Baseball doubleheader matchups listed with pitchers and lineups
American League games feature Washington at Boston with Ramos and Stobbs against Nison and Seewer. Kansas City visits Cleveland with McDermott and Deren versus Wynn and Daley. National League portion shows Buhl facing Wehmeier and Dickson. Cincinnati at Chicago names Jeffcoat or Hacker against Kaiser and Singlson. Philadelphia at Pittsburgh pairs Roberts and Simmons against Law and Purkey.
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Washington
Boston
Ramos
Stobbs
Nison
Seewer
Kansas City
Cleveland
McDermott
Deren
Wynn
Daley
Buhl
Wehmeier
Dickson
Cincinnati
Chicago
Jeffcoat
Hacker
Nuxhall
Kaiser
Singlson
Philadelphis
Pittsburgh
Roberts
Simmons
Law
Purkey
Golfers converge as Camden hosts SCGA amateur championship
About 150 players enter the 26th South Carolina Golf Association amateur championship at Camden Country Club. Defending champ Jimmy Clemmons leads a strong field with nine former champions possible to vie for medalist honors and the Trescott Team Trophy. The week features a pro am and match play across Thursday to Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina Golf Assn
Camden Country Club
South Carolina Assn
Jimmy Clemmons
Florence
Camden
South Carolina
Augusta
Carolinas
Trescott
Steve Duda
Frank Ford
Charleston
Moultrie McKevlin
Harold Hall
Columbia
Bill Boineau
Charles Dudley
Greenville
Emory Harper
Columia
Bobby Knowles
Aiken
Aubrey Rothrock
Spartanburg
Clemmons
Pla
Bobby McCarty
Joe McCartey
University of South Carolina
Joe Sheffield
Jack Richards
Havana Beats Rochester 4 3 in Serreston Al League
In a rain delayed game Havana defeats Rochester 4 to 3. Columbus and Trento each netted three goals against Miami, with the match at Suffalo postponed due to rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serreston
Havana
Rochester
Columbus
Trento
Miami
Suffalo
Red Shield League Chooses New Players and Rosters
Red Shield Boys Club officials and coaches met Thursday night to bid on new players for the Red Shield League. Rosters were announced for teams including Jaycee, Ellis, Civitan, American Business, Mercury, Lions, and Exchange with three weeks of practices before the June 3 opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Shield
Jaycee — Travis
Bob McGhee
Phillip Teer
Eddie Oakley
Ronnie Smith
Buddy Crowson
Ellis
Jimmy Allred
Charles Cook
Wayne Osborne
Rodger Mabe
G Gregg
Bill Stafford
Kins
Darrell Nichol
Erwin
Glenn Shackelford
Toby Adams
Ray Hutchins
Civitan
Lantz Sanders
William Hammett
Billy Riggs
Johnny Davis
Larry Patton
Tommy Kearns
Keith McDowell
Rickey Jackson
Kenneth Simons
John Gibbs
Ronnie Pugh
Dan Overcash
Rodger Lax
Charles Sanders
Joe Rising
Tommy Mann
Buddy Welch
Malcomb Combs
Jim Ridge
Jerry Proctor
Gary Highfield
Danny Wade
Wayne Melton
Rodger Jones
Jimmy Kennedy
Mercury
J. W. English
Jerry Davis
Jimmy Harrison
Wayne Andrews
Danny Branfield
Doyle Early
Wendell Ridge
Gamecocks Dropped By Terps (AC baseball, 9-2)
Maryland defeated South Carolina 9-2 in College Park as Stan Bobb pitched seven strong innings allowing five hits and six strikeouts. Larry Jewell hit a two run homer for the Terrapins and Howie Dare extended his ACC record with two stolen bases.
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College Park
Maryland
Stan Bobb
District of Columbia
South Carolina
Terrapins
Bobb
Larry Jewell
Terps
Dick Reitz
Howie Dare
Duseks Grab Texas Type Mat Feature Victory
The Dirty Duseks Emil and Ernie won a Texas Wrestle Royal feature at the YMCA Gymnasium Lexington. They defeated George Becker and Dick Steinborn, taking the first fall with a double leg split and the second with knee drops before a double pin for the winning fall. Pete Managoff won his semifinal with a hammer lock on Ken Kenneth. Doran O’Hara opened with a drop over Prince Omar.
