Cardinals Edge Reds In 11 Inning NL Tilt
The St Louis Cardinals beat Cincinnati 6 to 5 in 11 innings to pull within half a game of first place as Stan Musial started a ninth inning rally with a single. Joe Cunningham delivered the decisive hit in the frame and Morrie Martin earned the win in relief.
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Senators Meet Millers Tonight In Key Series Opener
The Charleston Senators, 4-5 at home, host the Minneapolis Millers in a three game set led by pitcher Tall Don Lee. Charleston sits 3 1/2 games behind Denver as Wayne Terwilliger returns at second base and Buddy Hicks shifts to third. The Saints visit for a 13 game home stand before a 14 day road trip starts in Minneapolis.
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Baseball Leaders Show Strong A Bats and Power
Major League leaders include Nieman Baltimore batting .367 with Vernon Cleveland at .365 and Ward Kansas City at .338. Cerv Kansas City drives in 31 with Mantle 38 runs. Fox Chicago leads with 73 hits while Malzone Boston has 64 and Minoso Cleveland 63. Mays San Francisco tops batting 387 with 91 hits. Thomas Pittsburgh 61 RBIs and Banks Chicago 52. Turley New York goes 10 2 as top pitcher. 74 strikeouts by Turley.
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8 Year Old Cub Halts White Sox In Exhibition Tilt
Chicago's Ellsworth, an 18 year old left hander from Fresno high, pitched a 1 0 win over the White Sox at Comiskey Park. He walked five and allowed four singles while striking out two, earning praise from Cub staff and Cal Neeman. Ellsworth joined the Cubs with a $50 000 bonus and may start a championship game against Cincinnati. Vic Heyliger runs a restaurant in Colorado Springs.
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Champs Open Western Tour Today Versus Tribe
Baseball roundup notes the New York Yankees opening the American League Western tour with a three game set in Cleveland led by Whitey Ford against Ray Narleski as the Indians seek a fresh stride. Detroit tractors host Washington while Boston meets Chicago as Pittsburgh and St Louis play a lone NL tilt.
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Oaks Race Could Settle 3-Year-Old Filly Title
Belmont Park hosts the $50,000-added Coaching Club American Oaks a key turf three eighths for 3-year-old fillies. Defending champ Idun sits out with illness. Contenders include Big Effort A Glitter Bug Brush and Daumay from Brooke Meade Calumet Whitney and Howard A Jones during CBS telecast at 3 44 p.m. EST.
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Baseball pitchers set for NL and AL matchups across leagues
National League games feature Chicago at Milwaukee with Drabowsky against Burdette, San Francisco at Pittsburgh Antone against Raydon, Los Angeles at Philadelphia Drysdale versus Sanford, St. Louis at Cincinnati Brosnan versus Lawrence. American League card has New York at Cleveland Ford versus Narleski, Boston at Chicago Lister versus Pierce, Baltimore at Kansas City Brown against Herbert, Washington at Detroit Ramos versus Foytack.
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Stricken Maurice Stokes Observes 25th Birthday
Cincinnati Royals star Maurice Stokes marks his 25th birthday in St. Elizabeth Hospital Covington after encephalitis left him largely unconscious. The Pittsburgh native is conscious only at times and can recognize friends, but cannot speak as doctors assess his recovery prospects.
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Minor League Results From the Pacific Coast and International Leagues
The Associated Press reports PCL Seattle defeated Salt Lake City 7 to 4. International League action saw Richmond top Buffalo 4 to 3 in 10 innings, with Rochester beating Columbus in another game.
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Newcombe Traded to Reds Says It’s Just One of Those Things
Dodgers star Don Newcombe discussed his Sunday night trade to Cincinnati for Steve Bilko, Johnny Klippstein, and Charlie Rabe. He emphasized pitching for Cincinnati and noted Campanella’s absence did not cause his poor 0-6 season, attributing issues to a lingering shoulder injury.
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