Converted Infielder Annexes Hurling Victory For Chisox
Surprise start er lefty Jack Harshman of the White Sox pitched his first major league shutout, a seven hitter as Chicago ran its winning streak to five games with 5-3 and 6-0 wins at Washington.
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Ing
Billy Pierce
Mike Fornieles
Richards
Harshman
Senators
Chicago
Yankees
Baltimore
Allie Reynolds
Joe Coleman
Orioles
Bob Kennedy
Coleman
Mickey Mantle
Reynolds
Boston
Ted Lepeio
Milt Bolling
Harry Agganis
Jackie Jensen
Detroit
Ray Boone
Dodgers
Giants
Cubs
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Jim Wilson
Phillies
Lefty
Jack Harshman
White Sox
Washington
Houston Buffs Stun Dallas 6–0 in Texas League Clash
The Houston Buffs won their ninth of ten, routing Dallas 6 to 0 to tie for fourth with Shreveport in the Texas League pennant race. Hugh Sooter spun eight hits allowed, while Pat Scantlebury matched him until the Buffs’ four-run burst in the third. Cliff Weaver’s two-run double set Fort Worth past San Antonio in extras. The Buffs host Dallas again Monday as Oklahoma City and the Tulsa-Shreveport results shuffled the standings.
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Consuegra
Minnie Minoso
Jim Rivera
Chicago
Harshman
Indians
Philadelphia
Bob Feller
Arnold Portocarrero
Dave Philley
George Strickland
Bill Glynn
Jim Hegan
Art Houtteman
Bob Hooper
Hal Newhouser
Bob Lemon
Don Mess
Houston Buffs
Dallas
Buffs
Shreveport
Eagles
San Antonio
Fort Worth
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Beaumont
Hugh Sooter
Houston
Pat Scantlebury
Sooter
Cliff Weaver
Caroll Beringer
Harry Hesler
Arnie Atkins
Oilers
Dave Hillman
Earl York
Ernie Groth
Vincent Omor
Ray Cash
Jim Torgerson
George Condrick
Cats
Baseball scores and upcoming games from Sunday and Monday
The league results show New York 3 Cincinnati 2 and Milwaukee 5 4. Pittsburgh 0 Brooklyn 6. Chicago 4 Philadelphia 11. St Louis 8 Fort Worth 7 and San Antonio 5 in 12 innings. Monday's schedule lists Fort Worth at San Antonio Oklahoma City at Beaumont Dallas at Houston and Tulsa at Shreveport.
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New York
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Fort Worth
San Antonio
Oklahoma City
Beaumont
Dallas
Houston
Tulsa
Shreveport
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Boston
Baltimore
Milwaukee Philadelphia
Bis Chicago Pittsburgh
Okla
SMU Student Wins Brownwood Tourney
Hal McCommas a 19 year old Southern Methodist University student won the 19th Brownwood Invitation Golf Tournament. He defeated Bob French of the Odessa oil supply firm 3 and 2 in the 36 hole finals after being five down at 14 holes.
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Brownwood
Tex
Hal McCommas
Southern Methodist University
MecCommas
Bob French
Odessa Oil Well Supply Company
Dallas
French
Denison’s Babe Hanan Wins Woodlawn Invitational
Babe Hanan of Denison captured the Woodlawn Invitational Golf title in Sherman on Sunday. He defeated Grady Prim of Sulphur Springs in an extra-hole match one up after both were unsettled by gusty winds and Prim erred by driving into deep rough on the final hole.
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Sherman
Babe Hanan
Denison
Hanan
Grady Prim
Sulphur Springs
Prim
Walser Wins Texas Oklahoma Invitational Golf Crown
Oklahoma A M golf star Joe Walser defeated Gene McBride of Wichita Falls in the 36 hole finals at Wichita Falls to become the first Oklahoman champion. Walser led 4 up after the morning round, survived gusts of 40 mph, and clinched with a 10 foot par putt on the 36th hole.
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Wichita Falls
Oklahoma A&m
Joe Walser
Gene McBride
Walser
Oklahoma
McBride
Walker
Mangrum
Kroll
Argentina
Roberto de Vicenzo
de Vicenzo
Bob Rosburg
Chicago
New York Fox Hunt Aims to Curb Rabies Spread
Albany reports that the New York State conservation department has destroyed over 4700 foxes via trapping to limit rabies. The program creates zones of scarcity and includes dog vaccination clinics. Trapping runs April to November in a belt around central counties, funded by an $80,000 appropriation approved by Gov. Dewey.
