All-Star starting pitchers spark NL record chase
Hagerstown 1956. The Cincinnati Reds may set a record for most NL starting players in the upcoming All-Star Game in Washington. Key Reds include Nuxhall, Lawrence, Spahn, Labine, and McMillan with Musial extending his All-Star record. Breakdowns by club list Campanella, Banks, Mays, Aaron, Roberts and more among the eight NL representatives.
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Joe Nuxhall
Brooks Lawrence
Washington
Cincinnati Redlegs
Walter Alston
Robin Roberts
Bob Friend
Johnny Antonelli
Warren Spahn
Clem Labine
Redlegs
Reds
Cardinals
Lonnie Frey
Ival Goodman
Ernie Lombardi
Frank McCormick
Paul Derringer
Stan Musial
Harry Walker
Marty Marion
Mort
Walker Cooper
Redleg
St. Louis
Whitey Kurowski
Max Lanier
Howie Pollet
Cardinal
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cincinnati
Dodgers
Giants
Chicago Cubs
Stan
Musial
Griffith Stadium
Mel Ott
Joe DiMaggio
Brooklyn
Roy Campanella
Jim Gilliam
Duke Snider
Chicago
Ernie Banks
Ed Bailey
Gus Bell
Ted Kluszewski
Roy McMillan
Frank Robinson
Johnny Temple
Milwaukee
Hank Aaron
del Crandall
Eddie Mathews
New York
Willie Mays
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Dale Long
Ken Boyer
Rip Repulski
Frehss Paver Displays Promising Golf FormUnder Mother Alice Bauer
One month old Frehss Paver follows Mhrouch on a wood cart in a playful scene. Heidi's mother, professional golfer Alice Bauer, notes the daughter’s potential to surpass her own performance. Bauer began golf at age eleven.
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Frehss Paver
Mhrouch
Heidi
Galfer Alice Bauer
Mam
Alice
Busby Delivers Grand Slam And Key Homers
In a standout display, Busby belted a bases loaded grand slam for Kansas City and another four-run homer for Cleveland, matching Babe Ruth and others as a rare two-day tally. The White Sox face questions over trading Busby for Doby, while Busby's 34 RBIs and six stolen bases mark him as a rising force in the pennant race.
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Kansas
Chicago White Sox
Jim Busby
Cleveland
Busby
Babe
Ruth
Jimmy Foxx
Bill Dickey
Troy Herriage
Indians
Kansas City Athletics
Frank Lary
Detroit
Chicago
Marty Marion
White Sox
Chico Carrasquel
Larry Doby
Doby
Sox
New York Yankee
RBI
Fountain Head iLinksmen In Tourney Play
Fountain Head Country Club hosts two key events this weekend as the President's Cup advances to the quarter finals and the 18-hole Medal Play final rounds unfold. Notables include Drucker miller facing Gardner Bradford winner, Graff or Smith awaiting Sunday, Hickey vs Stonebraker Nichols winner, and Mason leading the Medal Play with net 64 while Chappalear sits second with 63 and Murphy and Ward tied for third at 67.
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Fountain Head Country Club
Tom Druckermiller
Les Gardner
Carson Mason
Dr. T.A. Chappalear
Pat Murphy
Joe ‘Ward, Sr
Golf Rookie Ties For Canadian Open Lead at Beaconsfield
POINTE CLAIRE Que i Gay Brewer Jr rookie on the pro tour ties the halfway lead in the Canadian Open with a seven under par 65 at Beaconsfield. Brewer 24 moved to 135 after two rounds matching Dick Mayer who posted a 68 and 67. Don Finsterwald and amateur Doug Sanders sit one stroke back.
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Que
Gay Brewer, Jr
Cincinnati
Beaconsfield
Brewer
Dick Mayer
St. Petersburg
Fla
Don Finsterwald
Bedford Heights
Ohio
Doug Sanders
Miami Beach
Major League Leaders Report
Major League leaders list batting runs and RBIs by players such as Bailey Robinson Boyer and Mantle with teams Cincinnati St Louis Philadelphia New York Boston Kansas City and Baltimore. It notes leaders in hits doubles triples home runs and stolen bases across the National and American leagues with assorted figures and team associations.
