Cubs Rally Past Phillies for Third Place Sweep
Chicago tops Philadelphia 11-10 in 11 innings to clinch third place as Don Cardwell started for the Phils and Wes Covington homered twice among Cubs who also got contributions from Moryn Walls and Gary. Lee Walls Glenn Hobbie won in relief with Johnny Logan driving in runs in the late stretch.
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Optimism Flows From Managers In Pennant Race
Managers across the National League express confidence in a stronger second half as the pennant race tightens. Dodgers, Braves, Cubs, Giants, Phillies, and others promise improved play despite injuries and slumps.
Braves Castoff Helps Giants chase pennant
Danny OConnell, a Milwaukee Braves castoff, fuels the San Francisco Giants surge after injuries sidelined him. He returns June 7 to July 4 and delivers solid second base work, with a .255 average and sharp double plays. OConnell says the Giants can surprise and win the pennant in their first San Francisco season.
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Major League Boxscore Summary
Kansas City 2 Wahlington 6 LOB figures show errors by Urban and Ramos in a pitching-heavy box. Urban recorded a two run homer, while Ramos took the loss with an 0.0 ERA entry shown. Constable and Milwaul contributed to the defensive effort in relief.
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Blazer Inactive Herb Score Eyes Return With Curves
Washington AP Herb Score, the injured Cleveland southpaw, plots a comeback focusing on breaking pitches after eye injury and shoulder strain. He aims to start, noting 80 percent speed, and recently shaded the Yankees with three scoreless innings including a curve that fanned Gil McDougald. Score is 2-2 with a 2.50 ERA this season through 36 innings.
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Major League Standings and Monday Schedule
The standings show Chicago 11 and Philadelphia 10 in a close race. Results include Los Angeles 8 over Cincinnati 5 and Milwaukee 12 over San Francisco. Wednesday games list Cincinnati at Chicago Philadelphia at San Francisco Milwaukee at St Louis Pittsburgh at Los Angeles with notes on National League matchups.
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Ford Shuts Out Sox As Yankees Open 13-Game Lead
Whitey Ford blanked the Chicago White Sox 5-0 to extend New York’s lead to 13 games, completing a strong run with four hits allowed, five strikeouts, and a near-minimal effort. Hank Bauer and Mickey Mantle supplied key homers in support.
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Baseball Card: Pitchers Listed for National and American Leagues
National League matchups feature Jay vs Maglie and Roberts vs McCormick. American League games include Detroit at New York Ditmar or Monroe, Chicago at Baltimore Wilson vs Pappas, Cleveland at Washington score Kemmerer, and Kansas City at Boston Herbert vs Sullivan.
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Carey Hitting Over His Lifetime Average
California judge flags contract dispute over Chavez Ravine site. Andy Carey, with the Yankees, sits at .290 batting average and 25 hits in 53 at bats this season as he plans appeals through lower and possibly state supreme courts. Taxpayers challenge the Dodger stadium deal tied to Wrigley Field and other concessions.
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Senators weigh future as Griffith testifies on baseball rights
Washington Senators owner Calvin Griffith appears before the Kefauver antimonopoly subcommittee as hearings resume on the legal status of pro sports. Senators consider keeping the club in Washington after discussions with other American League owners and amid concerns over gate receipts and standings.
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