Baseball results and standings from Tuesday and Thursday
New York at Cleveland and other Tuesday results show Cleveland defeated New York 5 to 1 Chicago beat Boston 2 to 1 Detroit routed Washington 8 to 1 Kansas City topped Baltimore 8 to 1. National League leaders include San Francisco 52 41 559 and Los Angeles 53 43 552 with Pittsburgh 49 44 527. Wednesday games include Philadelphia at Pittsburgh and Cincinnati at Milwaukee. Chicago defeated Los Angeles 8-2 and Pittsburgh beat Philadelphia 7-6 in a suspended May 10 game. St Louis and San Francisco also played.
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Moore Yvon bout postponed again to August
Archie Moore's light heavyweight title defense against Yvon Durelle is rescheduled for August 12 at the Montreal Forum. Moore rushes to his wife in San Diego after surgery for removal of a non malignant meningioma. Durelle's camp and promoter react with disappointment but sympathy, while officials defer jurisdiction to the U S National Boxing Assn. The bout was previously delayed by a foot injury to Moore.
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Baseball Writers Pick Chicago To Win AL Flag
AP reports mid season polls show Chicago White Sox favored to win the American League pennant with Cleveland second and New York Yankees dropping to third. Milwaukee leads the National League, narrowly ahead of the San Francisco Giants as Dodgers rise to third replacing Pittsburgh.
Reds Dominate Braves in 12-2 Victory with Newcombe Strong
On June 30 1953 the Reds crushed the Braves 12-2 as Don Newcombe improved to 10-5 by allowing five hits and fanning six. Lew Burdette was battered while the Braves dropped to fourth, with Cincinnati surging in the NL standings amid a seven game skid for Milwaukee. Roy Face reliever for Pittsburgh, Ted Kluszewski and Johnny Logan homered, while Chicago rallied to beat St Louis 8-2 and the Dodgers edged ahead 3-2 in a separate set of late games. The day featured multiple notable NL results including Kiner 16th homer for the Cubs and a suspended game completion for Philadelphia.
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Jim Coates
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Don Buddin
Bud Daley
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Harvey Kuenn
Lou Berberet
Charlie Maxwell
Paul Foytack
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Dodgers edge Giants in tense pitchers duel 1–0 win
Pitching-Roger Craig and Sam Jones dueled through seven innings before a double two-hitter game. The Dodgers escaped a bases-loaded jam with none out in the seventh to clinch a 1–0 victory over the Giants as both teams walked three and struck out six. Jim Marshall led the Cubs with four RBIs on two singles and a home run in an 8–2 rout of the Cardinals.
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Dodgers
Sam Jones
Giants
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Open Home Series Tonight Senators Top Cats 7-4 In 17-Innings
Charleston Senators edged Fort Worth 7 to 4 in 17 innings after a 4 4 tie for 11 innings. Buddy Hicks delivered the go ahead with a two on single, Don Taussig added a single, Ozzie Virgil sacrificed in a run. George Spencer closed strong, yielding three hits in seven innings. The marathon game lasted four hours and 37 minutes. Charleston to host St Paul to open a nine day homestand.
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Baseball matchups with top pitchers dominate the slate
Philadelphia hosts Pittsburgh as Roberts faces Kline while Cincinnati meets Milwaukee with O'Toole opposing Spahn. Chicago visits Los Angeles with Anderson facing McDevitt and St Louis travels to San Francisco pitting Ricketts against McCormick. New York visits Cleveland with Turley opposing Score. Washington plays Detroit with Ramos vs Lary. Boston hosts Chicago featuring Casale against Wynn. Baltimore at Kansas City features Walker versus Garver.
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O'Toole
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Chicago
Los Angeles
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McDevitt
St. Louis
San Francisco
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Ramos
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Craft Suffers Heart Attack
Kansas City Athletics manager Harry Craft suffered a minor heart attack on Tuesday and was hospitalized at Downtown Hospital after chest pains. Doctors initially attributed exhaustion and tension but later confirmed a heart ailment with no serious conditions and that he responded to medication.
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Harry Craft
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Dodgers Cut Giants Lead To A Fraction
The Giants NL lead has shrunk to a fraction over the Dodgers after three losses in which their big bats produced only three hits. LA pitchers won by one run in duels with Antonelli and Jones as San Francisco struggles at the plate, despite relief pitching holding up. Manager Rigney vows hitting drills to end the slump.
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Giants
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Willie Mays
Orlando Cepeda
Los Angeles
Johnny Antonelli
Sam Jones
Bill White
Milwaukee
Hank Aaron
St. Louis
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Philadelphia
Antonelli
Sanford
Bill Rigney
Landis Delivers Winning Single For White Sox
In a tightly bunched AL race, Cal McLish improved to 12-3 with a three-hit win over the Yankees as Cleveland extended its slim lead over Chicago. Landis delivered a seventh-inning RBI single to spark Chicago’s 2-1 victory over Boston, while Yankees, Orioles, and Tigers also dropped games. McLish’s seventh one-run start highlighted a day of key performances across the league.
Buddin Drives In Runs In 8th As Orioles Edge Royals
Orioles scrape the box as Buddin singles in the 8th and 9th inning for a 2 run edge. Williams and Dropo homer, Maris and Cerv add RBIs in a game featuring Gardner, Miranda, and a split bullpen.
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Stengel Fears Time Running Out For Yankees
In Cleveland, manager Casey Stengel said injuries threaten the Yankees as they chase a fifth straight AL pennant. The Indians beat New York 5 1, with Cal McLish pitching a three hitter. Skowron Turley McDougald Kubek all sidelined or weakened by injuries as the club trails by 6 2 games.
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New York Yankees
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Bob Turley
Gil McDougald
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Bowsfield tosses one hitter as Millers blank St Paul 2 0
Southpaw Ted Bowsfield, on option from the Boston Red Sox, pitched a one hitter for Minneapolis Tuesday night guiding the Millers to a 2 0 win over St Paul in the American Association.
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Baseball leaders and stats from the season batting and pitching
Aaron Milwaukee leads with 131 hits and 95 runs? plus 362 batting average, while Pinson Cincinnati adds 120 hits and Mathews Milwaukee nets 29 home runs. Banks Chicago 26 HR and Banks 86 RBIs. Pitchers Antonelli 145 decisions, Drysdale 154 strikeouts, McLish 12-3, Shaw 9-3.
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