Ingalls Hosts Cullman In Thursday Baseball Clash
Ingalls Shipbuilders meet the Cullman Bearcats at Ingalls baseball field Thursday at four in a rematch after Cullman won the earlier meeting. Manager Clark plans to use Coy Halbrooks or Junior Wallace on the mound. Lineups are not confirmed due to several Ingalls players serving with the National Guard at Fort Benning.
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Callahan and Teal pace 11-1 V FW win in five innings
Callahan doubled home the first run and Teal tripled to drive in Calla ig as V FW led 11-0. Murphy and McElroy drew walks for Tip-Top’s lone fourth inning run, with Parks and Murphy scoring on a baserunner play. Final score 11-1 after five innings. line scores show Darleen and John White games and Tip-Top scoring details.
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Barons and Chicks Split Doubleheader in Birmingham
Memphis and Nashville gain ground as the Barons win the opener 3-2 and the Chicks take the nightcap 6-5. Nashville and Mobile win solo games to tighten the standings. Rizzo and Hart lead a 7-6 Mobile win with five RBIs apiece.
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Guldahl Leads All American Tourney After 64 Round
Ralph Guldahl shot a 64 to take a two stroke lead in the All American golf tournament in Chicago. Dick Metz trailed by two with 66, while Chandler Harper and Elmer Reed shot 67s. Babe Didrikson Zaharias led the women’s open with four under par.
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United States Dominates Diving and Sprints at Olympics
United States drivers led by Dr. Sammy Lee and Bruce Harlan in diving and three 110 meter hurdlers into finals. Craig Dixon and Bill Porter posted strong 110 heats while javelin qualifiers Martin Biles Steve Seymour and Bob Likins prepared for finals.
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S E Linescores From Anniston and Vicksburg Baseball
Readable box scores show Anniston losing to Vicksburg 4 0 0 with runs in late frames while Pensacola shuts out Scherzer’s team 3 0 0. Montgomery defeats Meridian 7 runs to 6 with late rally. Key pitchers include Rich Sierotko Gastand and Mormino Selma for Anniston and Bruke Lagomarsino for opponents.
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Major League Leaders Baseball National and American Leagues
National League leaders Musial St Louis leads in batting with .390 and runs with 87 while Kiner Pittsburgh tops home runs at 28. Ennis Philadelphia has most doubles at 29 and Hopp Pittsburgh leads triples with 10. American League batting high is Williams Boston at .385 with Boudreau Cleveland 122 RBIs and Evers Detroit 119 runs. Keltner Cleveland leads home runs and Feller Cleveland tops strikeouts. Brecheen St. Louis leads pitcher win percentage at .735 and Kramer Boston 13-3 leads wins.
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Tommy Ryan Dies in California at 78
The former welterweight and middleweight world champion Tommy Ryan died of a heart ailment in Van Nuys California. He was 78 and survived by his wife Anna. Born Joseph Youngs Jr in 1870 in Redwood New York his boxing career spanned midwest circuits and featured a 76 round knockout of Danny Needham in 1891 and a long period as top welter and middleweight contender. He held and claimed titles in the 1890s including the welterweight crown in 1894 and the middleweight crown by acclamation in 1897 after Fitzsimmons moved up.
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Mickie Gallagher Leads in Tourney
Lincoln Nebraska August 4 A merry scramble looms for the 64 match play spots in the National Junior Amateur golf tournament Eighteen year old Mickie Gallagher of Augusta Ga the only 1 of 160 shooters to break par 72 for the Lincoln Country Club course opening 18 holes He posted 34 37 71 to lead by 1 stroke over Don Finsterwald Bob Meek and Billy Hooper Finsterwald would have tied the lead had a penalty stroke not been incurred for stepping on his ball on the 12th hole
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Guntersville Boat Races Offer Run-About and Hydroplane Show
Water speedsters from Alabama and nearby states race on Guntersville Lake for 1000 dollars in an annual two day event. Run-abouts join hydroplanes with several noted pilots from Montgomery Panama City Atlanta and Chattanooga among entrants. A cruiser parade water ski and aquaplane contests plus a 90 mph airplane water ski act headline Saturdays activities.
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Cleveland In First Again In Unsettled pennant race
The four leading teams Cleveland New York Boston Philadelphia are within .006 of each other at two thirds of the season. Cleveland beat Washington 5 3 as Philadelphia slipped to fourth with a 2 1 extra inning win by Chicago over the Athletics.
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Regional Baseball Standings and Rescheduled Games Summary
Regional leagues report scores from Southern Association to Georgia State League with many games completed. Key results include Birmingham over Memphis 5 to 3, Atlanta 2 over Little Rock 0 with Toronto and Montreal in other matchups, and Albany winning 3 to 2 in the Eastern League. Multiple games postponed by rain.
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Cordele Drops Sixth Of Seven As Moultrie Prevails
The Cordele Indians lost 3 1 to the Moultrie Athletics while rained out games paused the Georgia Florida League schedule. Carey pitched effectively for Moultrie, giving up seven hits and one run. Albany won 7 1 over the Americas Phillies after scoring 12 hits.
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Cards top Phillies as Kerce wins with seven hits allowed
Kerce pitched well for the Cardinals in a seven run victory over the Phillies. The Cards benefited from a five run sixth inning while Valdosta and Waycross push their league leading win totals. Valdosta has won 13 of 16, and Waycross eight of 13, with Thomasville dropping to 13 losses and five wins.
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