Harvey Wins One-Day Carolina Golf Tourney in Greensboro
In Greensboro Bill Harvey of Sedgefield Country Club won the 15th Carolina Golf Association one day event at Greensboro Country Club with a 70 one under par. He led a field of 60 plus golfers, with Fred Sappenfield and Larry Lance tied for second at 73. The tourney drew members from 11 cities and a fall event was scheduled for September at Sedgefield.
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Yankees crush Tigers to take 13th win in 16
The New York Yankees beat the Detroit Tigers 10-4 to pull within a half game of first place. Tommy Byrne earned his 11th win as Hal Newhouser struggled, while Joe DiMaggio and Bobby Doerr provided key hits. In Cleveland, the Indians won an 8-3 decision over Washington to narrow the gap behind Detroit.
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Red Sox Beat Browns 11-2 Behind McDermott Nine Inning Start
Maury McDermott pitched nine innings for Boston earning an 11-2 victory over the St. Louis Browns. He allowed eight hits and seven walks to improve to 6-1. Boston totaled 14 hits off three Brownie pitchers.
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White Sox Rout A’s 6 1 Behind Philley Masi Homers
Philadelphia crowds saw the Athletics fall 6 1 to Chicago as Dave Philley hit his tenth homer of the year and Phil Masi added his fifth. Billy Pierce limiting Philadelphia to four hits, the Sox broke the game open with a five run fifth including Philley and Masi homers after Elmer Vale doubled and Ferris Fain scored on a fly ball.
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Four bases on balls and error cushion Cleveland win
Washington notes a arrival of four walks, an error, and two Cleveland hits in a game summary hinting at a decisive inning. The text records event details but lacks names or final scores.
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Boston Defeats St Louis in Tight 4 2 Ball Game
Goodman and Doerr homered for Boston while DiMaggio and Dropo contributed. McDermott pitched six innings to earn the win as Starr took the loss. St. Louis, held to two runs, stranded runners in multiple innings.
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Grasso lifts Grays to win in late ninth for Cleveland
Cleveland climbs to 5 to 3 over Washington as Zoldak wins in relief. Wynn Doby and Vernon lead with two hits apiece and Doby adds a triple. Harris walks and Harris earns three in a tense ninth inning rally.
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Hedgecock Stars In Boston Win and Rangers Triumph
Hedgecock pitched and hit Boston to a 3 2 win over Browndale as Hedgecock drove in two with a two run double and Boston moved into second place in Tri-County league. Thomasville Rangers defeated Gladesboro 10 4 behind Lefty Bill Teague who allowed eight hits and added a double and single. Northwood beat Groomtown 19 8 with Craven four for six.
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All-Star Ducats Go On Sale In Greensboro
Tickets for the North Carolina high school all star football and basketball games go on sale in Greensboro with mail orders for preferred seats. Football seats are reserved for August 9 at Greens boro High School Stadium while basketball at Elon College gym is general admission on August 11.
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Yankees move Porterfield from DL to KC farm club
The New York Yankees activated pitcher Bob Porterfield from the disabled list and optioned him to Kansas City, their American Association farm team. Porterfield, who fractured his jaw on June 9 when hit by a Paul Calvert pitch, will report to Toledo tomorrow.
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