Pilarcik's Bat Ruins Yankees
Pilarcik drove in two runs with a homer and sacrifice fly as the Baltimore Orioles beat the New York Yankees 3-1. Ray Moore pitched five strikeouts in a seven hit effort, while Pilarcik added the fourth inning homer and a fifth inning sacrifice fly for the Orioles.
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Baltimore Orioles
New York Yankees
Ray Moore
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Ridgeley Reaches British Amateur Final In Formby Thriller
Harold Ridgeley the American Air Force sergeant advances to the British Amateur final at Formby after a 13 and 12 win over Arthur Walker. He will face Reid Jack of Glasgow after Jack defeated Alan Russell 20 3 2 in the other semi. Ridgeley praises strategy and downplays nerves as he eyes the title.
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Ben Hogan
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Keegan Halts Detroit 6-0 for White Sox Leaders
Bob Keegan pitched a complete game on four hits to shut out Detroit 6-0. Sherm Lollar hit a two run homer in the first, Walt Dropo added a grand slam in the eighth, as Chicago extended its AL lead and spoiled Frank Lary’s night. Minnie Minoso singled, Nellie Fox was doubled off, and the Sox won their 15th decision in 19.
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Bob Keegan
Detroit Tigers
Chicago White Sox
Sherm Lollar
Walt Dropo
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New York Yankees
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Senators Edge Red Sox 3-2 On Lemon Ninth Inning Hit
Jim Lemon drove in Herb Plews with two out in the ninth to lift Washington past Boston 3-2. Tom Brewer allowed unearned runs and lost his fourth decision, while Truman Clevenger earned the win in relief for the Senators.
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Ford Blasts Way Into Lead In Wykagyl Round Robin
NEW ROCHELLE N Y May 1 Masters champion Doug Ford used a lucky set of makeshift clubs to surge ahead in the Wykagyl Round Robin. He shot 66 64 for 22 points total plus 3 to overtake Ben Hogan who drops to second with 21 points after leading through two rounds.
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Dick Mayer
Mike Fetchik
Ed Furgol
Phillies Edge Dodgers 2-1 behind Jones late strike
Willie Jones drilled a two run triple off Don Drysdale in the fourth inning as the Phillies toppled the Dodgers 2-1 in Brooklyn. Robin Roberts pitched well for Philadelphia, with Campanella driving in the other run and Hamner contributing key hits.
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Mays Streak Sustains Giants in 3-2 Win Over Pirates
Mays extended his hitting streak to 19 with an eighth inning double and scored the winning run as the New York Giants defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates 3-2. Contested game featured key hits from Mays and Katt with Vargas, Freese and Spencer contributing in run production.
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Dukes Beat Dodgers 3-2 in Opener
The Albuquerque Dukes defeated the Pueblo Dodgers 3-2 in the first game of a brief four game home stand.
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Western League and National League Standings and Results
Standings show Amarillo Lincoln Sioux City and Albuquerque atop the Western League with mixed results from Friday and Saturday games. National League leaders Cincinnati Brooklyn Milwaukee Philadelphia St Louis New York Chicago and Pittsburgh listed with Friday results including rain postponements and night games. Also listed are Big State and Southwest League clubs with incomplete games and Texas League action among Dallas Houston and San Antonio results.
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Johnson Kaynes Hinnant in First Round Knockout Victory
Johnson Kaynes Hinnant from Philadelphia defeated Clarence Hinnant of Washington at St. Nicholas Arena in 1 24 of the first round. The 9 to 5 favorite weighed 17642 pounds to Hinnant 173 and earned his 24th knockout in 54 wins while improving his record.
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Harold Johnson
Philadelphia
Clarence Hinnant
Washington
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Hinnant
Arthur Mercante
Name Top Bowlers At Sponsors Fete
John J. Laughlin and Edith Green were named bowlers of the year at the Bowling Sponsors Appreciation Banquet. Laughlin is Southwest director of the Bowling Association and Green serves as secretary for the Womens Bowling Association and Civic League this past season.
