Allie Reynolds Dominates as Yankees Top Browns 2-1
Allie Reynolds limited St. Louis to three singles over seven in a 2-1 Yankee win. Duane Pillette allowed six hits in seven for the Browns, with Mantle and Rizzuto delivering the decisive runs in the fifth.
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Allie Reynolds
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Pillette
Yanks
Billy Martin
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Mickey Mantle
Martin
Phil Rizzuto
Mantle
Bob Nieman
Clint Courtney
Nieman
Jim Rivera
Rizzuto
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Goldsberry
RBI
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Bauer
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Young and
Paigolds
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Paige
Er—Pillette
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Loser—Pillette
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Robb
Hurley
Wheeler Sets 880 Record at Central Conference Meet
Ted Wheeler of Iowa shattered a 14 year old 880 yard mark with 1 51.7 paving an upset in Milwaukee. Illinois won the meet 70 to 41 with Truex of Ohio State and Cryer of Illinois runner up.
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Iowa
Ted Wheeler
Illinois
Hawkeyes
Wheeler
Len Truex
Ohio State
Henry Cryer
John Woodruff
Pittsburgh
Cryer
Truex
Ira Murchison
Willie Williams
Jim Robertson
Iowa State
Clyde Gardner
Rich Ferguson
Ferguson
Robert Kelley
Chicago
Loyola
Walt Deike
Wisconsin
Bowes to Start for Cedar Rapids in Series Final
Lefty Jackie Bowes will pitch for Cedar Rapids against Quincy in the decisive game tonight at 8 p.m. The Gems defeated the Indians 14 to 4 with Paul Tretiak, Darrell Herzog, and others powering the offense while Jim Anderson earned the win.
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Hamner Breaks Slump with 8th Inning PHI Victory
Gran Hamner hit a crucial eighth inning homer to lift the Philadelphia Phillies to a 4-3 win over the St. Louis Cardinals, ending a five-game skid. Eddie Waitkus and Smoky Burgess also homered for Philadelphia as Enos Slaughter drove in all Cardinals runs.
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Crission
Staley
Tinmes
Konstenty
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Goets
Betsy Rawls and Patty Berg Tie at 149 in Eastern Open
Betsy Rawls of Austin and Patty Berg of St. Paul finished tied at 149 after two rounds in the 54 hole Eastern Open at Berkshire Country Club. Berg shot 74 Saturday while Rawls posted 73 for a 149 total. Marlene Bauer of Sarasota joined Louise Suggs and Betty Jameson in a three way tie for second with 74-75 totals.
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Texas
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St. Paul Minn
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Sweet Swinger
Carrollton, Ga
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San Antonio
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Rocky Marciano vs Kid Matthews set for Yankee Stadium
Promoter details reveal the Marciano Matthews heavyweight bout is booked for Monday July 28 at Yankee Stadium. Manager Jack Hurley accepts 30 percent for his fighter, while the IBC involvement and proposed TV broadcast plans raise expectations for a million dollar gate. Hurley praises Matthews, compares him to Tunney, and predicts a hard-hitting contest to determine a title shot.
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Yankee Stadium
Jack Hurley
International Boxing Club
Hurley
Frank
IBC
Tex Rickard
Dempsey
Mike Jacobs
Louis
Walcott
Gazette All-Star Baseball Voting Open For Area Fans
Area baseball fans may vote in the annual All-Star poll coordinated with 297 papers and stations led by The Gazette and Chicago Tribune. Balloting ends June 27 for the July 8 game at Philadelphia Shibe Park.
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Gazette Sports Department
the Gazette
The
Chicago Tribune
Philadelphia
Shibe Park
Sauer Hits 13th Homer As Cubs Down Braves 9 3
Chicago Cubs win fourth straight and 11th decision in 14 games as Warren Hacker wins in his season debut. Hank Sauer belts 13th homer, with 51st and 52nd RBIs in a six run fourth inning. Sam Jethroe homers, triples, and singles for Boston as starter Max Sarkent suffers the loss.
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Chicago Cubs
Warren Hacker
Boston Braves
Hank Sauer
RBI
Hacker
Cubs
Boston
Max Sarkent
One Count Wins Belmont As Eddie Arcaro DeliversAnother Triple Crown Spark
Eddie Arcaro rode One Count to a 2 1/2 length Belmont victory over Blue Man with Armageddon third. One Count ran 1 1/2 miles in 2:30 1/5, paying $27.60 in the matuals as the long shot earned $82,400 to Mrs. Walter M. Jeffords. Counterpoint, last year’s Belmont winner, again split the crown.
