Indians Hang Onto Karrow AL Top Spot
Indians cling to AL lead as Early Wynn hurls a three hitter to a 4 6 win over the Athletics. In other action, the Yankees extend their win streak behind Sain as Chicago, Milwaukee, and Cincinnati post key wins amid a day-night doubleheader slate. Tom Umphlett drives in Washington win over Chicago White Sox.
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Johnny Sain
Bob Wiesler
Baltimore Orioles
Cleveland
Philadelphia Athletics
Indians
Early Wynn
New York Giants
Johny Logan
Shell
Dodgers
Bob Buh
Eddie Mathews
Moore
Milwaukee
County
Braves
Tom Umphlett
Washington Senators
Chicago White Sox
Absent Golfers Highlight 29th Publinx Semifinals T: Absent Golfers Highlight 29th Publinx Semifinals
In Dallas on July 16, the 25th National Publinx golf tournament reached 36-hole semifinals with four survivors. Bil Scarborough Jr. of Jacksonville leads challengers Evans and Andrews, while Zimmerman faces McCommas. Scarborough is three under par for the event and both Andrews and Scarborough make their first national appearances.
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William C
Bil) Scarbrough Jr
Jacksonville
Fla
Naval Air Station
Sid Richards
Santa Monica
Calif
Joseph S. Evans
St. Louis
Gene Andrews
Pacific Palisades
Jack Zimmerman
Dayton, Ohio
Zimmerman
University of Dayton
Scarbrough Wriday
Evans
Scarbrough
Drews
Andrews
Svanough
Publinx
Dick Preston
Detroit
Thomas Lambie
Phoenix
Atiz
Wlay
Hal McCommas
Dar
Andy Sword
Evang
Dante Vicini
Ottawa
Ill
Rodney Funseth
Spokane
Wash
KE. F. Shively
Dayton
Ohio
John Hatch
Remembering Granny Rice a kindly sports writer and friend
In a tribute from New York July 16 Up recalls Grantland Rice known as Granny a soft spoken warm man who loved the Derby World Series and tennis and golf championships He helped many find their footing and shared episodes from Belmont Park to Louisville Hotel including a Notre Dame reunion with the four horsemen and his famed typewriter story
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Granny
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Jet Filet
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Horse Park
France
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Notre Dame
Condrick Allows Six Hits In Buffalo Win
Veteran Ernie Groth blanked Shreveport with two hits as the Oklahoma City Indians topped Texas League leaders Big 0. Fort Worth and Tulsa won behind strong pitching while San Antonio’s Ryne Darey allowed seven hits in 13 innings but lost 4 2. Fort Worth’s Condrick shut out Shreveport after the first inning and Jim Tugerson earned the win with Contreas pitching one inning. The Oilers and Cats stayed in the race as the league saw notable pitching performances.
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Ernie Groth
Shreveport
Oklahoma City Indians
Fort Worth
Karl Spooner
San Antonio
Ryne Darey
Dallas
Eagle
Les Fleming
Buffs Win 3 2 Over Cats In Extra Innings 13th
In a tight game, the Buffs doubled home the winning run in the 13th inning to defeat the Cats 3 to 2. Houston and Fort Worth each had six hits off four pitchers. Tulsa's Norman Camp and Dick Bokelmann limited Beaumont to seven safeties as the Oilers won 7 to 2. Groth walked one in the shutout. Ray Cash had three hits and Russ Burns hit a homer as part of a 13-hit Indian attack. There were two outs and two Dallas runners on when Flem...?
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Bakelman
Beaumont
Howard Anderson
Houston
Cats
Fort Worth
Mike Lemish
George Condrick
Buffs
Tulsa
Norman Camp
Dick Bokelmann
Oilers
Groth
Ray Cash
Russ Burns
Dallas
Flem
Third Umpire Lost From TL This Season
The Texas League lost its third umpire this season when Charles Crain, 34, resigned at league headquarters in Fort Worth. Crain, umpiring eight years, said he could do better in another business. Ken Burkhart, ex Cardinals pitcher, was named Crain’s successor and to report for duty from the Western League. Crain joined the TL this year after five years in the West Texas New Mexico League. Two TL umpires quit less than a month ago citing they were tired of umpiring.
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Fort Worth
Charles Crain
Crain
Ken Burkhart
St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati Redlegs
Canadian Davis Cup team aims for first round win
Toronto based players Lorne Main and Paul Willey forecast a victory over Chile in the opening round of the North American Davis Cup eliminations. They expect to advance to the second round against a Mexican team after the match.
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Trinidad
United States
British West Indies
Straight Clark
Pasadena
Calif
Hal Burrows
Charlottesville
Ralph Segall
J. Nothings
Cuba
St. Petersburg
Fla
Clark
Burrows
Hara Richardson
Baton Rouge
Tulane University
U. S
Toronto
Jay
Canada
Lorne Main
Paul Willey
Chile
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