Braves Beat Pirates 4-3 in Columbus Park Showdown
Ed Wilks reports a tight National League day as the Braves edge the Pirates 4-3 while Cardinals, Giants, and Cubs win elsewhere. Roberts struggles again against Cincinnati, yielding four runs in five innings as Pinson, Robinson, and Bailey homer for the Reds. Milwaukee maintains lead with a 4-3 win over Pittsburgh. San Francisco beats St. Louis 9-4. In AL action, Wynn earns his 256th victory as White Sox beat Indians 5-1. Pascual tw o-hits Baltimore in Washington’s 6-0 victory. New York tops Boston 3-2. Detroit-Kansas City rained out.
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PCA-St Louis 24-9 San Francisco 27-8. Boxscore details list hits runs errors and pitchers with Cinci. Musial Cepeda Mays Rodgers Cepeda all among RBIders. Attendance 8017 plus.
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Baseball Leaders From 1960s Season Fragments
The fragment lists batting leaders such as Kuenn Fox Killebrew and Power, with figures like 32 runs 36 RBIs and 53 hits. It also shows pitching leaders like Wilhelm and Larsen, plus stats for at bats runs hits doubles and home runs across teams including Washington Cleveland Chicago and Milwaukee. Names include Killebrew Fox Aaron Mathews Banks Pins on Dunn and Spahn among others with various counts and ties.
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Special Meeting Set for Big Coal River Babe Ruth League
Bernard Green president of the Big Coal River Babe Ruth League called a special meeting at the Raleigh Grill Monday May 25 to certify birth certificates of league players. All five teams submitted a fifteen player roster and were approved.
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Giles Ruling Reduces 2-0 to 1-0 in Haddix No-Hit Night
The NL president Warren Giles ruled Tuesday night’s game a 1-0 final instead of 2-0 after Milwaukee’s Felix Mantilla scored on a fielding error and Joe Adcock’s fair ball over the fence was ruled a two-base hit rather than a home run. Aaron’s run stood as valid.
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Harvey Haddix
Milwaukee
Warren C. Giles
Felix Manjtlla
Hank Aaron
Joe Adcock
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Mantilla
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Standings American League Hal Newhouser Scouts for Orioles
Former American League pitching star Hal Newhouser, previously with Detroit, is now scouting for the Baltimore Orioles in a move that highlights a shift in talent evaluation within the league.
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Detroit
Baltimore Orioles
Pascual Hurls Two-hit Win Over Orioles
In American League action Pascual blanked Baltimore 6-0 on a two-hitter as Washington pitchers shut down the Orioles. Cleveland leads the AL race, while Wynn and the White Sox beat the Indians 5-1. Milwaukee, San Francisco, Los Angeles, and Cincinnati won in the National League. Detroit was rained out.
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Orioles
Johansson Not Worried About Acting Back
Swedish heavyweight Ingemar Johansson says a brief rest will heal his back injury ahead of the title bout with Floyd Patterson at Yankee Stadium on June 25. He strained a seldom used back muscle during training and had chiropractic care to reset a sacroiliac joint. Paige Cothren and Tom Miner each kicked 14 field goals in the NFL last season.
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Floyd Patterson
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Los Angeles
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Pittsburgh
Bowdry Tops Anthony In Brutal Chicago Showdown
Jesse Bowdry, 22, from St Louis, scored a unanimous 10 round victory over Tony Anthony in Chicago Stadium. Bowdry vaulted to No 7 and called for the Moore Durelle title fight in Montreal on July 15. Bowdry seeks Harold Johnson from NBA top rival interest for a July 29 Chicago showdown.
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St. Louis
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Yesterday's Stars Shine in MLB Showdowns
Pitcher Camilo Pascual of the Senators held the Orioles hitless through six innings and earned his first two hitter in a 6-0 win. Frank Robinson of the Reds slugged two homers and three RBIs in a 10-4 victory over the Phillies.
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Senators
Orioles
Frank Robinson
Reds
Phillies
Experts Predict One American In British Finals
In Sandwich England five Americans advanced to the fifth round of the British Amateur Championship. Walker Cup captain Charlie Coe of Oklahoma City predicted at least one American would reach the final. Nicklaus Hyndman Behman Ridgley and McGee also survived to the fifth round with other match results noted.
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Dean Behman
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Baseball Matchups Across The League Listings
National League games feature Dan iels facing Jay in Milwaukee and Jackson opposing Sanford in San Francisco. Other matchups include St Louis at San Francisco and Philadelphia at Cincinnati with Owens facing Nuxhall. Multiple American League games list pitchers such as Herbert, Grant, Lary, Shaw, Wilhelm, Terry, Sullivan, Ramos, Hillman, Williams, and Nuxhall across Detroit Chicago Baltimore New York Boston Washington and Cleveland.
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Foxx Belts 58th Home Run for Athletics in 1932
In 1932 Jimmy Foxx slugged his 58th home run for the Philadelphia Athletics, delivering a record making power display. The slugger's feat highlighted a season dominated by productive batting and strong team performance.
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Philadelphia Athletics
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