Tebbetts Counting 'em in His Sleep
In a May 1954 MLB roundup Birdie Tebbetts notes Cincinnati pitchers have allowed 48 home runs, leading majors. Harry Perkowski and others trail with 10 homers off. Early Wynn and Billy Pierce lead AL with seven. Bubba Church allows most per innings. Baltimore staff allowed 12.
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Harry Perkowski
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Fred Baczewski
Vic Raschi
St. Louis Cardinals
Corky Valentine
Bud Podbielan
Howie Judson
Joe Nuxhall
Art Fowler
Herman Wehmeier
Ken Raffensberger
George Zuverink
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Cleveland
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Billy Pierce
Bubba Church
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Curt Simmons
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Mike Garcia
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Hal Dixon Named NL's Largest Umpire
Hal Dixon stands 6 feet 3 inches tall and weighs 230 pounds, making him the largest umpire in the National League. He has earned recognition for his size and presence on the field.
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Can Chisox Prove Yanks Have Had It? Lopat, Trucks Foes
Virgil Trucks and Eddie Lopat, aged 35 and 36, square off in a key Chicago White Sox vs New York Yankees contest. Sox manager Paul Richards and GM Frank Lane claim the Yanks are done and Chicago will represent the AL in the 1954 World Series, while Casey Stengel calls that view imaginative. Lopat is undefeated in five starts this season, Trucks has four wins in seven decisions as standings show a tight AL race with Cleveland nearby.
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Penson Owesst Major League Win to Dickson
Rookie Paul Penson earned his first major league win with veteran Murry Dickson pitching three innings to finish a suspended game against the Cardinals. Dickson yielded one run as the 39 year old aided the Phillies' youngster in a 4 0 victory.
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Baseball leaders and award winners from the American and National Leagues
Summary of top performers by league including Avila Cleveland leading in batting average and runs, Rosen Cleveland in RBIs and home runs, McDougald and Jablonski leading in doubles, Musial and Jablonski driving runs and hits, and notable pitching leaders Lemon Lopat Raschi Haddix with 4 0 1 000 strikeouts. list includes multiple teams and players across the AL and NL with several players tied in home runs and RBIs.
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Senators Lose In Return Home Drop to Cellar
Charleston Senators face Louisville in a four game series as they seek to climb out of last place. Louisville won 7 to 1 behind Ivan Delock. Delock allowed six hits while Hurd started for Charleston. Hairston and Kolloway doubled for Charleston's lone run in the seventh. Frank Malzone hit Louisville’s third homer. Delock and Daley, Haugstad, Pope, Fowler and Hairston pitched.
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Local Baseball League Notes from Beckley and Oak Hill
Oak Hill Midget league opener at City park postponed to today with Rexall versus Lions and Knights of Pythias facing New River Supply on the Minden diamond. Beckley Little League workouts at Elks Stadium feature four teams practicing on multiple fields while Amvets Little League sets times and announces roster selections and upcoming tryouts.
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Pinecrest 9s Sweep Inter City Contests
Pinecrest A tops Sports Center 5 4 in a come from behind opener. In the nightcap Pinecrest B blanked Appalachian 9 0 as Pence hot hurling and a nine hit attack keyed the win. Lewis McManus Zebroski Pence and Pittman led Pinecrest hitters while Fitzpatrick struggled with control behind Sports Center.
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Dodgers face slumping stretch as standings tighten
In the American League standings the Yankees lead with 19 wins and 11 losses, while the Dodgers hover in a first place tie. Today’s schedule features New York at Chicago and Boston at Cleveland among others as Walter Alston’s Brooklyn tries to climb from third to first with improving pitching and limited run output. The Dodgers benefitted from intra-league results including Philadelphia and St Louis splitting, and Chicago’s late homer spree in Pittsburgh highlighted a busy day across the circuit.
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Major League Box Scores Summary Card
Pittsburgh and St Louis Philadelphia and Chicago details show late scoring and key players such as Skinner Sauer Moon Repulski Jablonski Musial and Lepcio. Box scores list line scores hits and errors reflecting a day of tight divisional baseball with various pitchers and closers contributing.
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American Association Scores and Standings
Louisville defeated Charleston 7 to 1 while Toledo tied Columbus 4 to 4 in a 10 inning game. St Paul beat Indianapolis 3 to 1. Minneapolis won 3 to 2 against Kansas City in extra innings.
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Tebbetts seeks extra hitter for Phils title chase
New York Cincinnati manager Birdie Tebbetts says the Philadelphia Phillies are serious NL title contenders only if they acquire another run producer. He notes Milwaukee’s Nichols and Conley winning may shift power, while Chicago White Sox sluggers struggle with 24 pinch hitters and one success. Ted Williams reflects on timing, Baltimore fences challenge hitters, and Orioles manager Jimmy Dykes credits fan support for improved play.
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