Pierce Loses No-Hitter as White Sox Top Senators 3-1
Billy Pierce carried a no-hit bid into the third inning but allowed a double to Ron Samford and walked three in a row to let in the decisive run. The White Sox moved a half game up in the AL with a 3-1 victory as Cleveland beat Baltimore 2-1 and other pennant notes followed. Colavito doubled home the go ahead run for Cleveland, while Don Newcombe and Johnny Podres led Dodgers and Braves in shutouts and wins across the league.
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Mizell Stymies Braves as Mathews Aaron Shine for Milwaukee
Mizell blanked Eddie Mathews and Hank Aaron in seven innings as Milwaukee defeated Atlanta 8 0. Buhl opened the fifth with a hit and Casey Wise hit his first major league homer. Cardinals face trading deadline amid mixed performances led by Musial and Cunningham while Braves suffer injuries and pitching strain.
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Cunningham
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Gussie Busch
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Mantilla
Andy Pafko
Billy Bruton
Wes Covington
del Rice
John Logan
University of Carolina names top spring batter Burgwyn
Left fielder John Burgwyn led University of Carolina hitters with a .324 average this spring, pacing the team in batting. The report highlights Burgwyn as the standout hitter among Carolina batters this season.
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Standings and results from baseball and league schedule
Standings show Chicago at 31 24 and Cleveland 28 24 in the American League with Detroit 28 26 and New York 26 26. Friday games include Chicago at Baltimore and Detroit at New York. Pittsburgh beat San Francisco 12 9, Milwaukee 8 St Louis 0, Cincinnati 8 Chicago 0, and Los Angeles 11 Philadelphia 0. Saturday Cincinnati at St Louis and Los Angeles at Pittsburgh. Sunday Cincinnati at St Louis and Los Angeles at Pittsburgh with two games each.
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Hogan Leads Open Contenders After First Round
Ben Hogan shares the 69 tally at the 59th U S Open with Gene Littler and Don Finsterwald, tied for first with Dick Knight at 69. Hillman Robbins sits one stroke back as a packed leaderboard forms around Winged Foot.
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Canada
Bruce Crampton
Australia
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Gene Bone
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Ed Thies Tops Greater Egypt League Hitters
Chester coach and pitcher Ed Thies leads the Greater Egyptian Baseball League hitting list through Sunday with 11 hits in 22 at bats for a .500 average. He pitched a one hit shutout against Murphysboro Red Wings, scoring the lone run after a double. Dick Mayer 77 and Ed Furgol 83 follow.
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Redlegs Pitcher Nuxhall Ejected By Umpire Burkhardt
Umpire Ken Burkhardt ejected Joe Nuxhall in the first inning of Cincinnati against the Cubs in Chicago on Thursday. Nuxhall, 39, clashed with the call over a previous play after a prior start. He pitched the day before and was banished with no great loss to Cincinnati. Cub coach George Myatt wore No. 34.
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Salukis Fall in NCAA Small College Tennis Semis
Jerry Budzelek and Ron Underwood of Southern Illinois State lost singles semifinal matches in Kalamazoo Michigan. Budzelek fell to Shaw Emmons of Denison Ohio 6-4 6-4. Underwood lost to Bill Japinga of Kalamazoo 6-0 6-2.
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Major League Stars Dominate with Demeter Hitting Power
Demeter of the Dodgers collected four hits including two homers and drove in five as Los Angeles routed Philadelphia 11 to 0. Pierce of the White Sox allowed one hit and struck out six in a 3 to 1 win over Washington, yielding the shutout only after three walks and a Ford double.
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Phillies
Billy Pierce
White Sox
Senators
Ron Samford
St Johns Golf Team Goes 15-0 as LI Champions
The St. John's University golf team from Long Island completed an undefeated spring season by winning all 15 matches to claim the local championship title.
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St. John’s University
Long Island
Little League Week Planned Contests Highlight National Observance
Contests will spotlight National Little League Week starting Monday with running throwing hitting and pitching events. Each major minor and farm team may enter two players per contest and may participate in only one event. Winners announced Friday night with points awarded if parents attend. Friday marks Foundation Day.
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Stanley
Featherweights Battle Ends in Narrow Outpoint Decision
Marysville California born Baby Brown of San Jose outpointed Willie Woods of San Francisco in a featherweight bout by 10 round decision.
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Willie Woods
San Francisco
Lane Ortiz Set for 12 Round Junior Welter Bout
Kenny Lane and Carlos Ortiz meet at Madison Square Garden for a revived 140 pound junior welterweight title bout to be recognized by the New York State Athletic Commission and the National Boxing Association. Duilio Loi awaits the winner in August. Lane holds a slight edge in betting.
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Two 18 Year Olds Land Large Tiger Shark in D. C.
In Garden City District of Washington two 18 year old boys Dickie Collins and Ray Smith from Florence used a rope two hook and sting ray bait to hook a 491 pound tiger shark. The shark measured 10 feet 1 inch after a two hour battle.
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Fight Results Los Angeles vs Kawula Bout Summary
Bobby Cervantes of Los Angeles outpointed Pete Kawula of Chicago over 10 rounds in a Mexico City bout. Cervantes fought evenly through the early rounds and gained a clear scoring edge in the final stretch.
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