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Doubleheader Set Tonight For Amarillo And Colorado Springs
The Amarillo Gold Sox and the Colorado Springs Sky Sox resume after last night’s rainout with a 6:30 p.m. kickoff at Potter County Stadium. Jerry Speck and Ken Yoke will start for Amarillo in the two contests, with the second game following 20 minutes after the first finishes.
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YMCA junior baseball program opens with clinic at stadium
The YMCA junior baseball program starts today at 10 30 a m at Potter County Baseball Stadium. Amarillo Gold Sox manager Eddie Beckman leads a baseball clinic with his players assisting.
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Sky Sox to Open Potter County Stadium Roster
Rille to start tonight for the Sky Sox with Bill Brown and Dick Ramos as the rotation. Colorado Springs visits Potter County Stadium for the second time, after rain canceled May 2-3 games and last night’s contest. A twin bill is scheduled Sunday afternoon.
Air Force Group To Attend Game In Uniform
About 1100 Amarillo Air Force Base fans will attend the game between the Amarillo Gold Sox and the Colorado Springs Sky Sox. They travel by chartered bus and arrive at 6 45 p.m. The party includes members from the 3338th 3341st 3342nd and 3366th squadrons.
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Greenbelt Educators Golf Tournament Opens May 31
Area educators from the Panhandle compete in the 18 hole handicap Greenbelt Educators Golf Tournament in Greenbelt. The event begins at 8 a.m. with finals slated for Sunday.
Softball Games Called Off in YMCA Leagues
Softball games in the YMCA Industrial and Church Leagues scheduled for last night were called off due to wet grounds.
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Kaske Sparks Cardinals in 4-5 Win Over Braves
Kaske had four hits in four trips to pace the St. Louis Cardinals to a 4-3 victory over the Milwaukee Braves. McDaniel earned the win for St. Louis, allowing nine hits as Kasko drove in two runs with three singles and a double.
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Demon Hurler Piktuzis Shuts Out Soos In Des Moines Victory
George Piktuzis, veteran left hander for Des Moines, tossed a five hitter with 15 strikeouts to blank Sioux City 5 0 Friday night completing a three game sweep. He allowed three singles while fans and hitters combined for 15 strikeouts and two runs came on RBI by Pascal Stringer and Sheehan.
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Topeka Hawks sweep Lincoln Chiefs in late rally
The Topeka Hawks beat the Lincoln Chiefs 6 to 5 at Community Park, scoring three seventh inning runs to complete a three game sweep. Cottier Onuska Walton and Wilson drove key RBIs as Topeka erased a 5 3 deficit and advanced their series dominance.
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Taylor leads Texas to 2-0 win over Arizona Wildcats
In Austin on May 31 Junior Harry Taylor shut out the Arizona Wildcats 2-0 to put the Texas Longhorns in front in the NCAA District 6 baseball playoff.
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Arizona Wildcats
Texas Longhorn
Moxom Shifts Phillips Invitational Golf Lead
Vance Moxom of Berger took an early lead in the Phillips Invitational Golf Tournament with a 69 in medal play. He tied for medalist honors with Robert Tennant of Amarillo, who shot 74, as John Farquhar posted 70 and others like Don Kaplan Phillips 71 and Joe Gibson Amarillo 71 remained in close contention.
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Jim Stienbaugh
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Rain Delays Amarillo Sandies Eagles Playoff Game
Heavy morning showers postpone game two of the Amarillo Sandies versus Abilene Eagles quarterfinal series to 2 p m Saturday. If Abilene wins, game three is set for 2 p m Monday. possible doubleheader if Saturday rain continues. Winner advances to the State Tournament in Austin June 6-7.
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Art Larsen Returns to Tennis Circuit in Sacramento
In Sacramento on May 31 Art Larsen, hobbling after a severe scooter crash, returned to tournament play winning his first match. The former national singles champion from San Leandro teamed with Merrill Ehmke of Oakland to beat Bob Walt and John Griffith of Sacramento 6 4 6 4 in doubles at the Central California Tennis Championships.
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