Tigers nip Twins as Osborne homers to seal win
Detroit reliever Larry Osborne delivered an emergency clutch shot, homering in the eighth inning to lift the Tigers to a 2-1 win over the Minnesota Twins. Osborne’s blast, landing in the upper center field bleachers 400 feet from home, supported a strong effort that left Jim Bunning with a narrow victory over Camilo Pascual in a tight pitching duel.
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Larry Osborne
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Conley Shines as Sox Top Orioles 2-1 on 4-Hit Effort
Boston edged Baltimore 2-1 as Gene Conley pitched four hit ball through eight, with Chuck Schilling delivering a go ahead liner in the seventh. Vic Wertz pinch hit to tie, and Conley aided his cause with a key single setting up the winning run.
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Angels Edge Indians On Sadowski 12th-Inning homer
Ed Sadowski hit a go ahead homer to start the 12th inning lifting Los Angeles to a 6-5 win over Cleveland. Don Dillard tied it with a leadoff solo shot in the eighth as both clubs traded leads, including a first inning Angels run eased by a De La Hoz error. George Thomas and Lea connected for homers for Los Angeles, with Thomas adding his 10th.
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Krausse Falls as Senators Triumph 7-1
Lew Krausse took his fifth consecutive loss for the Kansas City Athletics as Washington Senators pitcher Dick Donovan earned his fifth win. Krausse lasted three innings, allowing five hits and six runs while Donovan silenced KC for six innings after a rough second frame. The A’s jumped to a 1-0 lead in the second on a double by Norm Sievera, but Washington answered with a three-run third and another string of runs in the seventh to seal a 7-1 victory.
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Mrs Cocke Wins Linville Invitational Golf Title
Agnes Cocke of Wilmington captured the Linville Invitational Women’s Golf title, defeating Pam Barnett of Charlotte 7 and 6 in the 49th annual Linville Golf Course final. Cocke led from the first hole, widening her advantage as Barnett faltered with early pars, ending Barnett’s challenge.
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Yankees Rally Past White Sox In 10th To Stay Lead
Clete Boyer doubled and Kubek singled in the 10th inning to lift New York over Chicago 9-8. The win keeps the Yankees 3. percent ahead in the American League over Detroit as 37,730 fans watched at Comiskey Park. Ruth homered earlier but failed to reach 35 total for the season.
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USGA Jr Tournament Qualifier Set for Salisbury
A field of 15 NC and SC junior golfers will play an 18 hole zone qualifier at the Country Club of Salisbury next Tuesday to earn a spot in the national junior tournament. The qualifier feeds the August 25 event at Cornell University in Ithaca NY. Readable names include McFadden Riggs Seward Moore Moser Bethea Brown Adams Hall Bivens Thomas Arnold Kallman Chambers Whitmire.
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Lexington
Harry Bivens
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Greenville
Biltmore Forest Tourney Slated for Ladies Invitational
More than 100 golfers including at least 25 low handicappers enter the five day Biltmore Forest Country Club Ladies Invitational in Asheville NC opening Tuesday. State champions from North Carolina South Carolina and Tennessee join a Jacksonville FL contingent and a strong Asheville field. Defending champion Marge Burns of Greensboro and Judy Eller will not compete.
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Ellis Gets Pilot's Nod As Starter
Knoxville manager Frank Carswell picks Sammy Ellis to start for Columbia in the South Atlantic League All-Star game against Greensboro Asheville. Ellis, with a fastball, jumped from Mississippi State to a 5-0 mark in the league, and Reds reportedly paid $50,000 for him. Teammates Klaus Acosta Cardo Queen Nerves Velaquez Ner ney McNerney are listed among the probable lineup and Saffell invited as All-Star coach.
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Teo Acosta
Greenville
Mel Cardo
Jess Queen
Portsmouth
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Charleston
Tom Saffell
Jacksonville
Senators Bake Rally as Green Throws to OConnell
In a home stretch moment catcher Gene Green of the Senators fired a throw to OConnell after Lew Krausse started a rally with a grounder to first. Kansas City coach Jo Jo White watched from the dugout as the play unfolded.
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