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Albany
N.Y
State Conservation Department
State Department
New York
Thomas E. Dewey
Mangrum Wins Western Open In Sudden Death Playoff
Lloyd Mangrum captured the Western Open at Kenwood Country Club Cincinnati with a 277 total after a playoff against Ted Kroll. De Vicenzo led earlier but finished third as Kroll earned 1800 and Mangrum received 2400 dollars for the title.
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Cincinnati
Lloyd Mangrum
Kenwood Country Club
Mangrum
Ted Kroll
New Hartford
N. Y
New High Oil Bean Soybean Seed Debuts in Minnesota
Minnesota researchers announce a new soybean variety named Renville for 1955 general planting. The plant reaches 26 to 31 inches, shows strong lodging resistance, and records the highest oil content among University tests, maturing a week earlier than Blackhawk.
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Renville
Minnesota
University of Minnesota
Blackhawk
Rail network inventory details vast nation wide
The nation counts 680 railroads with 42 500 locomotives 41 000 passenger coaches 2 100 000 freight cars and 226 000 miles of track outlining extensive rail infrastructure.
Golfers Give Hogan Tough Scores on National Day
The article reports on Hogan's recovery and a wide field of challengers who posted scores against his target. Notable participants include Vice President Nixon with 94 22 72 at Five Farms Baltimore and Govs Thornton and Shivers with 71 and 73 respectively.
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New York
Ben Hogan
Richard M. Nixon
Hogan
Baltusrol
Springfield
N. J
Nixon
Five Farms Club
Baltimore
William F. Dean
San Francisco
Dan Thornton
Colorado
Allan Shivers
Texas
Frankie Dye
Watsonville Golf Club
Frankie
Mobile
Ala
Alvin T. Dimmer
C. M. Clyer
Detroit
Charles Dudley
Greenville
North Carolina
Dick Steward
Amsterdam
N.Y
USO
National Golf Fund
PGA
Life Magazine
Santee Defeats Whitfield In Half Mile Run
Wes Santee defeated Whitfield in the 880 at Stockton for the Pacific Association meet amid a wet track. Santee clocked 1 50 flat beating Whitfield by 12 yards as Whitfield vows to focus on the half mile and Olympic chances. Alameda’s Jim Jackson, 18, won the 100 and 220 in 9.6 and 20.8 seconds respectively.
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Stockton
Calif
Wes Santee
America
Mal Whitfield
Wes
Whitfield
Santee
Whitfieeld
Kansas
Compton
Alameda High School
Jim Jackson
Fellows
Childress Legion Falters to Amarillo Nine 4 0
Childress American Legion was held hitless by Amarillo Currie on the mound and wind, losing 4 0 at Memorial Park. Joe Don Woods took the loss despite 10 strikeouts as Amarillo collected four runs on four hits and three errors.
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Childress Legion
Amarillo
Childress American Legion
Currie
Hanson
Joe Don Woods
Woods
Memorial Park
Childress
Jorge Johnson
Joe McClain
Johnson
Chiefs
Dumas
Jaycee Nine Has Three Tilts Set
The Childress Jaycee softball team schedules three games this week led by manager Alonzo Garvin. They host Memphis in a non league contest at Fair Park Tuesday at 8 pm with 25 cent admission. Aubry Bailey likely starts.
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Childress Jaycee
Alonzo Garvin
Memphis
Gould
Okla
Hollis
Fair Park
Aubry Bailey
Jaycees
Childress
LaCasa
Ron
Farm League Schedule Card
Monday games feature Dodgers versus Cardinals and Phillies against the Giants. Wednesday matchups pair Cardinals with Phillies and Dodgers to face the Giants. Friday lineup shows Dodgers versus Phillies and Cardinals against the Giants.
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Dodgers
Cardinals
Phillies
Giants
Bees Have Their Own Cleaning Plant
Robinson's Wax Works in Auburn New York operates a bee cleaning plant that reworks wax foundations used by bees to build combs in hives. The process removes impurities and shapes sheets about 10 by 24 inches to fit both large producers and those selling honey in combs.
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Auburn
N. Y
Robinson's Wax Works
Robinson's
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P.O
Largo, Fla
J. D. Michie
Fidelity Union Life Insurance Co
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Childress Office Supply
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