White Sox Stay On Heels Of Pace Setting Yankee Squad
White Sox pitcher Early Trucks wins his seventh of the season and second straight shutout as Baltimore falls 6-0. George Kell and Nellie Fox pace Chicago with multi hit games. Cleveland holds within a game, Boston and New York win in tight pennant races.
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Boander
Score
Turley
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Yankees
Fox
George Sell
Walt Dropo
Nellie Fox
Orioles
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Washington
Bob Lemon
Billy Klaus
Graves
Giants
Johnny Sain
Red Sox
Athletics
Kleus
Boston
Ted Williams
Jackie Jensen
Norm Zauchin
Frank Lary
Yankeees
Pirates
Bolt Leads US Open Round With Three Stroke Edge
Tommy Bolt shot 67 to lead the US National Open at Olympic Club San Francisco by three strokes over the field. Sam Snead Ed Furgol and Byron Nelson trailed by several. Ben Hogan and Jackie Burke were within reach. Weather was favorable and the course played tough, with many competitors failing to break 80 in the first round.
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Olympic Club
Texsus
Tommy Bolt
Belt
Walker P. Inman
Augusta
Sam Snead
Byron Nelson
Cary Middivcott
Lew Worsham
Ed Furgol
Julious Boros
Lawson Lith
Hogan
Burke
Ben Hogan
Jackie Burke
Tis Hogan
Mike Souchak
Babe Lichardus
Fred Hawkins
Plum
Snead
Furgel
Soros
Gerie Littler
Nelson
Worsham
Little
Littler
Cox Won’t Reconsider Retirement After Trade
Baltimore manager Paul Richards said he will talk with Cleveland GM Bill DeWitt to straighten out Billy Cox’s retirement decision. Cox, 35, announced plans to quit after being traded from Baltimore to Cleveland for Dave Pope and Wally Westlake, who complained of a bad deal and Westlake’s wife’s illness. Cox insisted his legs are gone and he cannot play on, confirming he would not change his mind.
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Paul Richards
Cleveland
Wank
Greenberg Priday
Billy Cox
Cox
Indians
Orioles
Gene Woodling
Dave Pope
Wally Westlake
Westlake
Greenberg
Richards
Newport
Patton Seen As Probable Champ At Southern Amatter Golf
Patton from Morganton faces Curtis Person in Linville as he advances in the Southern Amateur. Joe Patton, a Masters near-miss last year, parred 10 and 26 foot putts in earlier rounds to beat Keely Grice Jr and Aubrey Burdolph before edging toward the quarterfinals. British Amateur winner Joe Conrad was defeated by Jack Lumpkin, then Lumpkin fell to Charley Harrison in another Georgian upset.
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Billy
Joe Patton
Priday Ted
Patton
Morganton
Curtis Person
Keely Grice Jr
Charlotte
Aubrey Burdolph
Spartanburg
Joe Conrad
Air Force
San Antonio
University of Georgia
Jack Lumpkin
Charley Harrison
Atlanta
Conrad
Rain Delays Ponies Colts Baseball at Fair Park
Rain postpones the Ponies versus Colts game at Fair Park Field. Wellington could only field six players, recruiting locals to play a practice game won 12 1. The Ponies and Colts plan a Sunday tilt at 2 30, while the Colts travel to Velma Oklahoma Tuesday for a twinbill.
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Fair Park Field
Wellington
Childress
Dukes
Wayne Weatherly
Gary Tate
Duggie Jameson
Otto Stah
Tate
James Braly
Colt
Velma
Oklahoma
Dick Risenhoover
American League leaders and top NL players listed
The standings show Kalitiog Det leading AL in batting with 46 RBIs and 83 runs on 57 games. Notable NL stars include Shaust A Phila 63 RBIs and Kluszewski 73 RBIs. Home run leaders include Kruszewski and Snider with 20 each. runs batted in and hits are led by Snider and Kaline with high totals. Pitching highlights include Wynn and Newcombe at 10-1 and 8-1 respectively.
