Detroit Tigers Sweep Yankees With Two Shutouts
Detroit pitchers Frank Lary and Jim Bunning blanked the New York Yankees in both ends of a Sunday doubleheader, 3-0 and 7-0, as Detroit completed a four-game sweep. Larsen and Turley offered strong resistance for New York, but Detroit broke through late, aided by Kaline, Maxwell, and Martin. Cleveland then swept Washington in a doubleheader, Vernon powering a 5-3 and 4-2 win, with relief from Grant and Wilhelm. In Boston, Kansas City overwhelmed Boston 17-6 and 9-4 behind Cerv’s 17th homer and Carrasquel’s seven hits in 11 at bats.
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White Sox blank Orioles in twin bill sweep
Chicago White Sox pitchers Jim Wilson and Dick Donovan shut out Baltimore in both games of a Sunday doubleheader. Wilson faced 27 batters in the opener, Donovan allowed seven hits in the nightcap, and Baltimore’s 24 inning scoreless stretch reached 32 innings as the Orioles dropped to the AL cellar with nine blanks this season.
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Welch Gunner Wins Memorial Skeet Shoot
Howard Linkus of Welch won the Strickling Memorial Skeet Shoot at the Huntington Gun Club Range, breaking 99 of 100 targets in the fifth annual event held Sunday.
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Pacific Coast League scores show Seattle Vancouver and more
In first game Seattle beat Vancouver 4 to 2 and San Diego edged Sacramento 3 to 2. In the Vancouver Seattle seven inning rematch Vancouver led 3 to 1. San Diego won 7 to 2 in the second Sacramento contest while Spokane defeated Portland 7 to 2.
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Baseball scores from regional leagues and games
Winston-Salem defeats Danville 7 to 6 while Burlington ties 6 6 in early Carolina League play International League shows Buffalo 4 Columbus 1 Rochester 5 Richmond 1 Toronto 7 Havana 3 in opening Toronto 9 Havana 1 second game Columbus 6 Buffalo 2 Montreal 7 Miami 2 first Montreal 9 Miami 4 second game Rochester 6 Richmond 2
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Yankees trade Grim Simpson to Kansas City for Maas Trucks
The New York Yankees send Bob Grim and Harry Simpson to Kansas City for Duke Maas and Virgil Trucks. The deal follows other Sunday moves as the A's add Roger Maris Preston Ward and Dick Tomanek. ESPN Monroe promoted to fill Maglie’s vacated spot.
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Senators and Bears Split Double Bill in American Association
In Charleston, the Senators overcame the Denver Bears 6-5 with a seventh inning rally after Denver won the opener 3-2. The split keeps Charleston in second place, four games behind league leader Denver, with Denver having won six of seven meetings this season. Other scores include Omaha 3 Louisville 0 in 11 innings, St Paul 2 Wichita 1, Indianapolis 8 Minneapolis 0, and Louisville 5 Omaha 1.
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Western Michigan Defeats Lafayette in Ten in NCAA Showdown
In a 10 inning duel Western Michigan beat Lafayette 4 to 3 to advance Lafayette is eliminated. Southern California shut out Arizona 4-0 sending Arizona home. Missouri routed Colorado State 11-2.
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Salesman Wanted for Food and Beverage Service Industry
Job listing seeks a salesman aged 28 to 34 with a high school education to sell coffee and food products to restaurants hotels and institutions. Salary commission expenses and transportation furnished with paid vacation and company paid retirement plan.
The Big One Eludes Anglers and Film Captures
A musings piece on chasing a record marlin mirrors Hemingway’s The Old Man and the Sea. It notes movie realism versus staged catches, and recalls South Holston LakePromotional efforts featuring politicians and celebrities posing with frozen trophy fish waiting for camera work.
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Major Standings and Yesterday's Results Snapshot
Standings show Detroit 2 3, New York 0 0, Kansas City 17 9, Boston 6 4, Chicago 3 4, Baltimore 0 0, Cleveland 5 4, Washington 3 2. Major game today St Louis at Cincinnati featuring Mizell and Nuxhall. The Philippine Republic proclaimed independence on July 4, 1946.
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Bolt Colorful Open Champion
Tommy Bolt won the 58th National Open Championship at Southern Hills by four strokes over Gary Player in Tulsa. He posted rounds of 71 71 69 72 to finish 283 on a hot, windy course, surpassing Julius Boros Gene Littler Bob Rosburg and Walter Burkemo. Bolt credited the Lord and said he has calmer nerves, aided by a serenity card kept in his pocket.
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Mixed Foursome Tourney Set For Bluefield Country Club
Golfers who plan to participate in the Mixed Foursome Tourney at Bluefield Country Club next Saturday have been asked to sign immediately. Participants may register at the pro shop or at the men's locker room.
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Major's Top Three In National League Batting Leaders
Top NL hitters by at least 100 at bats include Willie Mays of San Francisco with 91 runs and a .387 average, Stan Musial of St. Louis at .381, and Red Green also of St. Louis at .343. Home run leaders are Roberto Thomas of Pittsburgh and Ernie Banks of Chicago with 18, followed by Willie Walls of Chicago with 15. RBI leaders include Thomas and Banks with 52, Mays 42, Vernon 40, and Cerv of Kansas City with 51. American League notes list Nieman of Baltimore with 34 runs, Vernon of Cleveland with 46 RBIs, Ward of Kansas City with 50, Cerv again with 51, Jensen of Boston with 46, and Sievers of Washington at 13 or more.
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Hanebrink's ninth inning homer lifts Braves past Cardinals 4 2
Milwaukee Braves beat the St. Louis Cardinals 4 2 as Hanebrink hits a two run ninth inning homer after Johnny Logan's squeeze bunt tied the game. Joe Cunningham homered in the sixth for the Cardinals. Sad Sam Jones and Bob Rush started the pitching duel.
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