Baseball tonight and tomorrow slate for major matchups
Tonight Chicago visits Washington at 7 p.m. else Cleveland faces Baltimore and Kansas City plays New York at 7 15 p.m. Detroit meets Boston at 7 30 p.m. Yesterday Brooklyn topped St Louis 7 4 Milwaukee beat New York 8 7 Pittsburgh won 5 0 Cincinnati routed Philadelphia 1 7 Chicago lost 1 8 First game went nine innings second called after 643 innings due to darkness. Nets Brooklyn Chicago 1 30 p.m. Philadelphia St Louis 8 p.m. Cox must seek reinstatement from Will Yarridge to exit the disqualified list. Gastall a .390 college hit joins Orioles as No 2 catcher behind Hal Smith. He signs with fellow bonus players Pyburn Causey Swango and O Dell.
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Yankees pound White Sox to extend lead in AL pennant race
The New York Yankees swept the Chicago White Sox in a doubleheader 7-1 and 5-2 to move two games ahead in the AL standings while Boston and Cleveland losses tightened the chase. Highlights included Mickey Mantle’s 16th homer, Hank Bauer’s triple, Elston Howard’s fourth homer, and Lefty Lopai’s seven-hit opener.
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Orioles Sign Bonus Catcher as Cox Retires Threat Looms
Baltimore signs 22 year old Tom Gastall of Boston U as a bonus player to replace Billy Cox on the roster. Cox plans to quit after being traded to Cleveland last week for Dave Pope Wally Westlake and cash. Cere Whoditing and Bill LaJoie join on non bonus deals as the youth movement continues.
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Stars Shine As Red Sox Power Past Indians 11 7
Ted Williams of Boston belted two homers driving in three. The Red Sox crushed Cleveland 11 to 7. In the second game Joe Nuxhall scattered six hits for Cincinnati’s 4-0 win over Pittsburgh after the Pirates took the opener 5-2.
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Union Bridge Triumphs 7-4 At Emmitsburg In League Game
Union Bridge came from behind to beat Emmitsburg 7 to 4 in a Penn Maryland League contest Sunday. Shaffer earned the win with George taking the loss, while key plays included a disputed fence-clearing hit ruled a two-base hit by the umpire and a pair of late rallies in the top of the ninth to erase the protest. Union Bridge next hosts Windsor Tuesday and Blue Ridge Summit Thursday in postponed-date playoff action.
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Brownell Captures Mid Atlantic Golf Title
Bobby Brownell defeated Ralph Bogart 2 up in 36 holes at Manor Country Club to win the Middle Atlantic Amateur Championship for the fifth time. Brownell was never more than 2 up and finished 143 to Bogart 146 amid showers. Bogart slept little as his wife gave birth earlier. Spinney signs with Baltimore Colts as six unsigned veterans remain.
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