Big eighth inning backs White Sox win over Senators
Chicago White Sox exploded for an eight run third inning then held on to beat the Washington Senators 9 to 1. Eddie Yost hit a grand slam for Washington, while Luis Aparicio and Jim Lemon added key Chicago moments. Gerry Staley got the win as Romonosky took the loss.
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Twilight Circuit Revises Schedule With Rainouts
Twilight softball league officials released a revised schedule after rain earlier in the season. All remaining games are rain-outs with one tie. Matches listed include Kidd's Cafe versus Detrick and Detrick versus Melody Inn with dates in August and revised standings remain unclear.
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Baseball Scores and St. Paul Wins Highlight Weekend
The Associated Press roundup from the Pacific Coast and International Leagues shows Spokane edging Vancouver 2 0, Salt Lake City beating Seattle 3 2, Phoenix over Sacramento San Diego 4 2, and Portland 1. In the International League Toronto triumphed 8 1 over Richmond 7 1. Additional results include Havana 5 Rochester 1, Buffalo 6 Miami 5, Montreal 10 Columbus 4, Denver 5 Louisville 4, Wichita Minneapolis 5 Omaha 4, Charleston 4 St Paul 5, Indianapolis.
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Nationals Take Title In 13-1 Victory Over Americans
Gat pelt and Harte with key home runs spark Nationals in a 13-1 win over American Little League to clinch the city title and top the playoff series. Hartman and others add power as National Little League All-Stars dominate early, while Kine and Cecil homer for the Americans in a lop-sided game.
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Colts Hold Practice Amid Small Injuries
The Baltimore Colts reported a solid workout session with Weeb Ewbank noting good effort on pass patterns and running plays in Westminster. Rookie Bobby Jordan had a foot X-ray showing no serious damage and lineman Leo Sanford suffered a pulled leg muscle. both expected back soon. Alex Sanduski signed for 1958 while Dupre Spinney and Ken Jackson remain unsigned.
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Spider Webb Stops Szuzina in Madison Square Garden
Spider Webb, filling in for Gene Fuller, halted Franz Szuzina in 0.7 rounds at Madison Square Garden in a technical knockout. Webb dominated with a wave of punches, referee Kessler stopped the fight as Szuzina sagged and fell to his corner.
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Wrong To Fine Ted For Spitting Says Durocher
Ex manager Leo Durocher defends Ted Williams after a 250 fine for spitting during a game in Kansas City. He argues Williams did not threaten or strike anyone, only displaying displeasure at fans who booed him for not running to first on a routine play. Durocher, now a network commentator, calls Williams a likable, unique figure in baseball.
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Stengel Calls Giants a Freak Team at Birthday Lunch
Kansas City AP Casey Stengel, on his 68th birthday, labeled the San Francisco Giants a freak team and urged patience with the Athletics rebuild. He warned no one should expect a miracle in one year, recalled a disputed Milwaukee quote, and received a new World Series diamond ring among gifts.
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Jones Seeks Third NL Strikeout Title Despite Few Outs
Philadelphia AP report notes Sam Jones of the St Louis Cardinals aims for a third National League strikeout crown while rarely targeting a single batter. He fanned seven in a Tuesday night loss to Philadelphia, lifting his season total to 137, 40 ahead of Robins Roberts and Johnny Podres. Turley leads the American League with 118.
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