Cubs Smash Pirates as Law Unravels in Second
Chicago baseball report describes Vern Law chased after four unearned runs in the second inning as the Cubs routed the first place Pirates 13 to 2. Dick Ellsworth pitched well for Chicago with eight innings, Moe Drabowsky finished, Ernie Banks led a 16 hit attack with two doubles and a single.
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Elsworth
Oebowsky
Beeches
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Associated Press
Jim Costes
Yankees
White Sox
Lions defeat Optimists 16 to 7 at Staley Stadium
The Lions surged past the Optimists 16 7 in a National Little League game at Staley Stadium. The Lions led from the fifth inning after a five run burst and added eight more in the final frame to seal the win. A rained out Lions Opticist makeup game is set for tonight at the same venue.
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Art Wall Leads Open Golf Qualifier With 128 At Twin Hills
Art Wall Jr. of Pocono Manor Pa shot 65 63 for a 128 four under par to lead the National Open qualifying at Twin Hills Oklahoma City. 34 of 67 entrants qualified for Denver June 18-20 while other sectional results included Ernie Ball 76 71 at Medinah and Chick Harbert 72 67 in Dearborn.
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Oklahoma City
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Akron
Ohio
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Ed Furgol
Export
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Thorne Wood
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Rechter
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County Junior League results highlight multiple games
Myersville edged Harmony 3 2 after a six inning rally led by Bachtell. Middletown defeated Braddock Heights 11 3 as Palm limited the visitors to three hits. Hyattstown swept Butterfly Lane 24 4 with Burdette two homers. Yellow Springs crushed Shookstown 23 4 as Koehl Kinsey and Rusherman supplied offense. New Market beat Araby 14 9 in a County Junior League contest.
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Ingemar Johansson Sprains Back at Grossinger
World Heavyweight Champion Ingemar Johansson suffered a sprained back at Grossinger N Y on Tuesday and flew to New York for treatment. He expects to rest two or three days and may miss a planned June 20 title defense against Patterson. Doctor Herbert Salzberg will visit the camp to continue care.
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New York
League Leaders ameer Americal League Batting and More
League leaders include Maris New York with 15 home runs and 37 RBIs while Mantle New York leads runs with 41 and Berra New York sits high in batting. In the National League Clemente Pittsburgh tops at bats with 358 and Skinner Pittsburgh leads runs with 38. Pellington to return to Baltimore for eighth NFL season. Johansson sick but near recovery after workout in Grossinger New York.
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Pellington
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Colts
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Defiance
Rutgers
No-Hitter Rocks Senators In 7-2 Win Over Kansas City
Washington pounded 15 hits as Harmon Killebrew homered and Camilo Pascual earned his sixth win in relief of a tense seventh inning. Earl Battey and Billy Gardner had three hits apiece as the Senators broadside Kansas City, 7-2, keeping sixth place in sight and dealing Ray Herbert the loss.
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Billy Gardner
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Bucks
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Kiely
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Siebern
Snyder
Killebrew
Cepeda and McCovey Benched as Giants Seek Reset
San Francisco manager Bill Rigney sat Orlando Cepeda and Willie McCovey after slumping at the plate. The rookies sat out Tuesday as Cincinnati beat the Giants 5 1 behind Jay Hook. Rigney noted Cepeda's and McCovey's past surges and hopes rest sparks a turnaround.
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Two in Eighth Gives Bombers 5-2 Triumph
Tony Kubek and Bill Skowron doubled home two runs each as the New York Yankees beat the Chicago White Sox 5 to 2. Jim Coates earned his sixth win, pitching five innings in relief behind Casey Stengel's return to the dugout after illness. Early Wynn took the loss for Chicago as the White Sox dropped their fifth in six meetings with New York.
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Ail Sig
Casey Stengel Returns to Yankee Helm Promises Changes
New York AP reports Casey Stengel, cleared by doctors, resumes managing the Yankees and vows sweeping lineup shifts. He declares, I’m gonna make a lot of changes, after six weeks of letting players stay in place.
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Casey Stengel
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Ralph Houk
Arcaro
Eddie Arcaro
Tooth and Nail
Disperse
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Cain Hoy
Late inning confusion shadows club as tourney ends
The article notes odd events in a late innings rally and players expressing disbelief. Blurred lines reference Beyeee on TV and a club awaiting a ball, while the tourney concludes and players retreat to the clubhouse. Several box score snippets mention varied players and cities, including Minneapolis and Los Angeles, with a cancelled Toronto bout.
Dempsey and Tunney Predict Johansson Victory
Former champions Jack Dempsey and Gene Tunney back Ingemar Johansson to defeat Floyd Patterson in their June rematch. Dempsey says Patterson could win if he stays inside, while Tunney expects Johansson to dominate and possibly repeat.
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Ingemar Dchansson
Floyd Patterson
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Johansson
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