Baseball scores and schedules from Saturday and today
American League results include Cleveland 2 Kansas City 1 and New York 5 Baltimore 4 night. Chicago at Detroit suspended by rain. Washington at Boston postponed. Yesterday New York 4 Baltimore 3. Chicago Detroit 4 Boston 10-2. Washington 0 6. Kansas City 4 Cleveland 2 7. National League Philadelphia 7 Pittsburgh 2. Cincinnati 5 Chicago 4. New York 6 Brooklyn 16 innings. St Louis 8 Milwaukee 7 10 innings. Today Washington at Boston night Abernathy 0-3 Nixon 2-0. Only game scheduled.
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Red Muris
Taylor Phillips
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Bobby Gene Smith
Non Blas
Duke Snider
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Pete Burnside
Dartmouth
Heyning
North High Takes Prep Track Meet Honors At Home
North High won first place at its crosstown invitational track meet against seven schools led by standout Terry Strack of South High who captured four events. North High swept five events earning the Semler McFadnal Trophy while South High finished second with 64 points and claimed the 440 yard relay the mile relay and the two mile.
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Rebels
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al’ Davis
South High
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Hirbs
Greencastle
Fannet-Metal Union
James Buchanan
Williamsport
Ted Clark
Pat Henry
Hurdies
Blake Davison
Danley
Halt
Stoner
Bell
Strock
Fannett Metal Union
Mine
Boonsboro
Ana
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Hell
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Smond
Sug Dome
Hellingaranen
Millet
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Musan
Milee
Watson
Haya
Banmourdoer
Heers
Penslager
Hasty
Leo
Hammon
Big League Leaders From A Hazy Box Score
A scrambled sports listing shows leaders in batting runs and pitching across teams, with Williams Boston and Aaron Milwaukee prominent in multiple categories. Other names include Sievers Washington Mays New York and Sanford Philadelphia, plus relay and field event notes from a late edition box score.
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Cine’li
Aaron
Milwaukee
Hoak
Cincinnati
Bochee
Philadelphia
Musial
St. Louis
Mays
New York
Sanford
Phila
Roberts
Frank Robinson Sparks Cincinnati Win Streak
Frank Robinson, NL Rookie of the Year in 1956, replaces Ted Kluszewski as Cincinnati’s big man. He leads the league with a .356 average and hit 12 straight games during a 12 game hitting streak. The Reds swept Chicago 7-5 and 7-1 as Robinsay rapped six hits for the day and Don Gross pitched a four-hitter in the second game.
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Ted Kluszewski
Redlegs
Cincinnati
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Thheir
Robinson
Reds
Chicago
Febbere
Hal Jeffcoat
Art ‘Fowler
Rauld Sanchez
Wally Post
Don Hoaks
Don Gross
Robinsay
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Hank Aaron
Brooklyn
Johnny Podres
New York
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Robin Med ‘Eris
Curt Simmons
Jonener
Mass Deaths May Bring End To Road Racing
Indianapolis analyst Duane Carter links the recent mass deaths in the Mille Miglia to a possible halt of European road racing. He notes safety gains on closed tracks but argues spectator protection is harder on open-road events. The piece cites 12 deaths in Italy and recounts no Indy 500 spectator fatalities since WWII, as drivers and cars show improved safety.
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Duane Carter
Forco
United States Auto Club
Stan Lopata
Willie d Jones
Phils
Italy
Mille Miglia
Ani
Pittsburgh
Simmons
Bob Miller
Vern Law
Alfonso de Portago
Carter
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Wnul
Bill Vukovich
Speidway
Johnny Parsons
Los Angeles
Tony
Giuseppe
Farina
Turin
Haly
Tony Rettenhouse
Tinley Park
Dick Rathmann
Amick
Venice
Calif
Phillies May Cause Lots Of Trouble
Mayo Smith, manager of the Philadelphia Phillies, says his young team could cause big trouble if the freshmen pitchers Sanford and Cardwell, first baseman Bouhee, and outfielders Anderson and Bowman keep their pace. He credits the farm system and Chico Fernandez for steadier infield play and notes no current deal with the Pirates, though he would target Bill Virdon and Roy Face if possible.
