Baseball Lineup and Pitching Records Highlight AL and NL
The article lists American League and National League pitching leaders led by Billy Bierce and Lew Burdette respectively, with multiple teams and players named. It includes batting averages and home run tallies for reserves and notable players such as Minoso, Sievers, Banks, Hodges, and Manto.
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Billy Bierce
White Sox
Bobby Shanty
Yankees
Non Moisi
Indians
Bob Grim
Billy Laes
Orioles
Early Wynn
Lew Burdette
Braves
Warren Spalin
John Antonelli
Wie Giants
Larry Jackson
Cardinals
Clem Labine
Dodgers
Jack Sanford
Phils
Elston Howard
Gus Triandos
Toe DeMaestri
Athletics
Prank Malzone
Red Sox
Gil McDougald
Bobby Wich
Two to One Odds Boost For Small Payments
Odds favor paying two smaller bills over one large one in a note about six month automobile insurance. Contact Harper Ro for more details and call 510 Beckley at 34 4392.
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American Association Yesterday's Results and Standings
Wichita defeated Omaha 10 to 4 and Indianapolis lost 0 to 2 to Minneapolis 6 to 4. Charleston beat St. Paul 9 to 6. Standings show Wichita Omaha Minneapolis St Paul Denver Indianapolis Charleston Lautsville in order with city abbreviations. Tonight Denver visits Charleston at 8 18 PM DST while other matchups include Omaha at Louisville and St Paul at Indianapolis. Chicago note mentions long boulevards along Lake Michigan.
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Omaha
Denver
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Louisville
Charleston
St. Paul
Lautsville
Brenner bids 10000 for Rademacher Miteff fight in August
New York promoter Teddy Brenner offered Olympic champion Pete Rademacher $10,000 to fight Argentina’s Alex Miteff in August at Madison Square Garden. Rademacher may also meet Floyd Patterson in Seattle in August if he defeats Hurricane Jackson in New York on July 29.
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Teddy Brenner
Ieay
Pete Rademacher
Argentina
Alex Miteff
Rademacher
Miteff
Brenner
Philadelphia
Fernando Fala
Madison Square Garden
Floyd Patterson
Seattle
Hurricane Jackson
Jack Hurley
Jamiel Wallman
Fala
Barney Felix
Sam Svetnick
Mitetti
Frick Sees Open Territory If Dodgers Giants Move
Ford Frick reelected commissioner of baseball says it is inconceivable for New York to be a one club town and that open territory should be available for another team if Dodgers and Giants relocate. He spoke at the National League meeting as franchise move plans loom and Dodger president O Malley and Giant president Stoneham offered no definite reports.
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ST. Louis
Ford Frick
New York
Brooklyn Dodgers
Los Angeles
New York Giants
San Francisco
Dodgers
Giants
Frick
National League
Chicago
Warren Giles
O'Malley
Walter O'Malley
Dodger
Stoneham
Horace Stoneham
Giles
Sens Seek Sixth In Row Vs Bears
The Charleston Senators aim for a sixth straight American Association win as Mal Woodeshick faces the Denver Bears in the series opener. Charleston swept St Paul to end a 12 game slide, with Howie Phillips driving in three runs in the 9-6 win.
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Bears
Charleston
Charleston Senators
Mal Woodeshick
Denver Bears
Senators
St. Paul
Saints
Pete Wojey
Chuck Daniels
Wosey
Howie Phillips
Denver
Stengel Voices Discontent Over American League All Stars
NY Yankees manager Casey Stengel laments AL All Star selections. He criticizes fan voting and rival managers while noting potential changes for next year. He cites players like Kuenn Wertz Kell Skowron and McDougald and questions representation.
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Joe Reichler
ST. Louis
Casey Stengel
New York
Detroit
Harvey
Yankees
Kuenn
Cleveland
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Philadels
Gil McDougald
Curt Simmons
Boston
Frank Malzone
All-Star Game Facts NL Edges AL in Home Runs
NL leads AL in homers among all star eligibles excluding pitchers 155 to 169 while AL pitchers carry a 65 28 record and NL 52 35. St Louis hosts with 16 of 23 home teams winning. Williams fends off a mild slump as Stengel plans a rest rule for starting pitchers before the game.
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St. Louis
Paul Derringer
Cincinnati
Red Ruffing
New York Yankees
Stengel
Wynn
Bunning
Walter Alston
Mickey Mantle
Major League Baseball Standings and Schedule
The Associated Press reports the latest American and National League standings with records for New York Chicago Boston Cleveland Detroit Baltimore Kansas City Washington and others. The All Star Game is set for St. Louis at 1 30 p m with no games today and Milwaukee visits Pittsburgh at 7 15 pm tomorrow as the only scheduled contest.
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Harvey Kuenn
Detroit
Redgee Ween
Nellie Fox
Chicago
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al Kaline
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Mickey Manile
New York
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Ted Williams
Boston
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Cleveland
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Baltimore
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Cincinnati
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Milwaukee
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St. Louis
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Curt Simmons
Philadelphia
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Feller Sees Los Angeles As Top Baseball Territory
Hall of Fame pitcher Bob Feller, touring to inspire youth in Los Angeles, argues the city is the nation’s most fertile MLB base if a club relocates here. He blasts owners for concessions to players while defending his own years with the game and his Iowa roots.
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Los Angeles
Bob Feller
Harvey hampered by pinched nerve in All Star bid
St Louis reports Harvey Kuenn, AL starting shortstop, bothered by a pinched nerve in his back. He hopes to play after pregame workouts and batting practice. Kuenn, slated to leadoff for Casey Stengel, pinched the nerve in a game with Kansas City.
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ST. Louis
Harvey Kuenn
Detroit
Casey Stengel
Americans
Kansas City
Draw Announced For LL Tourney
Five team Area A Little League tournament set with opening game Marlinton at Rupert Monday July 29. Winners meet Northern Greenbrier and Western Greenbrier July 30 at East Rainelle. Area A final decided July 31 with the victor advancing to Beckley district finals August 12.
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Tom Burr
Marlinton
Rupert
Northern Greenbrier
Greenbrier
al Hinkle
Curby Me Ciing
Western Greenbrier
Bob Frye
Ronceverte Little League
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