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Lexington
Duseks
Emil
Ernie
Texas
George Becker
Dick Steinborn
Steinborn
Pete Managoff
Ken Kenneth
Doran O'Hara
Prince Omar
Miss Creed Crowned Women's Southern Amateur Champion
Clifford Ann Creed, an 18 year old LSU Opelousas native and Lamar Tech freshman, defeated Marge Burns of Greensboro 5 and 4 to win the women’s Southern Amateur title in Memphis. Creed built a four up cushion, faltered after a bad chip, then steadied to close out the match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Pretty Clifford Ann Creed
Opelousas
Marge Burns
Carolinas
Greensboro
N.C
Miss Creed
Lamar Tech
Beaumont
Tex
Souchak takes slim lead in Hot Springs Open golf
Mike Souchak fired a 67 at Hot Springs Open to sit at 207 after 54 holes, two strokes ahead of a crowded 209–210 pack. Eight players share 209 while five more at 210, with Besselink and Haas among the subpar pack and several others tied for 15th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Souchak
Hot Springs
Ark
Duke University
Souchak
Grossinger
N.Y
al Besselink
Besselik
Besselink
Bill Casper
Bonita
Calif
Jackie Burke Jr
Kiamesha Lake
Peter Thomson
Melbourne
Australia
Billy Maxwell
Odessa
Tex
Jimmy Demaret
Fred Haas
New Orleans
Lloyd Mangrum
Apple Valley
Haas
Art Wall Jr
Pocono Manor
Don January
Lampasas
Wall
January
Yankees End Three-Game Slide With 6-4 Rally Win
The New York Yankees capitalized on Baltimore pitching miscues to surge for four runs in the seventh inning and beat the Orioles 6-4. Don Larsen struggled, leaving after five with the bases loaded and trailing 2-1, while Bob Grim earned his third win as New York snapped a three-game skid and moved closer to the league lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bowen
Baltimore
New York Yankees
Baltimore Oriole
Yankee
Aga
Detroit
Oriole
Baltimor
Don Larsen
Yankees
Larsen
Bob Grim
Grim
New York
Boyd
Mantle
Pilerck
Berra
Nieman
Freone
Triandos
Ballet If
Eon
Bridwer
Lareen
Causey
Moore
Ditmar
Fornieles
O'Dell
Brideweser
Son
Slaughter
R—Kubek
McDougald
Richard
Pilarcik
RBI
Skowron
Williams
Dougald
Kubek
Skowrom
Gardner and Boyd
Richardson Skowron
Causey and Lett
Br—Larsen
Wight So—Larsen
Grim Ho—Larsen
Wrent ii
Suegra
Wight
U—Tabacehi
Pirates Repeat As NSC Track Champs
East Carolina University swept 12 of 15 events to win the North State Conference track title in Burlington, amassing 105 points. Elon trailed with 55, Guilford 32, Catawba 22, Lenoir Rhyne 5, and Atlantic Christian 4, led by Lar ry Gregg of Elon with 18 points and Foster Morse and Dennis O'Brien setting marks for ECU.
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Burlington
N.C
East Carolina
Pirates
Elon
Guilford
Catawba
Lenoir Rhyne
Atlantic
Christian
Foster Morse
Dennis O’brien
Bob Patteson
Bob Buck
Joe Pond
Charlie Bishop
Larry Gregg
Norfolk
Gregg
Henderson
East Car
Carolina
Gelsinger
Mord
Atlantic Christian
Patterson
Garner
Atkinson
Fast Carolina
de Mottes
Flon
Burk
East A
Bennett
Stephenson
Maynard
Carolns
Degnen Atlantic
Webb
Guil
Stauffenberg
Newcomb
Holmers
College baseball and track results from various conferences
The report lists multiple college baseball games with scores such as Pittsburgh 3, Stetson 7. Miami 9, George Washington 4. Army 10, Duke 4. It also covers track results with Tennessee 69, Georgia 6. Navy 111, Georgetown 20. William and Mary 70, VPI 48. East Carolina leads in track with East Carolina 105, Elon 55 and Atlantic Christian 4. North Carolina State and North Carolina games were postponed due to rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clemson
Menten
Geum Cardas
North Carolina State
North Carolina
Claes Pelos
Atlantic Christian
Navy
Dartmouth
Howe Sars
Greet Latse
Pittsburgh
Wes
Ven
Vore
Stetson
Miami
Georg Washington
William and Mary
Army
Duke
Tennessee
Georgia
Georgetown
St. Johns
Syracuse
Yale
Harvard
Notre Dame
Pesnetvaie
Brown
Columia
Oeen
Ohio State
Michigan State
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Wiliam and Mary
VPI
VMI
West Virginia
Citadel
Furman
North State
East Carolina
Elon
Guilford
Catawba
Lenoir Rhyne
Southern Association and International League scores recap
Atlantic beat Charlotte 3 2 in a postponed game. Knoxville 6, Macon 3, Columbia 3, Columbus 1 in a first game shortened to seven innings. Atlanta 3, Memphis 2. Chattanooga 2-3. Mobile 0-1. Richmond 7, Montreal 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Charlotte
Ana
Knoxville
Macon
Columbia
Columbus
Southern Assn
Atlanta
Memphis
Chattanooga
Mobile
International Richmond
Montreal
Junior Loop Bat Leaders
The Associated Press reports on the Junior Loop bat standings with leading performers dominating the league. Key players are highlighted for their striking batting averages and pivotal hits shaping early season results.
Calhoun Sets Record as Morgan State Wins CIAC Track Title
Olympic champion hurdler Lee Calhoun cracked one record and tied another as Baltimore native Calhoun starred for Calhoun. Morgan State College captured its ninth straight team title in the Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association track and field championships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Lee Calhoun
Morgan State College
Central Intercollegiate Athletic Assn
Virginia Triumphs Over Clemson In ACC Clash
Virginia collect 13 hits to edge Clemson 8-3 in Charlottesville. Jim Moyer led with four hits and four runs scored while Fred Russell earned the win in relief, as Virginia improves to 6 8 in ACC play and Clemson sinks to 2 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlottesville
University of Virginia
Fred Russell
Clemson
Jim Moyer
Cavaliers
Virginia
Tigers
Russell
Doyle Dawson
Harold Stone
Bob Hardy
Charlie Joseph
Herb Busch
Chuck Arnold
Bill Spiers
Carol Brown
Butch Coker
TCU Names McDowell Head Baseball Coach
Clyde McDowell Chicago Cubs scout has been named head baseball coach at Texas Christian University. He succeeds Dutch Meyers after a tenure at the University of Texas. McDowell has played coached or managed in pro leagues across Gladewater Fort Worth Indianapolis and Charlotte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Tex
Clyde (Rabbit) McDowell
Chicago Cubs
Texas Christian University
L. R
Dutch) Meyyears
University of Texas
Gladewater
Indianapolis
Lotte
N.C
Eae Bao
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Wrigley Field
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Cal Neeman
Walt Moryn
Tony Venton
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N. Wrenn
Lawn and Garden
Bill Casper Jr
Seeetene
Webeeweneunee
Prank Stranahan
Teeenee
Paul Harney
Artall Jr
Theta den
Yanks
NSC
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