Yankees Say They Lead In Winter Deal
New York notes mix of trades since last season with Turley thriving, Woodling underperforming, Jablonski a disappointment, and Nieman shining for Chicago while Kiner slumps for Cleveland. The piece tracks several players moved between clubs, highlighting early returns and manager comments on the Baltimore-New York exchange.
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New York
Bob Turley
Jesser
Turley
Baltimore
Ted Badders
Hal Smith
Paul Richards
Woodling
Wooding
Gus Triandos
Willie Miranda
Harry Byrd
Tim McDonald
Billy Hunter
Don Larsen
Larsen
Denver
Chicago White Sox
Frank Lane
Bob Nieman
Chicago
Walt Dropo
Ted Gray
Ferris Fain
Jack Phillips
Leo
Christante
Detroit
Dyopo
Gray
Christanie
Rails -Ibs Weem Oyton
Pittsburgh
Jones
Jim Greengrass
Cincinnati
Philadelpha
Andy Seminick
Glen Gorhous
Steve Ridik
Smoky Burgess
Stan Palys
Semmick
Gorhous
Burgess
Fidzik
Palys
Jabionski
St Louis Tabana
Jerry Stales
Cincinnati Feries Hef
Frank Smith Jabbo
RBI
Staley
Smith
League Leaders By Team From Constants AP Wire
American League leaders include Batting power by Kansas City 335 runs Bauer Mantle New York Hits Kuenn Detroit 50 Doubles Agganis Goodman Boston Kuenn Detroit Wien Power Kansas City 9 Triples Fox Chicago 4 Home runs Zermal Kansas City Mantle New York 19 Stolen bases Minoso Chicago Winn Cleveland 5-0.1om Strkenuts Turley New York. National League leaders include Batting Mueller New York 475 Runs Snyder Brooklyn 44 Runs batted in Snider Brooks 1 Hits Mueller New York 44 Doubles Adcock Milwaukee 19 Triples Fondy Chicago Bruin and Aaron Milwaukee and Mays New York 4 Home runs Snider Brooklyn 11 Stolen bases Gilliam Brooklyn Boyer St Louis 5 Pitching Newcombe Erskine Brooklyn 5-9 1.000 Quenn Antonell New York
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Detroit
Agganie
Goodman
Boston
Wien
Power
Kansas City
Fox
Chicago
Zermal
Mantle
New York
Minoso
Consuepra
Winn
Cleveland
Strkenuts
Turlev
Mueller
Snyder
Brooklyn
Snider
Brooks
Adcock
Milwaukee
Fondy
Bruton
Aaron
Mavs
Gilliam
Boyer
St. Louis
Newcombe
Erskine
Quen
Antonell
Cards Blank Pirates On Six-Hit Shutout By Arroyo
St Louis right hurler Luis Arroyo fired a six hit shutout for his third straight victory as the Cardinals beat the Pirates 6-0. Bill Savin homered, Red Schoendienst and Sarmis driven runs, with Virden adding a pair of RBIs. The Pirates managed only one run in 34 innings.
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Luis Arroyo
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirates
Arroyo
Herb Moford
Cincinnati
Wis Jeagge Innines Arroyo
Cardinal
Bill Savin
Bill Virden
Wally Moan
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Ron Kline
Savni
Alex Grammas
Virden
Red Schoendienst
Sarmi
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Virrion
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Sarm
Ken Boyer
Pittsburgh
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Johnson and Others Cited In Fight Probe
PHILADELPHIA May 16 Boxer Harold Johnson the top light heavyweight contender three handlers and matchmaker Pete Moran were accused by the Pennsylvania State Athletic Commission of covering up a fake boxing match. The probe followed the Johnson Mederos bout halted after two rounds when Mederos won on a technical knockout amid drugged evidence and a suspended statewide boxing ban. Commission doctors testified Johnson showed signs of barbiturate influence. The hearing, before Gov Leader ordered proceedings, drew about 100 people under hot TV lights.
