Buhl's Hex on Dodgers May Mean Flag for Braves
News item notes Buhl's pitching dominance could lift the Braves to the league flag while Dodgers fade. Schedule shows Pirates at Milwaukee and other games around the league as teams jockey for position. Scores listed include Saint Louis 43 to New York 34 and Pittsburgh 22 to Chicago 04 with Saturday results Philadelphia 3 Milwaukee 0 and Cincinnati 5 Brooklyn 2.
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Major League Boxscores Second Game Summary
Brooklyn and St Louis split as Littlefield and Seerson led a 6-3 St Louis win in the first game. second game saw Detroit and New York trade runs with Wolfer, Rogovin and Berra keying the action. In the Cleveland and Philadelphia contests, strong hitting from Kluszewski Lopata and Robinson highlighted a Philadelphia win. The Chicago and Baltimore clash produced a 7-4 Chicago victory with Clemente and Fondy delivering RBI.
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Buhl Keys Milwaukee Rally to 6-2 Win Over Brooks
Milwaukee pitcher Bob Buhl, improving control, won his 16th game of the season by beating Brooklyn 6-2. Hank Aaron hit his 57th homer and Johnny Logan added his 12th as Milwaukee extended a NL lead over the Dodgers. Pittsburgh and Cincinnati also won, while the Yankees built a big AL advantage with a split against Detroit and Washington.
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Senators Start Four Game Set with Bears in Denver
The Charleston Senators open a four game series with the Denver Bears in Denver, aiming to climb from sixth place in the standings. Joe Presko will start for Charleston as they chase gains on Indianapolis, with Wichita nearby and Charleston hoping to rebound after yesterday’s 7-5 loss to Wichita.
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Fletcher Wins Blue Grass Golf Championship in Sudden Death
Fletcher of Bluefield won the Blue Grass Golf Tournament title after a birdie on the first extra hole in a sudden death playoff with Jim Deamer of Blacksburg Virginia. Ellison of Blacksburg finished third with 210 after a 72 in the opening round. Flight winners follow in the stacked event with Bailey, Hulme, Paine and Stallard noted among top placers.
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