Semproch Hurling Sparks Phillies No-Hit Bid Over Dodgers
Ray Semproch pitched six no hit innings and allowed one baserunner as the Philadelphia Phillies coasted to a 3 0 victory over Los Angeles. The 77 year old rookie extended his win streak to four while becoming the Phillies' winningest pitcher. Charlie Neal broke the no hit bid with a single in the seventh as the Dodgers were kept quiet until then.
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Lefty Gross Nips Giants Rally For Win
Pittsburgh Pirates edge San Francisco Giants 6-5 as Don Gross limits a late nine inning rally by Jim Finegan. Giants fueled by Hank Sauer, Bob Schmidt, Daryl Spencer produced three runs in the ninth, while Ed Bressoud and Richie Ashburn contributed earlier.
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Twilight League Schedule Revised Amid Sparse Notations
The revised Twilight League schedule appears with scattered figures and names such as Kiely and Runge noted amid unclear timings. A distant reference hints at event times around 2 07 and 3 553, but the exact details remain unreadable.
Westrope dies after Hollywood Oaks crash at Hollywood Park
Jackie Westrope, 40, died two hours after being thrown from his mount Well Away in the Hollywood Oaks feature at Hollywood Park. The former national champion rider was unconscious and taken to Centinela Hospital after the filly bolted into the fence near the sixteenth pole.
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Wynn's 2 Hitter Shuts Out Boston in Sox Surprise
Crafty Early Wynn hurled a two hitter for Chicago as the White Sox blanked Boston 4 0. Only four Red Sox reached base and none advanced after the second inning.
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Baxter and Hird Eliminated in Trans Miss Golf
Rex Baxter of Amarillo Texas and Bill Hird of Fort Dodge Iowa, both baton favorites and defending co medalists, were knocked out in the second round of match play at the 55th Trans Miss golf tournament held Thursday in Hutchinson Kaw.
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Madison County Invitational golf begins at Idlewold
The 1958 Madison County Invitational opens Saturday at Idlewold Country Club Pendleton with 54 holes over three days. Pairings and starting times list 18 players per group across Saturday and Sunday rounds with masters of ceremonies Frank Fadden Al Flowers Charles Gates.
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Senators rally ends Tigers bid with 4-3 win
Washington defeats Detroit 4-3 as Albie Pearson drives in two runs including a key RBI single in the ninth. Dick Hyde preserves Kemmerer’s fourth victory after a long Tigers rally. Pearson extends hitting streak to 16 games and Kaline adds a triple.
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Baseball Picture Here Muddled Meet Middletown Tonight
Rain washed out Memorial Field event leaving Detroit Clowns Anderson Falstaffs postoned. Re schedule planned with staffers busy as sporting goods teams clash in a crowded card of local conflicts.
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All Teams Set For Fairview Grand Opening
Four games on opening day start at 9 a m with several hundred fans expected. Robinsons D X battles Smiths Bicycle Shop at 10 36 a m, followed by Youngs Dairy Queen versus Stricklers Hardware, then Middletown Day Oilers face central Indiana booster league action and the Staffers play across Memorial Chesterfield Lumber and Pit venues.
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Crawfordsville pair meet in golf finals
In Lafayette Indiana Ron Royer defeated defending champion Don Essig 1 up on the 38th hole to reach the Indiana Junior Golf tour final. Jon Sommer and Roger Roberts of Crawfordsville eliminated Bill Locker 3 and 2 in the other semi final on Purdue's south course.
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Margaret's Horse Beats Elizabeth in Exclusive Race
In London the royal sisters Princess Margaret and Queen Elizabeth II raced at Ascot in riding pants and scarves. Margaret won the highly publicized event, in a scene that drew immense attention from royal observers.
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Taylor's First Major HR Tops Milwaukee 5-4
Tony Taylor hit his first major league homer a ninth inning tie breaker powering the Cubs to a 5-4 win over the Milwaukee Braves. In Syracuse, Chuck Zimmerman stepped in for coach Marc Guley’s golf team and won both matches in a double header against Clarkson and St. Lawrence.
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