Bunning No-Hits Red Sox As Detroit Wins 3 0
Detroit pitcher Jim Bunning no hit Boston in a 3 0 win at Fenway Park. He struck out 12, walked one, and needed 192 pitches to complete the gem, the first no hitter in the majors since last season. Ted Williams ended the bid with a deep fly to right in the ninth.
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Boston
Sean Jin Bunning
Detroit
Red Sox
Ike Delock
Bunning
Gene Stephens
f'Ped Lepcho
Fenway Park
Jackie Jensen
RBI
Dick Gernert
Lou Berberel
Stephens
Lepelo
Williams
Lepcic
Jim Bunning
Ted Williams
Ted Lepdie
Tenness 1
al Kaline
Red Wilson
Don Land
Frank Sullivan
Jim
Sully
Sullivan
Tommy Henrich
Kaline
Wilson
Pete Runnels
Pete Rennels
Ossie Virgil
Rennels
Bad Boy
Billy Martin
Pete
Runnels
Lepeio
Reynolds
Yogi Berra
Berra
Pop
Running
Southgate
Tigers
Detroit Rouston Air Habr
Stephenaet Lou Math
Runoeia
Kaln Cf
Harris
Whitame If
Zernivd
eGrott
Jensen
Gersert
Virgil
Berheret
Ron Bunniak
Sullvany
Byerly
Bownfield
Baerly
Me Bunningath
Ant
Ginsberg Delivers for Orioles in Ten Inning Win
Joe Ginsberg drove in the winning run with a bases loaded single in the tenth, lifting the Baltimore Orioles to a 3-2 victory over the Cleveland Indians. Arnoldo Portocarrero earned the win with five straight, no hit innings of relief as Cleveland catcher J W Porter set an American League record with passed balls.
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Baltimore
Joe Ginsberg
Baltimore Oriole
Cleveland Indians
Ginsberg
Cleveland
Joe Gordon
Gene Woodling
Bob Nieman
Bob ‘Boyd
Hoyt Wilhelm
Stellover
Ray Narleski
Dick Williams
Rocky Colavito
Arnoldo Portocarrera
J. W. Porter
Wilhelm
Porter
Averill
Robinson
Wunter
Peeten
Hunter
vooRanter Boydiot
Vernon, Mower
Nieman
Sasberg
Nieman, Boyd, Swiheln
Teteay
Narlesk
National League results and standings with schedules
Yesterday's National League games saw Milwaukee defeat Chicago 4 to 2, St Louis win 3 to 1 over Cincinnati, and Los Angeles 6 to Philadelphia while San Francisco beat Pittsburgh 7 to 3. Standings list San Francisco first with 50 wins, Milwaukee 49, Chicago 46, St Louis 41, Philadelphia 39, Pittsburgh 41, Los Angeles 41, Cincinnati 40. Today's schedule shows St Louis at Milwaukee with Mechaniel vs Burdett and Chicago at Cincinnati with Well vs Haddin.
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Milwaukee
Chicago
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
It. Louis
Hiladlephia
Mechaniel
Burdett
Haddin
New York
Kansas City
Detroit
Boston
Washington
Baltimore
Cleveland
Wol Pel
Cansa’s City
Bold Ruler Triumphs In Monmouth Park Handicap
Oceanport New Jersey Bold Ruler driven by Eddie Arcara defeats Sharpsburg in a fierce stretch duel to win the 110000 handicap at Monmouth. Round Table edges Clem in the Armour Memorial at Inglewood while Strong Bay upsets Hillsdate in Hollywood Park’s Westerner. Victory Morn captures the first Dwyer Stakes at Jamaica.
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Tile
Associated Press
Oceanport
N. J
Eddie Arcara
Bold Ruler
Sharpsburg
Chicago
Round Table
Clem
Inglewood
Calif
Strong Bay
Hollywood Park
New York
Ali
Jamaica
Sievers HR Sparks Washington Comeback Over White Sox
Roy Sievers hit a ninth inning homer off Early Wynn to lift Washington past Chicago 5-4 in the second game of a doubleheader after Chicago won the opener 4-2 behind Dick Donovan. The homer was Sievers 25th of the season and made a seven from the mound for Dick Hyde, who relieved Hal Griggs in the seventh.
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Washington
Roy Sievers
Chicago
Early Wynn
White Sox
Dick Donovan
Siever
Dick Hyde
Hyde
Hal Griggs
Billy Goodman
Nellie Fox
Sherman Lollar
Lollar
Torgeson
Donovan
Lotar
Kemmerer
Valentinetti
Courtney
L— Kemmerer
Lemon
Zauchin
Yanks sweep A's with two shutouts and late homer
New York Yankees complete a doubleheader sweep of Kansas City 3-1 in ten innings and 8-0. Yogi Berra hit a tenth inning homer with a man on base, and Whitey Ford pitched a shutout in game two, supported by strong defense and four double plays.
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Youi Berra
Whiley Ford
New York Yankees
Kansas City
Berra
Yogi
Néd Garver
Enos Slaughter
Garver
Tom Sturdivant
Bill Tuttle
Casey Stengel
Bobby Shantz
Sturdivant
Shantz
Slaughter
Gil McDougald
Yankee
Yanks
Mike Baxes
Tullle
Roger Maris
Ford
Jerry Lumper
Jack Urban
Bob Cerv
Anit
Shante
Howard
Furl Berra
Linpe
Lopez
Maris Rt JO Stoner
Howard & Yo
Himpson
DeMuestrias
Ubet
McDougald
Throneberry
Dougal
Kubek
Kansan City
New York C
Lempe
S— Ford
Urban
Herbert F Jr
Raldack
Smith
Ya Ean
Giants whip Pirates 7 3 to extend lead and win streak
San Francisco pitcher Paul Giel earned his second victory of the season as the Giants defeated Pittsburgh 7 to 3. Bob Friend took the loss in the first inning, with the Giants building a 7-3 lead through timely hitting and an early onslaught. The win extended the Giants' winning streak to six games as they swept the three game series with the Pirates.
