Qualifying In CC Meet Opens At Decatur Club
Golfers descended on the Decatur Country Club 18 hole course for qualifying rounds as the second annual invitational began. About 50 entered by Thursday with more expected. low Thursday score was 80 by Rex Rankin.
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Umpires Roasted In Tense Indians Tigers Game
Cleveland and Detroit battled for first with heated umpire controversy in the nightcap at Tiger Stadium. A late challenge sparked 15 minutes of protests as Hale was ruled out after a disputed play, with Dykes and Scheffing arguing from the dugouts. The doubleheader split, Cleveland winning 14 to 1 and Detroit 2 to 1.
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Tigers, Tribe Split Games In Tight AL Showdown
In a dandy duel for the league lead, Cleveland won 1-0 as Frank Funk provided two innings of one-hit relief to beat Detroit. Lary won the nightcap for the Tigers 2-1, denying a Cleveland protest in a tense doubleheader opener.
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Danny Murtaugh Forecasts A Six Club NL Race
LOS ANGELES AP Danny Murtaugh predicted a six club race in the National League this season and now sees the race tightening. His Pirates overtook the Dodgers with a 4-2 win as Bob Skinner and Bill Mazeroski hit two run homers leading the charge.
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Bird Dogs Chase Big Names in Pro Baseball Scouting
Baseball scouts are active nationwide chasing high school talents as major leagues expand. Clubs have already paid record sums, including $125,000 for Lew Krausse and over $100,000 for Jake Gibbs, with several others nearing or surpassing $200,000 for top teens.
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Dodgers Roll Over Cardinals as Roberts Brilliant
The Dodgers plated eight runs on nine hits behind Roberts seven strikeouts in a complete outing to beat the Cardinals 8 0 McClendon fanned seven in a losing effort. Terry belted two homers driving in five as the Dodgers capped a strong win Thursday.
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Cubs and Phillies players may all have breakout year
In a rebuilding phase, analysts caution against counting out any players from the Cubs or Phillies who could collectively deliver a strong season.
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Hagge Opens Round-Robin Lead In New Rochelle
Marlene Bauer Hagge tops the second round of the five round Women's Round-Robin at Wykagyl Country Club with a plus 26 and a 13 point margin. Kathy Cornelius trails in second with plus 13 as 16 players vie across 6,293 yards and a par 72 course.
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Boston Beats Los Angeles in Six Run Thronged Rainy Game
The Associated Press reports Boston defeated Los Angeles 64 to 54 as rain halted action in the second inning. Weather forced a late end with Boston holding a comfortable lead.
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Indians Stop Redlegs 1-0 In Pony League
The Indians defeated the Redlegs 1-0 Thursday in Pony League as Mike Callahan earned his third win of the season. Each team had three hits, Callahan struck out nine, and Westmoreland took the loss despite allowing three hits and fanning 14. Wallace had a lone Indian double and Ryan added two Redlegs singles. In the other game the White Sox beat the Orioles 11-3 as Percy Phillips pitched six hits and nine strikeouts. Glen Springer had a single and a double for the White Sox.
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Anderson Equipment blanks Pet Milk 6 0 in Colt League opener
Anderson Office Equipment wins 6 0 over Pet Milk with two hits each. Culver credited with the win, Billy Oliver the loss. Six Pet walks, three errors, one hit batter. Tonight at West Town Elks Club Trinity Stone at 7. In Girls Softball Nursery yard tops Baugh Wiley Smith 12 8. Dorothy Kirby homers for Nursery and Dianne Wallace collects three hits. Fay Smith and others produce for Baugh Wiley Smith. Birmingham Barons shift rosters adding Dick Egan to reach 20 players. Jim Brady and Phil Kliewer moved to Knoxville after Ken Moursend’s recent addition.
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Macon Belts Trays Again In Southern Loop Clash
Macon crushed Little Rock 10 3 in a five game set as Jerry Snyder’s Peaches surge with seven wins in 11 since the manager change. Gabler led with a three run homer to push his 13th and 12 RBIs of the series as Brockell and Stump supported timely hits. Boozer and Neiger spun strong for Chattanooga while Atlanta fell to third as Shreveport and Birmingham split.
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