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September 02, 1957
First no-hitter of the season was pitched last week by Chicago's Bob Keegan as he beat Washington 6-0 (see page 17). Five days later he pitched a three-hitter against Baltimore to bring his record to 9-6.
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TEAM PERFORMANCES

TEAM LEADERS

This week (8/18 to 8/24)

         

Batting

     

Season

Homers Week

Week

Season

Homers Season

Pitching Season

AMERICAN LEAGUE

Chicago

5-2

.714

73-48

3

Lollar

.458

Fox

.320

Rivera

13

Pierce

17-9

New York

4-3

.571

79-43

4

Skowron

.533

Mantle

.374

Mantle

32

Sturdivan

12-6

Detroit

4-3

.571

61-61

6

Kuenn

.400

Kaline

.292

Maxwell

21

Bunning

15-6

Washington

3-3

.500

47-75

8

Usher

.435

Sievers

.293

Sievers

32

Ramos

9-12

Baltimore

3-4

.429

59-61

4

Boyd

.304

Boyd

.317

2 tied with

12

Loes

11-6

Cleveland

3-4

.429

58-65

3

Woodling

.591

Woodling

.334

Colavito

21

Wynn

13-15

Kansas City

3-4

.429

47-76

1

Zernial

.222

Smith

.295

Zernial

20

Morgan

9-6

Boston

2-4

.333

63-58

5

Jensen

.333

Williams

.381

Williams

31

Brewer

14-10

NATIONAL LEAGUE

St. Louis

6-2

.750

69-53

11

Musial

.500

Musial

.340

Musial

29

Jackson

12-6

Brooklyn

5-3

.625

69-55

10

Reese

.360

Hodges

.305

Snider

34

Drysdale

12-7

New York

5-3

.625

59-67

7

Mays

.438

Mays

.334

Mays

28

Gomez

13-10

Milwaukee

3-3

.500

75-46

9

Mathews

.333

Aaron

.326

Aaron

37

Buhl

16-6

Chicago

3-3

.500

47-72

7

Walls

.375

Moryn

.305

Banks

29

Drott

11-10

Pittsburgh

3-3

.500

45-75

2

2 tied with

.364

Groat

.328

Thomas

17

Purkey

10-11

Philadelphia

2-5

.286

62-60

5

Bouchee

.346

Bouchee

.288

2 tied with

16

Sanford

16-5

Cincinnati

1-6

.143

62-60

0

Bell

.323

Robinson

.325

Crowe

28

Lawrence

11-11

First no-hitter of the season was pitched last week by Chicago's Bob Keegan as he beat Washington 6-0 (see page 17). Five days later he pitched a three-hitter against Baltimore to bring his record to 9-6.

[This article contains a table. Please see hardcopy of magazine or PDF.]

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