Spahn Tops Dodgers as Braves Beat LA 4 3
Lofty Spahn earned his 13th win beating the Dodgers for the first time since 1951, preserving Milwaukee’s 4-3 victory to pull the Braves ahead of the Giants. Mantilla drove in three runs with Mathews and other Braves contributing key hits while LA left with two of three losses.
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Malvina Teague
de Benyes
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Cincinnati
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Spahn
Nome Zuhé
Felix Mantilla
Hirer Rung
Eddie Mathews
Ayearald
Spahn Tost
Jannie
Mathewa
Yan Ealder
Cere
SF Malia
Reds Beat Giants 5-1 to Move Ahead in NL
Cincinnati Medleys shut down San Francisco with five hits and two driven in on a bases loaded single as Mickey Vinginnali delivered key runs. Wall Dropa and Pete Whisenant homered for the Redlegs. The loss, with Milwaukee beating Los Angeles, nudges the Braves a notch ahead in the NL standings.
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Cincinnati Medleys
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Wall Dropa
Pete Whisenant
Chi Redlegs
Milt
Waukee
Los Angeles
Braves
Phillies Rally Past Cardinals In Third Inning Burst
The Philadelphia Phillies defeated the St. Louis Cardinals 5 to 1 behind a three run rally in the third. Billy Muffett allowed the early runs while Richie Ashburn and Harry Anderson contributed in the frame. The Cardinals struggled offensively with weak timely hits and stranded runners as the Phillies pulled away.
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Timie Ashburn
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Harry Anderson
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McGraw Named Coach Of Two Sports ASCBA
Edwin T. Ned McGrawy a former basketball and baseball player at Christian Brothers Academy and Siena College is named coach at his scholastic Alma Mater ASCBA announces McGraw will lead both programs succeeding Bob Suhy who resigned to join Albany public schools system. McGraw drafted from CHA in 1950 and from Siena in 1955 and played under Cond in Albany basketball.
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Ned) McGrawy
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Bob Su Hy
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Albany
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Siena
Hews
ATL
Tribe Trip Orioles 6-3 Behind Nurleski Win
Cleveland Indians defeated the Baltimore Orioles 6-3 for their fourth straight win. Ray Nurleski earned the victory while stopping Arnold Portocarrero as his six game win streak ended.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Hallimore Orioles
Arnold Portocarrero
Ray Nurleski
Giants Hold Off Reds in Rain Delay Marathon
Johnny Antonelli pitched past the rain delay with a 46 inning scoreless streak shining for the Giants. Purkey and the Reds rallied late, but Giants held the lead until a late surge, as the game stretched into extra time with rain interrupting play and key defensive miscues influencing the outcome.
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Linha Manth
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Nisin Haener
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Whisenant
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Deng
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Ayan
Ana Diongeer
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SiMe Sun
Mit
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Pavitt Munter
Lt Poriocariers’ Cran
Nancy
Tigers Top Delock as Svace Quietly Shuts Red Sox
Detroit edged Boston 2-1 behind George Svace’s seven solid innings and Kaline’s eighth inning triple. Hank Bolles and a late-inning rally helped Detroit hold the slim victory against a rain-delayed, tense pitching duel that ended with the Tigers maintaining a narrow lead.
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Genn Stephens
Ty Bal
Kyline
Cuba
Gail Haerds
Katine
Charlie Max
Pontertiell
Ant Balling
Rosinine Wang
Alephens
Rod Hark
Lager “Reoms
Conn
Jon Lor
Pawburen
Melork
Willen
Abuare
Penta
Fat Phila
Tiana
AP Selections At Saratoga Association Press Picks
AP selections for today at Saratoga include Nath Pulesi Lite ered Recipe Probationer and more from HKnecessful Sp 3-Carthage Eastear Breakers Abend 4-Opposition Aubantro Arienn ie Forest First Asking Teleran GAL First Minister Raya Anthem Too Lightly Cow Corn Mirstite R-Simon the Bold Nickel Pump Omer Nest-Sinon the Wott.
