Boudreau says no easy Yankee path this year
Lou Boudreau predicts the American League will be tighter with the White Sox and Tigers improving. He praises Chicago speed and defense, notes strong pitching, and says the Yankees may not run away with the pennant as in past seasons. He also comments on the Senators and A’s outlook.
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Whiz Kids Spark Phillies Past Reds Ending Streak
A new wave of Phillies rookies led Ed Bouchee Harry Anderson Bob Bowman Jack Sanford Don Cardwell and Dick Farrell to a 10-8 win over Cincinnati. The victory snapped Cincinnati’s 12 game streak, boosted Philadelphia to third place, and revived Philadelphia's NL hopes.
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Major League Boxscores From Pittsburg Chicago Cincinnati
In a day of scattered results the Phillies rallied past Cincinnati 9 5 to win 9 3 with Bouchee driving in two and Thurman homering late. Milwaukee beat Brooklyn 3 2 as Adcock and Tanner produced key runs for the Braves. Detroit shutout Boston 2 0 while New York Giants beat St Louis 3 3 and Pittsburgh topped Chicago 8 3.
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Patterson Ready for Heavyweight Title Fight Return
New York reports Floyd Patterson set to defend his heavyweight title with an opponent likely Tommy Jackson. Cus D'Amato, Patterson's manager, remains a disruptive force as the IBC allegedly won’t promote the bout. CBS TV reportedly offers $200,000 for the fight possibly at Yankee Stadium.
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Bobby Boyd to Meet Willie Vaughn Tonight in Chicago
Bobby Boyd the Chicago middleweight who was within a title shot range before Joey Giardello cracked his jaw meets Willie Vaughn of Los Angeles at Chicago Stadium tonight. The nine o’clock nationally televised bout on ABC marks Boyd’s third start since Giardello stopped him in Cleveland last September. Vaughn, 5 is substituting for Rocky Castellani who withdrew with an eye injury. Vaughn rose to attention last month in a fight with Giardello in Kansas City.
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Baseball's 1956 Player Limit Cut Faces Deadline
The Associated Press reports teams raced to trim rosters to the 25 man limit as midnight approached. Cardinals traded Bob Washington, Cleveland sent John Powers, and others adjusted rosters to meet the season’s cap. Sandy Consuegra, 36, joined the Giants from Baltimore as a reliever.
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Baseball Standings and Leaders Snippet
The report lists top players by league in batting and pitching. Notable names include Sievers Washington 24 hits and 34 doubles, Trucks Kansas City 50 strikeouts, and Sanford Philadelphia 46 strikeouts, with other leaders across both leagues.
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Charleston Gains Split With Tribe
Charleston Senators aim for a series split in Indianapolis as Chuck Daniel faces the Indians in game three. Last night Charleston won the nightcap 7 4 after a six run rally earlier, while Indianapolis survived a Rally in the opener to win 8 7, Risley homering twice and Stevens Thorpe adding distance shots.
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Yesterday's Stars in Detroit Cubs Tilt and Red Sox Rout
Frank Thomas and Pi rates led Pittsburgh past Chicago 8 6 with a homer two doubles and a single driving in two and scoring twice Duke Maas hurled a five hit shutout for his fifth win as the Tigers beat the Red Sox 20 to 0.
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