Three-W team trade sends Morris Martin to White Sox
The Philadelphia Athletics Chicago White Sox and Washington Senators completed a six player swap with cash. Morris Martin becomes a White Sox pitcher and could boost their pennant bid. Ed McGhee and Bill Wilson move to the A s amid further package talks.
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Ralph Bernstein
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Philadelphia Athletics
Chicago White Sox
Washington Senators
Morris Martin
White Sox
Paul Richards
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Nextra
Frank Lane
Constantine
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Bill Wilson
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Earle Mack
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American Assn
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Keriazakos
President's 3 Cup Finals Set Sunday at Southmoor
Five flight winners qualify for an 18 hole full handicap final to decide the President's Cup at Southmoor Country Club. Herman Wells beat Sam Berman 5 and 4 in the championship flight. Max Koenigs defeated Charles Meyer 4 and 3 in first flight. Jack Malland and Edwin Masinter won 5 and 4 in second flight. William Gordon beat Ray Kandel 1 up in third flight. Dan Barrack defeated Robert Silvekin on the 19th hole in fourth flight.
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Southmoor Country Club
Herman Wells
Sam Berman
Max Koenigs
Charles Meyer
Zgecona
Jack Malland
Dwin Masinter
William Gordon
Ray Kandel
Dan Barrack
Robert Silve
Stoa Om
Belmont Stakes Field Sees 13 Colts and One Filly
Belmont Park hosts the 86th Belmont Stakes with 14 starters including 13 colts and one filly. Correlation seeks upset odds at 3-1 as Eddie Arcaro rides, while High Gun with Willie Shoemaker and Riverina with Henry Moreno are among rivals in the CBS telecast.
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John Chandler
York
Belmont Park
America
Calvin
Aristoides
King Ranch
High Gun
Riverina
Robert $8
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Eddie Arcaro
Willie Shoemaker
Erie Guerin
Bel‘mont
Dan Veer
Henry Moreno
New York
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Bill C.t. Chenery
J. Nichola
Limelight RB. C. Stable
P. Anderso
Hogan to Shoot Golf Day Round in National Open
National Open champion Ben Hogan will attempt a better round at Baltusrol Golf Club during National Golf Day to compare against a vice president, a blind man, and a five year old. Hogan tees off at 10 am on the 7 027 yard par 70 course as part of the event sponsored by Life magazine and the PGA.
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Ben Hogan
United States
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Ny Farrell
Claude ‘Harmon
Mamaroneck
Joe, Lucas
Rutgers University
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Frankie Dye
Life Magazine
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Berry Hills
Meadow
Zimmerman
Murray
Salisbury
Hintz
J. J. Herlihy
Dodgers Triumph As Six-Run Seventh Delivers 10-8 Victory
The Brooklyn Dodgers outslug the Cincinnati Redlegs 10-8 after a six-run seventh inning. Bob Millikin earned the win with two RBIs then yielded a homer barrage from Perkowski Bell and McMillan among others as Cincinnati led early with five home runs.
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Brooklyn Dodgers
Cincinnati Redlegs
Rums
Bob Millikin
Brooklyn
Harry Perkowski
Roy McMillan
Gus Bell
Brooklyn Cincinnati AB
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Conlan
Cubs Edge Giants on Miksis Homer in 10th
Eddie Miksis hit his first homer of the season in the 10th inning to lift Chicago past New York 5 4 on a day when the Giants defense wilted with six errors. The win ended New York’s four game run and kept Chicago on a surging Western trip as the Dodgers crept within a game in the standings.
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St. Louis Cardinals
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Preston Ward
Curt Roberts
Vernon Law
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Streams Clear Overall. Commission Reports Mixed
The Associated Press reports weekend stream conditions show Wyoming County streams in Guyan and Clear Forks were unfavorable while other state streams ran normal or low. Some rivers were muddy and high.
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Associated Press
Wyoming Co
O'Brien Sets New Shot Put Mark in District Meet
Parry O'Brien of Los Angeles shattered the world record with a 60 feet 16 inch mark at the District AAA track and field meet. He followed with a 60 feet 8 inch put and then 60 feet 10 inches after a brief rest to excite the crowd.
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Los Angeles
Jims
Parry O'Brien
O’brien
Braves Top Phillies 10 to End Five-Game Slump
Milwaukee fans packed County Stadium as Burdette blanked Philadelphia and Jim Pendleton sparked a 10 run outburst. Pendleton tripled on the game's first pitch and scored on Johnny Logan's sacrifice fly to cap the scoring, before 35,047 spectators.
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Burdette Blanks
Phils
Braves
Milwaukee
Jim Pendleton
Johnny Logan
Philadelphia
Santee edges Barthel in 4 00.7 mile at Los Angeles
Santee of Kansas defeated Sosy Barthel of Luxembourg by 50 yards to win the mile in 4 00.7 at Los Angeles. The race drew about 10 000 spectators on a chilly night as Santee pressed to the finish with Barthel close behind and Bjorn Bogerud and Sture Landyquist also racing. Santee previously posted 4 006 in Compton a week earlier and 3 6 40.6 at 1500 meters.
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Kansas
Sosy Barthel
Luxembourg
Santee
Compton
Cal
Barthel
West
Bjorn Bogerud
Norway
Sture Landyquist
Sweden
Giardello Wins Narrow Decision at Madison Square Garden
Joey Giardello edged Bobby Jones in a close 10 round decision at Madison Square Garden amid boos from the crowd. Judge Frank Forbes Artie Aidala and Referee Al Bert split 5-4-1 with Giardello weighing 159 and Jones 157. Jones had been tied to an alleged $15,000 bribe offer by Clarence Henry a week earlier.
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Joey Giardello
Bobby Jones
Madison Square Garden
Giardelle
Jones
Clarence Henry
Frank Forbes
Artie Aidala
al Bert
Philadelpha
Jerre Langlois
Giardello
Allied Wins by Nose at Hollywood Park Feature
In Inglewood California Allied ridden by Ray York edged Fault Free in the stretch to win the $15 000 feature handicap at Hollywood Park. Musselshell trailed in third as Allied paid 10 20 5 60 4 0 to win.
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Calif
Calumet Farm
Andrew Crevelin
Allied
Hollywood Park
al Ghote
Ray York
Musselshell
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Stockers Race Night Promises Wide Open Action
Forty five stock cars are slated for approximately 100 laps at the Dundae fairgrounds. Time trials start at 7 30 p m with the first race at Rpan. Notable entrants include H H Pappy Johnson of St Albans and Clifford Monk of Charleston who battle recurring mechanical woes and lead foots like Sollie Walker in the 69.
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Dundae Fairgrounds
Rpan
H. H
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St. Albans
Clifford Monk
Charleston
Monk
Sollie Walker
Vernon Ede
Ens
Bob Frazier
Jimmy Light
Herold Sargent
Jerry King
Dunbar
Owen Schradiing
Spring Hill
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