Cubs Top Cards Again on Hacker's 4-Hitter
Chicago Cubs beat St. Louis 4-1 as Warren Hacker allowed four hits in a complete game effort. Musial drove in the lone Cardinals run on a sac fly, while Ralph Kiner walked and scored in the fourth. Cubs extend win streak to four, including an exhibition, after a 11-game skid.
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Greengrass delivers in eighth as Reds nip Braves 5 4
Jim Greengrass hits a key 14th homer and drives in three as Cincinnati edges Milwaukee 5 to 4 in a misty Saturday night game. Johnny Temple adds the game winning RBI on an eighth inning single before 25,932 at Milwaukee.
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Outsider Fault Free Upsets Derby Champion at Hollywood Park
In Hollywood Park a photo finish gave Fault Free a victory in the $55,900 Westerner over Allied, with Determine third. Derby champion Determine, paired with Allied, entered as a heavy 1-5 favorite but could not prevail before 45,500 spectators. Ralph Neves rode Fault Free to the surprise win.
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Rene Wagner Wins 15-Under City Title In Tennis Meet
Rene Wagner, a 15-year-old, captured the 15-under city development tournament by defeating Virginia Kenney 6-2 6-3 after reaching the final on a Joyce Dickson default. She and Sue Bowman also won the 15-under doubles 6-0 6-0, defeating Ann McNamara and Judy Stephen.
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Babe Zaharias Captures U S Open Title With Big Margin
Babe Zaharias won the women's National Open by 12 strokes at Salem Country Club in Peabody mass. She led from start to finish with 73 and 75 for 291 total, dominating a field that failed to break 300 over the 6 393 yard course. The champion, recovering from a prior injury, celebrated after the final hole with a triumphant hat toss.
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Elmcrest Women’s Golf Enters Second Round Matches
Elmcrest Country Club announces the second round of its women’s golf tournament after first round results across three flights. Championship Flight features pairs including Mrs Don B Schmidt and Mrs John G Kehrer, with several 5 and 4 and 6 and 4 margins, while First and Second Flights list numerous defaults and wins guiding pairings for the upcoming contests.
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Track Record Set in Darlington AAA Big Car Trials
Bob Sweikert of Hayward California set a new 132.289 mph track mark during closing qualifying for Monday's 200 mile AAA big car championship at Darlington South Carolina. His Lutes Special led two days of time trials for the $20,000 event. Johnny Thompson Springfield Massachusetts crashed a Hall Special during practice but escaped injury.
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Women's Softball Tourney Opens July 31 in Des Moines
DES MOINES AP The annual state women's softball tournament begins July 31 at Greenwood Electric park with two classes A and B. The class A winner goes to the western regional in Omaha August 28-29. Entries for both divisions close July 26, says Iowa softball commissioner Jack North.
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Art Andrews Dominates in Valley Meet Tennis Play
Sixteen year old Art Andrews of Iowa City routed Ben Sage of Dixon 6 0 6 0 in a featured match as rain disrupted the Mississippi Valley tournament action. Top seeds including Bill Ball were expected to headline today with rounds completing after two hours of delays and postponed play.
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Local Tennis Stars Secure State Junior Titles and Derby Doubles
Boyson Beurle and Meyers earned trips to the state Jaycee tournament in Des Moines after singles and doubles wins at the 15 and 18 under levels. Meyers and Beurle beat Halpin and Boyson in a tight doubles final while Boyson faces Aldershot for the 18 under singles title. Wimbledon notes show American women sweeping titles and Vic Seixas struggling in men's events amid strong Australian showings.
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Persley Wins Ten-Round Decision Over Khalfi in Atlantic City
Art Persley the fifth ranked light weight from Red Cross Louisiana used a snapping left jab and quick right to win a clean ten round decision over France’s Hoacine Khalfi in Atlantic City. Persley weighed 136 1 2 pounds Khalfi 134 1 2.
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Minor and Major League Baseball Scores From Across Leagues
Highlights include Ottawa 16 Montreal 6 and Rochester 10 Toronto 4 in the Minor Leagues. Havana 8 Richmond 7 in 10 innings. Chicago area, American Association scores list Toledo 4 Louisville 0 and Indianapolis 4 Haysas City 0. Pacific Coast action San Francisco 10 Sacramento 8 and Oakland 10 Seattle 3. Eastern League results Wilkes Barre 4 Williamsport 8 and Albany 9 Schenectady 8 in 11 innings. Southern Association Birmingham 2 Mobile 1. Chattanooga 4 Little Rock 3. Nashville 7 Memphis 1. New Orleans 6 Atlanta 0. Texas League Shreveport 6 Beaumont 2 and Oklahoma City 5 Dallas 1.
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Ft. Sill Soldier Upsets Hal Surface in Tennis
Lt. Gil Bagley of Ft. Sill defeated Hal Surface of Kansas City in the Missouri Valley tennis tournament final by scores of 6 2, 5 7, 6 4. Bagley, former national scholastic champion from Chevy Chase Maryland, staged a comeback to win the title.
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Hawkeye Downs Big Car racing opens with strong field
The Hawkeye Downs program features a large field of big cars with champions from 10 states contesting seven events for over 2000 in cash prizes. Leon De Rock of Mason City drives the Hawkeye Special Offenhauser as time trials start at 1 30 p m and the first race at 2 30 p m daylight time. Monday sees a 100 mile stock car event with IMCA champion Ernie Derr among entrants and time trials at 1 30 p m, 206 laps scheduled for 2 30 p m daylight time. both meets sanctioned by the International Motor Contest Association.
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Mayer Leads In Motor City Golf
DETROIT UP Blond Dick Mayer from St. Petersburg Florida shot an even par 71 at Meadow Brook Country Club to take a one stroke lead at the three quarter mark of the 72 hole Motor City Open.
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Prep Baseball Action Opens on Tuesday
High school sectional baseball begins Tuesday on 32 fronts with 12 in Eastern Iowa. Sites include Allison Cedar Falls Dysart Lawler Le Grand Marengo Monona New Sharon North English Wheatland and Winthrop. Opening rounds feature Van Horne vs Buckingham Vinton vs Dysart and others with semifinals Wednesday and finals Friday.
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In Tunnell Signs with Giants for Seventh Time
New York Giants defensive back Em Tunnell signed for a seventh season with the team. He previously set a league record by handling and returning 38 punts last year. Tunnell is a former Iowa Hawkeye.
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