Turley Holds Nats Top Hits Orioles Split
New York May 25 Larry Yost Berra batted cleanup and launched a first inning homer with two aboard, powering the Yankees past the Senators 4 2. Bob Turley allowed three hits and struck out six for his eighth win, with 78 strikeouts on the season. Ike Nelock held Baltimore to five hits in the nightcap as Boston split the doubleheader. Orioles won the opener 6 2 with 12 hits. Cubs and Rush shut out St. Louis, 1 0, in the second game as Chicago swept the doubleheader. Giants drop Trevelin Roberts and Murray Kimson, while Phillies win a two night twin bill 4 2. Tigers hammer A’s 8 2 behind Frank Lary’s six hit effort.
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Herb Score
Ike Nelock
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Bob Rush
Rip Repulski
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Lawrence
Kayard
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Murray Kitnson
Johnny Moyer
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Meyer
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Bill Tuttle
Fred Hatfield
Ka City Athletics
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Mystery Man In Fight Probe In Boxing Inquiry Twist
Philadelphia hearings into the May 6 boxing match between Harold Johnson and Julio Mederos center on a mystery man named Peter Perri. The contract dated December 1948 lists Johnson with two managers, a claim denied by Loughrey. The session featured interruptions as signatures and connections among Johnson, Loughrey, Moran, and Perri were questioned, with officials pressing for clarity on identity and involvement.
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Fights Last Night Report From St Louis and Los Angeles
The Associated Press notes results with St Louis fighter Holly Mims defeating Charley Green in a bout at Washington. Outpointed Green over ten rounds with a 15442 160. Los Angeles score noted as 30.
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Hagerstown Downs Cadets In Tarned Out Playoff
Hagerstown beat Frederick High School 8 to 4 in a playoff game on May 13. Dave Duffey starred on mound and in the field with 7 walks issued by both teams. Duffey earned the win as Hagerstown built an early lead and held on to win.
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League Leaders AMERICAN LEAGUE Batting and Pitching Facts
League leaders across batting and pitching include Kuenn Detroit with 377 runs and 37 hits, Mantle New York with 41 runs and 11 home runs, Kaline Detroit with 34 hits, and New York’s Turley with 78 strikeouts. The report covers player names, teams, and statistics from multiple clubs with references to the latest standings.
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Temple
Boyer
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Newcombe
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State League Games Listed
Brunswick of the Maryland State League will journey to Jamsville Sunday determined to end Jamsville's four game winning streak and to regain a tie with Jamsville for the top spot in league standings. A large crowd is expected to accompany the Railroaders to Jamsville as the two rivals fight for league leadership.
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Three Way Tie In Softball Loop Sees EFAC Lede Lead
Three way tie in the junior county softball league Wednesday as East Frederick Area Club blanked Frederick Rollers 11 0 behind Bobby Weddle no hit game with 14 K s. Liberty defeated Mountain dale 13 4 to join EFAC and Ballenger atop standings. Ballenger beat Walkersville 7 5 after early lead and late comeback.
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