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Mayo Smith
Philadelphia Phillies
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al Abrams
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Pittsburgh Post- Gazette
Jack Sanlord
Don Cardwell
Ed Bouehee
Phillies
Chico Fernandez
Brooklyn Dodgers
Roy Hamnen
Fernandez
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirates
Milwauekee
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
St. Louis
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Funkstown Defeats Weverton In League Baseball Match
Weverton clinched a second league win by defeating Funkstown 30 to 106 in dependent loop play. Merle Grimm starred on the mound with two homers and a double, while Beard led Weverton with three hits and Bachtell added a seventh inning homer for Funkstown.
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Weverton
Funkstown
Merle Grimm
Beard
Wine Nets
Bachtell
Myers
Wavarten
St. Clair
Seville
Lewman
Saileman
Grimm
Reader
Chewsville Nine Triumphs To Go 3-0 In League Play
Chewsville powered to a 7 3 win over District 12 as Ed Rachtell's club used a four run fifth inning and timely hits. Anthony led Chewsville with three hits while Mellott and Firey each added two for District 12 in the early season game.
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Chewsville
Soarth Jim
Isthine Wil
Atanpager
Ed Rachtell
Tom Anthony
Bot Kine
Jack Garvin
Bobby Lewis
Bob Smith
Bobby
District 12
Saints Defeated In Tennis Match At Wilmington
Saint James School netters lost 5 to 2 to St Andrews School in Wilmington Del The home team swept all five singles while Saint James won two doubles matches Grubb defeated Biggs Baumback beat Reed Shellie over Sells Ryland beat Sellar HL and Fishburg bested Curry er in singles The doubles duos Biggs Sells and Curry Reed defeated Fisher Delaney and Kennedy Haycock 6 4 8 6 2 2
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Sells
Ryland
Sellar
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Delaney
Curry
Kennedy
Haycock
Springer Hurls South End Team To Third Win
South End defeated Antietam 8 0 on Cry Bark diamond as pitcher Vic Springer limited the visitors to four hits. The win keeps South End in a tie for the league lead with Chewsville as Burgan and Hornbaker provided six hits. Antietam’s Williams had two of their four hits including a first inning triple.
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Pasvball
Slazerstown
Antietam
South End Tasserg
Peminen
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Riahthander
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Springer
Tne
Tom Shanks
Ecissare
Adyyory Rudisill
Mpteersburg Academy
Mowen
Nick
Carter
Shank
Ol Carter
Mercersburg
Morrison
Fountain Head
Teilias
Rudisill
Williams
Strandard
Gano
Antistam
Burgan
Hornbaker
Crampton
Eeton
Baseball Scores Mixed in Doubleheader Play Across Leagues
Singh Coblentz FHCC toppled Howard 25 64 Keller Mercersburg beat Les Sard 8 6 Uy The Asspeiners Pens Umer FROG defeated Dryfoos Batting Frank Robinson Red 6 legs 6 hit in double header Idleheader sweep over Chicago 7 5 8 4 63 1 7 1 hoosting average to Eight FICC defeated Kurry 2 6 league leading 386 1A 6 3 Pitching Tom Brewer Nedi Spelcher FHCC defeated Aval Sox Held Washington to woflame 6 4 6 0 victory in first game Doubles Franz Wilson Mercersburg beat Coblentz Lessard 6 3 0 Kight Colon FHCC beat Bowman Howard 64 9 7 Speicher Urner FICC defeated Keller Dryfoss 62 6 4 FHCCC defeated Gerber
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Woflame
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Wilson
Mercersburg
Coblentz
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Bowman
Howard
Speicher
Urner
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Dryfoss
FHCCC
Gerber
American Association Standings Snapshot
Charleston 7 2, Louisville 2 4, Wichita 6 3, Indianapolis 3 4, St Paul 3 4, Omaha 2 6, Minneapolis 8 8, Denver 7 1. Scores and records shown for the league leaders and peers in a compact standings brief.
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Wichita
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Omaha
Minneapolis
Denver
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