Musial Paces NL Batters In American It's Mapes
Stan Musial leads the National League with a .453 average amid the 1950s era, moving positions to boost his pace. Patko, Westrum, Garagiola, and Robinson sit among leaders in averages, runs, hits, and homers, with Jones and Ennis among slugging standouts for their teams.
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Hegan of Indians On Yank's Heels
Baseball leaders race heats up as Mapes of Cleveland clings to AL batting lead with 408 average, Hegan close behind at 406 and DiMaggio tied for most hits at 28. Various players from Red Sox, Yankees, and Phillies top stat columns across runs, doubles, triples, and steals. Pitching leaders show four hurlers tied with two wins and no losses.
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Ed Stewart
Washington
Johnny Praky
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Tommy Henrich
Bob Dillingee
Herb Adams
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Churk Stobbs
Bob Hooper
Joe Ostrowski
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Bob Lemon
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Costner Stuns Gavilan in Split Verdict at Arena Philadelphia
Costner scores a shocking split decision over Cuba’s Kid Gavilan in a furious bout at the 19th Street Arena. Referee and judges declare Costner winner as the crowd roars, with promoters noting a net gate of 19 226 for the event and Sugar Ray Robinson considering title plans.
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Rogers Fall 5-3 To Cohars In Local Clash
In a tense Freap Park contest, Cohars edged Rogers 5-3 as Iron Man Hoffmiester starred on the mound. He hurled shutout frames and contributed a double and a run for the Trnjane while Rogers gathered a late threat but could not close the gap.
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St. Joseph's Nine Tops St. Augustine In CYO Tilt
St. Joseph's Nine defeated St. Augustine 84 to 84 in a CYO baseball tilt at School 12 yesterday. George Rays led St. Joseph's with the battery of Byrnes and McCabe, while Roger Sisazinaki and Don Reilly starred for the winners with a triple and multiple hits respectively.
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Cycle Riders State 9 Races Memorial Day Program
The District Riders club sponsors the second annual motor cycle races on Memorial Day at the half mile Schathticoke Fair Grounds oval. Nine events include three runvaice pares three amateur and three expert races. Time trials start at noon and the main event at 2 pm.
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Talbot to Start for Siena as Indians Seek Sixth Win
Joe Talbot of Troy earns the mound nod for Siena with coach Tom Rent guiding the team. Arnold Coliece joins on the mound for New Rasen Cans as the Indians aim for their fifth straight victory this season.
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Arnold Coliece
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Indians
Aesen Etaris
College Baseball Scores and Player Names Mixed in31
Summary unavailable due to fragmented OCR text. Key entities include college teams and players such as Temple Lafayette Wake Forest Rochester and Rochester, with scattered scores like 130 41 12 14. Unable to extract a coherent event or outcome from the jumbled data.
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Houtteman Weathers Rally In Ninth For Tigers Win
Detroit downed the New York Yankees 7 to 1 as pitcher Houtteman silenced the Yankees with a late rally in the ninth. Houtteman improved to 4-1 against Raschi, while Phil Risuto and Vic Wertz sparked the offense with timely hits and Evers delivered a two run homer. Kell Wertz and Kell again paced Detroit as Raschi struggled with balk rulings and early trouble.
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Bone Spur Bench Wilks as Cards Lose Wilks
St Louis pitcher Ted Wilks, a key late relief option, is on the disabled list after developing a bone spur in his pitching elbow. He will undergo surgery and miss about thirty days, leaving Eddie Dyer to turn to Fred Martin and Ronkie Cloud Bover for relief duties.
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School 14 Blankens School 12 6-0 In Afternoon Clash
School 14 defeated School 12 with a 6-0 score as players including Grasger Steyr and Geyer contributed key hits and runs in a low action game. Go dal areter and other listed names appear in the coverage of the match.
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Haymakers Triumph as Coveneys Hold Off Viaducts
The Coveneys opened with a 12-0 rout of the Viaducts at Geer Field to start the baseball night, while the Haymakers defeated the Pirates 6-4 at Prospect Park. Big hitters included Buckley, Maltais, and Hopp for Brooklyn, with Kiner homering for Pittsburgh.
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LaPointe Sees String Of Bad Luck In Baseball
Infielder Ralph LaPointe of the Toronto Maple Leafs reports a run of misfortune from a break‑in that stole cash and belongings, a park dispute leading to an umpire confrontation, and a $40 fine after an altercation. He laments his luck and jokes he should hit .108 going forward.
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Baseball Scores and Standings From Recent Games
Yesterday's baseball results show Brooklyn beating Pittsburg 7 to 5 and St Louis defeating Boston 10 to 3. Philadelphia edged Cincinnati 6 to 5 in a scheduled set with various league standings and probable pitchers listed for upcoming games.
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Nats Defeat Indians 4-2 Behind Hudson rook
Washington pitcher Sid Hudson limited Cleveland to two runs as the Nationals beat the Indians 4 to 2 in a two game sweep. Bob Feller was charged with the loss after yielding a first inning run and giving up three more before exit. Dente and Bearden contributed key hits and RBI while Washington built a 3-0 lead by the fourth.
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Four Double Victories Mark Spa Wilson Stakes Meet
The Spa Wilson Stakes showcased multiple double wins as Ansel Dione, Pirettan, and other leading horses dominated the day. The event at Saratoga highlighted young riders and strong performances, with notable times and track records shaping the program.
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Glaviano Sparks Cardinals Past Braves 10-3
In St Louis, Tommy Glaviano powered the Cardinals with four hits including a homer as they rout the Braves 10 to 3. Gerry Staley earned the win while Vern Bickford took the loss after an ineffective start.
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Neidlinger to Speak Before Green Alumni
Dartmouth College dean and famed tackle Neidlinger will address the Dartmouth Eastern New York Alumni Association on May 11 at 8:30 in Albany Country Club Nedgages. The event includes Dartmouth Movies and a reception with organizers Led by Welham Jo Embler and others.
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Wehmeier's Error Snares Phillies 6-5 Victory Over Reds
Phillies ride a seventh inning rally and a late homer by Mike Gobat to edge Cincinnati 6-5. Dick Whitman and Richie Ashburn sparked the comeback, while Virgil Stalcup added a late Reds homer as Philadelphia claims the win in a high‑tension clash.
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American International Ties Siena Linksmen
Elena College finished in a 4 to all tie with American International in a gelt match yesterday at Wolfert's Roost. Bill Mazur of Watervliet was low man for Indiana carding a 7h to win his match. Ed Barnex lost after six rounds. The batsmen will play Bridgeport University in Bridgeport, Conn this afternoon. College Golf Fordham 4. Brdxreport 2 Cornell 7. 7. Duquesne 2.
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