Sal Maglie No-Hits Dodgers In 3-0 Giants Win
Sal Maglie silenced the Brooklyn lineup for six innings and finished with a three hitter as the New York Giants beat the Dodgers 3-0 at the Polo Grounds. Carl Furillo homered earlier in 1951, but Maglie extended his wins over Brooklyn to 12 1. The Giants moved within three games of the Dodgers.
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Associated Press
Sal Maglie
Mr. Zero
Brooklyn Dodgers
Joey Maxim
Dodgers
Polo Grounds
Brooklyn
Maglie
New York Giants
Sal
Giants
Carl Furillo
Jackie Robinson
Billy Cox
Roy Campanella
Robinson
Charlie Dressen
Ben Wade
Wade
Bob Elliott
Dave Williams
Hank Thompson
Elliott
Monte Irvin
Service Nips Terrys 3-2 In Little League Thriller
In American Little League at Copeland Park on Thursday, the Service team edged Terry 3-2 as a three-run third inning provided the margin. David Loomis drilled a home run with two aboard, Olson allowed only two hits in a two-hitter for Service, and Joe Larkin homered and doubled for Terry.
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Copeland
Fire Fighters
Police
Memorial Field
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Olson
Joe Larkin
Terry
George Nelson
Loomis
J. Weise
Terry Chucker
Dick Papenfuss
Mike Faas
Terry Johnson
Bahr
Harmony Triumphs 3-2 over Spring Grove
Harmony defeated Spring Grove 3-2 in Fillmore County League action as Lyle Arns hit a sixth inning triple with two aboard. Ralph Sabotta earned the win over Spring Grove with five hits allowed, nine strikeouts, and six walks.
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Minn
Lyle Arns
Spring Grove
Spring Valley
Mabel
Ralph Sabotta
Bob Stark
Red Mellom
Arns
Ray Riley
Stark
Mellom
Riley
Sabotta
Standlee Loses Finger In Kitchen Door Incident
Norm Standlee, veteran 49ers fullback and team captain, had the tip of his left middle finger amputated after a kitchen door crushed it. Surgery lasted about two hours in Menlo Park. Coach Buck Shaw said the injury should not affect his playing, as he is primarily a defensive linebacker.
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Calif
Norman
Standlee
San Francisco 49Ers
L. T
Buck) Shaw
49Ers
Managers Needed for American Little League at Copeland Park
Three volunteer managers are still needed for the American Little League at Copeland Park. Interested persons, especially dads brothers or uncles of Little League players, should contact Rod Martin at his home or at Copeland Park.
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Copeland Park
Rod Martin
Dozen Top Pros In 2nd Round Of Inverness Tourney
A dozen leading professionals reach the second round of the Inverness Invitational golf tourney in Toledo Ohio. Ed Oliver and Doug Ford shot 64 to lead after day one, defeating Jimmy Demaret and Jack Burke. Snead Ferrier and Nelson Riegel led by one in another match as two rounds remain.
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Toledo
O.P
Ed (Porky) Oliver
Lemont
Ill
Doug Ford
Harrison, N.Y
Jimmy Demaret
Jack Burke
Sam Snead
Jim Ferrier
Clayton Heafner
Marty Furgol
Byron Nelson
Skee Riegel
Lloyd Mangrum
Caryl Middlecoff
Riegel
Iran
Middlecoff
Snead-Ferrier
Nelson-Riegel
Mangrum- Middlecoff
Demaret- Burke
Ford-Oliver
Heavner-Furgol
Sparta Nicks Mauston 5 4 in ninth inning
Sparta scores two runs in the ninth with two outs to beat Mauston 5 4 in West Central Wisconsin League play. Benedict reaches on an error, Aney scores as Freeburn walks, Olson drives in the winning run. Woodworth relief, Erickson strikes out eight for Mauston.
