Yanks Cut Tribe Lead On Fourth of July Homers
Major league players celebrated Independence Day with a 35 homer day across eight parks. Cleveland’s Bill Glynn hit three in one game as the Indians split with Detroit, while Irv Noren and Dusty Rhodes powered multi homer performances for the Yankees and Giants. The Giants and Dodgers swept doubleheaders as the NL leaders remained three lengths up, with Ted Lepcio and Roy Sievers adding two homers each in other matchups.
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New Club Members Join Raleigh County Rod and Gun
The Raleigh County Rod and Gun Club gains two new members as of Monday. Both men entered the walleye contest and were not in the club previously. A long tale of fish, gear, and local reports follows, including Sampo swivels from Oney A. Johnson and notes on coastal fishing ports Spanish mackerel and king mackerel runs. Coach Van Meter reports two weeks of poor luck as water conditions improved for others.
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Major League Box Scores First Game and More
Summary of AL games with Cleveland and Detroit scoring, and Boston Washington and New York Philadelphia exchanges. includes box lines, key RBIs, and pitching notes for Houtteman Garver Nixon Byrd and others.
National League baseball night from Crosstown clash results
In a page of box scores from New York and Brooklyn Pittsburgh and Chicago Cincinnati, Batting highlights include Snider Moryn Campanella and Hoak for Brooklyn Thomas Ward and Pellagrini, while Chicago’s Jackson Kruszewski and Davis drove runs for their clubs.
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Snider Avila Up Bat Margin In Batting Races
New York reports Duke Snider extended his lead in the National League batting race despite a bruised elbow that sidelined him a few days. Snider rose to .375 after a strong week, with Don Mueller at .348 and Red Schoendienst rising to .339. In the American League, Bobby Avila widened his lead to .353 while Al Rosen fell to .323 and Jim Busby rose to .317.
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American Association Standings Snapshot
St Paul leads at 11-4 while Minneapolis sits 1-3 in the league. Kansas City is 3-1 and Indianapolis 1-1. Columbus stands 3-1 and Charleston 2-4. Louisville and Toledo both at 7-7 and 3-3 respectively.
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Baseball standings and schedule note from a newspaper card
Standings show Brooklyn 8-7 and New York 10-4 with Philadelphia 0-3 and Cincinnati 6-8 among others. Scheduled games include New York at Brooklyn Maglie against Roe, Pittsburgh at Philadelphia Friend versus Simmons, Milwaukee at Chicago Conley versus Pollet, Cincinnati at St. Louis Baczewski against Staley, Baltimore at Cleveland Coleman versus Wynn, Boston at New York Brewer versus Ford, Chicago at Detroit Trucks against Aber, and Philadelphia at Washington Trice against Stone.
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Baseball Leaders Named in Patchy OCR List
A glitchy OCR summary lists leaders across batting and pitching. Key names include Minoso Chicago with 65 runs and 11 stolen bases. Mantle New York with 17 home runs. Musial St Louis with 72 runs and 79 RBIs. Schoendienst 113 hits. Snider Brooklyn 23 doubles and 9 triples. Turley Baltimore 103 strikeouts. Reynolds New York 9-1 .900. Bruton Milwaukee stolen bases. The fragmented text omits several details and cleanly formatted data.
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Stengel Names AL All Star Pitches For Cleveland Game
Casey Stengel selected eight American League pitchers for the All-Star lineup at Cleveland on July 13. Only Whitey Ford is left handed. others include Garcia, Lemon, Kee gan, Trucks, Porterfield, Reynolds and Turley. The eight starting selections plus reserves round out a 25 man squad with vets like Rosen Avila and MInoso among starters and Lollar Fain Finigan Fox Kuenn Piersall Williams in reserves.
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Senators Split Open Series With Louisville Colonels
The Senators visit Louisville to start a four game set before returning to Charleston for a home stand. In Columbus last night Charleston lost 3-2 in the opener then won 4-1 in the nightcap with Gordon Goldsberry homering in the Charleston win.
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Yesterday's Stars Batting and Pitching Highlights
Bill Glynn of Cleveland homered three times and drove in eight runs to power Cleveland to a 13-6 win over Detroit in game one. Harvey Kuenn homered in the seventh for Detroit in a 1-0 victory in game two, as former Cleveland pitcher George Zaverink shut down his old club over 11 innings.
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