Giants Use Sudden Death Power To Edge Cubs 3 2 In Tens
Baseball roundup reports the New York Giants win 3 2 over the Chicago Cubs in ten innings via Whitey Lockman’s ninth inning homer. Baltimore, Pittsburgh, and Philadelphia post multiple wins as Donnagy and Kryhoski fuel late rallies. Dodgers flood Cardinals 8 6 as Mays and Hofman spark a tenth inning comeback. Indians, Yankees, and White Sox also win in varied fashions amid pennant race chatter.
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Howard Sigmund
New York
New York Giants
Baltimore Orioles
Pittsburgh Pirates
Giants
Garrison Fish
Orioles
Pirates
Philadelphia Philies
Whitey Lockman
Phillies
Milwaukee Braves
Granny Hamper
Curt Simmons
Braves
Cleveland Indians
New York Yankees
Chicago
White Sox
Boston Red Sox
Tom Brewer
Viveit Trucks
White
Randy Jackson
Lockman
Hal Jett
Coat
Willie Mays
Bobby Hofman
Willie
Bruins
Haddix
Gil Hodges
Junior Gilliam
Roy Campanella
Jackie Robinson
Hodges
Rip Repulski
Ray i
On the Sidelines with Dwain Esper Continues Cardinals Dodgers Battle
A sweeping veteran voice reflects on the St. Louis Cardinals series with the Brooklyn Dodgers. It hails the Cards for hustle, tenacity, and dramatic comebacks while noting Dodgers dominance in the recent six game run and recalling classic World Series clashes with Yankees and Red Sox figures.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn Dodgers
Dodgers
St Louis
Cardinals
Deade
Hustle Kings
Yankees
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Boston
Redbirds
Cardinal Penman
Wits
Drobny Upsets Head With Ease At Wimbledon
Yaroslav Drobny and Budge Patty delivered major upsets in Wimbledon quarterfinals as top players failed to advance. Trabert, Rosewall, and Seixas battled through injuries and long matches to reach the semis while six Americans moved into the women’s quarterfinals led by Connolly Fry and Hart.
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Fred Smith
Wimbledon
Eng
Ins
Yaroslav Drobny
Budge Party
Lew Hoad
Egypt
Hoar
Patty
Iron Los
Setxas
Tony Trabest
Cincinnati
Merv
Trabeat
Hans Long
Hoad
Ken Rosewall
Rosewall
Rex Hartwig
Trabent
Rose
Maureen Connolly
San Diego
Calif
Angea Buxton
Britain
Shirley Fry
Akron
Pat Ward
Louise Brough
Beverly Hills
Doris Bradley
Reno
New
Margaret Osborne du Pont
Wimington
Del
Chri T
Mercelis
Belgium
Doris Hart
Coral Gables
Pla
Nicola Mignoti
Thaly
Betty Rosenquist
Pratt
South Orange
N.d
Pat Curry
Trabert
Seixas
Jacques Brischant
Roger
Becket
Fong
New York
Fred Eckhoff
NYAC
Gardnar Mulloy
Coral Gibis
AAU Juniot Fla
Marloy
OBrien Sets Pace In Buffalo Track Meet
Parry OBrien of Southern California starred at the Buffalo Firefighters association meet setting Niagara AAU marks with the 16 pound shot 58 feet 3 3 4 inches the 12 pound shot 69 feet 5 1 4 inches and the eight pound shot 33 feet 1 inch.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Parry O'Brien
Southern
California
Niagara Aau
Buffalo Fire-Fighters Association
Annual Bass Derby Declared Success For Boys Club
The Boys Club Bass Derby in San Lorenzo drew about 550 adults and 60 youngsters, with Joe Leonetti winning the top outboard prize and Peter Mitt ed taking the youth division top prize. Second and third places, plus radio and bicycle prizes, were awarded as the event nets around $200 after costs. Officials say the derby will become an annual affair and it boosted support for the Boys Club.
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Peters
Bill Powell
Joe Leonett
San Lorenzo
Lansing
Partiti- Lorenzo
Meda
Joe Leonetti
San Lat
Joe
San Lorenzo Plate
Ball Powell
Washington Manor
R. J. “Simon
Peter Mitted
Russell City
Anclere
Peter
Vrerzo
Gary — Rebistie
Jack Barnes
Gerald Connitt
Matt Jim‘enez
Peter de Bernardi
Herbert Crowle
Gerald Worthley
Fast Finish Ties Stewart For Open Win After Playoff
In Wethersfield Connecticut Tommy Bolt and Earl Stewart Jr meet in an 18 hole playoff for the winner’s share of the insurance city open. Bolt led after a 60 in round two but settles for even par 71 in final round while Stewart closes with 66 to force playoff. Stewart sinks a birdie on the final hole while Bolt misses from six inches for victory. Julius Boros finishes third at 273.
