National League standings and today schedule summary
Major League Baseball standings show Milwaukee leading the NL with St Louis and Brooklyn close. Today's NL schedule includes Milwaukee at Brooklyn, Cincinnati at New York, Chicago at Philadelphia, and St Louis at Pittsburgh. Yesterday, St Louis beat New York 4 to 1.
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Fans to Vote On All Star Players
New York reports that the All Star Game poll will be directed by Baseball Commissioner Ford Frick with help from US and Canadian newspapers and radio and TV stations. Voting opens June 1 and ends June 22 at the local level, with final tabulations due by June 25. The game is set for Washington on July 10, and starting lineups will be chosen by managers for pitchers and players by league.
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Echoes of Lopez blast on Cleveland booing night
Cleveland manager Al Lopez blasted local fans for booing injured Al Rosen calling them bush The dispute followed Rosen being knocked down by Pete Runnels and sparked column debate from Gordon Cobbledick Ed McAuley and Franklin Lewis plus GM Hank Greenberg saying boos are from a small number of fans The piece notes Sunday doubleheader relief and fan reaction in Cleveland media coverage.
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Baseball leaders list shows 1963 era player stats
Batting leaders include Repulski and Boyer for runs and hits with Long and Bell among top hitters. Pitching leader Lawrence tallies 50 strikeouts while Mantle leads AL in batting (.408) and runs with 49 hits. Berra tops RBIs and Mantle also has 16 homers and 60 outs for score and Ford.
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Braves and Dodgers Set for Two Game NL Clash at Ebbets Field
The Milwaukee Braves and Brooklyn Dodgers renew their NL pennant duel tonight at Ebbets Field with slumping sluggers and a tight race. Braves lead the league in batting average, but only Billy Bruton hits over .300. Hank Aaron, Eddie Mathews, Bobby Thomson, and Joe Adcock fizzle. Cards top NL hitters, Rip Repulski and Ken Boyer pace the attack as St Louis beat the Giants 4-1. Yankees top the Athletics 8-5 in AL action.
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Mizell Secures First Complete Game Of Season
Pitcher Wilmer Mizell of the St. Louis Cardinals held the New York Giants to four hits and two hits over seven scoreless innings for his first complete game of the season. Mickey Mantle of the New York Yankees drove in the winning run with his 16th homer, doubled in two official trips, and scored three times as New York beat Philadelphia 8 to 5.
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Major League Boxscores New York vs Kansas City showdown highlights
In a tense MLB doubleheader the New York team defeated Kansas City 8 to 5 behind strong hitting from Mantle Howard and McDougald. Zernial and Simpson delivered key RBIs while Sturdivant earned the win. The St Louis and New York game followed a 4 to 1 St Louis victory with Repulski Moon and Del Greco driving runs.
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Kell Wilson Swap Shifts Balance For Sox and Orioles
The Chicago White Sox and Baltimore Orioles completed a six player deal centered on George Kell and Jim Wilson. Kell goes to Chicago with Nieman and Philley moving, while Baltimore gains Nieman and Fornieles plus a player to be named. Managers Richards and Marion voiced optimism about added hitting depth and a steadier starting rotation. Philley’s power and versatility are noted, with Kell’s .313 clip and Nieman’s .300 season follow.
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Keegan and Ford Lead ERA Race Across Leagues
Righthanders Bob Keegan of the Chicago White Sox and Tom Poholsky of the St. Louis Cardinals top the majors in earned run average. Whitey Ford of the New York Yankees and Don Ferrarese of the Baltimore Orioles trail in the American League as the ERA chase tightens. Keegan posts a 0.58 ERA over 31 innings, while Poholsky carries a 2.30 ERA in 43 innings with one shutout. Ford sits at 0.83 over 54 innings and a 6-0 record. Ferrarese holds 1.16 with 1-2, and Baltimore’s George Zavorin? holds 1.41 with 13 saves in 32 frames. Brooklyn’s Carl Erskine remains a NL standout with a 2.77 ERA after no-hitting the majors. Johnny Antonelli sits high in the NL ERA list as well.
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High School Baseball Section 3 Final Scores
Triadelphia 14 Warwood 1 and Pennsboro 19 Hundred 1 headline regional results. International League games include Toronto 9 Rochester 2 Montreal 13 Buffalo 3.
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Louisville Tops Charleston 5-2 in midweek showdown
Louisville beat Charleston 5-2 behind Tom Wrights three run homer over centerfield. Pitcher Hal Woodeschick to start tonight to even the series. Dick Marlowe took the loss in his first Charleston start as Bud Black allowed Wrights homer and Steve Demeters first inning shot accounted for Charleston runs.
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Carpenters Signup to Build Bleachers for Babe Ruth Park
Carpenters Union Local members joined Harry Lewin to construct bleachers for Babe Ruth Park. Eight volunteers plus three workers from Byus-Mankin Lumber will staff Saturday morning labor with opening games next Monday night promising seating for about 800 fans.
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