National League Box Scores from Amarillo Daily News Sports
Box scores recap National League games with Boston, Chicago, New York, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, and St Louis. Key players include Sain, Heath, Elliott, Gordon, Gordon, Slaughter, Dusak, Schoendienst, and Marion. Multiple games feature late scoring and notable errors.
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Demaret Wins Albuquerque Open with 268 Amid Golf Field
Jimmy Demaret shot 67 in the final round to finish 72 holes at 268 and win the Albuquerque Open. Stewart Alexander tied for second with 272 after a 65 final round. Clayton Heafner and E. J. Harrison chased. Mangrum struggled with stomach issues but finished 16th. Demaret improved on last year and set a mark near the University of New Mexico course record.
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Clayton Heafner
Charlotte
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Little Rock
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Haefner
Albuquerque
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Little Rock Ark
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Mamaroneck
Billy Nary
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Utah
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Herman Keiser
Akron
Ohio
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Charles B
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Amarillo
Don McCormick
Major League Baseball scores and standings roundup
Chicago defeats Washington 10-4 in a high scoring game while Cleveland tops Philadelphia 11-5 and Boston beats Detroit 12-5. New York and St Louis also win as standings shift across the league with multiple players driving in runs and homers noted.
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New Yorkers Top Field in Olympic Walking Trials
Henry Laskau and two other New Yorkers finished first three in the final 10 000 meter Olympic walking tryout to earn positions on the US Olympic team. The text notes an unrelated fact about golf ball speed, stating an average of about 85 miles per hour for flights over 200 yards.
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New York
Henry Laskau
Graziano Zale to Renew Feud in New Jersey Fight
Rocky Graziano and Tony Zale renew their title feud Wednesday night at Ruppert Stadium in Newark New Jersey. An expected 20 000 fans may attend with a projected gate near 400 000 from the Tournament of Champions Inc. The bout could end inside 15 rounds as in their prior six round scraps.
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Rocky Graziano
New York
Tony Zale
Ruppert Stadium
New Jersey
Tournament of Champions, Inc
Chicago
Zale
Yankee Stadium
Graziano
Chicago Stadium
Americans win in Belgian International Tennis Championships
Frank Parker, 32, and Patricia Canning Todd swept singles honors for the United States in Brussels at the Belgian International Championships. Parker defeated Budge Patty in a four set match 6-1 1-6 3-6 6-1 6-2, while Todd, from La Jolla California, defeated Szuszy Kormoczy 6-2 6-2.
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Baseball Scores Oklahoma City San Antonio
Oklahoma City 100 190 000 240 San Antonio 030 006 00x 340 Henson and Westkamp Herrera and Jordan.
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San Antonio
Henson
Westkamp
Herrera
Jordan
Pirates and Giants Split Twinbill Heavy on Drama
In Pittsburgh Ralph Kiner homered for the 14th time this season to lift the Pirates 4-3 in the nightcap after New York Giants routed Pittsburgh 16-4 in game one. Elmer Riddle earned his sixth win as Pittsburgh and the Giants divided the doubleheader before 36,496 fans.
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Giants
Ken Trinkle
Kiner
Elmer Riddie
Riddle
New York
ST. Louis
Red Schoendienst
St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia Phillies
Redbirds
Cincinnati
Joe Hatten
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago
Johnny Sain
Braves
Cubs
Jim Russell
Nancy Clegg Outdistances Brownie Vann at Amarillo Speedway
In the quarter horse program at Amarillo Speedway Nancy Clegg owned by Jack Funderberg won the feature start over 300 yards in 16.6 seconds, narrowly beating Jack Olson's Brownie Vann. Slim Clarkston's Marv Jane beat Richard George's Eagle in 18.7 seconds for 300 yards. Junie Bride owned by Roy Moore defeated Brownie, owned by W. D. McClanahan, for 300 yards, and Miss Commodore owned by Jack Jackson won over Annie for 220 yards in 12.8 seconds. In the closing races Billy Vann owned by Jimmy Olson defeated Ron Easy owned by Jack Funderberg over 475 yards, while Tulia Red owned by E. A. Thomas beat J. A. Fincher's Gene in 20.1 seconds for 375 yards.
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Brownie Vann
Amarillo Speedway
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Jack Olson
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Richard George
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Junie Bride
Roy Moore
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Miss Commodore
Jack Jackson
Annie
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Jimmy Olson
Ron Easy
Tulia Red
E. A. Thomas
J. A. Fincher
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Two Teams Named For NCAA Collegiate World Series
Chicago report notes only two baseball squads have qualified for the NCAA second annual Collegiate World Series to be held in Kalamazoo from June 24 to 26. Baylor University heads the sixth district with Southern California from the eighth district, as NCAA divides about 350 member schools into eight districts to determine one representative per district.
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Indians Sweep A's In Twin Bill For Two Big Wins
The Cleveland Indians topped the Philadelphia Athletics 5-3 and 11-1 to open a two and a half game lead in the American League. Bob Lemon earned his eighth win as the champions rapped 16 hits, with Joe Tipton Dale Mitchell and Kenny Keltner leading the attack. Tipton extended his hitting streak to eight games.
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Dick Fowler
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White Sox
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Red Sox
Detroit Tigers
Bostonians
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Texas Mussle Shooters Elect New Officers Following Meet
Texans who enjoy mussle loading rifles wrapped up their annual shooting meet in Austin. Jim Somers of Dallas was named president, with Ernest Besley of Fort Stockton as vice-president and Al Kenney of Dallas as secretary treasurer. Sidney A. McDonald of San Antonio became sergeant-at-arms, while John A. Brown of Coleman Jack Dutton of San Antonio and Tommie Henderson of Marathon were named directors.
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San Antonio
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Jack Dutton
Tommie Henderson
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House Grain Dump Ends in Amarillo With Rep Jack Roberson
Local notice lists Rep Jack Roberson and telephone contact 2 4379 8020 for grain dump details in Amarillo housed at 2203 Hughes. Public information card notes involvement of area official and venue for disposal.
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Jack Roberson
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