Yanks Sweep 2 From Tribe Bums Giants Win Trout Near No-Hitter
Baseball action across the majors features Virgil Trucks nearly no-hitting the Senators in a 1-0 Detroit win. The Yankees sweep the Indians 7-3 and 8-1 to extend their lead, Shantz wins his 17th as Philadelphia tops St. Louis 3-2, and Koslo earns a fifth straight over the Cardinals. Giants beat the Cubs 8-2 with Hank Thompson keying a late surge. Dodgers rally past Reds 7-6. Bravos top Cubs 6-4 after Fondy’s grand slam. Phils go 2-0 at Pittsburgh. Gerert hits a two-run homer to lift Boston over Chicago 4-2.
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Ma Lenaie Leaders
The Associated Press lists National League batting leaders as Musial of St. Louis at .322 with Lockman of New York and Adams of Cincinnati notable for hits and doubles. In the American League Goodman of Boston leads with .336, Berra of New York tops runs batted in, and Shantz of Philadelphia records 17 wins and 99 strikeouts.
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National League Yesterday's Results and Standings Summary
National League results show Philadelphia routing Pittsburgh 14 to 1 and 8 to 2, New York beating Cleveland twice, Detroit edging Washington 1 to 0, and Boston taking two from Chicago. Standings list New York and St Louis atop with Boston, Brooklyn and Philadelphia following. several teams trail by multiple games. Today's starters include Norman or Lopat for New York, Garcia or Jowski for Cincinnati Brooklyn, and Boston-Chicago pairings with multiple pitcher options.
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Major League Box Scores Detailed From New York and Cleveland Games
Readable lines show box scores for New York and Cleveland games with player positions, runs, hits, and errors. Key players include Rizzuto Berra Mantle Simpson and Feller with Raschi pitching on New York and Cleveland's lineup featuring Glynn, Doby, Brissie, and Reynolds. The text lists batting totals, RBIs, home runs, double plays, and game times, noting two games with final tallies and pitching lines.
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Detroit and Boston collide in rough baseball game recap
Chicago and Boston square off in a tense lineup with strong hits from Fondy Sisti Crowe and Cooper for Boston while Logan Miksis Atwell and Jethroe appear for Chicago Detroit notes add a late rally as Masterson and Trucks handle pitching duties. The game features RBI by Fondy Gordon and Sisti with notable fielding by Crowe and Dropo as Boston edges Chicago.
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Indians beat Giants 6 1. Cardinals top Red Sox 12 3 in league games
In Mullens Intermed Loop the Indians won 6-1 over the Giants with four runs in the first and three in the fourth. Shumate homered for the Giants while C Cook had two hits for the Indians. In the second game the Cardinals outslugged the Red Sox 12-3 as Penn led with two singles and Gross closed out the late rally to preserve the win for Halsey in relief.
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Cincinnati at Brooklyn baseball lineup note
The readable fragment lists Cincinnati and Brooklyn players with positions and batting stats including Cox 3b 50 Adams 2b and Rob'son 2b plus Westl'kerf and OjReecess, indicating an early game lineup rundown and score hints.
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Al Weill Reassures on Rocky Weill-Marciano Ties
New York columnist Gayle Talbot reports Al Weill, longtime promoter, confirms he no longer manages Rocky Marciano and that Mart y Weill will be in Rocky’s corner for Monday night’s Yankee Stadium bout with Harry Matthews. Weill defends his role and dispels ownership doubts raised by boxing writers.
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Soviets Lead Olympic Scoring in Helsinki Meet
Three days into the unofficial Olympic scoring parade at Helsinki the Soviet Union leads with 136.5 points driven by gymnastic strength, the United States second with 115, Switzerland up to third with 49, followed by Japan 26.5 and Sweden 21.5. American High School notes show Kansas City and Indianapolis results among others.
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Post 70 Bids for Title Again Today
Beckley Post 70 seeks its first American Legion Area 3 League baseball title with a 1:30 p.m. game at the high school diamond against arch rival Post 32. Post 70 leads with seven wins and one loss and has clinched a tie for the crown. a loss or a remaining schedule outcome could force a playoff with Fayette District and Post 32. Post 32, Fayette District, and Gary still harbor slim playoff chances.
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Keatleys and Harrys Chalk RBI Trail In Baseball Crackdown
Keatleys and Harrys chalked RBI trails and defensive plays as Hutchinson and Moncada led a tense baseball game. Keatler’s 15 left on base while Redden and Cole posted seven and nine strikeouts respectively.
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Boxing Roundup Notable Draws and Wins Across Cities
In Los Angeles Carlos Chavez fought to a draw with Gerald Labroi in 135 1 2 and 137 1 4 contests while Miami Beach saw Danny Nar dico stop Bernie Reynolds at 178 1 4. Newark and Albany hosts featured Johnny Williams and Jimmy Rousse with Landon securing an 8th round stoppage in Albany.
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