Baseball scores and schedules from today's AP update
Eastern games include Baltimore at Detroit and Washington at Cleveland with night starts. National League standings show Milwaukee and St. Louis leading. multiple noon and evening games list results like Milwaukee 7 New York 3 and Chicago 5 Pittsburgh 1 with upcoming doubleheaders and 12:30 p.m. starts.
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Major League Box Scores: Boston and St Louis Highlights
Boston tops Kansas City 6 3 as Vernon drives in four and Gernert, Brewer contribute, while St Louis edge Philadelphia 9 7 with Haddix charged in loss. Berra homer fuels Yankees to win over Chicago in a separate recap.
Mets? Braves? Yankees? unclear fielding from box score
Baseball box score with Milwaukee and New York games, listing line scores, batting totals, and pitching lines for Spahn, Gomez, Grissom, Ridzik, and others. Includes RBI, doubles, triples, and errors, plus attendance and team totals.
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BU Senior Blasts Hammer Record In Open Event
Boston University senior Cliff Blair shattered the world record-claimed hammer mark with a 211 foot 3 inch throw in a special AAU event at BU. Blair rapidly rose from 193 feet a week earlier, then 201- foot 8.25 inch in a Penn State dual, challenging Krivonosov’s 216-4.75 pending as he competes in the New Englands at MIT. He is expected to join the Olympic squad.
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Whitey Ford dominates White Sox to sixth straight CG win
Whitey Ford scattered eight hits and issued one walk while fanning four, posting his sixth consecutive complete game and sixth win without a defeat as the Yankees halted Chicago's six game streak 10-3. Ken Boyer collects four hits, drives in three with a homer, a double, and a single in the Cardinals 5-4 win over the Phillies.
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Yanks Halt White Sox Six-Game Streak In AL Action
The New York Yankees ended the Chicago White Sox six game run 10-3 as Whitey Ford won his sixth straight decision. Boston closed to a half game back after a 6-1 win over Kansas City. The Braves and Cardinals won in the NL with Hank Aaron aiding Atlanta and Ken Boyer pacing St Louis.
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Revamped Sens Go to Wichita
Charleston Senators depart for Wichita after a three game losing skid at home. They will start Joe Presko against Paul Cave in the first meeting of the season with Wichita. The club moved Ron Witucki and Emil Karlik to Augusta and traded Ben Downs to Columbus for Bill Stewart, an outfielder who hit .299.
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Surprise entry boosts Preakness field to nine
At Pimlico for the $100,000 Preakness nine three year olds entered including Surprise entry Fleet Peet from H C Fruehaus and Calumet Farrs Fabius. Needles the favorite and Golf Ace were among the late nominees with Winding Way Farm adding Winding Way to the list.
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Senators Trim Roster As Walters Returns From Service
Columbus notes show the Senators now list 22 players after last midnight, one over the limit. Ken Walters has been exempted from the rule on his return from service. Only 12 of the current squad remain from the opening roster a month ago.
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Needles Faces Preakness Pace Clash In Tight Stretch
Needles, fresh from the Derby, must hunt down leaders in the Preakness as Calumet Farm’s Fabius and others push a fast pace. Jockey Dave Erb foresees a late surge. leaders include Fabius, Eiffel Blue, No Regrets, and Golf Ace with Count Chic Come On Red Ratheram and Fleet Peeet following in the second flight.
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Tebbetts Defends Bench Over Kluszewski in Reds Drama
Cincinnati manager Birdie Tebbetts defends benching Ted Kluszewski citing overweight issues and back injury while praising Kluszewski’s return to first base and George Crowe as a flexible option. In St Louis, Frank Lane reshuffles Cardinals spark controversy as fans react to seven-for-seven trades and a quest for a pennant under Fred Hutchinson.
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Mantle Tops AL Leaders With .387 Batting Average
Summary of 1950s style box style shows Mantle of New York leading in batting with a .387 average and 41 hits. Berra leads New York in runs batted in with 30 and 29 runs, while MANTLE NY also tops in runs with 29 and 13 home runs. Pitcher Ford of New York posts 6 0 with 45 strikeouts.
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GW Backs Into SC Title But May Forego Tourney
George Washington wins the Southern Conference baseball title as rain cancels a key game with William and Mary. Examinations and NCAA eligibility rules threaten to remove key four year varsity players, possibly forcing GW to yield the playoff spot to West Virginia or another team if both decline.
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Wininger Leads K.C. Open With 8-Under-Par 64
Oklahoma City's Bo Wininger fired an eight-under par 64 with five consecutive birdies at Milburn Country Club to lead the Kansas City Open by one stroke after the first round. Bob Rosburg shot 65 to sit one back, with Don January and Billy Maxwell tied for third at 67 and a 69 group including Arnold Palmer and others. Defending champ Dick Mayer and five others carded 69.
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