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Wethersfield
Stewart
Balt
Houston
Dallas
Sam Snead
Greensboro
N.C
End of Hayward Cup Low Flights Decide Championship
In a program with all flights decided except the top one, the championship match between Tony Perry and Joe McKaimney will determine the Hayward Cup winner. Defending champ Derry had a prior commitment, delaying the big finish. results list several winners including Larry Correa Warren McGee Al Byron Frank Correyra Ben Petrick and Bert Kunde.
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Tony Perry
Joe McKaimney
Hayward Course
Goez
Derry
Bob Campbell
Harvard
John Blasquex
Larry Correa
Warren McGee
al Byron
Frank Correyra
Ben Petricxa
Bert Kunde
Lige
Yes
Tony Berry
BOS Campbell
John Blasqueso
Bob Campell
Baumgardner Wins California Under 18 Tennis Final
Berkeley. Earl Baumgardner, top seed, rallied to beat third seed Dick Peters 2 6 1 6 1 6 2 in the boys under 18 singles final. Peters opened with power but Baumgardner captured the third and dominated to claim the title. Mimi Arnold of Redwood City defeated Mary Ann Mitchell of San Leandro 6 2 6 4 in the under 18 girls final.
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Berkeley, Jr
Earl Baumgardner
Dick Peters
California
Vadandat
Pesyeseny Peters
Baumgardner
Robbins Captures NCAA Golf Title After Late Rally
Robbins of Memphis State won the NCAA golf championship in Houston defeating Cecil Calhoun of LSU in 38 holes. Robbins overcame an early stumble, taking a four up lead by the 25th hole as Calhoun struggled, finishing with a four-up advantage on the 38th hole of the 36-hole final.
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Houston
Tex
Ins
Hillman
Robbins
Cecil Calhoun
Louis State University
Memphis State
LSU
Columbus. Ga
Crean
Tue Gues Getta Robbins
Braz Burn Country Clut
Calhoun
Softball Tonight Showdown at LAE Lasso Ways
LAE Lasso Ways hosts VE Maxeel House versus Lorenzo Manor in a softball night. Parks Recruiters v6 features Scot Ewetric at a $45 per month rate, highlighting event details and participants.
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Maxeel House
Lorenzo Manor
Parks
Scot Ewetric
Pacific Coast League race tightens after Sunday results
In a swing of close scores and errors the Seattle Rainiers swept a doubleheader, beating Hollywood 4-1 and 3-2 while Seals beat Padres 1-0 and lost 2-1. Oakland and Portland split a pair, and the Angels routed Sacramento with five first inning runs. Ed Wolfe suffered in the opener as Seattle relied on miscues and timely hits.
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SAN Prancisco
Eluas
Hollywood Stars
Seattle Rainiers
Seattle
Hollywood
SAN Diego Padres
San Francisco
Jeach
Seals
Oakland
Portland
Oans
Sever
Ed Wolfe
Suns
Dick Smith
Dale Long
Artie Wilson
Geng Bearcen
Tom Byrne
Red Mu
Elmer Singleton
Padres
Bob Kerrigan
Jone
Mike Bexes
Hal Elliott
Omer
Angels
Emil Pat
Sam Brown
Fred Richards
Brown
Jon Pydena
Charlie Suhanz
Mally
Sac
Home Run By Marshall Beats Beves In Oakland Series
Oakland Acorns win two of three in Portland series as Jim Marshall drives in all three runs in the opener with his 16th homer. Len Neal keys late rallies, while Artie Schaliock stars in Seattle advance plans. Portland defeats Oakland in other game, Robbe Frosli and Eddie Basinski contribute for the Bevos. Pittsburgh and New York schedule previews, weathered by scattered results across the league.
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Redlegs
Duke Snider
Bny
Baltimore
Kryhoski
Bob Chakales
Bob Turley
Joe Coleman
Gus Zernia
Valentine
Bucs
Thomas
Bud Podbielay
Johnny Heiki
Bob Law
Emeryville
Oakland Acorns
Artie Schaliock
Jaxer
Charlie Dressen
Bhone
Seattle
Queen City
Oaks
Portland
Oakland
Sam Chapman
Jim Marshall
Marshall
Dick Fiedler
Russ Rose
Fletcher Roode
Walt Judnich
Eddie Basinski
Len Neal
Jess Flores
Neal
Rose
J Glenn Elliott
Don Ferra
Robbe Frosli
Lafayette
Elliott
Art Caisti
Frankie J Austin
Bevo
Robbe
Oregonians
Met
Bill Hoswerton
Sitsburgh
New York
Chicago
Awwauker
Philadelpha Pasburgh
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Louis
Shirley McFeaters Wins Medal at Long Beach City Golf
Shirley McFeaters won medal honors at the Long Beach women's city golf tournament in California with a four under par score. She defeated Jackie from Honolulu by a slim margin after tying for medal honors in the regular portion of the event held Saturday.
