Cal McLish guides Indians past Yankees in six-hit win
Cleveland pitcher Cal McLish (12-3) spun a three-hit, no-walk gem to beat the New York Yankees 5-1 Tuesday night. The win, his seventh straight, moved Cleveland 4 1/2 games ahead of Baltimore and kept them two games ahead of Chicago with strong support from slugger Hal Skowron’s error-prone defense. Stengel lamented aging and injury woes as the Yankees dropped further behind.
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Pomona Edges Redlegs 19 18 in Rotary league game
Pomona Pee Wee team defeated the Redlegs 19 to 18 in a five inning contest while the Midget Giants beat the Cardinals 10 to 4. Pomona jumped to a big first inning scoring 11 runs as Redlegs replied with 7 in the first and 7 more in the second.
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First Baptists Regain First In Church Softball League
The First Baptist team defeated United Presbyterian to reclaim first place in the Church Softball League at Forest Park. McGinnis earned the win for the Baptists, who batters collected 17 hits and built a 7-0 first inning lead before winning 18-3 in five innings. In the nightcap, North Baptist crushed Wesleyan Methodist 34-17 as a 12-1 deficit was erased by a 22-run third inning, Mason earning the win and Dyer catching.
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Insurance agent Rean Berlin handles dwellings and autos
Rean Berlin, insurance agent, offers coverage for dwellings, household goods, buildings and automobiles. Contact 109 E Second St, phone Ch 2-2804, for quotes and policy options.
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Braves seven game skid ends in tough loss
The article reviews the Braves sinking to a seven-game losing streak, noting earlier slumps in 1953, and detailing lineup changes and key blows from Dodgers, Reds, Pirates, and Cubs. It highlights Cincinnati and San Francisco pressure as the pennant race tightens and mentions Roy Face and Harvey Haddix in relief.
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