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Bob Friend
San Francisco Giants
Pittsburgh
Ag Uy
Giants
Paul Giel
Minnesota
Ruben Gomez
Cincinnati
Sam
Daryl Spencer
St. Louis Cardinals
Mik
Waukee
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Friend
Jones
Ron Pea
Blackburn
R. G. Smith
Don J
Bell
Gross
Bob Porterfield
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Frankie Robinson
Smoky Atthe
Burgess
Merier Giants
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Cree
Epriee
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Sial
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Wally Moon Leraon
Fran Curt Floyd Qiely
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Temple
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Lynch
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Divenport
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Latriecee Ae Folles
Spencer
Sthakravitz
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Poe
Smith
Cross
Landrith
T Jones
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Lawrence Fly
RBI
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Thomaty
Davenport
Pittahursh
F. Thomas
S—Giel
Beso Perendi
Welly Oy
Fsmith
Porterfield
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Wynantskill Scores Past Averill Park in All-Star Tilt
Wynantskill defeats Averill Park 4 2 in a 6 15 9 53 matchup with key hits by Miorin Evers and Lukaseck. Averill Park’s John Roberts Glenn Wager Paul Patti among performers as Poestenkill and KC also post points in regional play. All-Star Game set for tomorrow 6 15 at Cohoes National versus Hudson Valley.
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Averill Park
John Roberts
Glenn Wager
Paul Patti
Craig Young
Ken Schulz
Poestenkill
Bob Bowman
Army-Navy
Shea
Tousignant
Micka-licki
Lukaseck
Girard
Bertrand
Kalenski
Keegan
Joe Lukaseck
Tom Mickalicki
Pat Palligani
Cohoes National
Hudson Valley
Springfield Righty Baffles Senators 4-0 in Shutout
George Case, righthander from Winsted, Conn, and ex Trinity College pitcher, threw a two hitter through six and two thirds before Ken Hilgar’s grounder sparked Albany’s lone eighth inning hit as Springfield Giants shut out Albany 4-0 at Pynchon Park. Case struck out three, walked as many, and earned his seventh win as Springfield completed the three game sweep.
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George ‘Case
Winsted
Conn
Trinity College
Albany Senators
Case
Reading
York
Ken Hilgar
Jose Pagan
Albany
Aaron Silvera
Jet
Albany Springpie
Abrh
Sivera
Herstek
Reedy
Akrern
Schyzkoff
Fringfield
RBI
Lewis
Ebenzie
Schwarzkoff
Reed
Hillyer and Schmidt
Bowman
Meratek
Dees
McCardell
Co ‘Reed
al 'Schwarzkoff
Silvera
Braves Ride Ninth Inning Rally To Top Cubs 4-2
Milwaukee scores twice in the ninth to beat Chicago 4-2 behind Warren Spahn in a two left handed duel. Mel Roach and Felix Mantilla start the decisive rally with singles before Don Elston relieves and Frank Torre singles home Roach as Mantilla scores on a Del Crandall sacrifice fly. Cal Neeman and Dale Long homered for Chicago.
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Milwaukee Braves
Chicago Cubs
Warren Spahn
Anaohn
Hank Aaron
Frank Torre
Adcock
Roach
Mantilla
del Crandall
Cal Neeman
Dale Long
Milwauker
T. Taylor
Avy Roach
Hania
Aaron
Banks
Thomsonef
aTorre
Moryn If
Crandail
Neeman
Palka
Phillips
Spahn
Elston
Ono Henry
Milwaukee
RBI
Torre
Crandall
Lokan
Long
Niemlan
Ean
S—Thompson
Elston Ho
Henry Oo
Dodgers Beat Phillies 6-0 as Podres Goes Four-Hitter
Johnny Podres pitched a near complete four-hitter lifting the Dodgers from last place. Los Angeles toppled Philadelphia 6-0 at the Coliseum, moving ahead of Cincinnati by one percentage point. Don Zimmer and Steve Bilko fueled the offense with run-scoring hits as Podres earned his ninth victory in ten Coliseum starts.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles Dodgers
Philadelphia Phillies
Johnny Podres
Curt Simmons
Phillies
Dodgers
Phils
Cincinnati
Steve Bilko
Gino Cimoli
Don Zimmer
Zimmer
Charlie Neal
Ereta
LOS Rare
Ashburn
Gillam
Bilko
Neal
Gray
Hodges
Pignatane
E—Jones
Fernandes
Kazanski
Bouchee
Kazanaki
Handez
Citadelphia
Bilk
Markle Wins 25 Lap Feature At Lebanon Valley
Jim Markle of Stone Ridge captured the 25 lap feature at Lebanon Valley Saturday night. Fred Sheppard Castleton Kurdon Carey Cooperstown and Jerry Townley Catskill finished second through fourth. Heat winners were Doc Gray Pittsfield Carey and Chuck Irving New Baltimore. Lou Hacker Castleton won the consolation. Next Saturday eight car wreckem race slated at 8 30.
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Jim Markle
Stone Ridge
Fred Sheppard
Castleton
Kurdon Carey
Cooperstown
Jerry Townley
Catskill
Doc Gray
Pittsfield
Carey
Chuck Irving
New Baltimore
Lou Hacker
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le Matord
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Bakerian & Palmer Glass & Mirror CO
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Sievers HR
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Peane
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Royals
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Jack Paar
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Markle
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5Th Ave
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