Eight Seek Entry To 20-Game Win Circle
Eight big league pitchers sit at least halfway to 20 wins led by Bud Daley with 12 and Ernie Broglio with 10. Vernon Laws Sam Jones Larry Jackson Bob Friend Lew Burdette and Jim Perry also contend as recent slumps threaten their path. OnlySpahn Burdette Jones and Early Wynn reached 20 wins in 1959.
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Ben Olan
Associated Press
NEW York
Bud Daley
Kansas City
Ernie Broglio
St. Louis Cardinals
Vernon Laws
Pittsburgh
Sam Jones
San Francisco
Larry Jackson
St. Louis
Bob Friend
Lew ‘Burdette
Milwaukee
Jim Perry
Cleveland
Broglio
Daley
Law
Friend
Jones
Giants
Perry
Warren Spahn
Lew Burdette
Chicago
Wenn
Tuesday Baseball Scores and Upcoming Games Report
Tuesday results from major league games include New York 13 Cleveland 11 Chicago 6 Boston 0 Washington 5 Detroit 0 Baltimore 9 and Kansas City 3 in 19 innings. Tomorrow schedule features Washington at Detroit and Los Angeles at Pittsburgh among others with key pitchers listed for each matchup.
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New York
Cleveland
Chicago
Boston
Washington
Detroit
Baltimore
Kansas City
Ditmar
Bell
Monbouquette
Kemmerer
Pascual
Detoit
Pappas
Kannas City
Herbert
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Law
Williams
N St. Louis
Broglio
Willey
N . Philadelphia
Short
Jones
Hobbie
Freeman i
Newcome
Hook
We. L. Pet. G.B
Detroit Altar
Washington A
Yankees Rally Past Indians 13-11 in Cleveland
New York hitters led by Bill Skowron two home runs and a three run double sparked a 13 11 victory over the Cleveland Indians before 1068 at Municipal Stadium Roger Maris and Yogi Berra also homered for the Yankees Tito Francona and Piersall homered for Cleveland Skowron delivered a game winning two bagger in the ninth after New York trailed 11 8 entering the final inning Bud Bousfield took the loss for Cleveland and Rane Duren earned the win for New York Also noted were Turner and Daley retirements and a fan incident in Baltimore during an Orioles Athletics game
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Cleveland
Bill Skowron
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Municipal Stadium
Roger Maris
Yogi Berra
Yankees
Kim Piersail
Indians
Skowron
Ted Bowsheld
Tito Francona
Piersall
New York
Kim Coates
John Tempie
Cleif Boyer
Mans
Boyer
Coates
Maas
James
Grba
Duren
Turley
Berra
Perry
Klippstein
Locke
Bousfield
Grant
Romano
W—Duren
L—Bousfield
Maris
Was
Kansas City
Bud Daley Wid
Baltimore Origles
Athletics
Daley
Victoris
Hoyt Wilhelm
Baltimore
Chuck Estrada
Wilhelm
Marv Breeding
Estrada
Jackie Brandt
Bob Stewart
Wilelm
Triandos
Courtney
B. Daley
Trowbridge
K. Johnson
P. Daley
Wuilhelm
L—B Daley
Hansen
Associated Press
Juan Marichal
Giants
Philadelphia
Phils
Liston says Patterson bout will thrill fans
Denver AP report notes heavyweight champ Floyd Patterson as No 1 challenger Sonny Liston predicts a future title clash after kayoing Zora Folley in 388 seconds at Denver Coliseum Monday night. Folley fought cautiously first round but Liston dominated rounds two and three delivering sharp combinations and knockdowns.
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Denver
Zora Folley
Lenny Liston
Floyd Patterson
Liston
Patterson
Folley
Zero
Philadelphia
Ramos Downs Tigers On 1 Hit
Washington right hander Pedro Ramos pitched a masterful one hit win 5-0 over Detroit in Briggs Stadium. Colavito spoiled the bid for a no hitter with a eighth inning grounder that barely eluded shortstop, while Ramos fanned nine and walked four for his sixth victory. Gardner and Rallebrew hit Washington home runs.
