Yankees Blank Indians As Reynolds Notches Ninth Straight Complete
Joe Reichler reports relays that White Sox and Red Sox victories shake standings as Yankees ace Whitey Reynolds blanks the Indians 2-0 for his ninth consecutive complete game and fifth straight win improving his season ERA to 1.35 while Boston overtakes Chicago for first place.
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Rex Barney
Don Black
Bill McCahan
Ed Head
Dick Fowler
Ewell Blackwell
Cliff Chambers
Reynolds
New York Yankee
Cleveland Indians
Redskins
Indians
Boston Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
Sal Maglie
New York Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
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Eddie Joost
Gus Zernial
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Senators
Mickey Vernon
Frank Cam
Detroit Tigers
Conrado Marrero
Loren Art Houtteman
Bob Lemon
Lemon
Gil McDonald
McDougald
Gene Woodling
Yankees
Rollins Heads to Kannapolis for NCAA Baseball Tourney
Winter Park Florida Rollins College prepares for the NCAA baseball tournament in Kannapolis. Athletic Director Jack McDowall a Rollins icon visits his North Carolina friends and teams with Joe Justice in guiding Rollins through a historic week. Justice Duke and Rollins figures Massach and Goodman appear among the college baseball scene.
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Winter Park
Fla
Rollins
Kannapolis
Jack MecDowall
N. C. State
Joe Justice
North Carolina
McDowall
Asheville
Justice
Florida College
Stice
Cage
Night Frog Hunting and Bass Tales From a North Carolina Garden
The writer recounts night frog hunting with Carl Edmonds near the Neuse River and describes torch lighting, close catches, and a haul of seven large frogs. He notes risks from snakes, lessons from childhood torchmaking, and the joy of outdoor fishing over monetary gain. The piece ends with a Browns NFL schedule note and a memory of Leroy Fraley returning home to Craven County.
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Bermuda
Carl Edmonds
Carl
N. E. Snider
L. E. Medford
Pome Teen Finisr
C. C. Cannon
Ed Hoover
P. H. Scearce
Paul Poage
Bob Price
Diane Sink
H. I. Brown
E. C. Sewell
Jones Burns
Fraley
Leroy Fraley
High ‘Point
Chapel
Lan
Granville County
Craven County
Craven
New Bern
Sanaa
Neuse River
Becker Keene Wrestling Tilt Scheduled Tomorrow Night
Greensboro card features Brooklyn star George Becker facing Hal Keene of St. Louis in the main mat event at the Sports Arena. Both matches are best two of three falls with a 60 minute limit, as the arena on Dachen Reomnstiff hosts action following recent bouts.
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George Becker
Brooklyn
Hal Keene
St. Louis
ORC
Oe Dachen Reomnstiff
Jeaan Orienter
Will Ph Clyde Steves
A Ton
Steves
Emil Dusek
Jackson
Missle
Ward Stands Out In French Open Despite Strong Field
Harvie Ward, amateur champion, adds another crown as he wins a one bid event in Paris. The tournament unfolds on the Montefontaine course amid a star‑studded field at the French Open.
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Paris
Harvie Ward
Montefontaine
NCAA Sets One Football Game Televised Per City Weekly
The NCAA television committee will televise one football game per city each week this season and may charge viewers for every game in the future. The fare remains similar to last year with no blackout, and a sponsor will decide which game airs in each city.
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New York
Ncaa Television Committee
NCAA
Sma
Dykes to Meet Texas Champion After Miceli Victory
Bobby Dykes from Miami will fight Pete Gill of Austin, the Texas middleweight champion, after his unanimous decision over Joe Miceli. The bout is planned for San Antonio, Texas, with Dykes asserting the matchup follows his win.
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New York
Bobby Dykes
Miami
Joe Miceli
Texas
Pete Gill
Austin
Miceli
Gill
San Antonio
Tex
Ez Zard Charles Aims to Reclaim Heavyweight Title
The article argues Ezzard Charles could become the first man to recapture the heavyweight crown by defeating Jersey Joe Walcott in Philadelphia. It weighs Charles’s form, Walcott’s age and idle period, and notes past title bouts, suggesting a challenging but plausible path to a title regain.
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Ezzard Charles
Mane
Charles
Philadelphia
Sunicipal Stadium
Charlies Camp
Joe
Ezzard
Lincoln
Walcott
Jersey Joe
Walcot
Anne Ten
Wren Moneally
Haas Is Top Contender For U S Open Diadem
Lanky Fred Haas Jr led amateur qualifiers for the U S Open with rounds of 69 64 133 posting the best score nationwide. Nearly 1 500 amateurs and pros sought to advance to the June 12 14 championship after rain delayed New York section trials at St Louis and Huntington amid heavy rainfall and changes.
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New York
Fred Haas Jr
Ben Hogan
Sam
Honolulu
Fers
Ye Hs
Haas
Huntington
W. Va
A. Nag Jr
West Palm Beach
St. Louis
Jim Fer Oar
Anate Burke
Dutch Harri- Furgol
Tommy Bol
Tea Hea Ford
Ae "Oliver
Jackson
Ce Torza
Chick Harbert
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