Red Sox Defeat Rams 9-7 in league opener
The High Point-Thomasville Red Sox beat Ashe boro Rams 9-7 at Finch Field to secure their first league win. Winfred Belo led the Red Sox with three hits, while Donald Partee Richard Evans and Charles Austin each had three hits for the Rams.
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Irish Tommy Bain Faces Gaspara In LA Bout Results
Irish Tommy Bain of Los Angeles won on points over Eddie Gaspara in a ten round welterweight bout. In Bologna Willie Pastrano from New Orleans also outpointed Franco Cavicchi of Italy across ten rounds.
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Cincinnati Reds sweep Cubs to move up in National League race
Harvey Haddix pitched a seven hit shutout in the opener as the Cincinnati Redlegs swept Chicago 7-0 and 4-2. The pair of wins gives Cincinnati 11 victories in 16 games and keeps them in third place, 3 1/2 games behind the Milwaukee Braves. The Braves won 4-2 over St Louis, while the Giants beat Philadelphia 3-1 to maintain a 1 2 game edge. Pittsburgh routed the Dodgers 12-1 in Los Angeles as Detroit swept the Yankees 2-0 and 3-0. Chicago blanked Baltimore 3-0 and 4-0, and Cleveland topped Washington 5-3 and 4-2. Pete Whisenant and others featured for Cincinnati, with Frank Thomas leaving after being hit by a pitch. X-rays showed no broken bones for Thomas, and Newcombe suffered his sixth defeat. Cincinnati first baseman Steve Bilko batted 1.000 for Allentown in 1945.
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Major League Yesterday's and Saturday Results Summary
Major League results show Kansas City 17 Boston 6 Detroit 2 New York 0 Chicago 3 Baltimore 0 Cleveland 5 Washington 3 Chicago 9 Baltimore 1 Cleveland 10 Washington 2 Detroit 5 New York 4 Boston 7 Kansas City 1. National League Cincinnati 7 Chicago 0 Milwaukee 4 St. Louis 2 San Francisco 3 Philadelphia Pittsburgh 12 Los Angeles 1. Saturday St Louis 2 Milwaukee 1 rain halted game. Chicago 4 Cincinnati 3. Philadelphia 3 San Francisco 0.
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Late Hour Trades Shake Up The American League
Five of eight AL clubs initiated major deals before the deadline trading Preston Ward Chico Carrasquel Roger Maris Harry Simpson Dick Tomanek Bob Grain Vic Power Billy Hunter Woody Held Duke Maas Virgil Trucks Tito Francona Bill Fischer Ray Boone Bob Shaw Zach Monroe Sal Maglie Johnny Klippstein Steve Bilko Dick Schofield Gene Freese Johnny O'Brien and other moves. The Dodgers Newcombe and Redlegs, and St Louis Pittsburgh trades also reshaped rosters.
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Star Bob Cerv Leads A's Big Day in Twin Bill
Bob Cerv of the Athletics hit his 17th homer and added three triples and two singles, driving in five as Oakland routed the Red Sox 17-6 and 9-4 in a doubleheader. Frank Lary and Jim Bunning blanked the Yankees, 2-0 and 3-0, to sweep a four game series in Yankee Stadium.
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Tigers surge as Norman era begins with dominating Yankee sweep
Detroit under new manager Bill Norman wins six of seven, including a four game sweep at Yankee Stadium. Frank Lary and Jim Bunning shine on the mound as Ossie Virgil Harvey Kuenn and Gail Harris drive in key runs in a 2-0 and 3-0 double shutout of the Yankees. The Tigers climb from last to fifth, two games behind the Red Sox.
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Longhorns Ranked Eleventh Nationally in Basketball Accuracy
The Texas University Longhorns finished last season with the 11th best field goal percentage in the nation. The team showed strong shooting efficiency and was noted for precise scoring, reflecting a productive offensive season.
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