Red Sox Bow To Athletics in Sunday Scores
Kansas City halted a three game skid and moved within half a game of second place as Boston shore up a slim lead with a three run output. Jensen homered for Boston, while the Athletics pulled ahead late in the game.
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Baseball Standings And Night Scores From Pro and Local Leagues
AP wire reports detail AL batting leaders Vernon and Fox, plus Kuenn, Cerv, and Mantle. Philadelphia edges San Francisco 5 4 with Lopata scoring. White Sox top Orioles 5 3 aided by Boone. Braves beat Cardinals 7 3 as Aaron homers twice. Tigers 7 Yankees 1 behind Bunning’s 14 strikeouts. Cubs 11 Redlegs 3 on early scoring spree. Local leagues list upcoming Junior American Legion, National Little League, and Babe Ruth League games and standings through June.
Frederick Dems to Host Melody Inn in Twin Bill at Baker Park
Frederick Jeffersonian Democrat Club faces Melody Inn of Gaithersburg in a Sunday Inter-County League twin bill at Baker Park starting 2 p m. Frederick features Blank and Lenhart on mound with Bagent and Blank in behind. Melody Inn sends Purdium and Geisbert. New Frederick lineup includes Easterday, Lake, and Cline as the standings show Melody Inn leading with 10 wins and 2 losses, Frederick second in the loop with 7 wins and 3 losses.
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Stars edge Yankees as Bunning fans 14 in 7 1 victory
Jim Bunning struck out 14 in seven innings to lead Yesterday's Stars to a 7-1 win over the Yankees, his second straight win over New York. Al Dark had four hits in five at bats for the Cubs in a 11-3 win over the Redlegs, driving in three. Also notes on league leaders and a hammer record by Harold Connolly in Bakersfield.
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Baseball scores and schedules from Friday to Sunday
Baseball standings show New York at 38 wins on deck for games against Detroit. Friday results include Chicago beating Baltimore and Detroit over New York. Boston over Kansas City. Washington at Cleveland. Sunday games feature Boston at Kansas City and New York at Detroit with others.
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Waltonians State Meet Hosts Local Waltonians
The Maryland Division of the Izaak Walton League meets at the Hotel Frederick Sunday for a dinner and programs hosted by Frederick Chapter No. 1. Sessions start at 11 a.m. with a 1 p.m. dinner, then an afternoon meeting. Dignitaries include Mayor John A. Derr, Mayor-elect Jacob R. Ramsburg, and Rep. De Witt Hyde. Edward S. Turner of Takoma Park will lead, Frederick Chapter President William E. Warren will welcome. Representatives from 12 Walton chapters are expected, with attendees from Bethesda, Greenbelt, Cecil, Washington D. C., Frederick, Hagerstown, Harford County, Sligo, Talbot County and Silver Spring.
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Cortisone Injection Is Given Bob Nieman
Outfielder Bob Nieman of the Baltimore Orioles receives cortisone injections in his ailing right hand and may return by Tuesday in Detroit. A Chicago physician treated him, with another injection planned, as he aims to rejoin the lineup amid a 18-day layoff.
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Yankees and Giants Show Different Paths to Early Season Leads
The article contrasts MLB powerhouses with the Yankees leading the American League amid depth of youth and experience, while the San Francisco Giants ride a youth surge to sit just two games behind in the National League after rising from sixth last season. The piece also previews Belmont Park's Kentucky Oaks Day, highlighting A Glitter of Calumet as a favorite in a 12-entry field for the $60,000 stakes for three-year-old fillies, the top race of the meeting for distaff runners.
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Top Drivers Vie in Lincoln Speedway 100 Mile Race
Lee Petty the Grand National point leader and Buck Baker head a star field for Lincoln Speedway near Hanover Pa in a 100 mile late model sedan championship. The race offers 4600 dollars and the Dan Greiner trophy with top names like Jack Smith Jr Johnson Marvin Panch Mel Larsen Eddie Pagar All White Speedy Thompson and Johnny Mackinson among entrants.
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Giants Are Looking Up in Pennant Race
San Francisco Giants sit two games back of Milwaukee as manager Bill Rigney predicts a late surge. Rising star Felipe Alou fills in for Willie Mays and rookie righthander Paul Giel posts a 2 1 record. The youth-filled club aims to improve its standing toward the All-Star break.
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Belmont Park set for $60,000 Coaching Club Oaks
Belmont Park hosts a 12-horse field for the $60,000-added Coaching Club American Oaks as A Glitter and Big Effort lead along with Daumay Dixie Miss and Tempted in the 3-year-old filly classic run over a mile and three eighths. The race, broadcast by CBS from 3:30 to 4 p.m. EST, features a $71,450 purse with a $45,792 winner. Also noted, the U S Golf Association expands amateur qualifier sites for the 200-man match play event at Olympic Club San Francisco.
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Mantle Undergoes Final X Ray Therapy for Shoulder Pain
AP reports New York Yankees outfielder Mickey Mantle went to hospital Friday for a third and final X ray treatment aimed at ending shoulder pain. Mantle received prior treatments in New York and Cleveland, with doctors prescribing three sessions over six months. The injury dates to the 1957 World Series when Red Schoendienst collided Mantle at base. Laurel holds Maryland’s record for a one day daily double wager at £194,244.
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