ends Second Washington Baltimore Game
The second Washington Baltimore game was called after a power failure in the fifth inning with Washington leading 2-3. Umpires awaited a ruling from American League President Will Harridge, who said a decision would come after review of the umpires’ report. The first game ended 9-1 in Baltimore’s favor in 10 innings after a late surge, as lights failed earlier in the second game forcing action in near darkness.
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Baltimore
American ‘League
Will Harridge
Chicago
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Upires
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Warren's
K. & H. Tinner
Riddlemoser
Wilson’s
Mobilgas
Estup & Crowther
Northcool
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Arrow’s
Fred
Paint & Glass
Zaverink
Ferrarese
Fornesles
Dutrow
Brown
Ginsberg
Hernando
Morgan
Berberet
Cal
Between You and Me Acolyte of Fame Wades Through Gossip
The item surveys Don Larsen and others with blunt humor on fame and pitching woes. It notes Curt Barclay as a rookie in the starting rotation and recalls Purdue football injuries. Lucy Marlowe joins Andy Carey in the East for Broadway or local gigs as husband sacker hits.
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Purdue
Lucy Marlowe
Andy Carey
Broadway
Gus D'Amato
IBC
Utie
Patterson
Gads Jim Norris
Billy Brown
D'Amato
Stillman
Brown
Gregory
Peck
Bold Ruler Wins Over Gallant Man
New York fans debated if Bold Ruler's victory over Gallant Man and Derby implications signal a curse on both. The stretch fought in Jamaica saw Bold Ruler win by a nose amid jittery finish photos, with Eddie Atkinson and jockeys cited in a chaotic recap of the race and associated sports notes.
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Bold Ruler
Gallant Man
Native Dancer
Nashua
Ubriler
Jamaica
Theoffi
Phow
Eddie Atcaro
Ruler
Robihome
Iinson
Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons
Wheatley
Duke Snider
Henry Carnegie Phipps
Louisville
Mickey Mantle
Oklahoma
Mickey
RBI
Pat Marshall
Southern University
Derby Plans For Irish Bred Gallant Man Foreseen
John Nerud trainer of Gallant Man owned by Ralph Lowe said Derby plans were incomplete but the Irish bred colt would certainly start on the run for the roses.
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John Nerud
Gallant ‘Man
Ralph Lowe
Weekend Fights Outcome in Hartford and Baltimore
The Associated Press reports Billy Lynch outpointed Johnny Cunningham in Hartford while Baltimore notes a 10 to 145 score. In other news, the City Tavern softball team quits the Frederick County Softball League after failing to agree on a manager, with players free to join other clubs.
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Associated Press
Hartford
Conn
Billy Lynch
Johnny Cunningham
Baltimore
City Tavern
Frederick County
Berrios Bassey clash in featherweight eliminator show
Puerto Rico’s Miguel Berrios faces Nigeria’s Hogan Bassey in a Friday NBC telecast from Washington New Capitol Arena. The winner advances to meet France’s Cherif Hamia for the title in May. Also on the card are Kid Gavilan vs Del Flanagan and Harold Gomes vs Bobby Rogers in separate regional bouts.
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Puerto Rico
Miguel Berrios
Nigeria
Hogan
Kid) Bassey
Sandy Seddler
NBC
Washington
New
Capitol Arena
France
Cherif Hamia
Berrios
Bassey
Brooklyn
Carmelesta
Linle Devil
Liverpool
England
Kid Gavilan
Cuba
del Flanagan
St.i .Paul
St. Pauli
Flanagan
ABC
Harold Gomes
Providence
R.J
Bobby Rogers
Chicago
Rhode Island Auditorium
Gomes
Ike Chestnut
New York
Laura Salas
Mexico
Los Angeles
Flint
Mich
Ralph
Tiger) Jones
Yonklers
N.Y
Joey Gray
Detroit
Wilson Near No-Hitter in Chicago Tilt
Wilson, 33, Chicago White Sox right hander, nearly pitched a no hitter against Kansas City, leaving in the seventh after a single by Hector Lopez. The Sox won 4 0 and moved to first in the American League with their fourth win in as many starts. Tom Morgan kept Chicago to one hit until the tenth before a Society of Heroes rally finished the game. Wilson credited luck and noted his seven innings were sharp. umpire Riley Berry praised his live fastball.
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Associated Press
Jim Wilson
White Sox
Kansas City
Hank Sauer
Giants
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Bastler
Wilson
Sox
Hector Lopez
Lopez
Tom Morgan
New York Yankees
Morgan
Nelsons Fox
Page
Jim Rivera
Fred Hatfield
Sherm Lollar
Milwaukee Braves
Gus Zernial
Ilson
Triley Berry
Berry
Turve
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