Indians and Giants Hold Narrow Leads In Majors
Hal Newhouser starred in relief to limit the Yankees to four hits and two runs as the Indians salvaged the final game of a vital three game series 4 3. Cleveland stretched its lead to 1 1/2 games over the White Sox while the Giants beat the Cubs 3 2 in 10 innings to stay in pursuit.
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Indians
Giants
Earl Wright
United Press
Hal Newhouser
Cleveland
Yankees
Newhouser
Tigers
New York
White Sox
Red Sox
Bobby Hofman
Hoyt Wilhelm
Wil
Lie Mays
Cubs
Warren Hacker
Whitey Lockman
Davey Williams
Chicago
Dodgers
Cardinals
Gil Hodges
Jackie Robinson
Roy Campanella
Junior Gilliam
Brooklyn
Harvey Haddix
Preacher Roe
Jim Hughes
Phillies
Braves
Reds
Pirates
Dick Kryhoski
Orioles
Athletics
Senators
Mike Garcia
Early Wynn
Larry Doby
Garcia
Hal
Wally Westlake
White Ford
Kryhoski
Sonny Dixon
Bobby Young
Baltimore
Audie Little Fires 69 To Capture Medalist Honors
Audie Little fires a 69 to lead the City Golf Tournament at Childress County Club as medalist. J. D. Michie looms as top challenger with Little facing Chester Hufstedler in first round action. other flights begin with eight players and rounds run through the weekend.
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Audie Little
Childress Country Club
Little
J. D. Michie
Chester Hufstedler
Hufstedler
J. B. Mills
Lester Phillips
Lyman Davenport
Gus _Leftwich
O. K. Smith
Fletcher Carter
Jess Cannon
Sheffy Mahan
J. H. Thorne
Dalton Sarrels
Rob Holland
Leo Inman
C. C. Broughton
Gordon Shankle
Truman Webbley Compton
Hubert Dishman
W. C. Harp
Pat McNallen
Gid Atchley
Bert Hargrave
J. P. McConnell
Carlos Wilhite
Keith Johnston
Conley Bishop
George Saied
C. B. Gloar
L. V. Bruce
NBC Selects Tourney Sites for Divisional Games
The National Baseball Congress named sites for two new divisional tournaments. West Texas Southern New Mexico event opens July 6 in El Paso under director Joseph H. Lama. Northwest Texas tournament begins July 23 in Fort Worth with Jerry Feille supervising and approving entry of Tulsa Odessa and Fort Worth district champions.
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Wichita
Kan
National Baseball Congress
West Texas
Linton
Refugio Vets
Texas
Jaycee Softballers To End District Play
The Childress Jaycee softball team will finish district play by hosting La Casa Oklahoma at 8 30 p m tomorrow at the softball field. Manager Alonzo Garvin said a 6 p m workout is set and all players should attend at the Fair Park baseball field. The baseball diamond is in use due to Little and Pony League games.
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Childress Jaycee
la Casa
Okla
Alonzo Garvin
Fair Park
National League results and upcoming schedule summary
United Press reports Sunday scores across the National League with Cincinnati beating Pittsburgh and Brooklyn topping St. Louis New York edging Chicago Philadelphia sweeping Milwaukee three to two and more. Monday’s slate lists no games except cross-division matchups and intercity travel notes for several teams.
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Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
St. Louis
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Baltimore
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Boston
Philadelphia Milwaukee
Chicago Pittsburgh
IPA To Fight Loan Sharks
The Insurance Policyholders Association began a statewide drive to outlaw credit insurance practices deemed gouging borrowers. Executive director Dwight Plackard accused lenders of taking huge profits, citing a borrower paying 25 dollars for three months facing up to seven dollars in insurance, a one dollar service fee, and forty cents interest. He noted 1951 credit insurance firms earned about 10.7 million dollars with only 753,744 paid to claimants and agents’ commissions near 7.5 million.
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Dallas
The
Insurance Policyholders Association
Dwight Plackard
IPA
Texas
Paradise
Plackard
Texas Legislative Council
State Junior Bar Association
Coconut production leaders noted by Geographic Society
The National Geographic Society highlights Indonesia as a world leader in coconut production. The Philippines, India, Ceylon and Southwest Pacific islands follow. About a million acres of coconut palms exist in the American tropics with cultivation in Brazil, Mexico, and the West Indies. the United States is the top consumer, Europe second.
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Indonesia
National Geographic Society
Philippines
India
Ceylon
Southwest Pacific
American Tropics
Brazil
Mexico
West Indies
United States
Europe
McCarthy Faces Security Clearance Question On Subcommittee
Kept under scrutiny McCarthy’s team including Roy M. Cohn may face shakeup as two staffers lack Defense Department clearance. Senator Henry M. Jackson says anyone without clearance has no right to serve on the subcommittee and McCarthy signals a strong counterattack.
