Old Formula: Wallop the Weaker Clubs Major League Boxscores
Summary of a dense box score page covering multiple MLB games with line scores, hits, errors, and pitcher records for New York vs Boston and Kansas City vs Cleveland, plus Baltimore vs Washington and Detroit vs Chicago, Cincinnati, Milwaukee vs St Louis. It lists player stats, substitutions, and game timings for the day’s doubleheaders and late innings.
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Cleveland
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Kansas City
Washington
Boston
Baltimore
Wasington
Associated Press
Brooklyn
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Brooklyn and Philadelphia battle in a high-scoring NL tilt
The Brooklyn Dodgers and Philadelphia Phillies clash in a National League game with a flurry of hits. Key performers include Snider and Gilliam for Brooklyn and Amaro and Reese contributing for Philadelphia as runs and errors shape a 4 to 1 score.
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Gilliams
Snider
Amoros
Hodges
Furilio
Hoak
Morgan
Ashburn
Hamner
Greengrass
Ennis
Jones
Rbi
Campanella
Seminick
Blaylock
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Gilliam
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
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Roebuck
Miller
Podres
Hughes
Kipper
Mrozine
Dickson
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Wehmeier
Lovenguth
Mrozinski
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Dixon
Conlan
Gore
Abioa Gilliam
Reese
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Indians Keep Grip On Top With Doubleheader Sweep
Cleveland extends lead with 11-2 mark over Kansas City as Al Lopez’s Indians repeat formula to stay atop the AL standings. Feller taxed in loss. Rosen and Smith power offense. Dodgers, Giants push in tense race. Mays adds four hits in Giants win.
Senators Lose To Denver 6 5 In Nine Inning Tilt
Charleston trailing in American Association play fell to Denver Bears 6 to 5 as Bobby Richardson homered off Dennis Reeder in the ninth. Denvers pitching held Charleston to one hit in last three innings while Torpey hit a left field homer for Charleston. Mothers Day crowd of 4754 braved drizzle as Grimsley prepares to start tonight to even the series.
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Denver
Colo
Charleston Senators
Ross Grimsley
Denver Bears
Charleston
Bobby Richardson
Dennis Reeder
Charley Garmon
Wally Burnette
Joe Torpey
Senators
Richardson
Melliere
Reeder
Rapp
Kraig
Garrinon
Burnette
Johnson
Baseball clash lists players and teams across cities
A terse baseball score fragment shows Harmon and Lyn for Cincinnati and St Louis, Erskine and Brooklyn with a 5 0 result, Jones and Antonelli from Chicago and New York, and a 1 000 strikeouts milestone.
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Lyn
Harmon
Cincinnati
Boyer
St. Louis
Erskine
Brooklyn
Jones
Chicago
Antonelli
New York
Manager of Cockell Wants English Judge
CHRIS EDMONDS reports on the Cockell firm's pursuit of an English judge to oversee key matters. The piece outlines the search, implications for governance, and potential hurdles in appointing a qualified legal figure for the firm.
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Cockell
English judge urged for Cockell Marciano title bout
John Simpson, Cockell’s manager, says he will request an English judge for the May 16 bout in San Francisco. He argues an international fight warrants at least one English official, naming Teddy Waltham and other British officials as candidates. He also criticizes fouling and notes Cockell’s poor training habits and weight changes. The piece also notes the Grand Circuit’s 1873 founding as harness racing history.
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San Rafael
Calif
Marcianewon Cockell
San Francisco
John Simpson
Simpson
Cockell
California Athletic Commission
Edward W
Teddy) Waltham
British Boxing Board of Control
Waltham
California
England
Marciano
Al Smith hits three homers in Indians doubleheader sweep
Batting star Al Smith of Cleveland homered three times in the Indians' sweep of Kansas City. He hit two round-trippers with a man aboard in the opener 9-6 and clubbed an 11th inning homer to back Al Rosen in a 2-1 win in game two. Dick Donovan of Chicago shut out Detroit 1-0 on Nellie Foxs eighth inning triple and Minnie Minoso single. The White Sox also won the opener 5-4 in 11 innings.
