Senators Split With Omaha In Two One Run Games
Charleston Senators split two one run games with the Omaha Cardinals. Omaha won 1-0 in the first game on a ninth inning run, then Charleston prevailed 4-3 in the second with a two run eighth inning highlighted by Harry Malmberg and Lou Limmer. Gene Host pitched the first game. Teen Cheney held the Cards to six hits. Tonight another doubleheader is set with Hal Woodes chick and Dick Marlowe for Charleston against Barney Schultz for Omaha.
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Mays, Brandt Lead Offense In Ridgefield Victory
R Mays and Brandt contributed key RBIs while E Bressoud and Lown added runs as Chicago edged New York 6 to 5. Sarni starred with two hits and two RBIs, while White and Fondy also drove in runs. Antonelli earned the win after 6 5 innings, Rush took the loss. Attendance reached 7,650 at the park.
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Baseball leaders summary from midseason AP data
The Associated Press lists batting leaders Mantle of New York leading in runs 60 and hits 85 and homers 25. Mays of New York and Bell of Cincinnati share other duals, with Kuenn of Detroit 16 doubles and Simpson of Kansas City 6 triples. Brewer of Boston has 91 strikeouts and a .900 winning percentage.
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One Game Separates Top Five In Red Hot Race
The National League grip tightens as St Louis pitchers lead a shutout of Brooklyn 6 0 while Cincinnati loses to Philadelphia diving the five team tie. Milwaukee and New York win to stay in pursuit with Chicago and others close behind as the pennant chase heats up.
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National League Baseball Standings and Schedule Highlights
Eastern standings show New York leading with 39 wins and 201 loss percentage, Chicago at 3-8, and Baltimore at 28-31. Today's schedule features St. Louis at Brooklyn, Chicago at New York, and Milwaukee at Pittsburgh with various pitching matchups. Yesterday results include St. Louis defeating Brooklyn 6-0 and New York beating Chicago 2-0.
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Tuesday Scores From Baseball Night in Louisville and Nearby
Tuesday results show Louisville defeated Denver 3 to 2 while Wichita beat St Paul 14 to 4. Omaha lost 1 to 3 at Charleston as Charleston led 9 to 4 earlier. Minneapolis triumphed 6 to 0 over Indianapolis 9.
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Congress Baseball Game Ends in GOP Victory at Griffith
The Congressional Baseball Game saw a 8-7 GOP win over Democrats at Griffith Stadium. Brooks limited to three hits as Brooks? The GOP catcher Tom Curtis of Missouri, 45, was hospitalized after a collision in the fifth inning and taken to Bethesda Naval Hospital.
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