Major League Boxscores E Gardener Veal POA Detroit 96-12
Box score notes Detroit 96 12 two out run scored. Baltimore 27 15. Berberet, Triandos, Carrasquel homer. Walker 1,2B. Kin Kaline Berberet 2 Bolling 1 Carrasquel 4. Walker 1. Pairings and loser details included.
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Mantle Leads 3-Game Sweep Over Chicago
The Yankees face the Indians in a weekend series after Mantle powered a 10th inning homer to seal a win over the White Sox. Cleveland holds a slim AL lead as Detroit and Baltimore vie behind. Kaline suffers a broken cheek bone for Detroit. Pitching changes and late rallies color a busy day across the league.
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Pitchers Set For Seven In Today's Major League Games
Baseball card shows several American League and National League matchups with Bell Ford and Kemmerer in early schedules. Notable note mentions Yale football coach Jordan Olivar who never played high school football, was a soccer player, and later coached tactics at Villanova.
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Hitting-Chico Carrasquel Drives Orioles To 4-7 Victory
Yesterday's Stars by The Associated Press details Chico Carrasquel's late homer and a two-run single in the ninth that capped a comeback for the Orioles over the Tigers. Elroy Face of the Pirates earned his 16th win with five innings of relief in a 4-2 win over the Cubs.
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Napht Thursday Results and Friday Schedule Summary
In baseball style box scores, New York beat Chicago 5 to 4 in 10 innings. Boston won 7 to 6 over Cleveland. Baltimore edged Detroit 7 to 6. Washington defeated Kansas City 7 to 5. Friday’s games listed Cleveland at New York Detroit at Washington Chicago at Boston Milwaukee at San Francisco Pittsburgh at Los Angeles St. Louis at Philadelphia Cincinnati at Chicago wrap.
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Senators Meet Indians Tonight in Series Tilt
Charleston right hander Jim Stump to start as the Senators host the Indiana Indians in game three of the American Association series. Last night the Indians used a three run homer by Joe Hicks in the eighth to pull away 4 2, with Tom Qualters driving in an insurance run in the ninth. Bubba Morton scored on a Stump RBI and Palys was replaced on base. Louisville to visit tomorrow for a four game set.
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Third Major League Seen Likely In 62
By Jack Hand. Discussion on a planned third major baseball league in 1962 with New York as a key franchise. Bill Shea leads the effort and targets cities including Toronto Houston Dallas Fort Worth and Minneapolis-St Paul while awaiting firm investor identities and a new ballpark at Flushing Meadows in New York.
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Jake Cooke
Face Wins 11th As Pirates Nip Cubs in 13 Innings
Pirates beat Chicago 4-2 in 13 innings as Elroy Face a adds his 11th win. Giants slip past Reds 5-3 with Cepeda 4-for-5 driving in two, Miller earns the win in relief. Braves hold 1st, Dodgers surge, Milwaukee clinging to NL lead amid late surge by Cubs and Reds.
Group factions push for new major league proposal
Mrs. Dorothy Killam leads one faction aiming to buy a team, Dwight Davis links with George Walker in another, while Branch Rickey in Pittsburgh says a third league is inevitable and there are plenty of players to go around.
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George Walker
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Branch Rickey
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cuban welterweight Fer nandez headlines MSG card tonight
Three undefeated Cuban fighters with 22 straight knockouts invade Madison Square Garden for a trio of 10 round bouts. Leading them is Florentino Fer nandez a 5 9 welterweight facing Stefan Redl of Passaic NJ. Also slated are lightweights Douglas Vaillant and Carlos Hernandez. Fer nandez has 19 pro wins 17 by KO and recently stopped Paddy DeMarco in Havana. Redl a 25 year old 147 pounder is 23-3-1 with 13 KOs and has won his last four starts this year.
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Associated Press
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Stefan Redl
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