National League Baseball Standings and Schedule Summary
The National League table shows Philadelphia leading with 4 wins and 1 loss. Cincinnati and Brooklyn sit at 4-1 and 2-2 respectively, with New York Chicago tied at 2-2. Milwaukee 3-4 and St. Louis 1-3 trail, while Pittsburgh is 1-4. Tonight’s schedule includes Brooklyn at Philadelphia, Pittsburgh at New York, and Cincinnati at St. Louis, with several pitchers listed for each game. Yesterday’s results feature New York over Brooklyn, Philadelphia over Pittsburgh, St. Louis over Chicago, Cincinnati over Milwaukee, and Chicago at Detroit postponed or completed in parts due to darkness.
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Phillies sweep Pirates in doubleheader routs
Robin Roberts and Kurt Simmons shut down the Pirates as Philadelphia swept Milwaukee. Greengrass led offense with four hits and four RBIs across two wins 6-4 and 5-3 boosting averages and RBIs. The Phillies also won a doubleheader 6-0 and 7-1 behind strong pitching.
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Major league box scores show multiple wayward games
Baseball results across the circuit include Cincinnati Milwaukee New York Brooklyn Pittsburgh Philadelphia Chicago St Louis Chicago Chicago and Baltimore clashes. Key performances feature Bell Metkovich Mays and Hodges with runs, RBIs and homers across wins and losses, while pitchers Maglie Raschi Williams and Pierce claim decisions in tight contests.
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Yanks and Brooks Fail To Look Like Runaway Winners
Baseball round up notes the Yankees and Dodgers struggling near .500 while Cincinnati and Detroit surge, Philadelphia rebounds behind pitching, Sal Maglie’s return to form dazzles Dodgers, Jim Greengrass drives in four for Cincinnati, and Grady Hatton trade stirs White Sox third-base plans.
Greengrass Sparks Reds With .611 Spring Bat
Milwaukee report shows Jim Greengrass hitting at a .611 clip as he leads the majors in spring. The Cincinnati left fielder has 11 hits in 23 at bats with 12 RBIs, including two home runs, six doubles, and three singles. He left yesterday’s doubleheader after a back slide but remains a top spring performer.
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Unclear scores from multiple city matchups
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Dodgers Star Jack Robinson Hits Above .300 in Five Seasons
Dodgers outfielder Jack Robinson has posted batting averages over .300 in each of his last five seasons, maintaining elite hitting consistency. The standout performance cements his status as a core contributor for the team.
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Suggs Wins Open as Zaharias Heads for Medical Checkup
Louise Suggs of Atlanta captured the Beaumont Country Club event with a 73 to finish at 224 for 54 holes, taking $700. Babe Zaharias, in hometown Beaumont, left the tour for routine medical checks after finishing second at 226 and earning $500. Suggs led by two strokes after 36 holes. Zaharias hopes for a six week swing-free period with possible operation notes pending.
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Patterson Goes After 12th Win
Floyd Patterson, 19, undefeated Brooklyn light heavyweight, aims for his 12th straight victory facing Alvin Williams of Wichita, Kansas, at Eastern Park Arena. Williams, a 38 9 5 pro since 1948, has never been stopped. The eight round bout, limited by Patterson's age, will be telecast by Dumont at 10 p.m. EST.
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Junior League Meets Tonight in Beckley Library
The Warren Williams Junior League convenes at 7 30 PM in Beckley News papers library. President Irv Goldstein urges full attendance as two more teams may join an eight team loop. Newcomers include Holyfield Candy and American Legion Post 70 with last year’s holders Legion Post 32 Home Insurance Beckley College Crab Orchard.
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Williams and Shantz Work Out at Fenway Park
Boston Red Sox slugger Ted Williams and Philadelphia Athletics pitcher Bobby Shantz worked out at Fenway Park as they push to return. Williams, recovering from a fractured collarbone, insisted on drills despite soaked fields. Shantz reported a stiff left arm after last Tuesday’s opening game, and manager Eddie Joost said he will pitch when ready.
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Snead to release Natural Golf ahead of playoff win
Samuel Jackson Snead plans to publish a paperback edition of Natural Golf after his playoff victory over Ben Hogan in the Masters Tournament. The ahead of schedule release aims to share Snead's golfing secrets with readers, despite his claim of never taking a lesson. Separately, amateur tennis lights up with Trabert facing Seixas in a round robin at Town Tennis Club as Larsen meets Mulloy, billed by USLTA to boost interest.
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Senators Surprise Bid in American Association Opener
Charleston seeks a surprise run in the American Association as pitcher defense and Keith Little powered the Senators to a 1-0 victory over Minneapolis, then lost the nightcap 2-1. Charleston sits in a first place tie with Indianapolis after two games and hopes for continued strong pitching, defense, and timely hitting from Little, Hairston, Mapes, and Garbowski.
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Kellogg Improves But Remains Paralyzed After Crash
Kellogg, 6 foot 8 inch Harlem Globetrotters B team member, is fully conscious and able to talk at a Veterans Administration hospital in Little Rock. He and four other Negro players were injured April 2 when their car overturned near Pine Bluff, Arkansas, with Kellogg suffering a severed spinal cord and dislocated neck vertebra, leaving him paralyzed. Kellogg previously surfaced as a college star at Manhattan College, and helped reveal a 1951 college basketball gambling scandal.
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Hatton Traded To White Sox Third base bolster move
Chicago White Sox acquire Cincinnati infielder Grady Hatton from the Reds for Johnny Lipon and cash. Hatton, 31, will join Detroit for a game against the Tigers and may be used as utility man and pinch hitter. Manager Paul Richards notes Hatton could win the third base job if he proves up to it.
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Big Four Meet Tests Generals at Parkersburg
The prize quartet of the West Virginia high school track ensemble gathers at Parkersburg next Saturday for the Big Four meet with Stonewall Jackson aiming for a third straight victory. Stonewall dominated the Huntington Relays last Saturday scoring 52 of its 77 points in six relays. Also set for the weekend are the Inter Mountain Relays at Elkins and the ninth Coalfield Conference meet at Beckley as sectional meets approach on May 8.
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SC Baseball Standings The Citadel and Others
Baseball standings show The Citadel Virginia Military Virginia Tech George Washington Washington & Lee West Virginia and William & Mary with varied win totals and percentages. The data includes runs or scores and tie counts, reflecting midseason positioning among Southern Conference schools.
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Fight Saturday Night in Syracuse Bout Ends Narrowly
Carmen Basilio of Canastota N Y out pointed Pierre Langlois of France in a 151 pound bout on Saturday night in Syracuse N Y Basilio won 10 rounds to Langlois 155 12.
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Jensen Sees Fenway Wall Boost For Swing
Boston outfielder Jackie Jensen, known for 10 homers last season, eyes Fenway Park left field as he talks timing and a new swing. He hit two homers in yesterday’s 4-3 nightcap win over Philadelphia, the second clearing the wire screen. In the opener, Bob Trice beat Boston 6-4. Jensen has three homers after four games this season, with two doubles and five RBIs.
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