Chicago White Sox Blank Yankees 2-0 in Monday Victory
Chicago White Sox pitcher Ray Moore hurled a three hit shutout over the New York Yankees as Sherman Lollar hit a first inning homer. The win marks the sixth shutout in nine games for Chicago as Ford took the loss.
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MacKay Tears Blister In 1st Tourney Win
Wimbledon opener reports Barry MacKay of Dayton Ohio winning his match 6-4 6-2 6-1 over Enrique Martinez after tearing open a blister on his racket hand. The American eighth seed fought through rain delays to advance as others like Budge Patty and Gardnar Mulloy also won in straight or four-set wins.
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Miami Beach
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Coral Gables
Bob Perry
Bill Quillian
Seattle
Earl Bucholz
N.Y
Paul Hearnden
Ashley Cooper
Australia
Geoffrey Owen
Her Majesty’s Royal Air Force
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Patty
Arthur Kendall
Canadian Mittman Outpoints Woodard
Canadian middleweight champion Wilfie Greaves of Edmonton defeated Otis Woodard of New York by unanimous decision over 10 rounds at St. Nicholas Arena. Greaves pressured early and wore down Woodard with body blows to extend his winning streak to six, earning scores of 5-3-2, 6-4 and 8-2 on the official cards.
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Artie Aidala
Braves Rookies Shine In Continued Feature
Braves rookies highlighted in a continued page feature by Groat, Kluszewski, Roberto Clemente and Bill Mazeroski.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule in National League Preview
National League standings show Milwaukee at top with 5314 games back, St. Louis and Cincinnati close behind. Yesterday Milwaukee routed San Francisco 7–0, St. Louis beat Pittsburgh 7–5, and Cincinnati defeated Los Angeles 6–1. Upcoming games list pitchers for matchups including Drysdale, Purkey, and Spahn among others. Highlighs include Musial and Mays among top performers with runs batted in and home runs noted for key players.
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Millers Triumph Over Senators 9-2 In Minneapolis
Minneapolis Millers rout Charleston Senators 9 to 2 in the opener of a four game set. Jim Stump took the loss after four early runs, while Harry Dorish earned his third win of the season by closing out the final innings. Dorish escaped a bases loaded jam in the third and held the Senators to two runs.
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Millers
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Harry Dorish
Ted Bowsfield
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Lions Proxy To Run Team Lions Proxy To Run Team
Edwin J. Anderson president of the World Champion Detroit Lions said he will run the NFL club himself rather than hire a new general manager. Anderson will move into the Lions headquarters and devote full time to the job after resigning as Goebel Brewing Co. president to become full time Lions president. Nick Kerbawy, former Lions general manager, resigned last week to sign a 20 year contract with Fred Zollner, owner of Zollner Piston Co. and the Detroit Pistons.
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National Basketball Assn
Cicotte Traded To Detroit Then Assigned To Charleston
Washington Senators pitcher Al Cicotte was sold to the Detroit Tigers and immediately sent to the Charleston Senators. The 28 year old right hander appeared in eight games for Washington this season with a 4.82 ERA. In 1957 with the Yankees he went 2-2. Detroit also sold to Washington pitcher Vito Valentinetti, who had joined Charleston briefly from Detroit.
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Dark Hits Spike Train Pats Hottest Hitter In League
St Louis’s Alvin Dark, traded to Chicago Cubs for Jim Brosnan, ripples through MLB with 20 hits in 31 trips boosting his NL average to .349. Willie Mays leads with .380 as Dark challenges for batting title amid Musial slump and Crowe Ashburn rise. In AL Mickey Vernon leads at .352 with 142 at bats, Nellie Fox second at .336. Frank Thomas and Ernie Banks pace NL homers and RBIs, while Cerv tops RBI with 55 as Jensen and Banks chase power.
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Casper Wins Flint Open With Dramatic Clutch Finish
Casper Jr. captured the $52,000 Flint Open at Warwick Hills in Grand Blanc with a one-under 71 final round to post a 72-hole total of 285 and win by one stroke over Ted Kroll and Arnold Palmer. Palmer and Kroll split second place earnings of $3,800 while Tommy Bolt and Doug Ford finished tied for fourth. Caspers dramatic finish came after a weather-delayed final round and a clutch 3.5-foot putt on the final hole.
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Dodgers Sign 60 000 Player From USC
Los Angeles A P reports the Dodgers signed sophomore outfielder Ron Fairly from the University of Southern California for a record bonus. Fairly starred for USC with a 354 season average and 64 RBIs in 33 games and will begin with Des Moines in the Class A Western League.
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Jockey Adams Starts Trainer Career After Back Injury
Chicago AP reports jockey Johnny Adams a three time national champion and top rider for Hasty House Farms begins training Budah Stables owned by David Paper of St Paul Minn. Adams cites a slipped disc and 12 years of back trouble as the reason for quitting riding and taking up training. His last race was May 1 at Churchill Downs finishing fourth aboard Myrtis. Crawford Kennedy will captain Michigan State cross country and track teams next season.
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