National League Yesterday's Results and Today’s Schedule
Brooklyn defeated Philadelphia 4 to 0. Other results show Pittsburgh and New York idle with games at Cleveland and Detroit. Schedule features Cincinnati at Philadelphia Haddix against Lawrence and St Louis at Pittsburgh Schmidt versus Friend with Milwaukee at New York Crone versus Barclay and Chicago at Brooklyn Draft facing Lie.
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Pittsburgh
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St. Louis
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Friend
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Crone
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Cleveland
Boston
Detroit
Kansas
Baltimore
Washington
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Colts dominate with 10-0 shutout of Tigers
Ronnie Souders pitched a one hitter until Dwight Smith broke it up in the fourth with two singles. Souders struck out 13 as Winters, D. Semler, and Bloyer produced two hits each. Terry Dwyer led Tigers with a sparkling fielding catch and two key plays. Hawks and Lions clash tonight as Colts 10 0 1 0 Tigers 0 0 0 0 0.
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Dwight Smith
Souders
Colt
D. Semler
Bloyer
Terry Dwyer
Tigers
C. Bloyer
Dwyer
Hawks
Lions
Colts
Soudars
Ludwig
C. Bleyer
Culler
Shelly
Powell
Dodgers Triumph as Podres Throws 3-Hitter to Stop Slump
Johnny Podres pitched a three hitter to blank the Philadelphia Phillies 4-0 and end the Brooklyn slump. Hodges drove in three runs with a homer and Cimoli added a sixth as the Dodgers moved into a third place tie with Milwaukee. Pirates beat Giants 5-3 to complete a three-game win streak, with Gomez and Margoneri yielding the early runs.
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ED Wilks
Johniy Podres
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Walt Alston
Brooks
Alston
Poftres
Philadelphia Phillies
Johnny
Dodger
Brocks
New Yorklants
Phillies
Gil Hodges
Tome
Gino Cimoli
Don Cardwell
Hodges
Don Zimmer
Pirates
Ruben Gomez
Joe Margoneri
Giants
Boxing Proxy Lashes Out At Government
Nelson King homered off Vern Law in relief to beat the Giants 5 to 3 with a squeeze bunt driving in the clincher in the fifth as Elroy Face secured the mop up. In New York Judge Sylvester Ryan found the International Boxing Club guilty of monopoly charges and prepared a final decree for June 24. Norris and Wirtz face potential dissolution of their boxing groups or forced selection of Madison Square Garden or Chicago Stadium. Norris in Miami blamed government action and defended boxing practices while promising to keep the sport financed.
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Willie Mays
Dusty Rhodes
Giants
Vern Law
Elroy Face
King
Trun
Johnny O’ Brien
New York
TBC
James ‘Norris
Jin
Sylvester J. Ryan
FBC
Ryan
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18C
Illinois
Norris
Arthur
Mike Jacobs
Sporting Club
IBC
Big League Leaders in American League and National League
The article lists leaders across both leagues including Williams of Boston leading batting and Williams also with 12 homers, Mantle with 34 runs, Sievers 2 hits, and Fox tied for hits. It notes Stolen bases by Landis and Mays, pitchers Trucks and Acker among leaders, with figures for runs batted in, doubles, triples, strikeouts, and other top marks for multiple players like Robinson Musial Aaron Hoak Bruton and Arroyo. The data reflects 1957 style league-wide stat leaders across batting pitching and fielding categories.
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Associated Press
Williams
Boston
Mantle
New York
Wash
Gardner
Baltimore
Fox
Chicago
Plews
Washington
Nieman
Simpson
Kansas City
Bougald
Landis
Trucks
Pierce
Fondy
Pittsburgh
Temple and
Robinson
Cincinnati
Aaron
Milwaukee
Hoak
Musial
St. Lewis
Bruton
Schotndienst
Mays
New
Statton Softball Team Wins Again Clinches Lead Over East End
George Bakers two run single in the last inning keyed Statton Furniture win over East End Tavern 2-0. Statton protected its league lead while East End suffered its second loss of the year.
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George Baker
Statton Furniture
East End Tavern
East End
Last Station Furniture
Hemp's
Esso
Funkstown
P Telephone Noland Company
Ery
Managers edge leads with three game cushion in tight clash
Victory boosts front runners as Billy Bagore beats Junior Cunningham in a pitching duel with two hits each. Cunningham held Statton hitless until the seventh. Don Menner and Dick Henry scored on a Baker single in the seventh. Baker starred in right field as Slatton's stretched its winning streak to eight. Harold Jones propelled the C and P Telephone to a 7-5 win over Funkstown, erasing a late rally. The Noland Company defeated Hemp's Esse 7-0 in the night’s third game.
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John Henry
Billy Bagore
Junior Cunningham
Cunningham
Statton
Don Menner
Dick Henry
Tom
Henry
Baker
Slatton
Harold Jones
C and P Telephone
Funkstown
Skein
Jones
Fourmaster
Telephone
Noland Company
Hemp
Esse
Williamsport Team to Meet Penal Farm in Exhibition Game
An exhibition game is set at the Penal Farm tonight between Williamsport of the South Mountain League and the Farm team. The contest starts at 6 o'clock. Williamsport manager Boots Paffenberger asks players to meet at the Williamsport Legion Home by 5 45 for the trip.
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Nation
BPO Elks
Rakestraw
Mager Field
Elks
Miller
Finnisf
Hebb
Fearnow
Reedy
Watson
Goodiill
Penal Farm
Williamsport
Boots Paffenberger
Williamsrt Legion
College Golfer Qualifies For National Open
Washington amateur from Georgetown University garners medal honors to lead Middle Atlantic qualifiers for next week's National Open in Toledo Ohio. Georgetown captain Anthony Perky Culliname tied par 70 144 at Columbia Country Club amid rain. Other qualifiers include Clarence Doser Clare Emery Jack Lowe and Sgt Dick Lehms in a playoff race.
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Middle Atlantic
Toledo
Ohio
Anthony Perky
Culliname
Georgetown University
Columbia Country Club
Clarence Doser
Woodmont
Clare Emery
Washington Golf and Country Club
Jack Lowe
Bonnie View
Baltimore
Doser
Minery
Lowe
Patterson Vs Jackson Heavyweight Title Televised July 29
New York promoters announce Floyd Patterson to defend his heavyweight title against Tommy Jackson on Monday July 29 at the Polo Grounds. Patterson to receive 40 percent, Jackson 20, with NBC TV and General Motors as sponsors. If rain interrupts, the network reserves July 30 and August 4 and 6 as alternative dates.
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Lence
Floyd Patterson
Polo Grounds
Tommy
Hurricane” Jackson
Lippe Breidbart
Patterson
NBC
General Motors
Tom Gatlery
Umers
Jimmy Bronson
New Brown
Jackson
Dodger and Giant Bosses Meet Over West Coast Move
New York headlines show Walter OMalley and Horace Stoneham set to brief Mayor Wagner at City Hall on Dodgers and Giants possible moves to Los Angeles and San Francisco. Questions include future location, commitments, and pay TV telecast deals amid ongoing stadium disputes. The stalemate note says October remains the cutoff for any formal action.
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New York
Walter O’malley
Brooklyn Dodgers
Horace Stoneham
New York Giants
West Coast
Robert F. Wagner
Dodgers
Giants
Los Angeles
San Francisco
O'Malley
Los Angeles Peakie
California
Skiatron TV Inc
Stoneham
National League
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