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Lone Reach
Shirley Aeredress
Tone Beach Calif
Haz
Long Beach
No hitter but one run in Bakersfield doubleheader
Bakersfield’s Kuyler pitched the first no-hit effort in the California League season but failed to complete a shutout. Kniffen allowed one walk in seven innings as Bakersfield won 3-1 in the opener and 9-5 in the nightcap, Pettit reaching base on a walk, a passed ball, and a sacrifice fly by Howie Goss.
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Howie Goss
Pettit
Packer
Flag Races and MLB Results From Saturday
Summary of flag races with team wins and losses across San Diego Oakland Seattle Sacramento and others. notes on series standings and upcoming games for San Diego Oakland Seattle Sacramento Los Angeles and Portland. Includes American League team records and Saturday results Cleveland New York Chicago Detroit Washington Baltimore Philadelphia. No games scheduled for pitchers today.
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San Diego Oarland
Beale
Seattle
Sacramne NL
Loy Annelesy
Forti Sede Urday
Saku
Poriand
Fe Sea
Angeles
Gacrament
Hodywooe
Lox Argeier
Sacrament San Frangle
Ban
Diet Oskla
Portland
EN San Diego
Akland
Een
Hollywood
Sacranente
Los Angeles
Ted
Ah Seals
San Diego
Los Angels
Cleveland
Anington
Abe
Philadelphia
Bustan
York
Chigaga
Detroit
Washington
Baltimore
Phladelphia
New York
Chicago-Agion
Board rejects Indy bid for IL hockey franchise
The international Hockey league board of governors yesterday turned down Indianapolis’ bid for a league franchise. The season was discussed at the board’s annual meeting.
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Toledo
International Hockey League
Indianapolis
Alves Wins Main Event at Oakland Speedway Debut
Henry Alves nicknamed The Cowboy clinched his first main event victory at Oakland Speedway on a rainy night before a large crowd. Johnny Comet of Berkeley led late before engine trouble dropped him to second as Alves and Comet, among 19 starters, battled for the lead.
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Rusty O'Callaghan
Ashland
Henry
Cowboy
Alves
Oakland Speedway
ORWA
Berkeley
Johnny Comet
Comet
Hayward
Jimees
Johnny Comets
Jmount
Bullips
Comet Jimpech
Len Mendes Mper
Met
Alexander
San Lorenzo
Nim
Ned
Johnny _Comet
Floyd Busby
Jack Perrin
Toe’ Rosetto
Vallejo Speedway
Relettore
Wild Bill" Allen
Bob Chaves
Egein
Narain
Eee
Erdeen
Balaves JF
Bob Aberdeen
Rom Hayward
Jock Perrin
Sahey
Mel Alexander
Igram
Sen Lorenzo
GRA
Henry Alves
Deivers Land
Bill Allen
Ken Pace
Dick Atkins
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Corky Valentine
Cincinnati Redlegs
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Bob Lemon
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Wally Westlake
Whitey Ford
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Edward Pete Runnels
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San Lorenzo Boys Club
Matt Jimenez
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Peter de Bor
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Lou Gehrig
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Earl Combes
Joe Dugan
Tony Lazzari
Benny Bengough
Philadelphia Athletic
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Mickey Cochrane
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Bing Miller
Jimmy Dykes
Lefty Grove
Gashouse
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Godse Goslin
Charlie Gehringer
Bill Rogel
Jo Jo White
Doc Cramer
Schoalboy Rowe
Tommy Bridges
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Joe DiMagio
Joe Gordon
Red Rolfe
Phil Hisauto
Charlie Keller
Bill Dickey
Red Ruffing
Ted Williams
Rudy York
Johnny Pesky
Dom DiMaggio
Pinky Miggins
Bobby Doer
Drobny
Eckhoff
O'Brien
Bass Derby
Bolt
Joe Gonzales
Wayeen McGee d. Eli? Souza
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Dick Santos
Ben Petrick
Mantie Florence
Lloyd Dins
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Shirley McFeaters
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