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Power
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Kruszewski
Redlegs
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Campanella
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Yankees
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Tigers
World leaders seek UN reform at Geneva summit
Malik calls Geneva conference a milestone and hopes for easing UN membership deadlock, including Red China. He argues for universal representation and keeping world powers within the UN framework to manage conflicts.
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United States
Great Britain
France
Russia
Geneva
Switzerland
Malik
Red
China
Berg Seeks Bigger Lead in Round Robin Golf
Patty Berg, defending champion, holds an 18 point edge after three rounds at the Triagle Round Robin in Grossinger New York. She faces Alice Hagge, Mary Lena Faulk, Pat O Sullivan in Friday foursomes aiming to widen her margin while Louise Suggs remains runner up.
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Patty Berg
Miss Berg
Louise Suggs
Louise Suggs - Was Pair‘ed Friday
Alice Bauer
Hagge
Sarasota, Fla
Mary Lena Faulk
Carrollton, Ga
Pat O'Sullivan
Orange, Conn
Mrs. Hagse
Miss Faulk
Molotov Visits Chicago Amid Crowds and Confusion
Soviet minister Molotov toured Chicago briefly during a trip to the United Nations meeting in San Francisco. Onlookers pressed near special cars as the train passed, while several observers doubted the famous diplomat would appear in public and police kept watch over the spectacle.
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Chicago
Molotov
United Nations
San Francisco
Cheyenne
Wyo
Molotey
Ylang
Windy City
Thursday Baseball Scores Across Leagues
Thursday results show New York defeating Detroit 3 to 2 and Cleveland edging Washington 8 to 7 while Chicago routed Baltimore 8 0. Other scores include Chicago at New York, Detroit at Baltimore, and Kansas City at Washington with various pitchers highlighted. Texas League results note San Antonio and Fort Worth steady, Beaumont and Dallas a mixed day with Houston winning in Oklahoma City.
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Dodgers Catcher Fined Forty Dollars for Warneke Incident
Ruben Walker, Brooklyn Dodgers catcher, drew a $40 fine from NL President Warren Giles for his conduct after arguing Warneke's plate call and his ejection in the July 12 Brooklyn game against Chicago.
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Ruben Walker
Brooklyn Dodgers
Warren Giles
Ummire Lon Warneke
Brooklyn
Walker
Warneke
Chicago
Rosters Completed For Greenbelt Tilt
Lineups for the seventh Greenbelt Bowl are set as 48 top seniors join the rosters. Coaches include Kimbrough and Jarnagin for the West and Beauchamp and Jackson for the East with Brown and Brown as trainers aided by Mink and Shaw. The August 12 game will feature many all state players and ACC and West Texas State veterans in a Quad Club event.
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Elmer
Delmer Brown
Lyon Mink
Dec Shaw
Hata
Kimbrough
Clark Jar
Narity
West Texas State
Gare Yin Beauchamp
Oliver Jackson
Abilene Christian College
Jarnagin
ACC
Championship Ball Clube
Aqiads
Red Sox Edge Yankees in Pony League Clash
The Sims Super Service Red Sox defeated the Elke Club Yankees 5 to 3 in Pony League action. Jerry Ulmer earned the win while Fred Cawthon took the loss after five innings of mixed results as Ulmer yielded eight safeties and the Sox capitalized on miscues. George Stone and Cawthon each had two hits for the Sox.
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Kruszewski
Hershel Freeman
Art Fowler
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Ramon Monzant
Frank Boiwnholt
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Murry Dickson
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Fred Cawthon
Ulmer
George Stone
Cawthon
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Sammy Taylor
Phils
Eddie Nunnelley
USC Favored In NCAA Track Go
Los Angeles USC leads the 35th NCAA track and field championships at Memorial Coliseum as the defending champion in a field of 90 colleges. UCLA Michigan Kansas Illinois challenge for second place, while Ernie Shelton and other stars threaten to set records in 14 events.
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NCA
UCLA
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Karses
Ilinois
Individua
Ernie Shelton
Shelton
Walter Davis
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