Indians Snap Streak Ended by Senators in Finale
The Cleveland Indians beat Washington 6-3 in the second game of a doubleheader to halt a three-game slide, with a seventh-inning rally sparked by Wally Westlake and a bases-loaded triple from Al Smith. Early Wynn claimed his seventh win. Dean Stone allowed only two reaches through six before Cleveland struck. Washington won the opener 6-4.
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Venable Grabs 7th as Oilers Rout Hubbers in Lubbock
Pampa Oilers beat Lub bock Hubbers 13 to 2 in Lubbock. Jack Venable earned his seventh win, backed by Sonny Tims two run homer and Jack Martin four hits including a grand slam. Martin led with five trips, Dickson started and Priest allowed seven innings of relief.
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Little Takes Childress Golf Championship
In an all Childress final Audie Little defeated J D Michie two to one for the championship of the second annual Childress Country Club Invitational Tournament Sunday. Little edged Bennie Parks Memphis one up in the morning semifinals, while Michie nipped Joe Mills Childress by the same margin.
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Suggs Wins Eastern Open With Final Hole Birdie
Louise Suggs of Sea Island Georgia birdied the final hole to edge Faye Crocker by one stroke and win the $1,000 first prize in the $5,000 Women’s Eastern Open at Berkshire Country Club Reading Pennsylvania Suggs shot 69 to overcome a seven stroke deficit at the start of the final round.
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Texan Homer Nips Sox 3-2 in 9th inning thriller
El Paso edges Amarillo 3-2 as Bush and Watson spark a late push. Gonzales robs Attyd of a potential extra base hit to seal the win before 1,500 fans. Final line shows El Paso 6 AMARILLO 9.
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Juniors Open Here Tonight In Summer Baseball Action
Amarillo based junior leagues kick off at 6 p.m. with Peewee Midget Junior and Minor divisions. Tonight features two games in each of Peewee Midget and Junior leagues and one in Minor, with games across Stephen F. Austin diamond venues and Memorial Park.
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Pirates Split Twin Bill With Reds In Doubleheader
In game one Pirates tie early then Mejias delivers a ninth inning single to beat Cincinnati 7 6. In nightcap Redlegs rebound behind Jackie Collum and Ray Jablonski to a 5 1 victory as Purkey hits his first major league homer.
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Brooklyn Splits With Cardinals Curtain Raiser
Moon drives in three runs for the Cardinals while Campanella and Moon homer for St Louis, as Brooklyn falls 6-10 in a game featuring heavy offense and multiple pitchers. Reese and Gilliam pace the Brooklyn offense with key hits, while Musial and Repulski lead St Louis with RBI 2 bases and a pair of runs.
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Abilene Blue Sox rally past Plainview 4 3 in 10th win
Abilene beat Plainview 4 3 for its sixth straight victory as Ken Wade pitched a 10 hitter for his fifth win. The win tightens the standings with Abilene within a half game of the Ponies, who remain second in the league. Attendance 1,253.
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Orioles Rally To Take Finale Versus Tigers 6-5
Cal Abrams delivered a two run homer and a triple as the Baltimore Orioles snapped a seven game skid with a 6-5 win over Detroit in the second game of a doubleheader. Abrams fueled the comeback with power and speed, while Baltimore bullpen and defense preserved the victory.
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Sperti Ointment Turns Sunburn To Tan Without Peeling
A New York special reports Sperti Ointment instantly halts sunburn pain and blisters, drawing oxygen and nutrients from blood to heal skin. It promises a smooth tan with no stinging or staining and is sold for 98 cents a large tube with a money back guarantee.
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Justice Dept. Mulls Settlement in Anti-Trust Suit
U S. Attorney General Brownell indicated the Justice Department may settle without a consent decree in the anti trust case against newspaper publishers and ad agencies. The suit alleges a 15 percent advertising commission fixed by members of the American Association of Advertising Agencies. Brownell spoke during a Notre Dame commencement visit in South Bend.
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Market Show Balloons With 300 Attendees at Herring Hotel
Almost 300 people from 136 firms in the Golden Spread preview fall and holiday merchandise at the Panhandle Market Show held at the Herring Hotel. Retailers may attend today 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. showcasing ready to wear, infants and children wear, men's and boys clothing, and new patterns in fabrics and trim. The market show featured a tele vision film by Jim Neely of Neely's Men's Wear Spearman, who has never missed a Market Show in Amarillo, with support from Mrs. Gertrude Reinhardt and Mrs. Darlene Howell. Jimmy McCauley of White Stag Sportswear presented to Neely.
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Price Freeze Test Studied
CHICAGO June 5 The beef and cattle industry announced a method to test the effects of a national wage and price freeze. Developed at a May conference, Purdue economist J Carroll Bottum moderated the test with 25 industry operatives simulating spring 1954 decisions. Findings are being compiled for release after group approval.
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