Minneapolis Falls to Louisville in Third Straight Loss
The Millers dropped their third straight game at Louisville 84 as St Paul beat Indianapolis 8 1 0. Dallas held off Omaha 5 3 to stay atop the West standings. Denver edged Charleston 10 in a one run affair, while Houston defeated Fort Worth 3 2. Ted Kazanski hit a three run homer for Louisville in the late frame, and Earl Robinson homered twice for St Paul.
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Indianapolis
American Assn
Millers
Louisvile
St. Paul
Indianapolis A
Paul
Dallas
Garmer
Conquess
Omaha
Denver
Charleston
Houston
Fort Worth
Louisville
Bunneapalis
Colonels
Ted Kazanski
Nurler
Don Nottabart
Indians
Earl Robinson
Jim Koratda
Larry Sherry
Kal Segrist
Jack Caro
Seerin
Jienver
Senators
Bears
Aman
Jim Stump
Donnelly
Ing Hurler
Stump
Rubo
Walker
Butts
al Lary
Tom Poholsky
Mel Wright
Cals
Lane Ortiz Fight for Old Jr Welter Title Revival
The old junior welterweight title, inactive since 1945, returns in a Friday match at Madison Square Garden between Kenny Lane of Muskegon Michigan and Carlos Ortiz a Puerto Rican born New Yorker. Lane and Ortiz both fought since their last meeting with Lane beating Johnny Busso in six rounds in Hollywood and Ortiz stopping Tennis Matthews in Philadelphia. their bout will headline a card including a Hart-Logart welterweight clash and a radio televised Lane Ortiz bout on NBC.
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Medisonquare Garden
Kenny Satie
Muskegon
Mich
Carlos Ortiz
Tippy Larkin
Willia Joyce
Lane
Hollywood
Calif
Ortiz
Matthews
Philadelphia
Joe Brown
Chicago Starlum
Sugar Mart
Isaac Logart
Cubs
Hart
Welter Challenee
National Boxing Aan
Hing
Hag
Roy Harris
Cutani Shoat
Tex
Houston
Charley Powell
San Diego
Floyd Patterson
Harris
ABC
Tane-Ortiz
NBC Radio-Tv
Young Pro Wins Eastern Tourney
Dave Magann, 21, of Florida Kiend won his first professional golf tournament on the Eastern circuit with a birdie three from the end, finishing 273 after 72 holes. Gene Littler, 28, California, forced a tight finish with a last birdie but ended one stroke back at 274.
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Baltimore
Dave Magan
Florida
Calif
Dircht
Featherweight boxing results from multiple venues
The Associated Press report lists featherweight bouts with Nelson Estrada of Venezuela knocking out Hector Hicks of Panama in Hollywood California. Paulie Armstead in Los Angeles out pointed Ray Rojas in Fort Worth Texas. Gomeo Brenjfar stopped Hos Sheppard in Miami.
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Associated Press
Maracabo
Nelson Estrada
Venezuela
Hector Hicks
Panama
Hollywood
Calif
Paulie Armstead
Ais
Los Angeles
Ray Rojas
Ft. Worth
Tex
Bimini
Bahamas
Gomeo Brenjfar
Miami
Hos. Sheppard
C State Plays Fresno State in NCAA Tourney
Connecticut District 1 enters the NCAA Baseball Tournament in Omaha with the best record among eight finalists. Western Michigan and Oklahoma State open play, others join in a tripleheader Saturday with Connecticut facing Penn State and Arizona State encountering Clemson as part of the district finals lineup.
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Associated Press
Connectticut
Omaha
Neb
Ueonna
Clemson
Florida
State
Gastonia
N.C
Fresno Blato
Washington
Seattle
Western Michigan
Oklahoma State
Connecticut
Penn Strate
Artzonaut
Colorado State College
Fresno State
Chicago at Washington on Tuesday NBA schedule
National League and American League results mix as Chicago, Boston, Baltimore and New York show varying scores. Tuesday and Sunday results highlight Chicago at Washington and other matchups with key wins and losses across the leagues.