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Philadelphia
Harold Johnson
Pete Moran
Pennsylvania State Athletic Commission
Haainz
George M. Leader
Johnson
Moran
Clarence
Skinny
Diohnson
Commission
Maislanaker
Herman Taylor
Alfred Klein
Kien
Jim Crowley
Paul G. Sullivan
Alfred Ayella
Wilbur Strickland
Avella
Johnson Ad
Arcade Bowling League Thursday Industrial Div Results
In the Thursday Industrial Division arcane bowling results show Linen Hills defeating Phil's Esse and Ebert's edging Blur Lite Cabs Brunswick. Standings list teams such as Stup-Crowther and Jack's Feed with mixed pinfall totals and matchups.
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Farmers Toop
Linden Halls
Phil
Brunswick
Falk Tivo
Blue Life
Ebert
Green
Stup-Crowther
Jack
Linen Hills
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Baseball standings and schedule from AP East with results
The American League standings show Cleveland and New York leading, Chicago and Detroit mid-pack. Schedule notes include Kansas City at Washington, Detroit at Baltimore, Chicago at New York, and Cleveland at Boston with late games in Pittsburgh and Brooklyn matchups.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Boston
Washington
Kansas City
Baltimore
Kellner
Stone
Pierce
Ford
Wynn
Heney
Washa
Hospital Opens New Private Rooms and Wards
A new hospital facility features L1 private rooms two wards a nursery and two operating rooms. Various state officials and registrars attended the ceremonies.
Boxing Results and Irrigation Cavern Note
Rocky Marciano stopped Don Cockell in a world title bout in New York while Paddy DeMarco defeated Libby Manzo in Brooklyn. A separate item reports Lester B. Dill installing a $75,000 irrigation system to sustain Meramec Caverns and notes British election statistics debate with Lord Mancroft.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Rocky Marciano
Brockton
Mass
Don Cockell
England
New York
Paddy DeMarco
Brooklyn
Libby Manzo
Hardy
the Mort
Stanton, UN
Meramec
Lester B. Dill
Maryland Wild Life Breeds Inquiries About Range And Habits
Maryland wildlife notes describe the brown thrasher with a 12 inch length, rufous upperparts, white underparts, and a breeding nest in brush or on the ground. It Winters on the Atlantic coast from North Carolina south, lays one brood annually, and feeds mainly on insects while helping control pests.
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Alberta
Michigan
Quebec
Maine
Smuth
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Atlantic
North Carolina
Marsland
Maryland
Slaughter Is Davy Crockett Of Diamond
NY May 16 Biographical tribute to Enos Slaughter celebrating his 1938 MLB career with stamina and grit. Acknowledges his time with the St Louis Cardinals and New York Yankees, the 1945 World Series injury, and his enduring passion for the game driving relentless play and sea of energy on the field.
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New York
Enos ‘Slaughter
Davy Crockett
The
Diamond
Yankees
Cardinals
St. Louis
Slaughter
Columbus, Ga
Eddie Dyck
Yankee
Babe Ruth Loop Opens Practice in Baker Park
Babe Ruth Loop opens practice for Ballenger softball players in Baker Park Wednesday evening. Coaches announced yesterday that sessions will run at 6:30 PM, with drills and conditioning planned for the youth league.
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Babe Ruth
Ballenger
Baker Park
MAS
Plane crashes into carrier funnel during landing
In Portsmouth England a navy fighter plowed into the rear of the Eagle’s funnel during a deck landing over the English Channel, seriously injuring the pilot after engine trouble as he tried a circuit. The admiralty said the plane stalled after the signal to circle.
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English Channel
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Middletown Varsity Tops Frederick Jayvees In Troublesome Game
Middletown varsity defeated Frederick Jayvees 9 to 8 after a seesaw contest decided by late miscues and timely hits. Key moments included Middletown taking a 3-0 lead in the first, Frederick rallying to tie, and a seventh inning burst giving Middletown the edge. Crawford-like pitching and fielding errors shaped the outcome as both sides traded runs through seven innings.
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