Giants Rally Past Dodgers In 7 4 To Tie Trio
Memorial Day doubleheader notes a Giants 7 4 nightcap victory over the Dodgers after a 2 1 opener loss. Johnny Mize and Whitey Lockman homered, Robinson added two hits including a seventh homer, while Clint Hartung the winner aided by Andy Hansen in a no hit spell late.
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Yankees Blast Nuts in Memorial Day 13 to 3 victory
New York club belted Washington for 20 hits in game two of a Memorial Day doubleheader to clinch 13 3 after losing the opener 6 2 Washington won the first game 2 1 in front of 33081 fans the highest since 1941 Gens Woodling and Bobby Brown led with multiple hits while Allie Reynolds won in relief for his fifth win Tommy Henrich Yogi Berra and Sid Hudson were notable in the twin bill and Kennedy matched with a solid performance for the Nationals
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Yogi Berra
Sam Dente
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Indians take first doubleheader of year ruling Browns
Cleveland bullpen and offense pace two close games as Mike Garcia wins third of the season in the opener while Gene Bearden limits the Browns to five safeties. Larry Doby and Jim Hegan homer in the ninth inning of the nightcap, and Thurman Tucker scores the decisive run in the 12th on Kenny Kelters fly ball.
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Standings and pitcher's data from city league games
Brooklyn New York St Louis Cincinnati Boston Philadelphia Chicago Pittsburg lead the team standings with New York and Brooklyn at 22 wins and Boston 22, followed by St Louis 13 and Cincinnati 5. Probable pitchers listed include Maranisius Jansen for Brooklyn at New York and Rowe for Boston at Philadelphia.
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Braves Trip Phils In Doubleheader Split
The Philadelphia Phillies and Boston Braves split a Memorial Day doubleheader. Boston won the opener 7-2 with Clint Conatser delivering multi hit support and Bill Voiselle securing the win. Philadelphia earned a 6-5 10 inning victory in the nightcap as Del Ennis tripled, scoring the deciding run on Andy Semnick's fly.
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Cards Dump Reds In Pair On Memorial Day Doubleheader
The St Louis Cardinals swept a Memorial Day doubleheader against the Cincinnati Reds, 8-6 and 9-2, as Howie Pollet limited Reds to five hits in game two and Stan Musial Enos Slaughter led with three hits each. Cincinnati jumped to five runs in the first inning against Red Munger, but six Cardinals relievers blanked the Reds. Hal Rice hit a two run homer to spark a late rally, while Marty Marion drove in four. Ted Wilks left after being struck on the forearm and is expected to miss about ten days.
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Johnny Vander Meer
Harry Gumbert
Hal Rice
Stan Musial
Enos Slaughter
Marty Marion
Ted Wilks
Redbirds
Ted Kiusezewekis
Jockey Injured In Belmont Spill
Jockey John Schweizer of Elmont was hospitalized with a fractured left collarbone after a spill in the two mile Belmont race. His mount Biz Sun plunged on the turn causing a pileup that also involved rider Harry Harris. Lehins Fleur won by a half length over Half Heuser.
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Far Hone
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Biz Sun
Deep Fea Tate
Einont
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Lehins Fleur
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Trim Ferrier Mangrum Advance in PGA Semi Final Battle
In Richmond Virginia a 200 foot wedge by Sam Snead and a Palmer record defined the PGA semi finals. Johnny Palmer dominated Lloyd Mangrum 6 and 6 after a 36 hole bout at Hermitage. Snead defeated Trim Ferrier 3 and 2, with Snead’s eagle wedge from 200 feet sealing the win as Mangrum faltered on the 14th.
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Troy High Nine At Vliet Tomorrow Sounds Tight Baseball Race
Troy High prepares to visit Watervliet as its Principals League lead is threatened by Catholic High and the strong Mont Pleasant, Albany, and Amsterdam contending pack. Troy aims to extend its margin while Watervliet hopes to prove a soft touch after recent standout defense and pitching heroics by Sagd against Lansingburgh.
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Five Cars Fail As Speed Demands Overshadow Daring Race
At the Af ty mile mark a crash and magneto trouble eliminated several leading cars. Duke Nalon suffered second degree burns after his Novi Special crashed into a wall and burst into flames. Rex Mays also retired with magneto trouble. Holland set a track record at 250 miles, while Wallard, Chitwood, and Ruttman battled for position amid crashes, fuel leaks, and multiple pit stops.
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St. Joseph's to Stage Doubleheader at Monroe Street Grounds
A doubleheader will be staged tonight in St. Joseph's Holy Name Society Baseball League at Monroe Street grounds. The first game pairs Purtells and Tarios, followed by Abbots versus the Lowest. Cattiaine of terme in the erremt wo mest in the cud house after the camesta sire nee teem and are TAME. A few sthedole.
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International Scores Mixed Across Cities
Montreal defeated BulTajo 5 to 2 while Buffalo beat Montreal 7 to 2. Rochester won 5 to 1 against Toronto and Toronto prevailed 12 to 9 over Rochester. Newark triumphed over Jersey City 4 to 2, Jersey City edged Newark 1 to 1, Ssratees beat Baltimore 8 to 2, and Seracn Falters faced a setback with power failure noted.
Boston Red Sox Edge Athletics Twice In Twin Bill
Boston moves into second in the American League by beating Philadelphia 10-2 in game one and 4-3 in the nightcap at Fenway Park. Ted Williams belts a game winning homer in the eighth of the second game after Johnny Pesky reaches on base. Al Zarilla also hits a grand slam for the Sox in the opener as Mel Parnell notches his seventh win.
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Carl Scheib
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Chisox Nip Tigers in doubleheader split
Chicago White Sox win the nightcap 2–1 after Detroit beats them 3–2 in the opener. Lally pitched six hits for Chicago while Luke Appling's ninth inning error tied the first game, allowing the winning run to score. Crowd 40,530 observed the holiday doubleheader.
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Cubs Split Twin Bill With Pirates
Chicago and Pittsburgh split a doubleheader before 33 089 at Forbes Field. The Cubs won the opener 5 to 2, while the Pirates took the nightcap 6 to 3. Ralph Kiner hit his 11th homer of the year and extended a 12 game hitting streak with a first game triple. Wally Westlake homered in both games as did other Pirates, while Rip Sewell left the first game with an injury.
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