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Associated Press
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Washington
Boston
Cleveland
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Detroit
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Pat
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San Francisco
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Cincinnati
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Tag Angeles
San Evaneleco
San Francisca
Chicage
Yankees overpower Indians in second game of doubleheader
New York pounced on Cal McLish for four runs in the second inning and went on to defeat Cleveland 4 3 in the second game of Sunday's doubleheader. The Indians won the opener 8 4 to snap a seven game slide. McLish lasted only 12 3 innings. Maas started for the Yankees but was chased in the seventh. Yogi Berra hit a homer and Grady Hamner added a two run shot as New York built a big lead in the second inning. The opener saw Don Larsen win his sixth against three losses with a six hit effort.
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Cleveland
New York Yankees
Cal McLish
Cleveland Indians
Indians
McLish
Yankees
Duke Maas
Ryne Duree
Maas
Alice
Yogi Betra
Granny Hamner
Marv
Threneberry
Don Tarsen
New York
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Duren
Coules
Bronstad
Howard
Scare
Nixes
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Lopez
Slaughter
Francona
Tren
Berra
Grant
Garcia
Terry
Cleotte
Fitz- Gerald
W—Mase
Hish
Theoneherry
Cincinnati
Orlando Pens
Buriefly
San Francisco
Giants
Jack Sanford
Pena
Dusty Rhodes
Bob Speake
Orlando Cepeda
Cepeda
Jone
Reds
Sanford
Lendrith
Lawrence
Jeffcoat
Acker
Bailey
W—Sanford
Lo — Lawrence
Spencer
Lynch
McCormick
Worthington
Shipley
Schmidt
McCardell
Datler
W. Pena
L—Mccormick
Area Baseball Schedule Dispatches
Area baseball schedule lists Monday non league game Eaton at Greeley Elks at 8 p m. The outing involves American Legion B teams as the area camps schedule additional games later in the week.
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American Legion
Eaton
Greeley Elks
Orioles beat A’s 3 0 as Wilhelm earns ninth straight win
Hoyt Wilhelm pitched a 3-0 shutout for Baltimore, lowering his AL best ERA to 0.989. Billy Klaus drove in the first run with a fourth inning single scoring Bob Hale. Gus Triandos added insurance with his 13th homer in the sixth. The Athletics loaded the bases in the eighth but Wilhelm escaped.
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Hoyt Wilhelm
Baltimore
Kansas’ City Athletics
Wilhelm
Vout
Billy Klaus
Bob Hale
Dou
Gus ‘Iriandos
al Pilarcili
Athletics
Zeke Tolla
Joe Demaestri
Bill Tuttle
Whitey Terzog
Wilehim
Triandos
Herbert
Meyer
House
Wo Wilhelm
L—Herbert
Tigers Edge Nats in Detroit as Yost homers twice
Eddie Yost belted two home runs driving in three as Detroit topped Washington 6-4 to complete a three game sweep. Charlie Maxwell also homered, Roy Sievers and Jim Lemon connected for the Senators. Don Mossi failed to hold the early lead, backup arms finished the game for Detroit.
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Eddie Yost
Washington
Senators
Yost
Charlie Maxtyell
Tune
Roy Siavers
Jim Lemon
Sicvers
Bis
Don Mossi
Hamas
Stobbs
Romanosky
Porter
Courtney Sai
Sox and White Sox split doubleheader in Chicago
Boston Red Sox beat Chicago White Sox 4-2 in the nightcap after the pale team won the opener 9-4. Frank Sullivan pitched the Red Sox to victory in the ninth, aided by Jensen and Aalzone early. The split tightens the American League standings with Baltimore chasing Chicago.
