National League Scores and Tonight's Matches
Yesterday results show St Louis 7 New York 2, Brooklyn at Chicago rained out, Pittsburgh 12 Philadelphia 4, Cincinnati 10 Boston 7. Tonight Cincinnati at New York, Pittsburgh at Boston, Chicago at Philadelphia, with listed pitchers and records.
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Baseball scores and standings from yesterday in the American League
Results show Chicago 6 Boston 5 Philadelphia 7 Detroit 6 New York 2 Cleveland 8. Standings list New York 27-16, Claveland 19-? and others. Schedule notes include New York at Cleveland Reynolds Wynn Boston at Chicago Gumpert Washington at Detroit Johnson Bearden Philadelphia at St Louis Shanta Garver.
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Maxim Ordered to Rest Amid Doping Talk After Fight
The TMinois Athletic Commission orders 30 days of rest for heavyweight boxer Joe Maxim citing possible exhaustion. Manager Jack Kearns alleges Maxim was doped during his bout with champion Ezzard Charles, with Kearns claiming Maxim appeared glassy eyed and unable to feel Charles's punches. Commission chair Joe Turner dismisses the allegations as hallway talk while Dr. Houston notes Maxim’s nausea after the fight.
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Major Leagues Attendance Drop
Baseball attendance trails last year by about eight percent per game while total revenue leads with 7 585 ahead in dollars. The National League shows stronger per game figures than the American despite larger parks, with Philadelphia and St. Louis lagging in attendance. The Giants and Phils run ahead in total paid attendance due to more games, while teams like Cleveland Chicago Brooklyn and Cincinnati show varying results.
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Indians Zip Yankees as Lopat Sinks in Defeat
Cleveland crushed New York 8-2 for an ninth straight win over the Yankees with Mexican Mike Garcia earning his fifth victory. Chicago White Sox swept a doubleheader over Boston and pulled 3 1/2 games up in the AL race as Ray Scarborough and Wild Bill Wight were knocked around.
Charlton Loses But Retains First Place
In Y County softball two second division upsets Sunday. Fairview beat Dargan, Harrystown swept Charlton, with St. Mark's Lions defeating Mt. Lena 9 6 and 7 0. White Fale View swept Dar gan and Harrystown won both ends of a doublebill. Standings follow.
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British boxing champs in action at White City Stadium
Britain sends its top boxing talent to face a trio of American challengers tonight in London. Giant Jack Gardner defends a left thumb injury against Cezar Brion while Don Cockell faces Nick Barone and Randolph Turenne seeks victory over Jackie Keough in ten round bouts with no titles at stake.
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Man to Beat London in All England Tennis Titles
The southpaw international Jaroslavr Drohay is pegged as the man to beat at Wimbledon later this month as he eyes the All England tenure championships.
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Beverly Hanson Seeks British Women’s Amateur Title
Beverly Hanson of the United States carries her bid into the third round at Broadstone England facing 63 year old Mrs Charlotte Beddows of Scotland. Hanson, the Fargo New Jersey rechampion, advanced past Dorothy Kielty and Betty Singleton, with rounds scheduled through Thursday finals.
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Down Memory Lane Featured Baseball and Golf Replays
Across the years the column recalls past sports highlights including the Brooklyn Dodgers beating the Chicago Cubs 13 1 to reclaim NL lead, Airborne winning the British Derby, Denny Shue leading a golf event in Fort Worth, and Tommy Armour capturing the British Open with a 296 score.
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Minor League Baseball Attendance Drops Across Regions
Attendance in 12 of 16 minor leagues surveyed by the Associated Press fell 3 to 75 percent from last year as higher costs and tight budgets bite crowds in the South, Southwest, and other areas. Several leagues report weather and television as contributing factors, with some circuits near or below 1950 levels and a few showing slight gains.
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Count Turf and Bold Clash At Belmont Purse
Count Turf the Kentucky Derby winner faces Ford Hook in the Polynesian Purse at Belmont Park. The sixteenth mile race for three-year-olds includes Roald, Big Stretch, and Combat Boots among four contenders in the $5,000 event.
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Stars Highlight Stan Musial Two-Homer Night
Batting star Stan Musial of the Cardinals slugged two homers and a single driving in three as St Louis beat the Giants 7 to 2. He raised his average to .380. Saul Rogovin of the White Sox limited the Red Sox to seven hits in a 2 0 win after Chicago won the opener 6 5.
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