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Cleveland
Indians
Kansas City
Washington
Boston
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Yankees
White Sox
Tribe
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Philadelphia Phillies
Milwaukee
Braves
St. Louis
New York Giants
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Cubs
Randy Jackson
Bob Speake
Redlegs
Hobie Landrith
al Smith
Bob Feller
Art Houtteman
al Rosen
Innning
Smith
Little Nellie Fox
Minnie Minoso
Joe Collins
Hank Bauer
Grim
Jim Konstanty
Tom Umphlett
Orioles
Eddie Waitkus
Duke Snider
Johnny Podres
Phillies
Phils
Warren Spahn
Cardinals
Don Mueller
Giants
Don
Dick Graat
Jerry Lynch
Gene Freese
Dick Littlefield
Pirate
Sal Maglie
Giant
Willie Mays
Associated Press
Dick Donovan
Frank Lary
Nellie Fox
Arch Moore to defend 175-pound title against Olson at Polo Grounds
Arch Moore, age 38, will defend his light heavyweight crown against 160-pound champion Bobo Olson at the Polo Grounds on June 22. Moore, noted for his heavyweight frame and stamina, impressed observers with a strong finish in his recent Las Vegas bout with Nino Valdes, suggesting he can make the 175-pound limit.
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New York
Archie Moore
Rocky Marciano
Bobo Olson
Polo Grounds
Swaps Owner Projects Strong Derby Candidate Like Magic
Ellsworth and Tenney plan for Like Magic to challenge Swaps after declaring the colt the better horse. Swaps won the Derby with a record-fast final stretch while Nashua faded to second. Shiery Shoemaker rode Swaps, with Arcaro also in action for Derby history.
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Louisville
Rex Ellsworth
Meshach
Mickey) Tenney
Swaps
Nashua
Whirlaway
Ellsworth
the Downs
Churchill Downs
Tenney
Willie Shoemaker
Downs
Shoe
Golden Gate Fields
William Woodward
Belair
New York
John W. Galbreath
Shoemaker
Dark Star
Eddie Arcaro
WVU Citadel Tie for SC Lead as Tech Fights for Split
West Virginia and The Citadel share top SC lead at 5-1 after a day with coverage of Virginia Tech’s bid to preserve its conference standing. Tech’s 63 conference mark stands as VMI’s 3-4 in league play. Virginia Tech dropped to George Washington in 10 innings, while WVU beat St. Vincent 3-1 outside the conference.
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Virginia Tech
Virginia Military
Lexington
Techmen
Gobblers
VMI
George Washington
West Virginia
Citadel
Mountaineers
Furman
Hornets
Bill Leonard
Bill Gaines
John Saffer
Tech
St. Vincent
Davidson
William Mary
Virginia
Newberry
Bethany
Richmond
Washington & Lee
Washington — Lee
Hampden-Sydney
the Citadel
South Carolina
William & Mary
Washington—Lee
Clemson
Tests in Johnson Case Continued in Philadelphia
The Pennsylvania Athletic Commission ordered further medical tests today on light heavyweight Harold Johnson after a Friday night KO loss to Julio Mederos to determine if he was drugged. Officials said initial reports he was not drugged may be inaccurate and tests will confirm possible drug influence. Johnson wobbled after the first round and could not answer the bell for the third, with aid needed to stand after the second.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Athletic Commission
Harold Johnson
Julio Mederos
Commission
Johnson
Mederos
Alfred Ayella Jr
Alfred “M. Klein
NBC Tourney Scheduled July 10 in West Virginia
The National Baseball Congress approved July 10 as the start date for the 17th annual West Virginia state championship tournament for non professional clubs. NBC commissioner J. F. Deem and NBC President Ray Dumont said affiliated league leaders will secure berths in the West Virginia finals. The champion may qualify for the 21st annual national event in Wichita starting August 19.
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Wichita
Kan
National Baseball Congress
West Virginia
J. F. Deem
Harrisville
NBC
Ray Dumont
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