Twin Victories Put Padres In Top Spot
United Press reports two strong pitching performances lifted the San Antonio Missions to a doubleheader win over the Shreveport Sports, placing San Antonio atop the Texas League. Duren held Shreveport to one hit in game one, Herrera blanked the visitors until two out in the ninth of game two, and Dallas swept Fort Worth behind Contreras and Seantlebury. Oklahoma City’s Long blanked Tulsa 1 to 0, while Tulsa salvaged the nightcap 3 to 1 with Acker on the mound. Houston posted a 1 to 0 win over Beaumont as Sooter bested Hillman in a five‑hitter duel. A crowded Monday schedule followed with Fort Worth at Dallas, Tulsa at Oklahoma City, Beaumont at Houston, and Shreveport at San Antonio.
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Cleveland And Giants Cling To Loop Lead
Indians and Giants cling to early pace as Hal Newhouser lifts Cleveland past the Yankees in a 4 3 victory and Chicago and Brooklyn win while the White Sox and Dodgers win. Kryhoski delivers key hits for Baltimore and later for Cleveland. Whitey Lockman and Willie Mays spark late rallies for the Giants as Hodges and Robinson pace Brooklyn.
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Red Sox Yankees clash in West Little League tilt
West League doubleheader features Bayshore Yankees leading the standings against the Commerce O'Brien Red Sox while Wilkie Indians battle Rotary Cubs. Laird and Barsalou headline the Yankee lineup. Laird seeks victory for Sox against Cole. O'Brien tops the 12sps and shot Sundar mark set in Buffalo meet.
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Hullum Walker Mound Duel Seen In Senior Loop
In Baytown Sening senior league the first place Indians face third place Yau hers at 6 pm at Oiler Park with Donnie Hulu set to pitch for the Indians. Huey or Walker will start for Pete Sullis Yanteeds in the other senior game.
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Tony Trabert Shrugs Off Blister as Wimbledon Quarterfinal Bid Looms
Wimbledon in Eng is set for quarterfinal clashes as Tony Trabert battles a swollen blistered racket hand and a bloodied foot after a long three set win over Sven Davidson. fellow American Vic Seixas faces Budge Patty while Mervyn Rose takes on Rex Hartwig and Donald Drobny meets Viscount Head in a field mixing Americans Australians and Drobny representing Egypt.
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