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Bailey
Cincinnati
Robinson
Boyer
St. Lows
Lopata
Philadelphia
Mantle
Piersall
Boston
Simpson
Kansas City
Thomson Wins British Open Golf Title
Thomson clinched the British Open at Hoylake with a 2865 total seven strokes ahead of runner up Flory Van Donck. Norman Von Nida praised Thomson's chances against Hogan, while Daly last open winner in 1947 trailed in second. The Australian, 26, plans to play in the Tam O Shanter and other events in the U S after securing a historic third straight Open title.
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Hoylake
England
Peter Thomson
Australia
Ben Hogan
United States
Thomson
Thomsson
Atlantic
Norman von Nida
Hogan
Peter
Fred Daly
Alf Padgham
Bobby
Jones
Walleragen
Rod Ferguson
Scotland
Pony League clash settles first place in afternoon
The Tor tusa Pirates meet the Jaycees on Tony League Field at 2 pm to decide the undisputed Pony League lead after a postponed game. A separate item notes a Little League coach punishing players with five running laps for late arrivals, a punishment he shares by being late himself.
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Tortuga Pirates
Jaycees
Baseball scores and upcoming games from yesterday and today
Yesterday Cincinnati beat St Louis 6 to 4 Brooklyn defeated Philadelphia 2 to 1 Milwaukee blanked Chicago 5 to 0 Pittsburgh and New York were rained out Today's games include Brooklyn at Philadelphia with Craig facing Rogovin Pittsburgh at New York with Kline against Worthington St Louis at Cincinnati with Klippstein facing Klippstein Chicago at Milwaukee with Jacker facing Burdette.
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Cincinnati
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Craig
Rogovin
New York
Kline
Worthington
Kzell
Klippstein
Nightijacker
Burdette
Pet. G.B
Pal
Kluszewski Powers Reds to Lead with 21st Home Run
Major League Roundup reports Ted Kluszewski belting his 21st homer in a 6 4 win over the St Louis Cardinals to keep Cincinnati atop the National League race. Don Gross earned his second victory in a strong 8 hitter as the bullpen backed him. The roundup notes Milwaukee’s three-point advance over the Cubs and Dodgers, plus Yankees and other results.
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Cincinnati Redlegs
Ted Kluszewski
Don Gross
Redlegs
Big Klu
St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati
Gross
Havana
Buster Freeman
Milwaukee
Chicago Cubs
Warren Spahn
Brooklyn Dodgers
Philadelphia
Braves
Joe Adcock
Hank Aaron
Don Kaiser
Randy Jackson
Robin Roberts
Dodgers
Carl Erskine
Giants
Yanks
Gil McDougald
Bob Turley
Eddie Yost
Bob Wiesler
Busby
Troy Herrtage
Indians
Kansas City
Mike Garcia
Don Messi
Jack Harshman
Tigers
Steve
Gromek
Minnie Minoso
White Sox
Detroit
Spahn Shuts Out Cubs 5-0 For 37th Major Shutout
Pitching: Warren Spahn of the Milwaukee Braves pitched a four hitter to beat the Chicago Cubs 5-0, fanning four and walking one with only one runner reaching second. Hitting: Jim Bushy of the Cleveland Indians belted his second grand slam in two straight games as they edged the Athletics 4-2.
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Associated Press
Warren Spahn
Milwaukee Braves
Chicago Cubs
Jim Bushy
Cleveland iIndians
Baheath
Bill Dickey
Diary Fox
Athletics
Legion Game Today Morris Frock Stars at Brunswick
The Morris Frock American Legion baseball team travels to Brunswick for a Western Maryland District League game. It is the only start of the week for Hagerstown, whose ThursdayMont game was postponed. Morris Frock players meet at the YMCA at 12 30 to make the trip.
Yankees Attract Crowd Without Mickey Mantle
The Yankees beat the Senators 8 to 4 before 12,513 fans in Washington. Mantle sat with a sprained knee but drew crowds with batting practice and hopeful All Star prospects, as the Yanks plan two more games then a Tuesday showcase.
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Washington
Mickey Mantle
Mantle
New York Yankees
Senators
Bob Turley
Yanks
Manne
Fights Last Night Nashua Pays Off Big Stakes
Nashua, the world’s top money winner, returned $213,350 from a December record price and added $55,300 by winning the Suburban Handicap at Belmont Park. His career earnings rise to $1,158,765 as the 4-year-old gelding continues to dominate.
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New York
Leslie B. Combs II
Belmont Park
Paoli Rosi
Rieti
Italy
Joey
Belair
Wil. Lopes
Sacramento
Calif
Woodward,Jr
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