Senators Back On Beam Divide Pair With Tribe
The Charleston Senators win three of four from Indianapolis to set up a three game series against Louisville Colonels led by Don Lee on the mound. Charleston's 3 2 win in the opener followed by a 5 2 nightcap loss featured Wayne Terwilliger and Ron Samford homering.
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Giants Take Over First Place With Doubleheader Sweep
San Francisco Giants, led by Johnny Antonelli and Stu Miller, swept the Chicago Cubs 7-3 and 4-0 to move one game ahead of Milwaukee for first. Bill Rigney praised the club's spirit, noting Willie Mays’ absence in scoring but lauding OConnell Kirkland and Miller for powerful performances.
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National League Resets Six Postponed Contests
President Warren C. Giles approves re scheduling six postponed NL games. Milwaukee at Pittsburgh moves to Aug 12 night. Pittsburgh at Cincinnati doubleheader split between June 2 afternoon and July 4. Cincinnati at St Louis July 27 doubleheader. Milwaukee at St Louis moved to July 4. Los Angeles at San Francisco postponed May 11 to Aug 30 night.
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Maxwell Masters Memphis Crown
Maxwell, a sandy-haired Texan from Odessa, won the Memphis Invitational at Colonial Country Club. He posted 69 55 69 65 287 for 2,909, plus 1,000 for Tournament of Champions eligibility, edging Cary Middlecoff who finished second with 258.
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Milwaukee at Cincinnati pitchers duel headlines NL slate
George Susce of the Boston Red Sox boasts an 18-14 record over three AL seasons. He has defeated the New York Yankees thrice and they have yet to beat him.
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Bombers Sweep 6th In Row A's Take Over 2nd
The New York Yankees won their sixth straight with a 5-2 win over Washington and a 3-0 victory as Bob Turley pitched well. Casey Stengel’s club sits 19-5 atop the American League with Kansas City second at 13-12, while Boston and Cleveland split a pair with Chicago and Detroit respectively.
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Boyer breaks slump with grand slam for Cardinals
Ken Boyer ended a .165 streak with a five for five day including a grand slam and four singles to beat the Dodgers 6 3 in the opener. He warned NL pitchers there are more good days ahead after a tough first half and credited extra batting practice and manager Hutchinson for his turnaround.
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Major League Leaders In Batting And Pitching
The box scores list leaders by league scene with Musial and Mays atop batting averages. Mays leads runs and hits, Cepeda and Walls among top batters, with Thomas and Mays sharing home run pace. Spahn, Elston, and McCormick stand undefeated in pitching with 6-0 records, while Gomez leads strikeouts alongside 35 totals for several hurlers.
Johansson To Defend European Title In June
Ingemar Johansson, the European heavyweight champion, will defend his title on June 20 in Stockholm against Heinz Neuhause of Germany. Johansson’s manager said an August bout could follow against Willie Pastrano if he comes to Sweden, otherwise Zora Foley is ready to fight.
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Minor League Baseball Scores Report
The Associated Press lists Sunday results across leagues with scores from the American Association International League Pacific Coast League and more. Notable outcomes include Denver beating Minneapolis 11 9 and San Diego prevailing 7 2 while Toronto and Buffalo split 4 6 and 2 3 respectively.
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Turley’s fourth shutout fuels Yankees’ surge to six straight wins
Turley pitched a 3-0 victory over the Washington Senators, his fourth complete game in six starts, allowing five hits and one walk while fanning 38 to boost the Yankees’ pennant bid. He trails none in ERA at 0.83 and has accounted for a large share of New York’s 19 wins this season.
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Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery
New York special reports a discovery of a healing substance Bio-Dyne that shrinks hemorrhoids stops itching and relieves pain without surgery. Case after case shows actual shrinkage and relief with Preparation H suppositories or ointment from druggists with a money back guarantee.
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