Evening Star Sports Friday Baseball Results and Schedule
Results show Minnesota 3 Los Angeles 8 2 Boston 2 Baltimore 3 in 10 innings Detroit 7 New York 5 Chicago 5 Kansas City 1 Cleveland 6 Washington 2. Upcoming games list LA at Minnesota KC at Chicago Washington at Cleveland Boston at Baltimore New York at Detroit.
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WL. Pet. G.B. Cleveland
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Kiwanis Take Command With 10-3 Win Over Lions
Kiwanis led early and cruised to a 10-3 victory over the Lions in Thursday night Winchester Little League action. Tommy Evans went 3 for 3 with a single, double and triple, while Jackie Alkire Sam Simpson and Roy Anderson added extra base hits. Chuckie Moore chased two hits for the Lions and scored their lone run. Mike Chapman pitched a complete game for Kiwanis. Locke and Lockhart split the Lions’ mound duties with Locke taking the loss.
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Kiwanis
Lions
Winchester
Tommy Evans
Kiwanians
Jackie Alkire
Sam Simpson
Roy Anderson
Chuckie Moore
Mike Chapman
Locke
Lockhart
Softball tripleheader highlighted by Lucky Inn vs Republic Oil
Three high-octane games headlining the Recreation Park slate in Halltown with Eddie Grim anchoring Lucky Inn against Republic Oil and Buck McDonald or Dickie Lewis possible for Oil. FOP faces Berryville’s R. H. Hummer, Clarke County Esso meets Coca Cola, plus Halltown tops FOP 3-0 in City League action as Jerry Fink and Scot Johnson lead the winners.
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Eddie Grim
Buck McDonald
Dickie Lewis
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Berryville
FCP
Charlie Hill
Halltown
Hummer
Gene Singhass
Clarke County
Esso
Coca Cola
Bud Gray
Hal Catlett
Vern Clarke
Fop
Jerry Fink
Scot Johnson
Ann Schuller Leads Duckpins With 340 Series Headlines
Ann Schuller posted 340 in duckpins with 102 112 126 as her Schuller-Patton squad fell twice to Smelser-Davies in Health Center's Thursday Husband-Wife circuit. Maxine Patton added 121 in a 435 game for her team while Roy Smelser and Ernie Davies sparked the winners with 109s and 108.
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Schuller-Patton
Smelsers
Davies
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Roy Smelser
Ernie Davies
Major League Leaders Names and Stats Mixed in List
American League batting leaders show Runnels and Rollins atop with averages around .341 and .339. Other categories include Pearson and Green leading runs, Rollins and Runnels high in hits, and Wagner and Cash in home runs. Pitching leaders feature Donovan and Wickersham in decisions and Koufax with 158 strikeouts.
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Runnels
Boston
Jimenez
Kansas City
Rollins
Minnesota
Pearson
Los Angeles
Green
Robinson
Chicago
Cunningham
Fox
A. Smith
Cimoli
Wagner
Cash
Detroit
Howser
Wood
Donovan
Cleveland
Wickersham
Pascual
Belinsky
Yanks and Giants Win in Clarke County Little League
The Yanks blanked the Hawks 17 0 in the Major League contest as Allan Cochran pitched a one hitter. Carl Grey took the loss. In the Minor League game the Giants beat the Dodgers 6 1 with Bobby Fulton winning and Mike Yowell taking the loss. Thursday night games saw the Indians prevail 9 6 over the Cards and the Braves defeat the Senators 11 5.
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Giants
Clarke County
Yanks
Hawks
Allan Cochran
Carl Grey
Dodgers
Bobby Fulton
Mike Yowell
Indians
Cards
Braves
Senators
Protest Lodged In Longest Nine Inning Game Ever
Milwaukee and San Francisco played the longest nine inning game in major league history as the Braves won 11 9. The protest over an interference call near first base by Stu Miller could delay the result if NL President Warren Giles sustains the Giants protest. Miller and umpires gave conflicting accounts of the squeeze bunt play at first.
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Braves
National League
Warren Giles
Giants
Stu Miller
Miller
Ron Piche
New York
Houston
Mel Jefty
al Jackson
Colts
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Dodgers
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Mets
Jackson
Joe Amilfitano
Jim Golden
Johnsons Title Fight With Scholz In Berlin Stadium
In Berlin at the outdoor Olympic Stadium Harold Johnson defends the American world light heavyweight title against Gustav Scholz. The 15 round bout starts at 3 p.m. EST before about 50 000 fans. Johnson is a four to one favorite with a 69 32 KO record. Scholz has 85 wins 46 by KO in 92 fights and has never been knocked out. Johnson receives 50000 and Scholz 25000 with a rematch clause if Scholz wins in Philadelphia within 90 days.