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McCarthy
Roy M. Cohn
Defense Department
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
French union chief Vallier to lead talks with Reds in neutral zone
Secrecy surrounded planned negotiations with Gen. Van Tien Dung leading the Communist delegation. A special neutral zone north of Hanoi was prepared to host negotiators and reporters as talks were postponed.
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Vallier
van Tien Dung
Hanoi
Texas Draft Call In August Increases To 1092 Men
State Selective Service in Texas announced an August draft call of 1092 men with 2416 more to be examined that month part of a national 23000 man quota. Brig Gen Paul L Wakefield said higher monthly calls reflect more men leaving service and a need for new inductees.
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Selective Service
Texas
Paul L. Wakefield
Draft Board
Wakefield
Braly Leads Pony League Hitting and Power Race
Pony League top hitters include James Braly Red Sox .613 with four homers and 23 RBIs led by Braly. Johnny Rogers and Fred Cawthon each two homers. several Yankees and Red Sox players atop averages and RBIs. Little League leaders show Hugh Frith Cardinals .556 and Tommy Ricks Giants with three homers and 20 RBIs.
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RBI
James Helms
Little
Pony League
James Braly
Red Sox
Fred Cawthon
Yankees
Tony Compton
Jimmy Rogers
Chisox
Gary Raney
Dan Mitchell
Mike Blake
Wayne Weatherly
Paul Holcomb
Johnny Garvin
Johnny Rogers
Braly
Rogers
Cawthon
Hugh Frith
Cardinals
Freddie Vaughn
Billy Walker
Giants
Glen Beal
Dodgers
Gary Gist
Phillies
Joe Lane
Tommy Ricks
Tinker DeShazo
Dan Greer
George Stone
Mike Cowan
Ricks
Fitter Records Baseball Highlights Amid Mixed Results
A string of player and team references appears including Musial, Schoendienst, Ashburn, Snider, and Mueller with mentions of Cardinals Dodgers Giants Yankees White Sox Reds Senators and others. Scores like 57 56 99 98 6-1 11-2 hint at a compilation of game results and pitching notes.
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Cardinals
Fox
White Sox
Minosce
Schoendienst
Ashburn
Phillies
Snider
Dodgers
Mueller
Giants
Jablonski
Bell
Reds
Pitching Reynolds
Yankees
Siesetieeties
Od Stone
Senators
Keegan
Antonelli
Morgan
Bklyn
N. Y
Hamner
Phila
Robinson
St. L
Avila
Clev
Rosen
Chi
Minoso
House
Det
Mays
Giants Musial
Sauer
Cubs
Hodges
Kliuszewski
Musial
Kluszewski
Lambie and Smith Lead Public Links Qualifying
Tom Lambie of Phoenix and Vernon Smith of Galveston fired the week’s lowest scores to qualify for the U S public links championship at Cedar Crest Golf Club Dallas July 12 17. Lambie shot 67 68 135 for the low total and Smith 69 66 for the tie. Two sectional qualifiers were held during the week with two rounds of medal play each.
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Tom Lambie
Phoenix
Ariz
Vernon Smith
Galveston
Tex
Lambie
Smith
Galvestom
Cedar Crest Golf Club
Dallas
Padres Rigas First Place In Texas League
San Antonio Missions split a doubleheader with Shreveport Sports to reclaim first in the Texas League. Rine Duren held Shreveport to one hit in a 1 0 win, Procoppio Herrera blanked the side until two outs in the ninth of a 3 1 victory. Dallas used two four hitters to sweep Fort Worth, Oklahoma City topped Tulsa 1 0, and Houston beat Beaumont 1 0 as Souter allowed five hits in a 1 0 win. Monday’s slate features Fort Worth at Dallas and Shreveport at San Antonio.
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San Antonio Missions
Shreveport Sports
Sundhy
Padres
Rine Duren
Missions
Shreveport
San Antonio
Procoppio Herrera
Dallas
Fort Worth
Eagles
Roy Contreras
Pat Scantlehiy
Oklahoma City
Marshall Long
Tulsa
Hank Edwards
Soomer
Tom Acker
Hugh Sooter
Dave Hillman
Houston
Beaumont
Hal Smith
Souter
Don Blasingame
Bolt Stewart In Playoff For Open Golf Title
Tommy Bolt and Earl Stewart Jr. forced an 18 hole playoff after finishing 72 holes tied at 271, 13 under par, with Stewart closing in a 66 and Bolt a final round 71 at the Insurance City Open. Stewart eyed a birdie on the final hole while Bolt missed a six inch par putt to win.
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Wethersfield
Con
Tommy Bolt
Earl Stewart Jr
Tament
Bolt
Stewar A
Bole
Stewart
Houston
Dallas
Sam Sneads
Greensvore
N.C
Julius Boros
Connecticut
Fred Hawkins
el Paso
Tex
Doug Ford
Kiamesha Lake
N.Y
Marty Furgol
Lemont, Il
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Honey Bird
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Youngstown
Bob Adams
Bedford
Wally Arkelan
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