Cleveland Wins Again in April Night Crowd Leaders Stat
Cleveland defeats Chicago 6-4 at Municipal Stadium in a four game series game. A crowd of 28,498, largest April attendance in Waveland history, watched Humber pitched into the eighth inning as Rocky Colavito and Vic Power contributed key hits. Ray Boone homered for the White Sox, while Russ Nixon and Woodie Held sparked the Indians' seventh inning rally to pull ahead.
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Braves wallop Reds 10 7 as Mathews hits grand slam
Milwaukee Braves hammered Cincinnati 10 to 7 with Mathews delivering his fifth career grand slam and adding another homer as the slugging leader powered the offense. The late surge overwhelmed the Reds in a high scoring game.
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Reds Clinch Win As Mathews Delivers Grand Slam
The Reds kept the issue in doubt until Mathews hit a grand slam in the eighth, giving Cincinnati a 4 run cushion. Gus Bell belted two homers, including one in the ninth, but Don McMahon closed out the Reds to preserve the win. Joey Jay earned the victory in his first start of the season, while Milwaukee’s four homers highlighted a strong effort that fell short against Cincinnati.
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Wertz Bat Rooms Bosox Triumph 7 2
Boston Red Sox defeated the Washington Senators 7 to 2 as fans saw a Wertz home run and a five hit game from Ve Werle. Valetin of Washington struggled, giving up a two run double to Don Buddin and a later homer by Wackfialick. Relief pitchers held Boston in check but fell short.
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Eloy Face Gets Win For Pirates 8-5
Pirates rally from 3-0 deficit to beat the Philadelphia Phillies 8-5 at Connie Mack Stadium. Lowry Burgess doubled in four ninth inning runs, Bob Clemente and Dick Stuart contributed key hits, Mazeroski and Stuart homered, and Pittsburgh seized control with late offense after trailing early.
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Ruharieh Debut Set Foe May 9
Fragmented notes describe Ruharieh aiming for a May 9 debut, with other mentions of historic teams and players. The text references old timers, national championship context, and scattered game details without a clear single event narrative.
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Seboly to Fight Calzavara in May Berlin
Berlin based European heavyweight champion Seboly will clash with Hal Calzavana in Berlin on May 8. The match is set as a title defense with promoter Vill a Groteschel stating preparations are underway and the bout will headline the card in the German capital.
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Illinois Sets Record In Drake Relay Sprints
Illinois anchors record breaking Drake Relays relay as Wes Maines leads a seven man squad to a 3 14 mile time. George Werr and Kerr 380 leg runners in a high energy opening ceremony. The team tops California’s American record and defeats Oklahoma State Kansas and Oklahoma in a dramatic relay final.
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RPPs Golf Team Tops Middlebury Five to Two
RPPs golf team defeated Middlebury 5 2 yesterday at Tray Couney Chad. Dick Kuch led with top form and earned medal while teammates Restle Dave Owens Ch and Maul Wise posted strong scores. Gardner Moody and Mike Clossan also contributed in a competitive round.
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Bill Dang
Bruce Metatire
Bob Lisenshavl
Dick Kuebler
Hlyany Wormay
Meyers Hitting Leads RPL Victory Over Siena 72
Jim Meyer paced a 72 victory for Meyers Engineering over Siena at Hawkins Stadium with four singles and sparkling fielding. Pitcher Leo Laskowski and outfielder Chuck Holla contributed key hits as Norwich and Morvieh prep for upcoming games.
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International League Highlights and Scores
In the International League Buffalo beat Richmond 7 to 1, Montreal defeated Toronto 6 to 3, Havana edged Rochester 1 to 0, and Calumnhis recorded a 3 point win. The results showcase Buffalo’s strong offense, Montreal’s balanced attack, and tight pitching from Havana and Rochester.
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Williams In Fenway Drill
Williams of the Boston Red Sox conducted a light workout at Fenway Park after a pinched nerve in his shoulder. Trainer Win Green prevented neck strain with a soft collar as Williams plans to gauge his condition before returning to full drills.
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Snider delivers Dodgers win in tense 10th inning
In a 3-2 Dodgers victory over the Cardinals, Duke Snider lined a nervous 10th inning single that scoring the winning run after Don Blasingame misplayed the ball. Johnny Podres pitched nine solid innings and Clem Labine allowed the deciding run in relief. Gene Green tied the game with a ninth inning homer for St Louis.
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Vinsterwald Power Reserve Advice For Golf Swing
Vinsterwald urges players to time power transfer correctly and avoid early moves. The guide cautions against forcing the wrists and arms before the hips rotate, emphasizing hands entering the hitting zone at waist height and keeping the clubhead speed controlled.
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Giants Edge Cubs 4-3 In 11 Inning Thriller
The San Francisco Giants defeated the Chicago Cubs 4-3 in 11 innings on a clutch play by Felipe Alou and a sacrifice fly by Bary Spencer. Alou threw out a potential winning run at home as Johnny Antonelli and Dave Hillman matched zeroes before the decisive rallies.
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