Carolina League Scores and Monday Schedule
Carolina League results include Bur era 4 over Durham 3 and Greensboro 10 over Danville 2. Reidsville 5-1 and Winston-Salem 4-1 with a 10 inning opener and a curfew shortened second game. Monday games list Winston-Salem at Danville 8 pm and Greensboro at Durham 8 pm.
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Fayetteville
Hi-Toms
Greensboro
Danville
Reidsville
Winston
Winston-Salem
Bur-Gra
National League Game Scores Summary
Milwaukee defeated Brooklyn 4 to 0 while Cincinnati led Philadelphia 16 to 5 in a high scoring clash. Pittsburgh triumphed 5 to 1 over Chicago as St Louis beat New York 9 to 7 and New York and Brooklyn played to a 2 all draw.
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Brooklyn
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Philadelphia
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Chicago
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New York
Baseball Scores and Standings From Sunday Games
American League results show New York and Chicago with split results as Cleveland and Detroit post midweek wins. Detroit’s 4-12 first game lasts 10 innings. Boston and Baltimore also post losses with Cleveland blanking New York 5-0 and Chicago defeated 5-2.
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Boy Who Lost Fight to See Indians Play
Cleveland guest Donald Shemwell 14, who lost a fist fight over baseball prowess of Al Rosen and Ted Williams, will visit the Indians. Luke Hollingsworth 11, who beat by giving away three years, traveled to Boston for Williams and Goodman gear. Townspeople helped fund Luke as Donald offered to join the trip to Cleveland and see three baseball games.
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Shemwell
al Rosen
Ted Williams
Indians
Luke Hollingsworth
Elkton
Boston
Williams
Billy Goodman
Lake
Luke
Milt Ellis
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Tribe
Rosen
Ellis
Qualifying Begins in Jaycee Junior Golf Tour at Blair
Qualifying opened for the Jaycee Junior golf tour at Blair with 66 to 70 players expected. Coker McCain pursues a second junior title in the four day event ending Sunday. The Enterprise will award a large trophy to the champion. Top five qualifiers move to the state junior tournament at Salisbury July 12 and 13.
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Coker McCain
Agglial
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Salisbury
Hi-Toms Beat Phils In Double-Tender Opener
Reidsville scored twice in the 10th to edge Winston-Salem 5-4 in the opener. Max Simmons relieved six hitless innings to seal the win after Don Schultz and Lefty Luke Dawson faltered. Second game suspended at 5-1-1 with the score tied.
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Bur Gra
Luke Dawson
Max Simmons
Pirates
Reidsville
Winston- Salem
Winston Salem
Danville
Greensboro
Durham
Hi . Toms
Fayetteville
Bur-Gra
ACC Schools Fared Well With Others
ACC schools posted strong non conference marks in the 1934 55 academic year Wake Forest led outsiders with 27 13 Duke 28 22 1 North Carolina 29 23 1 Maryland topped overall with 75 42 3 and 0 0 in conference play Duke NC Clemson and Virginia showed solid records while NC State Maryland and Wake Forest stood out in athletics against outside teams
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Atlantic Coast Conference
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Wake Forest
Maryland
South Caroa
Duke
North Carolina
Clemson
Virginia
Local Rifleman Ties For Second In Skeet Shoot
W P Jenkins of High Point scored 81 x 100 to finish in a three way tie for second in the skeet shoot sponsored by the Piedmont Shooting Club at its new field near King of Greensboro. E King of Greensboro and E E scored 86 x 100 to tie for first. H T Walton and F H Norvell also tied for second.
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High Point
Piedmont Shooting Club
King
Greensboro
Jenkins
H.T. Walton
F. H. Norvell
Eee Va
Jackson Slade Return Match Televised Tonight
Heavyweight Tommy Jackson seeks revenge in a ten round rematch with Jimmy Slade at New Yorks St Nicholas Arena telecast on DuMont TV at 9 p.m. EST Slade previously stopped Jackson 14 months ago in a bout that featured Rex Layne Clarence Henry and Dan Bucceroni as contenders.
