Red Sox sweep Yankees in doubleheader as Williams and Zauchin lead
Boston tops New York 4-2 and 10-5 to pull within eight games of the first place Yankees. Ted Williams belts his 10th homer and Zauchin adds a three run shot, while Jensen hits a grand slam in the nightcap. Dodgers power past Phillies 11-2 and 6-3 as Labine and Newcombe win. Snider homers twice to lead first-place Brooklyn.
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Standings and game notes from Cincinnati Chicago clash
Standings show Fowler Pollet Jeffcoat each at 3-3 with Pollet 3-2 and 2-1 in series. Cincinnati leads 39 to 40 in a late scoring game. Minarcin and Black, Klippstein and Burgess, Hacker, Perkowski, Jeffcoat, and Mccullough feature in pitching. Final: W Hacker L Marcin. Home runs by Bell for Cincinnati and Baker for Chicago.
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Yorkshireman shoots 63 to lead at British Open qualifiers
Frank Jowle the 43 year old Yorkshireman fired a 63 on the New Course at St Andrews to lead a 270 golfer field by four as qualifying began for the British Open. Joe Conrad and Joe Carr matched par scores of 67, with Laurie Ayton 67 on the Old Course and 19 others under 70 setting a record pace.
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Baseball Boxes Five Percent AvVET 1 Large 4 OU JD-NiIeman
Chicago and Kansas City games feature box scores with pitchers Johnson Kellner Sleater and Ditmar. Chicago loses 3 7 2 while Kansas City wins 4 1 0 with home runs by De Maestri Lopez and others. Ditmar earns win, Consuegra takes loss.
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Al Kaline Seeks Hallmark Triple Hitting Star Rise
Al Kaline of the Detroit Tigers advances toward a triple crown with a .376 average leading the AL. He has 61 RBIs and 17 homers, one behind Mickey Mantle, as Nellie Fox trails in second with .332. Other leaders include Richie Ashburn .352 and Hank Aaron .327. Browns plan five NFL preseason games.
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Baseball quotes and golf notes from Indiana links star Joe Campbell
A collage of baseball manager quotes on Indians and Dodgers from Al Lopez Casey Stengel and others. Also a feature on Joe Campbell from Indianapolis, detailing a WISH-TV golf interview with Luke Walton, Campbell’s rise, his wedge practice, and plans for three more summer events.
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Cycle Winners Are Announced at Indiana Ohio Meet
The Anderson Motorcycle Club Free Fair Board event drew 21 cyclists from Indiana and Ohio. Winners include Edward Renier of Indianapolis in Trophy Finals 3:05.15 for 4 laps, Woodie Black of Indianapolis 35 Class 2:45 for 4 laps, Ralph Moore of Indianapolis 200 0 3:47.10 for 6 laps. Fastest Time Trials went to Gene Teoford of Greenville C, R. Moore of Indianapolis 37. W. Black of Indianapolis 37.20, Roy McFarlin of Clayton 738.
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Spradlin Wins Flag Tourney At Grandview Course
Gilbert Spradlin holed out on the 21st to win the 18 hole Flag Tournament sponsored by Lewallen Tailors and the Grandview Men's Golf Club at Grandview Course. Prizes included a new suit from Lewallen’s and awards for other finishers plus a total of 110 rinksmen participated.
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Golf standings show multiple class winners and ties
The page lists multiple class winners with scores 82-11-71 for Garreth Coates 81-10-71 for Bill Creed 84-13-71 for Kenneth Porter 81-10-71 for Gilbert Hacker plus Class D tie 1 Leroy Slater 87-12-75 M R Thoben 88-13-75 Class E 1 Ted Stewart 91-19-72 Class F 1 Bill Wertz 96-23-73.
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Armscamp Speedway 10 lap heat won by Wade before rain
Dick Wade of Muncie won the 10 lap heat at Armscamp Speedway before rain washed out the rest of the program. Gene Christie Don Huffman and Pete Mroz trailed Wade to the wire for second through fourth. Rain checks will be honored at upcoming programs. Also notes Miami defeats North Carolina to snap Tar Heel wins streak.
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