Relief Pitcher Doing Real Job For Indians
Dick Stigman rose from an 11 game minor league loser to Cleveland’s relief ace. He saved five of nine crucial wins to keep the Indians close to Baltimore in the pennant race, including a 7-6 victory over Kansas City after Baltimore’s win over the Yankees. Hoyt Wilhelm and Maris continued to lead the league, while Detroit and Washington posted gains in the standings.
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Rally by A's Not Enough To Stop Indians
The Athletics staged a four run ninth inning rally against the Cleveland Indians in Kansas City but fell short 18 homers, and Stigman preserved a late lead as the Indians with a 7 6 final. Stigman relieved and closed out the win after Hank Bauer walked and Harry Chiti was retired.
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Mudcat) Grant
Ray Herbert
Bonded brake shoes and components advertised
An advertisement urges car owners to stop and visit for BONDED BRAKE SHOES MASTER and WHEEL CYLINDER KITS. It promises bonded shoes exchange at no extra cost over any good lining, a small deposit on old shoes until returned, and polishing of brake cylinders before kit installation. It promotes genuine Thermoid brake parts and fluid.
Lollar Leads After Two Thirds in Royal Lanes Roll-off
Bud Lollar holds a narrow lead at two thirds of the Royal Lanes tournament after a 1304 series. Art Harkins stands 9 pins back with 1295, Bill Pogue is third at 1275, while Ben Nicholas and Leo Akers tie at 1268 as six of nine games remain to be bowled Sunday.
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Baseball Scores Thursday Results and Weekend Schedule
Washington blasted Boston 88 to 9 with a second game 10 innings. Baltimore and New York tied 6 all, Detroit beat Chicago 4 3, Cleveland topped Kansas City 7 4. Friday matchups include Baltimore at Washington Detroi at Cleveland Kansas City at Chicago Boston at New York. Saturday features multiple games with Detroit at Cleveland and Washington at Baltimore among others.
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Big Names In Tonight's Meet At Compton Invitational
Australia’s Herb Elliott headlined the 21st annual Compton Invitational along with jumper John Thomas and top shot putters Parry O'Brien Bill Nieder and Dallas Long. Elliott tackled knee and muscle concerns facing Jim Grelle of Oregon and Archie San Romani Jr. of USC, while Thomas vied with Charlie Dumas of USC. O'Brien, Nieder, and Long sought supremacy in the shot put, with world records and best marks cited as key stakes.
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Orioles Clinch 6-0 Win as Title Fever Builds
Orioles rout Yankees 6-0 before 42,755 at Memorial Stadium. Gentile and Robinson homer, Woodling adds power as Estrada earns the win in relief of Wilhelm. Orioles stretch lead to 214 games over Cleveland with nine straight victories. Players caution that pennant talk comes late, not yet October.
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Woodie Held
Johnny Romano
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Mary Throneberry
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Art Ditmar
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Jim Gentile
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Brooks Robinson
Hoyt Wilhelm
Dodgers Climb, Then Slip. Cubs, Dodgers Lead NL Shuffle
The Dodgers slide from first to sixth as Chicago and St Louis gain in a tense NL race. Baltimore, Cleveland, and Chicago win in the AL while Washington rises to seventh with a doubleheader sweep. Frank Thomas, Ernie Banks, and Don Cardwell figure prominently in the day’s action as the league-wide home run total hits a high mark.
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Sugar Ray Pender Title Rematch Set at Boston Garden
Sugar Ray Robinson and Paul Pender will fight as scheduled on June 10 at the Boston Garden for a form of the world middleweight title. The Massachusetts Boxing Commission approved the bout despite Robinson’s suspension by New York for missing a Maryland date.
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