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Aubantro
Ariennie Forest
Teleran Gal
Raya
Mirstite R
Simon the Bold
Nickel Pump
Omer Nest
Sinon the Wott
National League standings and varied scores from yesterday
Last night saw Milwaukee and San Francisco top the charts with wins while Philadelphia and St Louis faltered. Pitching matchups featured Worthington, Planara, Migell, Howra, and Raydin guiding key games as New York and Chicago posted notable results in a crowded NL and AL slate. Sacred Heart tied KC for first in the Troy Amateur Baseball League as St. Paul beat Indianapolis 5 3 in the American Association.
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Migell
Howra
Pittsburgh
Volis
Raydin
Sacred Heart
Troy
Ryans
Prost
Jack Hems
Tom Butler
Sosinglas
Don Hepp
Ray Tapian
Watervliet Social Club and local athletics results
A fragmentary wrap of sports notes lists Watervliet Social Club participants including Nutting Bon nerville Sadal Ifing Rozzana and Eis with doubles and singles. It references Red Sox games and other local teams with players such as Patroon, Gullyavo, Hems, Case, and Washe dim. Also mentions Yanks Red Sox games and Volcano with multiple players noted.
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Nutting
John Sadal
Richard Ifing
Pat Rozzana
Ed Bonneville
Tom Eis
Tom Molfre
Bill Nowak
Lott Kurligton
Bernie ‘Wrembley
Bonneville
Red Sox
South Troy St. Joseph's
Patroon
Fwim Lorman
Jim Washe
Dim Hems
Fred Case
Patroon Case
Mike Gullyavo
Carrasquel homer sinks Yankees in short 2-0 A's win
Kansas City Athletics won 2–0 at Municipal Stadium as Choo Choo Carrasquel hit a solo homer off Don Larsen. Rain halted play after the sixth inning. umpires ruled the game finished in a shortened affair. Bob Cerv and Yogi Berra were among Yankee baserunners with limited scoring chances.
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Jin Holochick
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Inday
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Wirth Ott
Don Larsen
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Larsen
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Fly Burns Ater Carrasqtel
Manger
Casey Stengel
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Bill Skowron
Yogi Berra
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Mead
Meraer Te Herth
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Tobie Bhpel
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Sorigran
Muinguinetsl
Yussnes Taewen
Atoll Set for Curtain-Raiser in Jamaica Feature Run
Jamaica race day preview notes Atoll from Font-Way Ranch may start odds-on in the curtain-raiser fielded by 19 two-year-olds. The program lists a $700 purse fourth-race and a $1,700 big cap rack with several top contenders including Pilot, Royal Anthem, Circle M, and Matinal, with past champions cited as historical context.
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Font-Way Ranch
Atoll
Rae Forge
Jamaica
Mate Jens
Aon
Gorn Ig Wijiantotte
Tenveiaus
Ieket Pump
Ariman Fan
Aramemnan
Godar Rize
Omer
Simon de Bal
Hedley Woodhouse
George Odom
Cambridge
S. Pilot
Webster
Royal Anthem
Circle M
Paris
Assault
Patroon Triumphs In Narrow Win Over Chel Majer
Patroon edged Chel Majer 6 2 in a rough game as Rawhuta home Purple Ileart Palito led with three singles. Burr Collie Carrall and key players contributed steady batting and defense in a tense matchup dated today.
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Seney
Chel Majer
Ddie Burr
Joe Collie
Ken Carrall
Rawhuta
Palito
Taday
Exhibition Baseball Report From Local Matches
A jumble of batter names and scores from amateur and minor league games is summarized. The Major Small Stars defeated the Minor League Stars 0 3 in an exhibition. Other lines note players such as Dearfield Per roll Venson Brown and Sage for the Yanks and Wood for the Red Sox with scattered singles and doubles.
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Bill Dearfield Ail
Ralph Perroll
Dave Venson
Mike Brown
Bill Sage
Ed Dackson
Bob Wood
Giants
Stall
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