Baseball Scores and Schedule From Yesterday and Today
National League results list Detroit scoring nine to New York four and Boston hammering Kansas City eleven to four. Pittsburgh defeated Cincinnati five to two as July games and various lineups feature today with probable pitchers listed for Boston Cleveland Chicago New York Milwaukee Brooklyn St Louis Baltimore Washington and Cincinnati at Pittsburgh with several matchups and pitcher pairs.
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Little Leaguer Pitches Fourth No Hitters In Row
Glen Burnie Md Arty Marlin pitched his fourth consecutive no hitter as the Tigers beat the Yankees 7 2 for their sixth straight win The young star struck out 11 of 18 and later homered doubled and stole home He has 62 strikeouts in 25 innings and an .845 batting average with four home runs Coaches praise his fastball and curveball
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Star
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Bay
School Teacher Fights Pastrano In Gulf Coast Bout
Houston headlines tell of Leroy Harris a 23 year old school teacher from Cutand Shoot Texas challenging Willie Pastrano ranked third nationally in a 1W round heavyweight bout at Houston. Ticket sales neared 40000 a city record while Pastrano aims to boost a title bid with victory. Harris weighed about 190 and Pastrano around 186 as fans anticipate a test of vigor versus experience.
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Tex
Leroy Harris
Willie Pastrano
Gulf Coast City
Bob Baker-Harris
Harris
Cut and Shoat
Pastrano
New Orleans
Miami
Floyd Patternin
Three-Game Gap Tops NL Pennant Chase As Buhl Triumphs
Milwaukee ace Bob Buhl shut down the Dodgers 3-1 with a four-hitter to keep Brooklyn in a tie for third in the tight NL pennant race. Cincinnati’s Joe Nuxhall and Cleveland’s Vern Law also pitched strong games as the NL standings stay compressed within three games of the lead. In the AL, Detroit, Chicago, and Boston posted wins while Kansas City fell, with Rick/ed? Williams and Kaline fueling a Red Sox surge and Willard Nixon authoring a 10-hitter for Detroit.
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Albis
Lofty Batting Marks Compiled In League Play
The Independent League reports 31 players above .300 with 12 in the .400s and one at .500. George Baker leads at .480 after 20 at bats, while Terry Strock and Joe Slubik tie for doubles with two, and George Myers has 15 hits. Funkstown tops team batting at .250. Earl Piper of Chewsville has five straight wins and 47 strikeouts.
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Funkstown
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Chewsville
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Pete Whitmore
Herb Grimm
Gerald Metz
Reeder
Weverton
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District 12
George Myers
Sig Brandenburg
St. James
Terry
Strock
South End
Earl Piper
Piper
Oriole
Joseph Kittell, Jr
Unbeaten Leaders Extend League Winning Streak
Station Furniture captured its tenth straight Community Softball League victory with a 10-2 win over Noland Company. Johnny Breeden yielded four hits but costly errors and walks hurt Noland, while Billy Basore and Meals fed steady defense and timely hits. East End Tavern edged C P Telephone 4-4 as Earl Williams left in the seventh for Junior Cunningham. Fast End prevailed in the seventh on two walks and a misplay. Hemp's Esso topped Funkstown 15-6 to climb into a share of third place behind Parakeels, with Keeney winning over Zombro. Barr led Funkstown with multiple safeties.
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Noland Company
Noland
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Statton's
Neland
Stone Guardian
East End Tavern
Tetephone
Earl Williams
East End
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Harold Jones
Fast End
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Kline
Hemp
Esso
Funkstown
P Telephone Noland Company
Ted Kluszewski Ready To Start Playing With Reds
Ted Kluszewski says his back is improving and he is ready to return to the Cincinnati Redlegs. Manager Birdie Tebbetts remains cautious as the team evaluates his condition after a long layoff. Kluszewski notes he is swinging better and aims to help in a tight pennant race despite lingering questions about his health.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
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Kim
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Suggs Wins Third Ladies PGA Title With 285 Total
Louise Suggs captured her third Ladies PGA Championship with a final round 64, totaling 285 to edge Willi Smith by three strokes. Marlene Bauer Hagee and Rey Hatson tied for third at 290, each earning 50. A separate note reports Colts signing two draftees Rod White and Harwood Hoeft.
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Ise
Willi Smith
Marlene Bauer Hagee
Rey Hatson
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