Trucks Wins 20th as Sox Close Gap on Indians
White Sox right-hander Virgil Trucks notches his 10th win, beating Washington 7 5 to pull within three games of the AL lead as Philad elphia’s decision over Cleveland helps the Sox climb nearer the pace. Ex-Sox pitcher Lima boosts the Athletics to victory over the Indians, while Sammy White drives in the tying run for Boston in the 12th and Irvin delivers a ninth inning pinch hit for the Giants in a 3 2 win over Milwaukee.
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Buffs Hand Dallas Another Hard Defeat
The Shreveport Sports swept a Texas League doubleheader in Tulsa, extending their lead to two games over San Antonio. Houston beat Dallas 10–3 as Dallas dropped its 10th loss in 11 games. Fort Worth beat San Antonio 6–5 on Clint Weaver’s 11th inning homer.
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Hernandez Wins First Round In Collegiate Meet
In Seattle at the 70th National Collegiate tennis championships Tulane star UP-Hamilton Richardson advanced to the third round with a 6-1 6-2 win over Gary Gray of Stanford. UCLA seeds Berry and Livingstoter won by default and 6-1 4-1 respectively, while USC’s Grigg and Washington’s Quillian posted straight-set victories.
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SMU Wins NCAA Golf Team Title in Record Pace
SMU captured the team title in the NCAA golf championship with a 36-hole total four under par led by Addington and Towry. North Texas State trails by one stroke, while Oklahoma A&M, LSU, Houston, Stanford, Ohio State, Texas, and USC followed as finalists. Individual leader Don Albert of Purdue eyed the title, while Bart Moeller from Oklahoma A&M remained a key challenger. Bush named athletic director and coach at Rio Grande College, succeeding Newt Oliver.
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Rise Shave Ad Claims Instant Brushless Lather
An old advertisement touts Rise as an original push button shave providing instant brushless lather for smooth shaves. It promises built in after shave comfort and moisture for less irritation, claiming wide popularity with over 15 million units sold at 69 cents.
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