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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1956

Page

6

Orioles Lose Again as White Sox Wallop Baltimore

Chicago pitcher Billy Pierce earned his seventh win as the White Sox crushed the Orioles for the third straight time 134 before 7 387 in Baltimore. Minnie Minoso delivered a two run homer in the eighth and Ferrarese allowed 12 hits and nine earned runs for Baltimore.

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St. Louis Weavers edge Giants in 11-5 wide game

In a high scoring baseball card, the St. Louis Weavers defeated the New York Giants 11 to 5 behind strong pitching by Vinegar Bend Mizell and hit solid offense including Ken Boyer s home run. The game featured multiple hits from Bears and Braves players as well as fielding highlights.

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Dodgers top Braves 9 5 in Thurmont Little League clash

Dodgers explode for six in the second inning to beat the Braves 9 5 at Thurmont. Harry Boller twirls a complete game win allowing four hits while Bill Holt drives in the first two runs for the Dodgers and Dick Dinterman takes the loss with six runs charged against him.

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Kuenn Leads Detroit Upsurge in AL Standings

Detroit's Harvey Kuenn fueled a six game win streak that lifted the Tigers into a .500 mark and a tie for fourth. He hit safely in all six games, raising his average to .356, fourth in the league, while Mickey Mantle tops the AL at .411 with 20 home runs and most RBIs.

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Thomson Wins Texas Open and Golf Drama on Dallas Course

Young British star Peter Thomson tied Cary Middlecoff and Gene Littler at the Texas Open in a dramatic finish. The playoff saw Thomson birdie the second hole to win as Littler missed by inches. Middlecoff settled for a share of second.

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Baseball standings and schedule from the National and American Leagues

The column lists team records with wins losses and schedules. It notes Milwaukee Chicago New York St Louis Cleveland Philadelphia and other clubs with games slated for today and yesterday results. High level standings show Philadelphia Cincinnati and Chicago among leaders with several matchups set across multiple venues.

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Musgrave Signs with Orioles After Missouri Star Season

St Louis June 4 W Bo Musgrave University of Missouri outfielder signed with Baltimore Orioles. The 21 year old, lefthanded, 6 feet tall with a 170 pound frame, will join the San Antonio farm club in the Texas League. Galivan says he will be in the lineup immediately after earning a journalism degree.

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Bragg Struggles With Weak Poles In Olympic Aim

Villanova pole vaulter Don Bragg, weighing 195 pounds, cannot find a pole strong enough to support his vaults. Athletic director Bud Dudley searches for a durable pole as Bragg eyes an Olympic outdoor mark despite recent underwhelming performances. A specially constructed pole from Harry Gill Co. is en route for testing this week.

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Moore Faces Pompey For World Light Heavy Title

Archie Moore meets Yolande Pompey in a heavyweight title bout as a late career move. Moore, age disputed at 39 plus, seeks momentum after a loss to Rocky Marciano. Pompey, 27, brings power with 21 knockouts in 35 fights.

London Archie Moore Kiwanis Hal Fisher Rotary Mound Yolande Pompey Moore Rocky Marciano Nat Fleischer Norematch Pompey Fine Fettle Vic

St. Louis Cardinals Sell Max Surkont to San Francisco

The St Louis Cardinals sold pitcher Max Surkont to San Francisco of the California Coast League. The deal followed a recent trade with Pittsburgh. The cash figure was not disclosed.

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