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Detroit
Rocky Colavito
Pedro Ramos
Washington
Senators
Detroit Tigers
Ramos
Tigers
Colavito
Jose Valdisieno
Briggs Stadium
Baltimore
Hart Wilhelm
New York
Minmum
Batley
Mossi
Regan
Labine
Berberet
L—Mossi
Gardner
Rallebrew
Late results and horse race win at Shenandoah track
Top Lass wins Shenandoah feature at Shenandoah Race Track with Game Stvie and Wisen's Joy behind. Crowd records set as 5,571 attend and wagered $263,688 with a bonanza pool of $14,364. Also reports baseball scores and boxing news including postponed world light heavyweight title fight and Billy Ryan’s Chicago bout plans.
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New York
Archie Moore
San Diego
Calif
Enc Schoeppner
Germany
Toronto
Feature Sports, Inc
Ryan
Chicago
Billy Ryan
Lowell
Mass
Sonny Ray
Chicago Stadium
ABC
Expansion talks loom as major leagues plan growth
Major and minor league officials debate expansion to 16 and nine clubs with cities like Houston Toronto and Minneapolis Saint Paul in consideration. Branch Rickey of the Continental League accepts an invitation to meet while cautioning over internal NL expansion and backing a third major league via Continental League.
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New York
Hank Greenberg
Chicago
Houston
Toronto
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Branch Rickey
Rickey
Columbus
National League
U.S. Congress
Jjamsville to Play Middletown and Leone's Next
Jjamsville hosts Middletown tonight at McCurdy Field in a Maryland State League game after rained out tie with Germantown. Tomorrow Bush Creekers meet Leone's of Baltimore under the Lights as Leone's boasts 40 wins and 4 losses with alumni linked to major league figures and Orioles scout Waterhouse managing.
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Jjamsville
Middletown
McCurdy Field
P.m
Germantown
Bush Creekers
Leone's
Baltimore
Fort Myer
Front Royal
Leone
al Kaline
Detroit
Barry Sherrone
Miami
Tom Phoebus
Baltimore Orioles
Waterhouse
Oriole
Holmberg Favored In Tennis Play At Baltimore Invite
Ron Holmberg the nation's fourth ranked tennis player opens the Middle Atlantic Invitation on grass at Baltimore Country Club. Seeded first in a 32 player field, he is a 1958 Davis Cup member from Brooklyn. Defending champ Harry Hoffman sits second with Bill Hoogs Jr and Buzzy Hetleman also among top seeds.
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Baltimore
Ron Holmberg
Mwe
Baltimore Country Club
Brooklyn
N.Y
United States
Middle Atlantic
Harry Hoffman
Philadelphia
Bill Hoogs Jr
Berkeley
Calif
Buzzy Hetleman
John Brownlow
Shaker Heights
Olio
A C S to Play Softball All Stars
East Frederick AC of the TriState major Softball League faces the Frederick Carroll Co League All Stars in Johnsville at 6 45 pm. The All Stars, uniting players from Johnsville Unionville Union Bridge VFW M O Foutz Green Valley and Cambridge Rubber Co, seek to stop East Frederick and boast a 23 man roster.
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East Frederick
Colts Sign Free Agent Jim Aho To Training Camp
Westminster Maryland AP reports coach Weeb Ewbank signed Jim Aho a free agent halfback at age 23 6 ft 212 lbs from Colorado and Camp Lejeune Marine service as an added starter for the Colts 18 newcomers compete for berths as 34 veterans report for training. Floyd Patterson wins S Rae Hickok poll for June pro athlete of the year.
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Westminster
Weeb Ewbank
Jim Aho
Tues
Ballenore Colts
Aho
Colorado
Camp Lejuene
N.C
Marines
Ewbank
Net
Floyd
New York
Floyd Patterson
S. Rae Hickok
County Jr loop results and major league notes
County Jr loop results show Hyattstown routing Walkersville 10 to 2 with Murphy driving in two homers. Butterfly Lane topped Middletown 9 to 4 as Cosgrave and Snoots led scoring. Shookstown edged Harmony 19 to 17 with Roberts and Ayers producing key hits. Araby beat Myersville 8 to 5 behind Ausherman and Durrow. Mt Carmel routed New Market 19 to 18 as Weizel and Mam contributed. Yellow Springs defeated Braddock Heights 31 to 20 with Smith and Brickhouse homering. In majors, Skowron drove in five for the Yankees in a 13 11 win over the Indians, and Marichal pitched a 1–hit shutout in his first major league start. A new Independence resident, Mrs. Ray Herbert, welcomed a son, adding to her two daughters.