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Germany
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Bubi
Scholz
Harold Johnson
Olympic Stadium
Giant Stadium
Philadelphia
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Boxing Roundup From Multiple Cities
Fights reported by The Associated Press in Amarillo Totowa Los Angeles Rome Tokyo Great Falls show a mix of decided bouts. Winners include Henry Watson at 139 pounds and Mel Collins at 159 pounds while Gracie Lamperti drew and retained the European feather title.
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Tex
Henry Watson
Dolph Pruitt
St. Louis
Totow
N.J
Mel Collins
Trenton
Outpointe
Herschel Jacobs
White Plains
N.Y
Los Angeles
Alfredo Escobar
Manhattan Beach
Calif
Georgie Page
Sacramento
Rome
Gracieux Lamperti
France
Linto Mastellaro
Italy
Drew
Lamperti
Tokyo
Hachiro Ito
Japan
Nsorasak Norashin
Thailand
Great Falls
Mont
Phil Moyer
Portland
Ore
Gene
Honeybear
Castoffs Roil Baseball Trades Shake Up Roster Moves
Baseball action across the American Leagues features ex Yankees and veterans traded like Hobie Landrith to Baltimore and Dick Donovan to Cleveland. Detroit tops Yankees 7-5 as Roberts wins again for Baltimore while Mantle battles knee woes.
Top Field Tonight In AAU Track
The final round of the National AAU championships in Walnut California features Bruce Kidd of East York Toronto in the 3 mile with stars Murray Halberg Cyrol Burleson and others. Kidd's 28 23.1 in the 6 mile set American marks while Gary Gubner upset Dallas Long in the shot and Jerry Tarr beat Hayes Jones in 13 4 for the high hurdles. Robert Hayes won the 100 yard dash but Frank Budd exited with a leg injury.
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Jim Beatty
Los Angeles
Jim Grelle
Cary Weisiger
Quantico Marines
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East York Club
Toronto
al Lawrence
Houston University
Peter McArdle
New York Athletic Club
Jerry Tarr
Oregon Emerald Empire Club
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Jack Davis
U.S. Navy
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Florida A&m
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Villanova
Archer and Gonzalez Set For TV Bout
Undefeated Joey Archer returning after 16 months away is a 7-5 favorite to face Jose Gonzalez in a Madison Square Garden TV main event. The New York middleweights meet in a 10-round bout on ABC TV at 9 p.m. EST, with two other 10-rounders on the card.
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Joey Archer
Jose Gonzalez
Madison Square Garden
ABC TV
Archer
Gonzalez
Rubin
Hurricane) Carter
Paterson
N.J
Ernie Burford
Memphis
Tenn
Jackie Kelly
Tommy Schafer
Miami Beach
Fla
Musial Sets Major League Total Bases Record in Rout
Stan Musial vaulted past Ty Cobb with 5 866 total bases, adding a homer and three singles as the Cardinals split a doubleheader with Philadelphia. He already held NL marks for hits and games, and for runs, while the Dodgers and Giants dropped games as Brav es rallied in Milwaukee.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
Stan
Honus Wagner
Mel Ott
Musial
Philadelphia
Babe Ruth
Cardinals
Phils
Cincinnati
Bob Purkey
Los Angeles
Dodgers
Ted Wills
Reds
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Lee Maye
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Dick Groat
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Bob Skinner
Mantle Passes Knee Test In Yankees Loss
Mickey Mantle's knee test went well and he returned to the Yankees' lineup in Detroit. He reached base twice and scored two runs in a 7 5 loss to the Tigers as New York fell four games behind Cleveland.
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Mickey Mantle
New York Yankees
Mantle
Yankees
Detroit Tigers
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Laver/E Emerson Reach London Final in Tennis Clash
Rod Laver, top seed, meets Roy Emerson in the London Championships final after a semifinal win over Chuck McKinley. British women’s final features Mrs. Loran Cawthron vs Rita Bentley. Cawthron beats Carole Caldwell. Bentley beats Christine Truman. Doubles lineups include Bricka/Smith and Hard/Bueno with Hewitt/Stolle vs Howe/Krishnan in men’s doubles.
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Rod Laver
America
Chuck McKinley
Roy Emerson
Laver
Santa Monica
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Miss Bentley
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Christine Truman
Justina Bricka
St. Louis
Margaret Smith
Australia
Darlene Hard
Long Beach
Maria Bueno
Brazil
Bob Howe
Ramanathan Krishnan
India
Bob Hewitt
Fred Stolle
Mother Bird Receives Help From Construction Workers
DETROIT AP Work crews and foremen help a mother killdeer guarding a nest atop a 10 foot mound amid excavation for a new building in suburban Southfield. The mound remains to protect the eggs until the young birds can fly.
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Killdeer
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