Major league baseball standings and results reel
Major league standings show New York leading with 9 19 .604 and Minnesota at .574. Chicago and Baltimore hover near .520s while Kansas City and Washington trail. Yesterday's results include Boston 5 Detroit 4 and New York 4 Cleveland 0. Tonight's matchups feature Baltimore at New York and Cleveland at Boston among others.
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Indians Face Red Sox in Five-Game Series Opener
Cleveland arrives in Boston after four straight losses, dropping to third in the AL. Bill Stafford outpitched Cleveland with a 4-0 win as New York’s hitting support broke the game open. Cleveland trails Yankees by two, Twins by one, and Detroit by a half game. Dick Donovan to start vs Ike Delock in Boston opener.
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Krugman Stars In One Hit Win For VFW West
John Krugman pitched a one hit game with 14 strikeouts and one walk to lead VFW over Lions Club 24 to 0 in a Little League West matchup. Dewey Van Valkenburg had the only hit for Lions Club and scored VFWs lone run. four first inning errors aided the scoring. Milad beat B and B 2 to 0 in the other game.
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Ingold spins no hitter in city softball action
In Elyria City-Industrial Softball League last night Norm Ingold pitched a no hit game to lead Lear Romeo to a 2 1 win over Elyria Floor Covering. Gage Corporation upset United Polish Club 1 0 to hand them their first loss in five games. Bowl O Drome defeated Elyria Telephone Co 16 5 to pull even for first place, as Ingold contributed to the offense with a two run first inning and a key hit.
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Brown sparks victory in Lorain County league game
Jim Brown pitched and batted for the LaPorte Kenny Kings to an 11-2 win over Ridgeville Kiwanis in a Lorain County Class 1F Hot Stove League game. He struck out 10 and allowed two hits while collecting a single, double and triple at the plate. John Weslon added three hits for the Kings.
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Fight results in Louisville stop Bert in round
James Ellis of Louisville stopped Rudy Bert in the 155th round for a knockdown victory, as reported from Kingston, Jamaica, with Ellis holding a 158 percent edge.
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Stafford rising Yankees ace as 40–run victory sparks AL race
Bill Stafford pitched 1 59, allowed two hits with no walks, sweeping to a 4 0 win over Cleveland to keep New York one game ahead of Minnesota. Roger Maris hit his 10th homer, aided by a Skowron double and Boyer single. Stafford improves to 5–3, Reynolds comparison noted. The league slate saw Cubs beat Giants, Pirates edge Dodgers, Orioles, Twins, White Sox, Red Sox wins. Cardinals sweep Reds. Colts over Braves. Andre Rodgers drove in three for the Cubs. Dick Stuart’s three‑run homer key for Pirates.
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Yankee pitcher Yank Stafford weighs pro bowling career
New York Yankees pitcher Bill Stafford, after a 4-0 win over Cleveland, said he is considering turning professional bowler and would bowl only between baseball seasons. He noted a best game of 298 and described a planned charity exhibition with pro Don Carter, stressing he does not bowl during the baseball season.
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Bowlers honored by Met Bowling Writers on June 10
Dick Weber of St. Louis and Shirley Garrs of Chicago will be honored as Bowler of the Year by the Metropolitan Bowling Writers Association at its annual dinner on June 10.
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IOC May Drop Basketball From 1968 Olympic Program
Moscow reports say IOC leaders may drop four sports from the 1968 Games reducing the roster from 22 to 18. Otto Mayer, IOC chancellor, suggested basketball and soccer might be eliminated, arguing amateurs are scarce and stressing a limit on total sports. Nairobi will host the next annual meeting to decide which sports stay.
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