Miller Finale Rained Out As Saints Loom Tonight
Charleston Senators prepare to host the St Paul Saints in the opener of a four game set closing the home stand. Chuck Daniel will pitch for Charleston after last night’s rain shortened finale with Minneapolis, a 4-1 Millers win.
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Major League Standings and Friday Schedule Recap
The American League standings show New York leading with 28 wins and 19 losses, followed by Boston 31 30, Detroit 28 16, Kansas City 28 30, and Baltimore 27 36. Friday games include New York at Detroit and Washington at Cleveland with several matchups across the league. Additional results list Chicago 5 Milwaukee 4 and Pittsburgh 6 San Francisco 5 among others.
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Minor League Results From Associated Press
The Pacific Coast League games saw Portland beat Vancouver 2 to 1, Seattle defeat Salt Lake City 7 to 1, Phoenix win 2 to 1 against Sacramento, and Spokane take San Diego 5 to 3. In the International League, Havana edged Montreal 3 to 2, Miami defeated Toronto 6 to 1, and Richmond topped Buffalo 9 to 1.
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Buffalo
Major League Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights
The report lists top MLB leaders by league and stat for batting runs batted in hits doubles and pitching with players from teams such as Cleveland Detroit Kansas City Boston New York San Francisco St. Louis Chicago Pittsburgh and others. Notable names include Jensen Kuenn Fox Malzone Mays Banks Mays Cepeda Turley Larsen Ford and Jones with performances across 125 or more at bats and five or more decisions.
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Neal
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Chicago Pitching Feels the Blow Yet Still Shuts Out Five Games
The White Sox, led by Early Wynn and refreshed by winter trades, posted four shutouts in five games but linger seventh in the AL standings, 11 34 games behind. Wynn fired a two hitter against Boston as Chicago won 4 4.
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White Sox stay shutout bid but fall to pace of Yanks
In a packed MLB day, the White Sox were held hitless after the sixth as Hoyt Wilhelm pitched a 10th two-hitter. New York homered five times to beat Cleveland 9-3, widening the gap atop the standings. Baltimore rose to fifth with a KC win, while Chicago Cubs pummeled Milwaukee as Warren Spahn lost again.
Pitching-Early Wynn Quietly Shuts Out Red Sox 4-0
Wynn limited the Red Sox to two singles while walking two and fanning eight in a four run win. It marked his second two-hitter of the season and his third shutout. Tony Taylor of the Cubs doubled and stole home in the first inning and later hit his first major league home run in a 54 victory over the Braves.
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Chicago Cubs
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Frank Malzone
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Billy Goodman
Andy Carey
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Enos Slaughter
Elston Howard
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Ronnie Kline
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AAU National Track Championships Open in Bakersfield
The 70th annual AAU track and field nationals start in Bakersfield with about 400 athletes racing for top prizes and a chance to join the summer tour teams. Australian mile stars Herb Elliott and Merv Lincoln are favored to challenge John Landy’s 3 58 world mark as Don Bowden of California eyes the mile for an American bid.
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Silky Sullivan Still Draws Ardor From Fans Across Nation
Silky Sullivan remains a beloved figure to horse players and fans who recall his Kentucky Derby run and fondly mail greetings. Trainer Reggie Cornell notes the horse’s habit of dropping far back and surging late, a pattern fans embrace whether he wins or loses.
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Bout results from night of boxing rain postponement
United Press reports several boxing decisions and a stoppage including Davey Moore outpointing Laura Salas in Springfield Ohio and Benny Davis stopping Parks in Omaha. Bobby Gordon vs Charley Joseph bout postponed to Saturday night due to rain in Charleroi Pennsylvania.
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Omaha
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Spahn Slumps as Cubs Hit Four Homers To Top Braves
Milwaukee ace Warren Spahn suffers a third straight defeat as Chicago Cubs explode with four home runs in a 5-4 win that keeps Milwaukee two games ahead. Rookie Tony Taylor belts a decisive homer in the ninth after stealing home earlier. Spahn has 18 homers allowed this season.
Years Count Against You as Wynn Pitches On
Chicago White Sox ace Early Wynn at 38 believes he can add three or four more big league years if he slows down gradually. He blanked the Boston Red Sox 4 0 for his third shutout of the season and 36th of his career, improving to 7 5 on the year while reflecting on aging and past seasons.
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Ames and Ansted Tied For Lead In Fayetteville League
Five teams in Fayetteville Junior League after week one show Ames and Ansted each at 2-1 with two wins and one loss. Rotary sits 2-2 in third while the Lions hold last place at 1-3. Rookie Bob Schmidt hits his ninth homer as Pirates topple Worthington 5-3 aided by Bob Skinner’s two-run homer in the sixth.
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Major League Baseball Today Schedule Highlights
Today's slate features Turley facing Bunning in New York at Detroit, Stobbs squaring McLish in Washington at Cleveland, Harshman vs Donovan in Baltimore at Chicago, Fornicles or Smith tangle Terry in Boston at Kansas City, and a National League lineup with Mi zelle facing Rush in Milwaukee, Rice vs Simmons in Philadelphia, Koufax vs Witt in Los Angeles at Pittsburgh, and Phillips against Haddix in Chicago at Cincinnati.
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