Senators Win At Omaha 7-3 in Rain Shortened Game
Hal Woodeshick pitched seven innings for the Senators allowing three hits and winning 7-3 at Omaha. Omaha’s Bob Mabe was knocked out in the sixth after the Senators collected 11 hits and built a 3-1 lead by five innings. Manager Frank Skaff visited the mound in the sixth to rally Woode shick who then retired two of the next three men as the rain ended play at seven innings.
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Close Matches Feature City Wide Semi Finals Slated Today
The Gazette reports the 26th annual City Wide golf tournament semis at Meadowbrook Recreation Club with Kenny Harless, Roy Blizzard, Andy Brawley, and Lefty Bob Johnson advancing. Harless edged Guyer after 18 holes, while Blizzard defeated Mollencop and Brawley beat Stallings. Johnson eliminated Murray to set two semifinal showdowns at 4 p.m. and 2:30 p.m. respectively.
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Cardinal Rookie Hurls Two-Hitter in Dodgers Win
Von McDaniel, the 18 year old bonus pitcher from Hollis Oklahoma, tossed a two hit shutout against Brooklyn as the Cardinals beat the Dodgers 2 0 to stay atop the National League standings. McDaniel survived a bases loaded threat and earned his first major league start with strong support from his defense. Ed Bouchee fueled Philadelphia in a separate note, driving in five runs as Simmons won again, keeping the Phillies two games back.
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Simmons Hurls Phils over Milwaukee 6 2
Curt Simmons pitched effectively to beat the Milwaukee Braves for the second straight time as the Philadelphia Phillies cruised to a 6 2 victory on 12 hits. The Braves drop their sixth game in seven after a rough outing.
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Charleston Beats Omaha as Rain Ends Game
Friday results show Charleston 7 Omaha 3 ending at rain. Denver defeated Lewisville 16 to 1 while Indianapolis, Minneapolis and St Paul games were rained out or postponed. Standings list St Paul leading with 37 wins, Minneapolis 38, Omaha 29 and Denver 28 with various margins. Saturday fixtures include Charleston at Omaha and Louisville at Denver among others.
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Stobbs Ends Losing Streak With Victory Over Indians
Washington pitcher Chuck Stobbs ends a 16 game winless run by beating Cleveland 6 to 3 at Griffith Stadium. Art Schulte belts his first major league homer as Stobbs fans eight and allows seven hits. Cubs? None. Don Messitt.
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Local Pair Beat In State Net Final Doubles Title Upset
Carolyn Johnson and Natalie Pace of Huntington defeated Mimi Knight and Betty Price of Charleston 6-2, 2-6, 9-5 to win the junior girls doubles title in the State Junior Tennis Tournament. The championship was the last to be decided in the tournament's 12 divisions. All other winners were crowned yesterday.
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Yanks Win 4-2 Cut Chisox AL Lead
New York’s second-place Yankees beat Chicago 4-2 to trim the White Sox lead to a half game and extend their win streak to eight. Kucks earned his fourth win, Grim pitched three hitless innings, and Slaughter left after injuring an ankle while making a catch. Mantle Richardson Slaughter and Skowron drove in runs as the Yankees built a 3-1 lead in the fourth.
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Rory Draws With Giambra in Tight National Ring Clash
Syracuse report details a 10 round middleweight bout in which Joey Giambra of San Francisco rallied in the final rounds to force a draw with Calhoun of White Plains. Scoring varied: Goldstein for Calhoun, Gamboli for Giambra, Forbes even, AP had Calhoun ahead.
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Baltimore Rally Beats Detroit Tigers 6 5
Baltimore scores in the ninth to edge Detroit 6 5 as Billy Gardner delivers a go ahead RBI single off Don Lee. Hal Brown scores on Bob Hale’s pinch hit to tie and end Jim Bunning’s six game winning streak. Ken Lehman earns his first win after a late acquisition from Brooklyn.
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Jensen Leads Bosoxs 4 3 Victory Over A s
Jackie Jensen powered the Boston Red Sox to a 4 3 win over Kansas City with a two run single and his ninth homer as Willard Nixon left after six plus innings. Mickey Vernon also homered and Rudy Minarcin allowed a solo shot and a two run blast by Bob Cerv. Cerv grounded out with two out in the ninth to end the threat. Jensen drove in three to lift his season total to 41. Rochester coach Lou Alexander resigns after 26 years with the university team.
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