Lopat Leads Yankees Past White Sox 4 3 at Comiskey Park
Eddie Lopat pitched effectively as New York defeated Chicago 4 to 3 to extend the Yankees’ lead to four games. The White Sox jumped ahead on unearned runs but Lopat’s junk silenced their bats while Minnie Minoso returned from skull fracture to add two running catches. The Yankees had 12 hits and left 12 men on base in a tense interleague win.
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Eddie Lopat
White Sox
New York Yankees
Tom Moran
Minnie Minoso
Minnie
New York
Bob Grim
Morgan
Comiskey Park
Yankees
Sox
Lopat
Andy Carey
Sherm Lollar
Bill Skowron
Sox Defeat Athletics on Homers
Boston's Ted Williams Norm Zauchin and Jim Piersall homer to back a 5-1 victory over Kansas City. Williams adds a double and a single, his second homer of the season, as 14,060 fans watch.
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Kansas City
Ted Williams
Norm Zauchin
Jim Piersall
Zauchin
Piersall
Boston Red Sox
Kansas City Athletics
Williams
Barber Leads Left Handers Tourney at Linville
Morganton’s WJ. O. Barber shot a 75 to reach 147 after 36 holes in the North Carolina Left handers golf tournament at Linville Golf Club. Dick Foley of Martinsville Va. stands second at 150 with 73 today. defending champ Jimmy Dezern of Durham is third at 134. Final 18 holes scheduled for tomorrow.
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N.C
WJ. O. Barber
Morganton
North Carolina
Dick Foley
Martinsville
Jimmy Dezern
Durham
Foley
Linville Golf Club
Dezern
Porterfield Secures Seventh Win as Nationals Rout Indians
Washington Nationals pound four Cleveland pitchers for 18 hits in a 14 to 5 victory. Bob Porterfield earns his seventh win with strong relief support from Houtteman and Wight, while Roy Sievers drives in multiple runs with three doubles. Al Smith, Kiner, and Avila homer for Cleveland with all runs coming via their long balls.
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Avila
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Wight
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Honochick
Umont
Ft Benning Wins Third Army Triathlon Meet
Ft Benning soldiers swept the Third Army field and triathlon meet at Ft Bragg North Carolina on June 4 1943. Benning scored 72 points to top Ft Bragg 52 and a field of six southern army posts. Six Third Army records fell or were tied as 18 events concluded over two days.
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Army
Benning
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Ft. Campbell
Camp Gordon
Red Stone Arsenal
Ala
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Ft. McClellan
Third Army
Ditmar and Sain spark late rally in hard fought win
Ditmar shines with 6 bolstering 6 in 6 stretch including 3 3s and a crucial HBP by Ditmar. Sain contributes 2 runs and 2 hits while Gorman adds 1 in 2 as Sullivan earns the win in relief. L Ditmar suffers 2 runs allowed in 2 innings. Attendance 14,060 at A-Fisherty stadium.
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Gorman
Sain
Er—Sullivan
Kiely
White
Sullivan
A—Fisherty
Chylak
Berry
McKinley
Top Americans Lead Beckenham Kent Lawn Championship Seedings
Tony Trabert of Cincinnati and Herbie Flam of Beverly Hills head the seedings at the Kent lawn tennis championships in Beckenham on opening day. The event attracts players from South Africa, Australia, Canada and Britain, with Miss Louise Brough of Beverly Hills favored in the women’s singles.
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England
Tony Trabert
Herbie Flam
Kent
Louise Brough
Beverly Hills
Calif
Trabert
Cincinnati
Flam
Tigers Beat Orioles for Fourth Straight Victory
Detroit pitcher Frank Lary went the distance allowing four hits as the Tigers defeated Baltimore 5 to 2. Bob Wilson blasted his first homer since opening day to cap a four-run sixth inning and give Detroit the lead.
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Bob Wilson
Detroit Tigers
Baltimore Orioles
Tigers
Frank Lary
Wilson
Harry Byrd
Tiger
Hyatt Wall Tie In Hendersonville Invi tational Finals Tomorrow
J C Hyatt of Asheville slipped to a two over par 73 allowing Fletcher Wall of Lexington to tie for the lead with a 71 as 54 holes are complete. Teddy Garrison from Morganton and N C State shot 70 to reach 212 and share third, while George Sexton of Hendersonville also 70 for 214, with Sgt Joe Case of Hendersonville at 74 after two rounds.
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N.C
J. C. Hyatt
Asheville
George Sexton
Sexton
Sgt
Joe Case
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