Williams Delivers Clutch Slam and Rally for Red Sox
Ted Williams belted a grand slam in the third, added a decisive RBI single in the seventh, and homered again in the fifth to lift Boston over Detroit 11-8. The performance followed a trend of strong clutch hitting. The win reduced New York’s lead. Yankees fell to Kansas City 7-3 while Cleveland beat Baltimore 9-4 and Chicago edged Washington 2-1.
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Dodgers Rally Past Braves To Yo Yo For Top In NL
Dodgers defeat Braves 4-2 to move 1 game behind the Giants in a tight NL race. Drysdale loses a shutout in the ninth as Wes Covington hits his 18th homer. Pittsburgh climbs to third with a 6-4 win over Chicago. Phillies edge St Louis 3-2 in 11 innings to salvage a split.
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Chicago Open Stakes High
AP reports the $50,000 Chicago Open begins Thursday with $9,000 to the winner. George S. May pulled Tam from the circuit after a quarrel with the PGA. John and Ed McNalty run Gleneagles Country Club hosting the event as pros attend. Tory Holguin owns the course record of 63.
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Williams Drives Red Sox to 11-8 Win Over Tigers
Ted Williams powered Boston with a grand slam and a three run homer in the 11th to beat Detroit 11-8. Marv Grissom and Murry Dickson starred in relief as the Athletics and Giants also won their games. The Salvation Army reports 491 senior bands with over 6,000 members across the United States.
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Pro-am Improves Spirits as Boros Fires 68
Julius Boros praised the course as a happy hunting ground after carding a 68 in the pro-am event on Tuesday. The round reflected strong form in a relaxed format, showcasing Boros' precision and steady play.
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Calm Pipe Smokers Provide Quiet World Championship
In Flint Michigan the 10th world pipe smoking championship will be held this weekend with 75 to 100 entrants from across the United States. Contestants light a blend and puff. if the pipe goes out they are out. The last man puffing wins with Harold R. Soden of Lake Placid New York the 70 minute 15 second defending champion.
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Wild Inning Wins for A's over Yankees in Kansas City
An eventful eighth inning powered the A's to a 7-3 victory over the New York Yankees in Kansas City. Ejections occurred as Al’s manager Harry Craft and players Harry Chiti and Hank Bauer were sent off after disputes. Murty Dickson earned the win while Art Ditmar took the loss after a charged late rally.
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League Leaders Major League Leaders
National League at bats Musial of St Louis leads with .353 average while Mays of San Francisco hits .344 and Ashburn of Philadelphia at .333 Banks of Chicago has 75 runs to lead.
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Pirates Defeat Indians in Pee Wee A Game 5-4
The Pirates edged the Indians 5-4 after trailing 4-3 entering the sixth inning. Gregg Scott moved to third on a Tom Van Leeuwen hit and scored the winning run with two outs. Winning pitcher Craig Ward. losing pitcher Joe Brock.
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Fight Results From Multiple Cities Highlight Featherweight Wins
In Miami Beach Bobby Boyd stopped Jim Morris at 4 rounds after a 160 pound bout. Jesse Bowdry stopped Bobby Lane in 8 rounds at 175 pounds. Luke Easter stopped Vic Cardoz in 4 rounds at 1372 pounds. Walter Irby outpointed Benny Droll in Charlotte. Kobayashi defeated Yontraku on the Tokyo card to retain the Orient featherweight title.
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Thanks for kindness after loss of William M Winder
The family expresses sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for kindnesses shown during the recent loss of their loved one William M Winder and to Rev Paul Life for his comforting words.
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