White Sox complete sweep of Yankees in series
The Chicago White Sox overwhelmed the New York Yankees to complete a four game series sweep. The dominant performance featured standout pitching and timely hitting as Sox players like Walt M. and others delivered key at bats. The win tightens the pennant race and showcases Chicago’s offensive depth.
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National League in Lost Pet Behind Ayankee Schedule
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Mahan First In Skyline Feature
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Final Fryouts for Olympics Set This Week
Veterans and top high school athletes prepare for final Olympic team trials at the Coliseum, with 15 athletes in each of 17 events. World and AAU records spark competition as stars from USC and other programs vie for Australia trip.
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Mayer Wins Philadelphia Open Golf Tourney in 74th Hole
Dick Mayer of St. Petersburg Florida defeated Bild Holscher of Apple Valley California in a sudden death playoff at the Philadelphia Daily News Open. Mayer's 125 foot birdie put ended the match after both finished 269, three under par, with Mayer earning 3880 and Holscher 2134.
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Playoff Night Set For 6 Oclock At Olin Bracken Field
Little League playoff games for first half honors are scheduled this evening at Olin Bracken Field. Cory Jamestown faces VFW as Goth and rivals end tied at 6-3 records with Erie 9 Horhell 3 in Pony League standings.
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Hagge Wins LPGA Playoff at Forest Lake Country Club
Marlene Hagge won the Ladies PGA Championship in a sudden death playoff at Forest Lake Country Club Des Moines beating Patty Berg after 72 holes tied at 901. Hagge parred the first extra hole sinking an 18 inch putt while Berg missed from seven feet. Third place went to Betty Jameson of San Antonio with $795 for 296 strokes. Mickey Wright finished one stroke back with 297 for $657.
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Yesterday's Stars Batting Leads White Sox Doubleheader Wins
Larry Doby slugged three run homers in the first inning of both games as the White Sox drubbed the Yankees in a doubleheader to move within one game of the league leaders. Joe Nuxhall, a visiting lefty, won at Ebbets Field with a three-hitter, a first by a visiting southpaw since 1954. Saturday Night Fights in Havana saw Houche Khali of Algeria facing Fernands Silva of Chiba in a 136 131 bout.
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Harris Nears End Of Line As Tigers Boss Faces Change
Detroit Tigers manager Harris, 69, nears retirement amid ownership turmoil as the club suffers two more 3-2 losses to the Baltimore Orioles. Since 1924, Harris has steered pennant winners but faces criticism over leadership and front office friction. Detroit ends fifth, 17 games out, last finishing in first division in 1950.
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Club up for sale prompts tentative management talks
Briggs indicated he has considered stepping in or taking charge but hesitated due to the club being up for sale. About six groups have offered $250,000 each to review the books, with final bids to be decided by July 2.
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World Title Bouts Set Outside U S This Week
World flyweight and bantamweight titles will be decided abroad this week. Pascual Perez of Argentina defends the flyweight crown (112 lb) against Oscar Suarez of Havana in Montevideo, the first world title match there. Robert Cohen of France defends the bantamweight belt (118 lb) Friday in Rome against Mario D Agata, the first Rome title bout since the Carnera era. Ludwig Lightburn returns in New York tonight to meet Jake Josito after a layoff since March.
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