Tigers weigh change as Bucky Harris may exit
Detroit fans eye potential managerial shift as the Tigers plunge to sixth after an eight game slide. President Spike Briggs criticizes hustle and spirit while ownership remains unsettled. Harris, 59, has produced three pennant winners and holds a one year contract amid sale talks and bids due by July 2.
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Major League Boxscores Snapshot for Cincinnati and Pittsburgh
Boxscore data shows Cincinnati and Pittsburgh scoring players, with Kluszewski and Robinson delivering runs. Also includes postgame stats for 10 teams, noting pitchers Fowler Kline and others, plus an American League recap featuring New York and Kansas City with Siebern homers and Mantle’s two-base hits. Kentucky Derby note references Clyde Van Dusen in 1929.
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Crandall's Bunt Brings 11th Win For Milwaukee Braves
Milwaukee Braves beat Philadelphia 8-5 as Del Crandall's squeeze bunt in the ninth plated the winning run. It marked Milwaukee's 11th straight win under manager Fred Haney, widening their lead over second-place Cincinnati. Thomson went 4-for-4 with a homer and three RBIs. Mathews hit his 12th homer.
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Pitcher Art Fowler earns fifth win in five-hitter for Redlegs
Art Fowler pitched a five-hitter with one walk and three strikeouts to beat the Pirates 2-1 for Cincinnati. Bobby Thomson collected four of Milwaukee’s four trips with his 10th homer and three RBIs as the Braves topped the Phillies 8-5 for their 11th straight win.
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Major League Standings and Scores Card
Daily baseball standings and results show Brooklyn’s 3-2 win over Chicago with Davis facing Maglie and Cincinnati beating Pittsburgh 2-1. Standings list New York 41-24 leading, Chicago 36-22, and other divisional matchups.
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Gus Bell Leads NL Center Field Vote Over Duke Snider
In the latest All-Star balloting Gus Bell of Cincinnati tops Duke Snider of Brooklyn for the NL center field spot with 56,602 to 53,668. Final results for the July 10 game in Washington expected Friday from Ford Frick’s office. Mickey Mantle leads AL with 94,278 votes. Other leaders include Mickey Vernon, Nelson Fox, George Kell, Harvey Kuenn, Ted Williams, Yogi Berra, and Stan Musial across various positions.
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Change of Uniform Boosts Stars For White Sox and Others
New uniform switches spark strong runs for Dave Philley and Jim Wilson with the Chicago White Sox while Brooks Lawrence of Cincinnati and Alvin Dark of St. Louis find immediate success. Philley lifts to .326 average after joining from Baltimore and Wilson posts a 6-1 start. Lawrence adds a 9-0 won loss start, Dark hits .285 after a .252 mark with New York Giants. Other players like Walt Moryn, Bill Virdon, Bob Nieman, Mickey Vernon, and Murry Dickson also show improvement with new teams.
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