Tribe Playing Hot Hand In AL
The Indians moved within one game of first place in the American League race as a seven game win streak, led by Latman and Allen with 133 records and 7 saves. Cleveland beat Washington 7 4 behind Latman relief, while Detroit and New York also won.
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Chuck Stobbs
Palmer Hebert Meet To Set Golf Target
US Open champion Arnold Palmer and PGA titlist Jay Hebert meet in 18 holes of medal play to establish a target score for National Golf Week. Golfers nationwide will try to match their net scores across rounds on courses of their choice to compete against the Palmer Hebert winner’s card.
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National Golf Fund Inc
Le 110 Lee Street sales contact
Readable text shows Wiley Le and Sales with phone EL 3-2503 at 110 Lee Street. Mention of a potential business listing or classified contact. No clear event or outcome. presents contact details for inquiries.
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Vacancies In U S Open Up For Grabs
The last 85 spots in the 150 man field for the U S Open golf championship open today with Samuel Snead among 32 pros and 16 amateurs seeking 11 berths at the Detroit sectionals. Final qualifiers join 21 exempt players for the June 15 to 17 event at Oakland Hills Birmingham Michigan.
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Gibson Posts L No Hit Job
The Cardinals beat the Giants 10-4 after leading by multiple innings in Decatur Little League. Gibson pitched a no hitter against the Indians, doubled for a run, and struck out 10 in a 2-1 Red Sox win over the Indians. Owens homered for the Giants in the earlier game.
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Summit wins by forfeit over C S of Hartselle
Summit advances after C&S of Hartselle forfeits weekend game. Summit to face Oak Grove next in league action this Saturday. Womens Golf Association met at Decatur Country Club last Friday and planned the June Invitational, with about 130 entries last year and expected again. Association to operate course concessions during the Mens Invitational June 9-11. In Monday action, American Legion Post 15 beat Athens Post 49 11-7, their third straight win. Don Lewis hit a homer, Tommy Smith a triple, Jimmy Mitchell earned the win pitching.
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Vols Use Twin Bill Streak To Hold Fifth In Southern Loop
Nashville Vols sweep Mobile in doubleheaders to stay in fifth place at 11-3 over seven twin bills. Atlanta and Shreveport win to threaten, Macon and Birmingham also win. Ed Dick and Whammy Douglas star in relief while Jerry Davis and Jim Dunn pace Nashville’s offense.
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White Sox sale offer may be withdrawn amid indecision
Chicago agents hold 4.8 million bid for controlling White Sox. Bill Veeck Hank Greenberg and A C Allyn Jr delay decision after Bernard Epton syndicate hints at withdrawal. Epton press conference looms as cash backing remains in doubt.
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Braves End Dodgers Lead As Law Wins First Since May
The Pirates moved within two and a half games of first after Vern Law earned his first win in over a month, leading Pittsburgh to a 5-2 victory over the Dodgers. Cincinnati topped Milwaukee 5-3 to reclaim first, while St Louis beat Chicago and Philadelphia edged San Francisco.
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Archie Moore Eyes Ad Lib Tactics In Title Bout
Arch Moore says he is ready for any style Giulio Rinaldi uses in their New York title bout. The 44 year old, listed 47 by his mother, vows to ad lib and outdo Rinaldi’s plan to push, offbalance, and avoid Moore’s right. Rinaldi aims to pressure and crowd, and Moore claims full preparation for all tactics despite prior Italy bout results.
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Pancho Herrera Delivers Three Run Shot in Third
Pancho Herrera hit a three run homer in the third inning as Mike Mc Cormick took the loss, dropping to 5-5 after a third straight defeat.
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Ambiguous Remarks On Leadership and Domination
An archival quote features Archie pledging to be in charge at all times with a vague plan for victory. The dialogue emphasizes domination over an unnamed counterpart and a noncommittal approach to how control will be achieved, reflecting a boastful mindset.
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Yukon River Rises Across Canada But Mostly in Alaska
The Yukon river originates in Canada and its two thirds of the river’s movable course traverses Alaska state. The note highlights the river’s cross border path and regional significance for Alaska.
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Post 15 hosts Falkville Wednesday night game
West Town Field welcomes Post 15 for a 7 p.m. baseball matchup against Falkville Wednesday. Local fans expect an competitive evening as both teams seek a win.
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