Orioles Pitcher Sets AL Record With Fourth Straight Shutout
Baltimore's Rav Brooze limited the Cleveland Indians to three hits as the Orioles won 6 0, extending a fourth consecutive shutout and a 41-inning scoreless stretch. The game featured a five minute lights outage with 33,935 fans watching, and Orioles pitchers held Cleveland to no runs in 41 innings. Orioles scored with bunts and solid defense as Cleveland committed six errors.
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New Market Brunswick Face Key Maryland State League Clash
New Market and Brunswick meet in a pivotal Maryland State League game as New Market aims to extend a four game win streak at home. Pud Zimmerman to start if fit against the Railroaders. Brunswick previously slowed New Market with Shelly Dawson's three hitter. Also notes include Babe Ruth league rainout and Vancouver assignment for Bob Nelson, plus local athletic schedules and a track sale order.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule Highlights Today
In the American and National Leagues Chicago leads with 41 wins, Milwaukee 3 games behind. New York and St Louis close in the pennant race. Today’s schedule features Chicago at Washington and Kansas City at New York among nine matchups with several 2 p.m. starts and key pitching duels.
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Robinson and Basilio sign for September boxing match
Sugar Ray Robinson and Carmen Basilio agreed to a middleweight title bout promoted by Jim Norris in New York this September, with Patterson taking a minor stake. Basilio, confident he can knock out Robinson, weighed around 158 pounds for the match. Norris foresaw a very tough fight and tentative site dates included Sept 16-17 at a Brooklyn grounds.
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Frick picks three to play as All Stars
New York June 28 Frank Frick announced that Willie Mays Hank Aaron and Stan Musial will start for the National League in the All Star game at St Louis. Frick acted with NL and AL presidents to counter Cincinnati ballots and keep the eight starting spots from being all Redlegs. Crowe Bell Post and others may still be added by managers. The game is set for July 9 with other selections to follow.
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