Major League Roundup Chisox and Tigers Fade in A.L. Race
The American League pennant race tightens as New York holds a five game lead over Cleveland with Chicago and Detroit fading. Yankees split with Washington. Cleveland tops Chicago then loses. Boston climbs to fourth behind Ted Williams power. In the National League, Brooklyn’s edge shrinks as New York and Milwaukee split and St Louis and Philadelphia win.
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Major League Boxscores Wide World Baseball Action
Baseball box scores show New York and Washington as well as Baltimore Boston Kansas City Detroit Cleveland Chicago games with individual player lines, runs, hits, and errors. Mantle Paula and Berra produce key RBIs for the Yankees, while Williams Triandos and Jensen star for Boston. Detroit and Kansas City split a high scoring affair. Cleveland beats Chicago 5 to 4 behind Houtteman while Fox and Avila contribute for the Indians.
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Musial Leads Cardinals Past Cubs In NL Tilt
In a midseason National League clash, Stan Musial powered St. Louis to a 7-2 win over Chicago. Musial and Repulski each drove in runs. Schoendienst added two doubles and a triple, Buoyed by solid pitching from Arroyo who improves to 10-3.
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Sens Battle From Behind Again 4-3
The Charleston Senators face Louisville tonight after winning four of five series against American Association foes. Last night Charleston came from behind for the third straight time, defeating Indianapolis 4-3 to take the series three games to one. It marked 12th win in 19. Don Leppert doubled home Earl Battey for the final run in the seventh.
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Charleston rallies to top Indianapolis in pitchers duel
Charleston erased an early 3-0 deficit by Friday on Saturday night as Moe Savransky earned his fourth win with Jehosie Heard finishing the last two innings. Indianapolis’ Bob Hooper took the loss in relief. Felipe Montemayor left with an injured foot in the seventh after Battey delivered a tying RBI single and Len Johnson extended his hitting streak to 21. Charleston’s next starter will be Vito Valentinetti against Al Curtis in a righty duel.
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Appalachian League scores rundown
Bluefield defeated Kingsport 6 to 5 and Salem routed Bristol 7 to 0 in eight innings due to rain. Pulacki led Wytheville with 15 runs in a 15 to 4 win over Wytheville. Welch edged Johnson City 6 to 5 in ten innings.
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International League score roundup dominates busy night
Havana blanked Buffalo 7 0 while Montreal won 3 1. Richmond beat Toronto 14 7 1. Columbus defeated Rochester 4 2 and Syracuse topped Rochester 5 2. Multiple games show strong offenses and decisive margins.
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Chico Carrasquel benched despite AL All Star nod
Chicago benched shortstop Chico Carrasquel, once famed for fielding, now struggling at bat and glove. Manager Marty Marion cites poor effort as the reason, with Carrasquel posting a 259 average and facing renewed benching despite injuries elsewhere.
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NL Holds Edge in Power For All Star Tilt
National League shows a marked power lead with 288 homers to the American League's 183 led by Kluszewski Snider and Mays. NL boasts 84 homers among three stars and higher team batting averages, while AL counters with Williams Kaline and Fox among top hitters and a stronger 10 win pitchers group led by Wynn Turley Sullivan.
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All-Star Squads to Have Rested Pitchers Tuesday
MILWAUKEE A Milwaukee crowd awaits the 22nd All-Star Game with rested hurlers and minimal injuries after years past. Managers Lopez and Durocher have a wide pitcher pool for the American and National teams. The game, part of an all star festival, is set for 2 p.m to honor Arch Ward. The NL is 13 to 10 favorite to claim the fifth win in six meetings.
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Weekend Fights Roundup By Associated Press
Hollywood Ramon Tiscareno from Mexico outpointed Phil Kim of Honolulu in a 10 round bout. Havana Oscar Suarez, Cuba defeated Cleo Ortiz of Puerto Rico in a 10 round decision.
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Batting and pitching leaders listed for 1933
The league leaders include Batting Kamp Kline Detroit .371 and Mantle New York with 75 runs batted in. Snider Brooklyn leads in runs with 74 and hits with 109 while Butler, Bruton, and Kluszewski appear among homers and triples. Newcombe of Brooklyn records 14 wins and Jones of Chicago 114 strikeouts.
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Cardinals Pitcher Arroyo Dominates Cubs For Win
St Louis southpaw Luis Arroyo scattered seven hits through five scoreless innings to earn his 10th victory as Chicago failed to mount a hit until late. Meanwhile Mickey Mantle of the New York Yankees sliced back the American League home run lead with three homers, boosting the Yankees past Washington 8 3 after a previous loss.
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