Yankees Back In First Amid Red Sox Challenge
The Associated Press reports the New York Yankees return to first place in the American League as the Boston Red Sox surge, led by Ted Williams Jackie Jensen and Frank Malzone, sweeping Detroit 10-3 while Williams drives in three. The day includes Don Larsen’s complete game for the Yankees and Ralph Terry near no hit in Kansas City, with standings tight across the league and Baltimore halting Cleveland.
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League Standings and Sunday Baseball Results
Chicago at Detroit led the schedule. Sunday results show Chicago 7 9, Washington 6 11 in 10 innings, New York 2 5, Kansas City 1 1, Baltimore 32, Cleveland 3, Boston 10, Detroit 3. Other scores include Chicago 3 1 Brooklyn 2 5 in 11 innings, Cincinnati 6 6, Philadelphia 1 2, New York 5 5, St. Louis 3 7, Milwaukee 7 6, Pittsburgh 4 5. American Association Indianapolis 2 4, Louisville 1 3, St. Paul 5, Denver 4, Wichita 9 2, Wichita 9 2, Omaha 9 2, Minneapolis 1 1. Western League Sioux City 9 5, Topeka 6 20, Albuquerque 9 2, Colorado Springs 6 3, Des Moines 7, Lincoln 2, Pueblo 8, Amarillo 5.
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Heartbreak For Ralph Terry
New York page A heartbroken Ralph Terry recalls June 1957 at Yankee Stadium when his Kansas City A's trailed the Yankees 1-0 in the doubleheader. With one out in the eighth, a no hit bid and a chance to ruin his former team slipped away.
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Wichita Braves extend third straight win in pennant race
Wichita’s Braves captured their third consecutive win by defeating Char lest 9-2, extending their seven game streak and leading the American League pennant race. Bobby Malkmus hit his fourth homer and Bob Hazle collected four hits with a solo shot in the ninth. St Paul edged Denver 5-4 as Bud Hutton Epes delivered a pinch single after Dixie Howell doubled. Omaha swept Minneapolis 9-1 and 2-1 in a doubleheader.
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Cardinals tie for third as Press belts eighth inning homer
Three games back, the standings show tied teams for third. Rance Press hit an eighth inning homer to lift the Cardinals in game two. Miller and Ridzik contributed a fifth inning homer for Minneapolis in the other game. In the opener Omaha piled up 16 hits for Tom Cheney’s sixth win. At Indianapolis Louisville Colonels outhit the Indians in both games of a doubleheader but fell 2-1 and 4-3.
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Stan Musial earns NL All Star spot amid ballot drama
New York, June 9 Stan Musial of St Louis secured an NL All Star berth without Ford Frick approval while Willie Mays and Hank Aaron landed center and right field spots after last minute changes. Crowe Bell and Post were dropped, fans accused of ballot stuffing, and Frick announced the lineup with Musial at first, Mays in center, and Aaron in right.
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Colonalrd Promoted As New Laxative Discovery
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