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Associated Press
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Jimmy Slade
Cutie
New York
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Jackson
Rex Layne
Clarence Henry
Dan Bucceroni
Nino Valles
Don Cockell
Senee de Jackson
St. Nicholas Arena
DuMont
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Ubs
Cincinnati
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Rad) Smith
Boston Garden
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New England
New Yorker
Johnny Gonsalves
Bryan wins second straight 100 mile national race
Bryan defends his AAA racing car championship at Langhorne Speedway covering 100 miles in 62 minutes 40.71 seconds. He finishes about ten seconds ahead of Bob Sweikert with Don Englewood California in third and Mike Magill New Jersey in fourth.
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Langhorne Speedway
Bob Sweikert
Don Englewood
Calif
Mike Magill
Haddonfield
N.J
Cantrell Wins Regatta Despite Fatal Collision on Detroit River
Bill Cantrell triumphed in the regatta driving Gale IV in a 1 mile heat with 93.729 mph, then 92.028 mph in the second. A smaller class boat piloted by Maddock of Pontiac, Mich, collided fatally, the first such fatality on the Detroit River, as Little Audrey, driven by Harry Vogel of Dearborn, Mich, suffered serious injuries.
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Pontiac
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Vic
Tennis Lessons At Colored Park Offerings
Tennis lessons will be given at Colored Park from 4 to 7 classes in both divisions. Each Monday and Wednesday the sessions will be conducted led by Nang Blam of the Recreation Department.
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Whitfield's Racing Reign Ends In Sprint Trials Shakeup
Mal, the 1952 winner, sat out as runners surged past Pittsburgh with a 147.6 second world standard. Tom Courtney Fordham finished second in 1 48, Billy Tidwell Emporia State third in 1 48 1. Langfield, fourth, shifted to 440, but Jenkins Villanova and Lea Air Force beat him in 46.7. Whitfield tied for fourth as Maiocco New York Pioneer Club finished behind.
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Pittsburgh
Tom Courtney
Fordham
Billy Tidwell
Emporia
Kan
Langfield
Charles Jenkins
Villanova
Jim Lea
Air Force
Dick Maiocco
New York Pioneer Club
Jenkins
Lea
Whitfield
Malocco
Contreras and Reyes Claim NCAA Tennis Doubles Title
Pancho Contreras and Joaquin Reyes of Southern California won the NCAA doubles title in Chapel Hill North Carolina. They defeated fourth seeds Sammy Glemmalva and John Hernando 6 3 4 4 7 4 1 3. Jose Aguero of Tulane beat Rin Quillian in singles for the other title.
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N.C
Pancho Contreras
Joaquin Reyes
Southern California
Major League Batting and Pitching Leaders
The record lists leaders: Batting average Ashburn Philadelphia .353. Runs Snider Brooklyn 59. RBIs Snider 71. Hits Mueller New York 92. Doubles Logan Milwaukee and Ski St Louis 18. Kaline Detroit 6.9. Mantle New York 63. Rivera Chicago steals. Pitching based on 5 decisions Konstanty New York 60 1.000. Strikeouts Score Cleveland.
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Associated National League
Ashburn
Philadelphia
Snider
Brooklyn
Mueller
New York
Logan
Milwaukee
Ski
St. Louis
Kaline Detroit
Mantle
Jensen
Boston
Konstanty
Cleveland
Minor Loop Ball Scores Minor Loop Ball Scores
The Associated Press reports on a minor league baseball score update with brief standings and results from recent games. Key players and team names appear, noting margins and highlights from the day’s play.
