Jones Hurl s No Hitter As Cubs Win 4 0
Chicago right-hander Sam Jones pitched the first National League no hitter in 38 years in a 4 0 victory over the Pirates. He walked seven and struck out six, finishing with 31 batters faced and a dramatic ninth inning. The game featured a sparse crowd of 2918 and marked a historic no hit effort for Jones and Chicago.
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Cincinnati
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Boston
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Brooklyn Dodgers
Boxing Bouts Highlight Pennsylvania Politics and Reform
A 1923 state athletic commission setup tied to political appointments faces reform as Gov. Leader probes boxing after the Harold Johnson Julio Mederos fight scandal. Commission aims to purge unsavory figures, suspend licenses, and restore public confidence amid allegations of favoritism and racketeering.
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Kefauver Senate
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League Leaders By The Associated Press AMERICAN LEAGUE
AP league leaders list for the American and National Leagues. Key figures include Kaline batting .390 for Detroit and Zernial slugging 10 home runs for Kansas City. Also noted are runs leaders Smith of Cleveland and Snider of Brooklyn, with other top marks in RBIs, doubles, and strikeouts.
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Detroit
Smith
Cleveland
Zernial
Kansas City
Vernon
Washington
Kuenn
Wilson
Fox
Chicago
Minoso
Wynn
Turley
New York
Mueller
Baseball scores and schedule show day’s results and upcoming games
Daily baseball card lists standings and results across leagues with teams such as Cleveland Chicago New York Detroit Washington Kansas City Boston Baltimore and Brooklyn. It includes yesterday’s scores Boston beat Kansas City 12 3 Washington 3 Cleveland 0 Chicago 6 Baltimore 2 and today’s schedule with matchups and starting pitchers across venues in Philadelphia Brooklyn Pittsburgh Chicago New York St Louis Milwaukee and Cincinnati.
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Littlefield
Rush
Gomez
Lawrence
St.Louis
Brachlen
Little League TV survey aims at effects on kids
Little League directors, led by President Pete McGovern, launch a ground floor study with Creighton Hale to examine television's impact on young players. The research notes changes in leg and thigh structure and coaches focus on arm motion for budding pitchers as service bases abroad expand leagues.
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Pete McGovern
Creighton Hale
Springfield
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Williamsport
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Panama Canal Zone
Tony DePhillins
Howard Gair
Mickey McConnell
Brooklyn
Charley Simpson Returns to Little League After Illness
Charley Simpson, a 10 year old from La Marque Texas, trains for another season in the Little League. He lost motion after polio as a toddler but recovered to pitch and play first base. He throws left handed with a tucked glove and uses a quick flick of the wrist to throw.
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la Marque
Tex
Young Simpson
Charley
Dressen proposes rule to allow minor league seasoning for bonus players
Washington manager Chuck Dressen urged changing the bonus rule to permit sending a bonus signee to the minors for seasoning while keeping him on the roster. He cited Harmon Killebrew, 18, whose errors cost Washington in a 7 to 6 loss to Detroit, and noted the Yankees also have two bonus players who could be farmed out.
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Chuck Dressen
Gimick
Muinors
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Ned Garver
Detroit Tigers
Tigers
Cale
Killebrew
Yankees
Cadets Host Hagerstown in Afternoon Baseball Test
Frederick High School varsity nine prepares to face Hagerstown at the Cadets' diamond at 2 p.m. A 83 victory earlier this year sets the tone as Coach Genće Hummel hones offense with six rounds of hitting. Monty Kemp sidelined, Jack Kebne unavailable, Lefty Fuqua may play.
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Hagerstown
Frederick Hish
Gen¢é Hummel
Frederick
Monty Kemp
Jack ‘Kebne
Bill Fuqua
Hummel
Brown
Garrett
Bucky Summers
Les Delauter
Charley Keller Jr
Summers
Delauter
Gaithersburg
Weddle
Cadets
Remsburg Slated to Start in Centerfield Against Hubs
Richard Remsburg a left handed hitter lines up as line drive pinch hitter or centerfield starter in a classic rivalry. Frederick carries a 53 won and lost record this year as nine tied at 69 for sixth place in baseball standings. The field eyes $10,000 in prizes over 72 holes four days with 27 of 47 beating 70 on Old White Course. Revolta Picard led early but Fetchick Al Smith and Dutch Harrison were two strokes back at 66. Souchak, 28, topped par breaks with eight holes while three putting two pars to finish over par.
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Richard
Bull) Remsburg
Frederick
Revolta
Picard
Mike Fetchick
Yonkers
N. Y
al Smith
Danville
Dutch Harrison
St. Louis
Souchak
Duke University
Berwick
Golf Open at White Sulphur Opens with young trio leading
White Sulphur Springs W Va May 12 three pro youngsters Mike Souchak Don Finsterwald and Peter Thomson each shot six under par 64 to grab a first round lead over veterans Johnny Revolta and Henry Picard. Sam Snead and Ben Hogan also among the field in the White Sulphur Springs Open.
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W. Va
Mike Souchak
Don Finsterwald
Peter Thompson
Johnny Revolta
Henry Picard
Revolta
PGA
Picard
Finsterwald
Thomson
Sam Snead
Ben Hogan
Cardinals Sign Irvine Chicago Center John Irvine Draft Pick
Chicago Cardinals announce center John Irvine of Maryland signed a 1955 contract. Irvine, 22, 220 pounds, played on Maryland's 1953 mythical national champions team.
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University of Maryland
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