Cardinals Overwhelm Phillies In Big Little League Win
The Cardinals exploded for twelve runs in the fourth inning and beat the winless Phillies after a 4-2 lead, with Eaton, Rippy, Sammie Russell, Fleming, Goleman, Holtman and Nations contributing multi hit performances. Sims took the loss as the Phillies dropped to 0-3. Later, Pony League action featured the Yankees versus Red Sox at 5 45 and Tigers versus Chisox at 8.
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Tulsa Gains Tie For First Place
Tulsa and Albuquerque split a Texas League game as the Oilers won 10 to 7 in a wild inning. Charley Spell took the loss for Albuquerque, while Tom Busby and Tom Willworth sparked the rally and Andy Vickery earned the win. The pennant chase tightens with San Antonio and El Paso 2 and 5 1/2 games back.
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Giants Rookie Herbel Shines With 14 Strikeouts In Reds Win
San Francisco pitcher Ron Herbel struck out 14 Reds in a 2-1 victory, a club high since moving to San Francisco. The win kept the Giants within a game and a half of the Phillies as other league results unfolded.
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PGA and USGA debate Open exemptions amid heat over qualifying
USGA officials defend double qualifying rounds for the Open as top players, including Hogan, Souchak, Bolt and others, navigate exemptions. The quarrel centers on automatic entry for top money leaders and past champions, with PGA officials present but no concrete changes proposed.
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Major League Leaders Highlights from Baseball Standings
United Press International lists top hitters and pitchers by league. Notables include Willie Mays and Hank Aaron among NL leaders and Rod Carew, Harmon Killebrew, and Frank Robinson among AL standouts with high batting averages, RBIs, and runs. Pitching leaders include Whitey Ford and Jim Bunning with strong win records.
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Brown Signs Contract With Chicago Bears
UPI reports halfback Mike Brown of the University of Delaware, last season’s small college football champion, signed with the Chicago Bears as their 10th draft choice after leading Delaware in rushing for three straight seasons.
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Minor League Standings and Wednesday Results
Western division leaders San Diego and Tacoma hold strong with records around 37 32 and 36 32 respectively. Eastern division shows Okla City Denver Arkansas Salt Lake and others in pursuit as Spokane and Hawaii post wins. Wednesday results include Portland 8 Dallas 2 and Oklahoma City 6 Seattle 2 with several extra inning contests.
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Carter and Archer Win Knockout Ring Actions Across Cities
In Los Angeles Ru bin Hurricane Carter 157 from Paterson NJ KO'd Clarence James 163 Oakland. In Pittsfield Joey Archer 160 of New York stopped Willie Cadillac James 155 NY. In Regina Ed die Perkins 142 Chicago cut points Ak's Sprague 140 Dart- (UPI) reports from three boxing cards with decisive finishes.
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Major League Standings and Night Games Summary
National League standings show Philadelphia leading with 40 wins and 25 losses followed by San Francisco and Pittsburgh. American League section lists New York and Baltimore atop, with Chicago and Cleveland also in pursuit. Friday night matchups include Cincinnati at Pittsburgh and Los Angeles at San Francisco among others.
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Huff Signs With Redskins For $2,000 Increase
Sam Huff agreed to a Washington Redskins contract worth about 16 per year two thousand more than with the New York Giants. The deal includes a no trade clause and follows months of talks after Huff considered retirement.
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Bauer stays firm on spring prophecy despite late-season doubt
Hank Bauer, veteran ex-Marine and Orioles coach, clung to his March prediction that Baltimore would finish third behind the Yankees and White Sox. The article notes his refusal to back off as results twist, while detailing a 7-4 Orioles win over the Yankees and a day full of MLB action across leagues with multiple scoring plays and standout performances.
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