Results from the Leagues Show Mixed Scores Across Regions
In the Results International League Toronto 11 3 Buffalo 10 12 Rochester 8 1 Montreal 3 12 diamond 5 1 Syracuse 66 Al Columbus 8 6 Havana 2 3. American ALSN Toledo 4 1 Minneapolis 1 Louisville 1 Omaha 04 Denver 54 Birmingham 9 Atlanta 4 Chattanooga postponed Nashville 7 4 Little Rock 34 New Orleans 34 Mobile 2 10. South Atlantic League Jacksonville 5 Columbia 3 Savannah 2 Montgomery 9 Macon 7 10 in nings Columbus 5 1 L Auguste. State League Setee Rock Hill 44 1st game Only games scheduled.
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Purdue golfer Campbell wins NCAA golf title
Purdue's Campbell captures the NCAA golf championship in Knoxville as Dean Jaho and Rice's Garrett tie on final holes after a two day match.
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Purdue
Campbell
Final Round Delivers Cary Middlecoff Western Open Victory
Cary Middlecoff, the golfing dentist from Memphis, won the 52nd Western Open at Portland Golf Club with a final round 29 34 63 to finish 16 under par at 272 and take $2,400 top money. Mike Souchak led after 34 holes but settled for second at 256 along with Bob Rosburg and third-place finisher Bud Littler at 275.
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Portland
Ore
Cary Middlecoff
Memphis
Tenn
Mike Souchak
Husky Durham
N.C
Middlecoff
Portland Golf Club
Souchak
Kiamesha Lake
N.Y
Neittler
Almnys
Bob Ros
San Francisco
Littler
Rosburg
Middiecoff
Wyte Pine
Julius Soros
Aaa
Asheville Tourists Bid for Third Tonight in Doubleheader
The Asheville Tourists, after recent travel and a slide to last in the ce League, host the Rock Hill Chiefs in a doubleheader tonight. Yesterday Asheville won 5 to 4 in 13 innings as Ed Serrano’s hit plated Len Schourmann, Don Huffman earned the win, and Harv Dupuy took the loss. In the second game Asheville erupted for six runs in the first inning to take a 6 to 4 victory led by Smoky Davidson and Mel Chaplin. Jim Jarrett was charged with the loss. The Tourists seek their sixth straight win, while Rock Hill and Greenville split earlier results.
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Asheville
Rock Mn
Ed Serrano
Len Schourmann
Don Huffman
Art Sheridan
Rock
Harvey Dupuy
Tourists
Smoky Davidson
Mel Chaplin
Jim Jarrett
Saptiy
Homer
Sport
Jack Cohen
Bosox Travel But Williams Left at Home
Boston star Ted Williams was sidelined with an aching back and stayed home as the Red Sox flew to Pittsburgh for an exhibition with the Pirates. He hopes to rejoin the lineup in Washington tomorrow after improving with treatment.
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Boston
Ted Williams
Boston Red Sox
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Pirates
Red Sox
Cleago White Sox
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Washington
Jack Fadden
Wilams
Russian Discus Thrower Nets Second Best World Mark
A Russian athlete achieved the second best discus throw in world history during a 12 nation track and field meet held Saturday at Dynamo Stadium. The performance stood out as a highlight for the event.
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Maal Mitvens
Dynamo
Quillian Tops Seeded At Mid-Dixie Tennis
In Spartanburg the top seed Bill Quillian of the University of North Carolina drew a bye in the Mid-Dixie Tournament opening. Quillian recently lost the NCAA title match at Chapel Hill to Jose Aguero of Tulane. The field features Mike Green of Miami as second seed with a slate of notable players including Sam Dane, Bill Umstaddter, Dickson, Keyes, and Harris among others.
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Bill Quillian
University of An
Quillian
Chapel Till
N.C
Jose Aguero
Tulane
Mike Green
Miami
Gla
Sam Dane
Columbia
Bill Umstaddter
Cy Calhoun Dickson
Tampa
Fin
Frank Spears
Ing
Scholastic Champ Henry Aims for National Crown
In Charlottesville Georgia high school star Crawford Henry from Atlanta enters the Georgia State Junior Chamber of Commerce Journey in Atlanta event seeking to prove he is the top high school player in the nation.
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Charlottesville
Young Crawford Henry
Atlanta
Vodoge
Georgia State
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