Indians Triumph Over A's 9 3 in Cleveland
Early Wynn wins his second straight as the Indians roll over the Kansas City Athletics 9 to 3 in Cleveland. Wynn contributes a two run double and drives in two runs, while Ralph Kiner and Al Smith add key hits. In Washington, Baltimore defeats the Senators 5 to 1 behind Jim Wilson five hit pitching and Hoot Evers home run. Evers, Triandos and Waitkus drive runs as Baltimore builds a 3 0 lead, then adds two more in the ninth.
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Roddey Wins Palmetto Golf Tournament
Annette Roddey of Sumter captured the South Carolina Women's Golf Association title by defeating Mrs. Henry Picard of Charleston 4 and 2 in the 18 hole final at Sunset Country Club. Roddey led 2 up at the turn and 3 up after a par on the 15th. Roddey had earlier defeated Mrs. J D Pittman while Picard beat Mrs. J B Crowder on the 19th hole in the semifinals.
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Dodgers Extend Winning Streak With 6-3 Victory
The Brooklyn Dodgers defeated the Philadelphia Phillies 6-3, extending their season-opening winning streak to nine. Erskine earned the win on the mound as Brooklyn continued its hot start in Philadelphia.
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Braves edge Cardinals 9 7 on Bruton Adcock Aaron homers
Milwaukee Braves beat St Louis 9 to 7 as Bill Bruton Joe Adcock and Hank Aaron homer led a five run second inning surge. Robin Roberts took the loss for Philadelphia and Brooklyn extended the lead over New York as Ennis Jones and Snider delivered for the Phillies.
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Maycock Dominates as Greensboro Tops Reidsville 6-2
Greensboro Patriots extend Carolina League lead with Dale Maycock earning his third win. He pitched seven shutout innings, striking out nine after two early runs by Reidsville. Key hits came from Karas Burns and Gruner, producing a 6-2 final with Greensboro adding two runs in the ninth.
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Kelly Wins Southern Intercollegiate Golf Title at Athens
Lester Kelly of Georgia clinched the Southern Intercollegiate title with a final round 69 to finish 281 total, seven strokes ahead of Johnny Pott of LSU. Pott held second with 288, while Dave Ragan and Mason Rudolph each finished in the top four. Kelly's victory marks the first Georgia win since 1937.
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The Enterprise Sports Guide Dated Page Index
A multi page guide lists where Kentucky Derby coverage, Carolina League stories, Major League Baseball reports, Sedgefield Horse Show results, Furniture City Kennel Club results, and Western AAA Conference track meet stories can be found across Pages One-C Two-C Three-C Four-C and Five-C.
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Swaps Wins Derby In Record Time At Churchill Downs
Swaps, a chestnut speedball owned by Rex Ellsworth and ridden by Willie Shoemaker, defeated Nashua by a length and a half to win the Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs in 2 minutes 1 4/5 seconds. Nashua earned $25,000 for second, while Summer Tan finished third. The California-bred colt boosted Ellsworth’s earnings to $236,650, with Swaps becoming the third Santa Anita Derby winner to capture Kentucky’s Derby in four years.
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Harper Extends Colonial Lead With Six-Stroke Edge
Chandler Harper shot a par 70 to maintain a six stroke margin at the Colonial Invitational in Fort Worth. He owns a 204 total after three rounds with Don Finsterwald second at 219. Hogan and Oliver sit two behind at 214.
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Hi-Toms Edge Durham 3-1 in N C League Tilt
High Point-Thomasville Hi-Toms nipped Durham Bulls 3-1 as Charlie Lau hit a fourth inning homer to break a 1-1 tie. Grady Watts and Carl Howerton produced key hits, with Lau, Treinen and Harrington sparking late scoring support. Lau's homer marked one of four Durham hits as Dansby suffered the loss in a complete game effort by Pehanick.
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Pokel Hits 3 Homers as Scots Rally to 15-9 Win
Jim Pokel blasted three home runs and drove in seven as the Fayetteville Highlanders defeated the Winston-Salem Twins 15-9. He went 4-for-4 with a walk and a single, fueling a five-run first inning that put Fayetteville ahead.
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Moore Inks To Defend His Title
New York May 7 Archie Moore signs to defend his light heavy crown against Bobo Olson at the Polo Grounds on June 22 after beating Nino Valdes. Moore must drop from 196 to 175 pounds for Olson with a Septembers possible shot at Rocky Marciano if he beats Don Cockell. Olson rides a 21 fight win streak.
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Beier shines as Danville routs Pirates 15-9
Danville Leafs explode for 17 hits to hammer the Bur-Ora Pirates 15-9 in Graham. Hal Holland posts three hits and a game turning homer in the third as Danville grabs an 11-2 lead after a six run sixth. Beier adds four hits including three doubles while Jake Jacobson goes the distance on the mound for Andy Gilbert.
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Minor Loop Ball Scores
Association baseball results show Indianapolis defeating St. Paul 10 to 3. In international play Rochester edged Havana 10 to 9 while Montreal beat Columbus 6 to 4.
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