Eagles Move Within One Game Of Padres In Texas League
United Press report details Dallas Eagles rallying to a 5 4 win over San Antonio Tuesday, moving within one game of the league lead. Wiley Brown homered to start the 12th inning. Red Murff earned his second win in as many nights. Fort Worth climbed to third with a 5 3 win over Houston as Norman Sherry delivered a bases loaded single. Oklahoma City extended its winning streak to four with 12 hits, powering past Shreveport 11 4, while Tulsa edged Beaumont. Pete Modica debuted with the Exporters but fumbled a late play allowing the tying run and Rad Graber to score the winning run. Also notes a cheddar macaroni dish hint with chives.
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Cubs win 10-2 to take early lead in league play
Poston nearly no-hit Culpepper, settles for a one hit 10-2 Cubs win at Giler Park. Lions top Dodgers 11 on big hitters and stellar defense led by James Lansford five hitter, four hits, eight strikeouts. Tigers rally past Culpepper to stay atop Senior League despite early deficit.
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Thursday Night Senior League Schedule In Scarborough
The Thursday schedule lists Scarborough Red Sox at 6 pm and Hollaway Tigers at 9 pm with Kiwanis Braves facing Lions Cubs. An Optimist Giants and Elks Dodgers game completes the senior league lineup. Lions Cubs noted as visitors.
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Izzard Charles Rematch at Music Hall on TV Night
In Cincinnati, ex heavy weight champ Izzard Charles is favored at $5 to reverse a Miami Beach upset by Johnny Holman. Holman, 27, beat Charles in the April 27 bout, and victory Wednesday would push Charles toward another title try. If stopped again, Charles may retire after 16 years in the ring.
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Cubs Triumph Spurs Pitching Revival In 1954
Stan Hack and Warren Hacker revived the Chicago Cubs with a strong pitching staff and clutch relief work. Hacker, once seen as a liability, earned his sixth win while starting and relieving, as the Cubs beat the Pirates 4-3 to move past the Giants into second place. Dee Fondly drove in the last two runs amid five singles and a key error in the rally.
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Will Joe Conrad Capture French Golf Crown
Paris report states Joe Conrad of San Antonio plans to add the French title to his British Amateur crown. The 26 year old is head of 24 U.S. players in the French event, facing France’s Yves Les Quebec in the first round. Other Americans include Bill Campbell Brice Cudd Chirken Hardwicke and Don Bisplingholt, many servicemen in Europe. Campbell seeks strong showing after an upset in the British Amateur.
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Californians Okies Lead In NCAA Baseball Meet
In Omaha, Arizona, Southern California, and Oklahoma A&M top the list of favorites for the ninth annual NCAA baseball tournament opening Friday. Veterans Southern California and Oklahoma A&M bring prior titles and multiple appearances, while newcomers Colgate and Wake Forest clash in the opening game at 11 a.m. Friday.
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