Bunt Singles Spark Cardinals Rally To Top Giants
Rip Repulski and Bill Sarni produced bunt singles to start a five run sixth inning, fueling the St. Louis Cardinals to a 6-3 win over the New York Giants. Red Schoendienst delivered the tie-breaking hit as Cardinals move into a share of second with Cincinnati. Lynn McDaniel, Gordon Jones, and Jackie Collum held off the Giants after they led 3-1 through three innings.
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Canadiens land four on NHL all star team
Montreal Canadiens win leaders place four players on the National Hockey League all star squad. USC repeats as NCAA track champion for the 19th time, solidifying dominance in the sport. Michigan State coach John Kebs moved Robin Roberts from first base to pitcher during Roberts' sophomore year with the Phillies.
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Unwanted Pitcher Sparks Baltimore to Victory
George Zuverink, the reliever once unwanted, has become Baltimore’s top relief arm. In 12 of 20 games this season he’s saved six and won two, lowering his ERA to 1.59 after a 4-3 win over Detroit. Other MLB action saw Tom Brewer, Bob Buhl, and the Cardinals’ late rally highlight a busy day of pitching across the majors.
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Bowling Bits Nightly high scores and league leaders listed
Monday and Tuesday bowling tallies show Meyer and Finch each scoring 189 in single games. High 30 totals include Finch at 519 and G. Whitacre topping 474. Runners up include Hughes 176 and Meador 208, with splits noted for many bowlers across leagues and teams.
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For Athletes Foot T-4-L Ad at Kaiser Prug Store
A dated ad promotes T-4-L for athletes foot with a 40 cent price at John Kaiser Drug Store. The copy promises skin sloughing away to reveal healthy skin and urges purchase if not pleased with the product.
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Schedule and results from the American and National Leagues
Baseball standings and Tuesday results show New York and Cleveland atop the American League with Boston, Chicago and Detroit close behind. National League lists Cincinnati, St. Louis, Brooklyn and Philadelphia as leaders, with several games scheduled and some rain postponements.
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Bowling Scores in Ladies and Brunswick Leagues Readouts
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National League Batting Leaders and Pitching Highlights
Baseball leaders include Mantle of New York at .424 over 35 at bats, Boyd of Baltimore with .333, Wertz of Cleveland at .375, and Mantle also leading in runs with 53 and hits at 28. Home runs show Mantle with 9 and Berra with 8. Ford of New York has 40 wins and a 1.000 earned run average. Additional NL leaders feature Rajley and Boyer atop batting averages in Cincinnati and St. Louis respectively, with multiple players tallying RBIs, hits, and homers. pitching leaders list Lawrence and other hurlers with 1.000 ERAs and double-digit win totals.
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Return Bout Hinted For Giarallo After Cotton Victory
New York reports Charley King Cotton says Joey Giardello can get a rematch any time. Teddy Brenner eyes June 4 or 11 for a repeat at St Nicholas Arena after Cotton’s tight 10 round decision. Giardello hinted at avenging his first loss in almost two years, contingent on June 6 TV plans.
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Cal Poly coach invites faculty to football clinic
SAN LUIS OBISPO Calif iM Head football coach Roy Hughes invites faculty to a football clinic stating that only players with high academic achievement should play and that the sport blends physical and spiritual aims. The note emphasizes academics over mere muscle, with a clubby union of mind and body. The New York Yankees have beaten Bob Feller of Cleveland 27 times, while he has 30 wins against them through 1955.
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Retains Title In Billiards
Ray Kilgore of San Francisco retained his world three cushion billiard championship by defeating John K. Fitzpatrick of Los Angeles. Kilgore rallied from 19 points down to beat Fitzpatrick 69-36 in 58 innings in the semifinal and then won 50-40 in 52 innings to secure the title. He was granted permission to participate by the American Billiards Congress, keeping the title since Willie Hoppe’s 1953 retirement.
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Nashua Seeks Record Wins in Valley Forge or Camden
Nashua, now in the millionaire class, may chase Citation's all time money mark in the Valley Forge Handicap or the Camden Handicap at Garden State Park. Trainer Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons says entry depends on weights. Nashua's earnings reached 1 077 615 after his Grey Lag victory in Jamaica, 8 145 behind Citation. The Valley Forge offers 25 000 added and Camden more than 30 000.
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Invented Radio Sparks Global Debate On Its Birth
London Moscow clash over who created radio as Moscow marked what it called radio’s 61st birthday with a public beer beam. A Moscow broadcast complains Russian researchers lag behind and calls for faster European style ultra shortwave.
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