Zoldak Hurls One Hit Nightcap Win for A's
July 1 CHICAGO Sam Zoldak pitched a one hitter as the Philadelphia Athletics defeated the White Sox 6 0 to sweep a double header. Bob Hooper homered in the opener and Chico Carrasquel set a league fielding record with 289 chances without an error across both games. Ferris Fain left the lineup with four bone chips likely sidelined for about a month.
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Athletics
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Sox
Chico Carrasquel
Phil Rizzuto
Yankees
Alle Clack
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Gus Zermial
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Judson
Lou Klein
Ray Murray
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Marv Rotblatt
Pete Suder
Muremay
Elmer Vala
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Low Limmer
Jock Tipton
Hooper
Bory Dillinger Sr
Suter
Nellie Fox
Orestes Minosa
Philadelphia
Ferris Fain
Fain
Chico Carrasques
Vonnes
Sadorss
Arkat
Uusby
Geajeshi
Murcags Falak
Sadet ‘Lari
Mijoski
Npape
Dinh Paltak
Los Angeles vs Saccamento Sparks Narrow Bout
Los Angeles met Saccamento in a tight matchup at Welkley Field. Burlingame paced the visitors with decisive serves while Saccamento mounted a late rally but fell short as LA claimed a 3-2 victory.
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Bosox Take second win to widen lead over Browns
In St Louis on July 15 the Boston Red Sox beat the St Louis Browns 3 to 2 in the opener of a doubleheader and then won the nightcap 9 to 5 to increase their lead to 2 games over the Chicago White Sox. Garver earned his 12th win with a five hit outing in the first game while Rosar and DiMaggio sparked a third inning rally in the nightcap.
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Furgel Edges Middlecoff In Davenport Open Finish
Marty Furgel of Lemont shot 65 on the final round to win the Davenport Western Open at Davenport Country Club with a 27, beating Dr Cary Middlecoff of Memphis by one stroke. Sam Snead and George Fazio tied for third at 273, while Jim Ferrier and Palmer shared fourth at 274.
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White Sulphur Springs
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Fazio
Snead
Jim Ferrier
Chicago
Palmer
Lloyd Mangrum
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Race Driver Killed in Salem Speedway Crash
Salem Ind July 15 A 28 year old auto racer Charles Ethier from Springfield Mass died in the Feature at the Salem speedway when his car lost control and crashed through a wall. The car spun on the half mile track on Ethier’s third lap of the 50 lap event and flipped several times before 13 000 spectators. Ethier arrived at Washington County Hospital 49 minutes later.
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Washington County Hospital
Trabert Upsets Larsen In Clay Courts Finale
Cincinnati star Tony Trabert defeats Art Larsen in a five set drama at River Forest Tennis Club to win the National Clay Courts title 6-8 2-6 6-4 6-3 8-6 in a two hour and 23 minute final. Dorothy Head Almeda Calif wins women's singles 4-6 6-2 6-2 over Patricia Todd.
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Tony Trabert
Cincinnati
United States
Art Larsen
Callerian
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River Forest Tennis Club
Dorothy Head
Alameda
Calif
Patricia Todd
la Jolla
Miss Head
Trahert
Larsen
San Leandro
Trabert
University of Cincinnati
Ward Cups Stock Classic winner sets track record
Roger Ward of Los Angeles won the 150 mile AAA stock car championship at State Fair Park in Milwaukee. He surged from behind on the 144th mile to lead on the one mile dirt track and set a new record of 67.8 mph as Tony Bettenhausen of Tinley Park, Illinois made a second pit stop.
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Im Roger Ward
Los Angeles
Ward
State Fair Park
Tony Bettenhausen
Tinley Park
Sports on Radio-TV Briefs from KNPC Station
Radio and TV listings show Chemnalets versus Srovkih Ditgere on KAD and Sacramento versus Yaamots on KMVC with start times around 41:10 p.m. Wrestling events feature Cadente versus KNHE OD and Aniples versus Sacramento-KLacut with midafternoon air times.
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Mantle optioned to Kansas City by Yankees
Detroit July 15 Mickey Mantle, an early sensation, was optioned to Kansas City of the American Association by the New York Yankees today. Mantle, hitting .260, will join Kansas City at Milwaukee Monday night and can be recalled on 24 hours notice. The move frees room for Southern Art Schallack who was bought from Hollywood for $50,000.
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