White Sox Rally To Doubleheader Sweep Philadelphia
Chicago White Sox stormed back powering past Philadelphia Athletics 3-1 and 2-4 to extend their win streak to nine of eleven, closing in on the Indians and Yankees. Pierce and Grissom pitched well as Eddie Robinson and Minnie Minoso led the offense with 25 hits in the twin bill.
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Tuesday Night Baseball Results and Schedule Highlighted
Pittsburgh beat New York 2-1 and Boston defeated Cincinnati 4-1 in the night’s key results. Philadelphia swept St Louis 2-0, with Washington topping Cleveland 4-2. Detroit won 8-7 over the Yankees in an 11-inning thriller. Schedule notes include New York at Detroit with Sain facing Houlleman or Stuart, and Washington at Cleveland under night rain delays.
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Red Sox Fall to Browns in three run setback
Boston lost 3-1 as Marion’s Browns extended a winning streak behind Cain’s four hit game and timely hitting. Philadelphias’ Cards took a twin bill with a 4-0 shutout while Coburn’s defense supported a late rally.
Minor League Baseball Scores From Pacific Coast and Beyond
A scrambled list shows minor league results across the Pacific Coast and American leagues. Teams including Oakland, Portland, Los Angeles, Indianapolis, Columbus, Oklahoma City, Memphis, Topeka, Joplin, Miami, and others post varied wins and losses with scores and partial standings reflected in a snapshot of diverse league play.
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Cedar City Stuns Baptist Team 26-4 in Softball Fight
Cedar City Baptists exploded for 15 runs in the fifth inning to crush Jefferson City Baptists 28-4 in a Civic League game at Senet Tract last night. Rich Alberts led with four hits, Rippeto and Dowdy each had three, Alberts was the winning pitcher while George Albright took the loss. Brooks collected two hits for the Baptists.
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Kiwanis Edge Elks In Junior League Baseball
Kiwanis defeated the Elks 12 to 45 last night at West School in a Junior League game. Roger hurled the win for Kiwanis with Leon Moore collecting two triples. Skipper McKnelly took the loss. Both teams now hold 1 0 records.
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Dodgers to Play Merchants Tonight at City Park
The Jefforsaty City Dodgers meet the South Sie Merchants tonight at City Park for the season’s first matchup. Manager W. Mink Kirkpatrick plans to start A. C. Lincoln and James Franklin in a split pitching plan. Lincoln played here last winter, Franklin is a Lincoln University student. Harold Johnson may start for the Merchants, who lost 5-2 to Prathersville Sunday. The Dodgers beat the Mohawks 8-7 in an exhibition Sunday.
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Cardinal Tryout Camp Set at Park June 25-26
Cardinal miner George Silvey and Red Bird Scout Joe Monahan announce a two day tryout camp at Washington Park on June 25 and 26 for players aged 17 to 23. Silvey notes the Cardinal farm system covers all baseball classifications and aims to develop potential big leaguers not finished products. Players must bring shoes gloves and a uniform if available with expenses refunded if signed to a Red Bird contract.
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Olympic boxing matches move into semi final stage tonight
Ten semi-final berths will be decided in the Olympic boxing trials at Municipal Auditorium Grand Rapids Michigan and nearby sites. Heavyweights Edward Sanders and Lloyd Willis clash for a spot among America’s top Olympic weapons as four four classes clear the way to Helsinki.
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One Mile Auto Race at Missouri State Fair
Sedalia officials announce a special one mile midsummer auto race on July 4 at the fair grounds track. The event offers 2000 to the winners and is sanctioned by the International Motor Contest Association. Limited to late model stock cars and sedans, the race plans a field of top contenders for the National Distance Stock Car Championship with a one lap qualifying at 1 pm to set the 21 fastest starters.
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Lone U S Survivor Reaches British Gulf Tourney Semi
U S rival Mags Murray of Rutland Vermont advanced to the semifinals of the British Women Gulf Tourney in Thoon Scotland by defeating Jey Bisgood a London lawyer and English champion. Murray earned a spot to face Prantes Stephens of England in the afternoon match as the lone U S survivor.
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Tweedies Face Armstrong Tonight For Fifth Road Game
Tweedies travel to Armstrong for their fifth road game of the season as they chase a win. The Shoemen stand 9-5 and have split four prior contests with Armstrong. Pitchers Esther Enos Whitaker or Doug Link will start for McClure, with Link coming off an 11-2 six-inning win over Freed Haag Republican of St. Louis. Alberts rides a hot bat, aiming to continue a nine-hit surge over the last three games.
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Holy Cross Tops Missouri to Win NCAA Tourney
Holy Cross defeats Missouri 8 4 to claim the NCAA baseball title in Omaha. Pitcher Jim O Neill earns three wins and MVP honors as the Crusaders, using 11 players all tournament, clinch the title in the seventh game. Attendance tops 38 000 as heat reaches 102.
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National League batting and pitching highlights recap
A fragmented National League roundup lists numerous players and teams with scattered stat lines. Highlights include Roblnt sow and Mabineon for Brooklyn, Lockman and Sauer for New York, and Kane Patled in Bauer for Chicago. Pitching notes feature Mne, Hearn, Spahn, and Tripter-Stimpson among others with varied game totals and runs.
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Showdown Looms In Women's Open Golf
CHICAGO AP A title showdown loomed between Medalist Betsy Rawls and Defending Champion Patty Berg as the Women's Western Open entered its second round. Rawls, top 1952 money-winner, faced unheralded amateur quarreling for upper bracket while Berg matched strokes with a capable underdog in the lower bracket.
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DiMaggio Challenges Sauer as Top All Star Ballot Favorite
CHICAGO AP Hank Sauer Cubs slugging outfielder in a hitting slump remains the nation’s most popular All Star voter favorite with 138159 votes. Dorn DiMaggio from Boston has surged to 126222 votes challenging Sauer as balloting narrows for the 19th annual All Star Game in Philadelphia the poll closes June 27 at midnight.
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PGA Tournament Looms as Hurdle For Name Stars
Louisville AP The PGA Championship opens with two 18 hole qualifying rounds and five rounds of match play. Top names like Julius Boros Sam Snead and others draw attention but the field includes many lesser known players who can surprise. After 36 holes the 84 survivors enter successive 18 hole sudden death rounds Friday.
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USC Ace Hopes to Crack Fuchs Mark in AAU Meets
Parry O'Brien, USC star and rival of Jim Fuchs, aims to throw the shot over 58 feet at the National AAU Championships and Olympic team trials. He has set college marks, notes peak form this week, and recalls close battles with Fuchs as both vie for the world lead. Moose Club to face Riverside Blues at City Park Riverside in a 8 pm game. Riverside previously beat Moose.
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Mobilgas Takes Shared Midget Lead With Police Tie
Mobilgas moved into a first place tie in the Midget League after routing Bordeaux 14 to 4 at Duensing Tract. Bobby James led Mobilgas with a three hit night including a triple and a pair of walks as Larry Long hit two homers driving in four. Bordeaux managed three hits with Stauffer Gnagi and Fisher scoring the only runs. Optimists defeated Tweedies 7 to 3 at Public School Stadium, their third win in five while Tweedies dropped to 3-3.
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