Orioles Open Big Bid With Shutouts by New Pitchers
Four new Baltimore pitchers tag teamed to a record scoreless streak as the Orioles won five of ten, with Moore winning fourth in nine decisions. Jim Busby drove in the first run while Brown Lees and Connie Johnson plus Ray Moore anchored the shutout run. The Indians, Yankees, White Sox and Giants also won, tightening AL and NL races.
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Associated Press
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Skinny) Brown
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Final rounds begin for Garden City softball league
Garden City softball association starts its fourth and final round Monday at Finnup Park with 30 games across men’s and girls’ leagues. Mayo faces Fansler in the opener. Douglass meets Southwest Carpet in the 9:15 p.m. men’s curtain raiser, as out-of-town teams may fill July 19 and 23 dates.
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Pitcher Bounces Back to Win Despite Knockdown
A Minneapolis pitcher, Pete Burnside, rebounded after being knocked to the ground Friday night and recovered to secure his fifth victory without a loss this season. The Associated Press reports a sharp tie game turning moment as Burnside settled in for the win.
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Associated Press
Minneapolis
Pete Burn
Ford Frick blocks Cincinnati All Stars pull
Syracuse tips Lakin Oilers 4 2 in a tight game as Ford Frick vetoes selection of Cincinnati players to the All Star lineup. Leroy Arnold defeats the Syracuse pitcher Herbel in a three hit effort, while Cincinnati votes flood in.
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ED Corrigan
New York
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Lakin Oilers
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Lakin
Cincinnati Times-Star
Obstacles Face Houston Golfer in NCAA Title Quest
Rex Baxter Jr of Houston University, a U.S. Walker Cup selection and NCAA finalist, faces a 36 hole title match at the 60th annual championships. The Houston senior, 21, confronts his third try while the Broadmoor course at Colorado Springs tests greens and trench fairways as the NCAA title pursues a clear winner.
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GoLokano Springs
Colo, i
Rex Baxter Jr
Houston University
Amarillo
Tex
Indians Lead Racquet League with 5-0 Record
The Indians swept the Scotties in two matches at the Firls tennis club to claim a commanding Racqueteer League lead. They won 6-2 6-1 on Wednesday and followed with a 6-0 6-2 victory yesterday morning.
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Head Work Makes Alice Big Threat In Open Golf
Mamaroneck New York Alice Bauer leads the National Women's Open after a 36 hole 145 at Winged Foot Golf Club with a three stroke edge over rivals. Marlene Bauer Hagge, prominent money winner, trails eight strokes after an 81 in the first round. Freshmen team wins boost standings as league play opens.
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Ageless Enos Wrecks Kaycee, NY Dumps Cards
The 41-year-old Enos Slaughter delivered a pinch single off Hank Bauer to beat the Yankees. The Giants routed the Cardinals 4-1 in St. Louis, ending the Cardinals eight game lead in the NL race.
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Yanks
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Irv Noren
Lopez
Minor League Scores Across Circuits
American Association results Wichita beat Charleston 7 2 Denver defeated St Paul 10 2 Minneapolis won 3 1 over Omaha Louisville at Indianapolis postponed Southern Association Nashville toppled Memphis 10 6 Mobile 1 other games postponed Texas League Shreveport 5 8 Austin 1 2 second game 13 innings Dallas 5 Tulsa 6 12 inning curfew Amarillo 3 5 Colorado Springs Puebla 6 Albuquerque 0 Western League Sioux City 8 2 Topeka 4 1 Amarillo 3 5 Colorado Springs Uncola 7 Des Moines 8
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Western Open Golf Meet Is Wide Open
Detroit reports the Western Open at mid tournament with 33 players under par and a crowded leaderboard. Billy Maxwell of Odessa Texas and Gene Littler of Singing Hills California pace at six under par 136 while Sam Snead sits near the cut line after a 69 following a 75.
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Detroit
Billy Maxwell
Odessa
Tex
Gene Littler
Singing Hills
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Maxwell
Littler
Sam Snead
Snead
Basilio vows comeback against Robinson for middleweight title
Basilio, defeated by Sugar Ray Robinson, vows to rebound in September as he targets Robinson for the middleweight crown. The Canastota native predicts a knockout and confirms tentative dates of September 16-17 at the Polo Grounds or September 23-24 at Yankee Stadium set by James Norris of the International Boxing Club.
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Ray Robinson
Carmen Basilio
Sugar Ray
Canastota
N. Y
Robinson
Basilio
James Norris
International Boxing Club
Polo Grounds
Yankee Stadium
Western League Race Tightening Headlines
The Western League pennant race tightened Friday as the Topeka Hawks lost a doubleheader for their fourth straight defeat. Sioux City whipped the Hawks 84 to 21. Amarillo moved to within 3 4 games of Topeka by beating Colorado Springs 3-1 and 5-3. Pueblo blanked Albuquerque 5-0 and Lincoln beat Des Moines 7-4. Rudy Hernandez held the Hawks to two hits in game two. Art Burnett, Bob Rikard and Frank Rice homered for Sioux City in the opener.
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Associated Press
Topeka Hawks
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Hawks
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Albuquerque
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Des Moines
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Art Burnett
Bob Rikard
Frank Rice
Soos
Ted Kluszewski Tops Cincinnati Hit Leaders
Ted Kluszewski has paced Cincinnati in hitting in seven of the last eight seasons. He has a lifetime .303 mark.
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Ted Kluszewski
Cincinnati
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