Friday Baseball Scores and Standings Summary
American League Cleveland leads with 4 0 record and 1.000 pct. New York 3 1 and 750. Chicago 4 2 667. Washington filled in after Baltimore. National League Milwaukee 4 0 100, Cincinnati 3 1 .750, San Francisco 4 2 .667. Chicago 2 2 .500. Los Angeles 3 2 .600. Washington 2 2 .500. Philadelphia 1 2 .333. Kansas City 2 3 .400, St Louis 1 5 .167, Baltimore 1 3 .530, Pittsburgh 0 5 .000, Detroit 0 5 .000. Friday results include Baltimore 7 New York 4 and Washington 7 Boston 5. Saturday features Kansas City at Cleveland and Chicago at Los Angeles.
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Today's Pitchers AMERICAN LEAGUE
New York at Boston Turley 1-0 vs Brewer 0-1 Detroit at Chicago Lary 0-1 vs Donovan 1-0 Coleman 0-0 vs Bell 1-0 Fischer 0-0 vs Pampas 0-0
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Gomez and Lawrence duel in Pittsburgh Milwaukee showdown
Gomez and Lawrence open the season at Pittsburgh facing Milwaukee. Haddix and Rush meet in Chicago Los Angeles. Drott and Williams square off in St. Louis San Francisco. Mizell at McCormick present early pitching matchups with 0-1 versus 0-0 records.
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Burdette Hurls Ind Route Win Cubs Top Frisco
Dodgers win as Demeter powers offense with a two run homer and a run scoring double. Burdette scatters six hits for his second win as Braves and Cubs also win. Cardinals use NL record 25 players in loss.
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Senators Try Rebound On Road At Indianapolis
Charleston Senators travel to Indianapolis for an 7:45 p.m. ET game against the Indians. Right-hander Cloyd Boyer faces Charleston lefty Wyman Carey as Charleston seeks a bounce after dropping two of three at home. Carey is a key question mark after a wild prior season.
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Fights Last Night Los Angeles Draws Top Boxers
Alfredo Urbina and Jim Hornsby fought in Los Angeles with Urbina rated 132 percent and Hornsby 136, ending in a draw after a last night bout in Acapulco.
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Palmer Fires 66 In Houston Classic Second Round
Arnold Palmer, a Latrobe PA native, shot a 66 to lead Cary Middlecoff and six others by one stroke as the Houston Classic began its second round at Memorial Park. Palmer’s 34 32 included five birdies from 3 to 18 feet, with Goosie hitting a hole in one earlier. Other 67s and a crowded 68 69 group followed as the $30,000 event sought its 72-hole winner.
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WVU Extends Win Streak Into DoubleheaderDay
West Virginia prepares for Southern Conference play at Virginia Military Institute after a 8 3 victory at St Vincent. Frank Paczewski led WVU with three singles, Bucky Bolyard swatted a triple, pitcher Frank Goff earned the win as WVU moved to 9 straight wins in all play.
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Canadiens Cup 3rd Playoff Win Pushes Canadiens Lead
Toronto the Canadiens edged the Maple Leafs 3 2 to take a 3 1 lead in the Stanley Cup final. Coach Toe Blake said Montreal is in a good position but warned not to overlook Toronto. Bernie Geoffrion sparked a third period rally as Montreal scored three times to seize control. The series moves to Montreal for game five on Saturday.
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Dodgers Edge Cardinals as Demeter Drives Win
Don Demeter of the Dodgers drove in all three runs with a homer a single and a fifth inning double that counted the winning 74 victory as Ned Garver pitched the Athletics to a 640 win over the White Sox.
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Suggs Leads Rawls in Dallas Civitan Open Round Two
Louise Suggs, 35, Sea Island, Ga., shot 1-under 70 to lead Bet sy Rawls by three strokes in the Dallas Civitan Open. Rawls opened with 73, while Jo Ann Prentice 72 and current money leader Rawls holds $5,682.52. Suggs could overtake with first prize of $1,282.50 if she wins.
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Garver's 'Junk' Baffles Chisox For 11th Time
At 83, Ned Garver dominates with his junk as the Kansas City Athletics shut out the Chicago White Sox 6-0. Garver, 11-season veteran, earns his first complete game of the season, aided by Frank House and Bob Cerv two run homers. Orioles rally past Yankees 4-0 as Billy Gardner drives in the decisive triple.
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Bamberger Finds Home In Majors With Baltimore
Baltimore Orioles sign long time minor league pitcher George Bamberger after 14 years of persistence. He will initially be used in relief as manager Paul Richards forecasts. Bamberger previously excelled in the Pacific Coast League and briefly pitched for the New York Giants in the early 1950s.
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Vertex Triumphs in 1958 Pimlico Special Glory
Vertex won the 1958 Pimlico Special, the first Maryland bred victor since Challedon in 1939 and 1940, marking a historic local achievement by a Maryland horse.
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Schaus Record One Of Finest
Morgantown WVU shines on Fred Schaus as a top new coach with a five year record of 120 wins and 32 losses an .789 percentage placing him among elite early major college coaches. Case Sheary McGuire Woolpert and others shown to have similar five year success across regions with Schaus’s 1955 9 WVU era noted.
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Four Cities Bid To Host Army Air Force First Clash
WEST POINT N Y AP The first Army Air Force football game is up for bids with four cities in the running for the Oct 31 clash The original Michie Stadium West Point seating 27500 proved small as interest grew Col Francis J Roberts Army director of Athletics checks with Cleveland Chicago Philadelphia and Yankee Stadium New York officials to pick a larger venue.
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541 Colleges In NCAA Reach All-Time High
The NCAA reports 541 member colleges and universities in New York and nationwide, an all time high. Executive director Walter Byers says 25 members joined since last September.
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Virginia Tech has depth at end position in 1959
Virginia Tech coaches boast a deep end corps led by Carroll Dale and Allen Whittier. The 1959 group includes Ken Byrd Jim Farr Gil Turnage and Walt Harris, with Dale as captain and AP second team All American. They combine size speed receiving and defense to form a formidable unit for the Gobblers.
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