Giants Beat Dodgers in 13th Inning Pinch Hit
The New York Giants won 4-3 over Brooklyn in 13 innings as Dusty Rhodes lined a bases loaded pinch hit single with two outs in the 13th. Giants surge to two games ahead of Dodgers while Cubs, Phillies, and Cardinals stumble in NL. AL races mix as Indians gain on White Sox and Yankees hammer Boston.
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Box Scores Summary From Brooklyn to Detroit Across Rainy Day Standings
Major League box scores recap across Brooklyn New York Philadelphia St Louis Cincinnati Chicago Milwaukee New York Boston Washington Detroit teams and players listed with shifts, run totals, and key RBI highlights. Notable names include Musial Bell Mays Williams Campanella Erstad and Kuenn with multiple runs hits and fielding notes across nine clubs and ballparks.
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National League and American League Baseball Standings and Schedule
Eastern standings show New York leading with 46 wins, Brooklyn 42, Philadelphia 36. Tonight schedule features Brooklyn at New York, Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, St. Louis at Cincinnati, Chicago at Milwaukee. AMERICAN LEAGUE lists Cleveland and New York atop, with Detroit and Washington trailing. several late games recap.
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Time Out Beats: Boone recalls 17-run Boston game
Ray Boone of the Detroit Tigers recalls a wild game against Boston last season in which the Red Sox batted for 48 minutes and scored 17 runs. He joked that he signaled two outs every five minutes and eventually gave up the effort after a half hour.
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All-Star Game Starter Poll Opens June 11 at Raleigh
Fans vote for the 21st Major League All-Star Game starters in Cleveland on July 13. Balloting runs from June 11 to July 3, with ballots mailed to Bob Wills, sports editor, The Raleigh Register.
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Kiner Benched as Rice Gets Cubs Right Field Berth
MILWAUKEE The Cubs bench star Ralph Kiner for several days after an 11 game losing streak. Manager Stan Hack says Kiner is pressing and rest may help. Hank Sauer shifts to left field and Hal Rice takes right field to fill the gap.
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Senators Divide With Millers In Twin Bill Return
The Charleston Senators travel to Minneapolis to face the Millers with Bill Pope on the mound. In the previous doubleheader, Charleston came from behind to win 6-5 and then lost 5-4 as Foster Castleman's ninth inning single scored Al Worthington. Rance Press launched a long homer to tie 4-4 in the eighth. Al Ware walked in the sixth of the opener, then Bill Killinger and Joe Montalvo singled to load the bases, followed by a bunt from Gordon Goldsberry and more hits to drive in runs. Ware also homered in the seventh.
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Chico Carrasquel Leads AL in All-Star Balloting
Chico Carrasquel of the Chicago White Sox regains the lead for the American League shortstop spot in All-Star balloting. He holds 431,539 votes to Harvey Kuenns 420,621 as fans near the July 13 Cleveland game deadline. Yogi Berra tops individual votes with 464,201, Stan Musial 462,381.
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Snider and Reese Out of Dodgers Lineup Tonight
New York Dodgers face the Giants in the second game of a key series without Duke Snider who was hit on the elbow and cannot lift his arm, and Pee Wee Reese who aggravated a leg injury while legging out a single. Snider may miss several days while Reese will rest a day or two.
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Dodgers acquire Kress drives off-season auto sales
Charlie Kress, the first baseman acquired by the Dodgers from the Tigers, spends the off-season selling automobiles. He shifts from baseball to car sales, keeping a public profile in both sports and business.
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Major League Leaders Summary
Baseball leaders listed include batting champions Snider Brooklyn .370 and Avila Cleveland .368. Musial St Louis leads RBIs 64 and ties with Mays for 24 home runs. Schoendienst St Louis tops hits 101 and doubles 22 with Vernon Washington 19 doubles and Runnels Washington 11 triples. Jensen Boston and Rivera Chicago lead stolen bases 10. Haddix St Louis has 93 strikeouts. Turley Baltimore 98 strikeouts. Reynolds New York 9-1 with .900. Fox Chicago 97 hits.
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