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Towering
Frank Sullivan
Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
Baltian
Kansas City
Sullivan
Billy Pierca
Jackie Jensen
Frank Aalzone
Boston
Gerry Gelper
Scipte
Sammy White
Mith
Inings
Jim Rivera
Jim Landis
Norm Cas
Deleck Moest
Wall
Bausmann
Daley
Dona Btaley
Lallar
W—Donvan
L—Deleck
Kiely
Fornieles
Pierce
Jarman
Lown
Romana
Braves Rally Past Dodgers Ending Losing Streak
Milwaukee Braves explode for a seven run seventh inning to beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 8-2 in the finale of a three game set. Bob Buhl allows four hits in a four inning start and picks up the win. Bill Bruton collects four hits while Andy Pafko blades a pivotal pinch double as Don Drysdale struggles. Hodges and Demeter homer for the Dodgers.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Braves
Sonda
Los Angeles Dodgers
Bob Buhl
Braves
Don Drysdale
Drysdale
Cincinnati
Bill Bruton
Andy Patko
Dodgers
Gil Hodges
Don Demeter
Hodges
Oh Deyadale
Sans Angeles
McDevitt
Fowler
Kilopstein
Roseboro
Thubb
Crandall
L—Crystale
Los Angeles
Rodges
Demeter
Phillies and Cardinals Split A Pair In Spring PhillyRomps Then Cards Rally
Philadelphia and St Louis split a doubleheader with the Phillies winning 11-4 in game one and the Cardinals taking the nightcap 2-0. Vinegar Mizell pitched well in game two as Ton Cardwell fought injuries amid a brawl after a brushback pitch. Gene Freese and Gene Oliver homered for the Phillies and Cardinals respectively, with Jablonski driving in a run for St Louis.
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Philadelphia Phillies
St. Louis Cardinals
Phils
Cards
Beni Mizell
Ton Cardwell
St. Louis
Ging Cimoli
Cardwell
Cimali
Joe Cunningham
Ray Jablonski
Sparky Anderson
Gene Oliver
Jablonski
Mizell
Jablonsk
Garde
Coo OA
Phile
Brosnan
Blaylock
Broglie
Grissom
H. Smith
Gomer
Semproch
Meyer
Phillips
Katt
Meyper
Robinson
Simmons
Thomas
W—Mizel
Betsy Rawls Breaks Round Robin Jinx in Open Play
Betsy Rawls of Spartanburg South Carolina overcame a Round Robin hurdle to win a first event in the Minneapolis Open at Summit New Jersey. She totaled plus 62 for the round and boosted her earnings to forty dollars in this week’s tournament.
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Summit
N. J
Betsy Rawls
Spartanburg
Pitchers Shine As Legion Elks Beat Scottsbluff Twice
Greeley Legion Elks blanked Scottsbluff in a doubleheader at Forbes Field. Dwight Stears and Manuel Ortiz combined for a 2-hitter in game one as Krause homered for the visitors. Jack Capp pitched the nightcap shutout innings, allowing only a single in the sixth.
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Legion-Elks
Scottsbluff
Greeley Legion-Fiks
Neb
Forbes Field
Dwight Stears
Manuel Ortiz
Elks
Tatty
Wayne Dennes
Jack Capp
Ch Ken
Krause
Tuo
Steele
Nick Roberts
Ortiz
Aluck
Devies
Greeley
Norm Walters
Capp
Cubs Sweep Pirates in doubleheader and series finale
Chicago Cubs rely on strong relief work by Bill Henry and Elston Singleton to defeat the Pittsburgh Pirates 4-2 and 1-0, sweeping the four game set. Harvey Haddix and Rod Friend each took losses as John Buzhardt and Singleton earned the wins.
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Pittsburgh
Bill Henry
Dan Elston
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Harvey
Haddix
Rod Friend
Friend
John Buzhardt
Elmer Singleton
Fach
Henry
Tan
Buzhardt
Pirates
Ted Kiunxewekl
Cubs
Black Hill Wins Belmont Stake Upset at Belmont Park
In New York, Black Hills upsets Royal Orbit and Sword Dancer to win the Belmont Stakes pacing a crowded field. Royal Orbit, victorious in the Preakness, settles for third as Bagdad seizes second, with Sword Dancer faded down the stretch. Salture Salute Day’s Peter Pan Handicap also emphasizes the shifting balance among 3 year olds at Belmont Park.
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New York
Royal Orbit
Sword Dancer
Black Hills
Belmont Park
Halina Braun
Howard B. Kerk
Bagdad
California
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