Aparicio's three-run homer powers White Sox shutout
Chicago White Sox beat Boston 6 to 0 as Luis Aparicio hit a three-run inside-the-park homer in the fourth and Billy Pierce allowed four hits in his first shutout of the year. Pierce improved to 8-3, with Lollar driving in runs and Tasby mishap aiding the rally.
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Chicago
Luis Aparicies
Billy Pierce
Chicago White Sox
Boston
Pierce
Aparicio
Sherm Loklar
Ad Smith
Lins
Willie Tasby
White Sox
F_ Sullivan
Sturdivant
Fortueles
H Sullivan
Lollar
W—Pierce
L—F Sullivan
Apanicio
Miss Wright Withdraws From Worcester Open Practice
Mickel Wright defending champion and favorite in the US Women s Open Golf Tournament hurt her right knee in a Tuesday practice round in Worcester Massachusetts. The San Diego California pro complained of the injury in the morning and did not play in the afternoon receiving a cortisone injection for a wrenched knee.
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Miss Wright Hurf
Worcester. Mass
Mickel Wright
Tuesay
San Diego
Calii
PGA Tourney Sees Huge Field and Lingering Pains
The PGA Championship opens at Firestone with 197 qualifiers in 13 categories and about 190 starters. The field mix includes club pros and stars like Arnold Palmer and Ben Hogan, amid a longer tougher course and potential scheduling twists.
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Hugh Fullerton JR
Akron
Ohio
Assn. Champinship
PGA
Enur
Firestone Country Club
Ch Bieger
Arnold Palmer
Billy Casner
Ken Venturi
George Bayer
Don January
Mason Rudolph
Firestone
Ben Hogan
Hogan
Mackay and Bartzen Cruise to Third Round in Clay Courts
Top seed Barry Mackay from Dayton defeated Jim Tattersall of Great Britain 6 4 6 3 to reach the third round of the National Clay Courts Tennis Tournament. Bernard Tut Bartzen down Ronnie Fisher of Houston 6 6 7 6 9 7, advancing as the second seed. Topiary note follows, defining an ancient garden craft.
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Charles Chamberlain
Associated Press
Chicago
Barry Mackay
Bernard ‘Tut’ Bartzen
Natonal
Mackay
Vowernlaxer
Dayton
Jim Tattersall
Great Britain
Barizen
Ore
Ronnie Fisher
Houston
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Orioles
Terrence Lamont Turner
Kansas City Athletics
Bob Davis
Dallas
American Assn
Thrill
Cardwell
Schaffernoth
Tappe
Otoole
W —Otoole
L—Cardwell
Robinson
St. Lous
Gibson
McDaniel
Kline
Smith
Sawatski
Buhl
Piche
Crandall
W—Piche
L—Gibson
Flood
Musial
Javier
Aaron
Wjamsville
Holmberg
A.c’s
COLTS
Pete Rademacher
George Chuvalo
En Bedford
Tommy Tibbs
Frank Talafero
Hartford
Conn
Jose Luis Cruz
Mexico
Tony Maya
Quincy
Joe Denucci
Newton
Tony Dupas
New Orleans
North Miami
Murphy
Hyattstown
Walkersville
Rippeon
Hater
Stevens
Elworthy
Garber
Butterfly Lane
Nikirk
House
Cosgrave
Snoots
Shafer
Palm
Shookstown
Harmony
Harmony i
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Ayers
Zepp
Neel
Wiles
Baker
Ausherman
Araby
Myersville
Durrow
Bachtell
Bidle
Mr. Carmel
New Market
Devil Hiss
Mt Carmel
Mt. Carmel
Weizel
Burgee and
St Claire
Yellow Springs
Brickhouse
Braddock Heights
Ray
Grewing
Russell
Gannon
Metz
Bere
Independence, Mo
Ray Herbert
Herberts
the News
Frederick
Maryland
Don Larsen
Dallas-Fort Worth
American Association
Atlantic
Blue Ridge Oil Company
Frederick, Md
Aero Oil CO
Atlantic Heating
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