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Blue Man
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Earl
Sande
Count Fleet
Walter M. Jeffords
Arthur W. Abbott
Belmont Park
Maryland
Joff
Counterpoint
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Hill Gail
America
Mrs. Jefford
Philadelphia
Jersey Happy To Meet Rocky Or Matthews
New York to host a July 28 winner between Harry Matthews and Rocky Marciano for a shot at Walcott's heavyweight title. Walcott's manager Feliz Bocchicchio expects a September meeting with the winner and a major gate. Marciano, 27, has 41 pro wins with 36 knockouts. Matthews, pro since 1937, is unbeaten in 70 bouts and recently defeated Rex Layne.
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Rocky
Matthews
New York
Harry Matthews
Rocky Marciano
Joe Walcott
Feliz Bocchicchio
Walcott
Hurley
Riedel Wins Texas Women’s Golf Title In Texas
Texarkana report says Mrs H C Riedel of Dallas defeated Miss Pat Garner of Midland one up on the 38th green to win the Texas Women’s golf championship.
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Texarkana
Baseball Standings Preview With Pairings at Chicago and St Louis
Baseball standings and matchups list Boston at Chicago Wilson and Johnson facing Kilppstein and Rush alongside Philadelphia at St Louis Meyer Schmidt. Key pitchers Kilppstein 3 5 and Rush 8 2. Meyer 2 6 Schmidt 0 2.
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Schmidt
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New York
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McDermott
Trout
Grid Giants Clinic Attracts Iowa Coaches
Cedar Rapids coaches Bill Barnard Joe Pelisek C A Paulson and George W Hidinger along with Coe Coach Dick Clausen are among more than 300 Iowa football coaches invited by KRNT Des Moines to attend the New York Giants coaching clinic in Des Moines on August 21. They will also view the Giants Steelers exhibition game at Drake Stadium on August 22.
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Bill Barnnard
Joe Pelisek
C. A. Paulson
George W. Hidinger
Coe
Dick Clausen
Iowa
KRNT
Des Moines
New York Giants
Drake Stadium
Denney Extends Streak as Evansville Puts Away Keokuk
Evansville stays three games up in the Three-I League with Bill Denney earning his ninth straight win. The Evansville offense pounded Keokuk 16-7 as Horace Garner hit two homers including a grand slam and Evansville built a big early lead before coasting to the win.
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Gems
Yankee
Paul Chervinko
Danville
Dodger
Indians
Evansville
Keokuk
Bill Denney
Horace Garner
Denney
Brockwell
Willis
Schmidt
Rosin
Erps
Waterloo
Connolly and Sedgman Capture Northern Tennis Titles
Maureen Connolly of San Diego and Frank Sedgman of Australia won the singles championships at the Northern lawn tennis tournament in Manchester England. Their victories position them as top favorites for the Wimbledon opening on June 23.
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Manchester
England
Maureen Connolly
San Diego
Calif
Frank Sedgman
Australia
Jacobs To Play Hogan At Cedar Rapids Exhibition
Golf icon Ben Hogan will team with Johnny Jacobs Chuck Johnson and Art Andrews in a Cedar Rapids exhibition on Sunday June 22. The Young Men's Bureau announced advance tickets are $1.50 and $2 at the course day of event with outlets across the city.
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Ogden
O. B. Crane
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Cedar Rapids
Young Men’s Bureau
Hogan
Johnny Jacobs
Iowa
Chuck Johnson
Indian Creek Country Club
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Art Andrews
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Funeral services for Ray Oppegard in Omaha
Funeral services are held today for 58 year old Ray Oppegard longtime business manager of the Western league Omaha Cardinals since 1947. He died Friday of a coronary occlusion after collapsing at his office.
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INS
Ray Oppegard
Omaha Cardinals
Oppegard
Chisox Triump Over Senators 5-3 in Tight Win
Chicago White Sox push seven of nine hits into two scoring innings and benefit from three Washington errors to beat the Senators 5-3. Harold Brown earns his first win of the season after five innings despite elbow soreness.
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Chicago White Sox
Harold Brown
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