Ray Moore Tosses 3-Hit Shutout at Yanks KC’s Murry Dickson Subdues Senators
Ray Moore hurled a three hit shutout as Chicago White Sox beat the Yankees 7-2. Murry Dickson also shut down Washington, Kansas City winning 7-2 to keep a one game lead over Detroit. Moore, in his best form, walked two and struck out five, with Sherm Lollar hitting his eighth homer and Gus Triandos contributing a 15th homer for Baltimore. The White Sox moved into a tie with idle Boston as the A’s and Tigers split results.
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Bill Casper Wins Flint Open at 27 in Happy Birthday Mood
Ex-sailor Bill Casper Jr from Apple Valley California won the Flint Open by one stroke with 271, finishing 15 under par and earning $9,000 and top money winner honors. Masters champ Arnold Palmer and Ted Kroll were runners up in LaTrobe and Sarasota respectively.
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Weathered day yields mixed results in sports and news
Pitcher Ray Moore blanked the leader as the White Sox held steady on a rainy day. Curt Flood drove in three for the Cardinals, Casper clinched a three run eighth with a big hit, and Kenneth Buff signed with the Baltimore Orioles after a West Plains High School career. Bolt, Ford, and others struggled as play resumed amid showers with Bolt threatening not to play.
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Warwick Hills
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Kenneth Buff
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Doug Ford
Major league leaders in batting and pitching stat wrap
The report lists National League leaders by at bats and key stats for Mays Banks and others with runs batted in, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, and stolen bases. American League figures feature Vernon Fox Ward and others, with pitchers Larsen Pappas Turley and Harshman plus Wynn and Ford. A golf match note follows, detailing a clutch finish at Hough Park where Gordon missed a short putt and Wallace halved the round.
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Evangelical Routs Wagner Plumbers in Park League Clash
Evangelical tallied 22 runs in three big innings and crushed Wagner Plumbers 29 to 9 in a Park Board Girls League game. Williams pitched six innings for the win. Henley took the loss for Wagner. Mueller led Evangelical with four singles. Weigenstein added a double and two singles for News-Tribune in a separate win. RC Cola forfeited to Whistle Stop Cafe in another Intermediate contest.
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Seven Games in PB Action Yesterday
Park Boarge baseballers played seven games across three fields amid 49 remaining rain delays. Kiwanis led by Eveler and Reed with home runs, while Central Missouri Trust defeated Comstock’s Shell 18 to 6 at Lions Field. Moody blanked Commandos for VFW in Eagles’ area as Knights Softball met Columbia at Park.
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Gonzales Clinches Tourney Lead in New York Showdown
Pancho Gonzales advances to face Lew Hoad in Forest Hills as he holds a 3 2 round robin record and has not lost since 1951 in New York or Madison Square Garden. Sedgman beat Sedgman to seal fifth place money while Rosewall, Trabert, and Hartwig complete the standings. Gonzales and Rosewall pair to contest the doubles prize with Trabert and Sedgman.
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Jefferson City Sports Schedule Report
Today Junior Legion faces Boonville at 8 PM and Pee Ban Johnsons meet Moberly at 8 PM. Men's InterCity Golf Meet runs 1 30 PM in Sedalia. Friday Fréiay Junior Legion travels to Mexico at 8 PM. Thursday Red Birds play Mexico at home.
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Purdue Linkster Toots His Horn In Golf Title Bid
Williamstown AP report notes Joan Konsek of Purdue exudes calm confidence as he trails by four strokes after qualifying, promising to push hard in the championship rounds of the 1st National Collegiate golf title. Two-thirds of the field completed half of the required qualifying holes Monday with others to finish.
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Showdown Match Play Opener Opens With Windy Conditions
Starts today and winds up Weoner ay when the low 66 win the right to enter showdown match play. Konsek shot a two over per 98 N-T3 Monday.
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