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Wis
Nick Mauston
Benedict
Mauston
Duane Aney
Freeburn
Schmitz
Herrman
Aney
Olson
Spartan Hill
Woodworth
Erickson
Spencer
Chuck Boerio Added To All Star Roster
Chuck Boerio star linebacker and athlete of the year has been added to the collegiate squad for the annual All Star game against the Los Angeles Rams at Soldier Field on August 15.
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Chicago
Chuck Boerio
Los Angeles Rams
Soldier Field
American Men Clash at Wimbledon as Connolly Faces Test
The Wimbledon Championships feature two all United States men’s matches as Gardnar Mulloy meets Herbie Flam and Vic Seixas faces Budge Patty. In the women’s draw 17 year old Maureen Connolly from San Diego battles Susan Partridge in the fourth round amid shoulder trouble.
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London
Maureen Connolly
San Diego
Calif
Gardnar Mulloy
Miami
Fla
Herbie Flam
Beverly Hills
Vic Seixas
Philadelphia
U. S
Budge Patty
Los Angeles
Miss Connolly
Susan Partridge
Fights Last Night A P News Roundup
Arch Moore outpointed Clarence Henry in Baltimore. Irish Bob Murphy stopped Raymond Dieu in Waterbury. Bob Stecker knocked out Charlie Goulart in Portland. Willie Pep Tommy Collins bout postponed to Monday June 30 in Boston.
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Archie Moore
St. Louis
Clarence Henry
Los Angeles
Waterbury
Conn
Bob Murphy
San Diego
Calif
Raymond Dieu
Paris
Portland
Bob Stecker
Charlie Goul‘art
Cambridge
Mass
Boston
Willie Pep
Tommy Collins
Gladstone Triumphs 23-0 Over Glens in Tavern League Opener
Gladstone Tavern blanked the Glens 23 to 0 as the second round opened. B Crogan Michaels and Fillner each had three hits with Fillner adding two homers. Ferguson homered for the winners. Kabats blanked North Star 18-0 with Lenser four hits and Tanke homering. Vogue beat Dog House 18-17 after a late-inning rally. Sportsman's Bar edged Wayside Inn 12-11 in eight. Bohemian Hall routed Chuck's A-Bar 13-3 behind three-hit days for Kubinski and Brown. Temp's Tavern won every inning to beat Beranek's 25-12 led by Jacobson’s homer.
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Loughan
J. Johnston
Koblitz
P. Johnson
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Tanke
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Koelbl
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Kubinski
Brown
Mehren
Bjorkman
Snyder
Chucks
Temp’s Tavern
Beranek
Temp
Jacobson
Beraneks
D. Schmitz
Caven
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Jim Smith Pitches No Hitter as Yankees Win 11-1
In Sandlot Little League at Memorial Field Jim Smith threw a no hitter in an 11 1 Yankees victory over the Mohawks He fanned 11 and Gary Scams hit a grand slam while Bob Young added a triple and a single Also Steve Miller allowed one hit as the Dodgers beat the Cubs 7 2 Nelson doubled Marin singled for the Cubs only hit
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Mohawks
Steve Miller
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Miller
Gary Scams
Bob Young
Robert Nelson
Dodger
Dean Marin
Cub
Irish Bob Murphy Stops LaMotta in New York Card
Sports mirror recalls a 21 257 attendance Yankee Stadium bout where Irish Bob Murphy, of San Diego, defeated Jake LaMotta as LaMotta failed to answer the bell for the eighth round.
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San Diego
Calif
Jake LaMotta
New York
Yankee Stadium
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Brewers Beat Saints in 11th straight vs St Paul
Milwaukee pitchers limited St Paul to five hits as Eddie Blake allowed five and Russ Rose plus Earl Mosser added offense in a 4 1 win. The Brewers split a busy road trip after a long home stand, while Louisville edged Charleston in 17 innings and Kansas City, Columbus won.
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Saints
Louisville
Associated Press
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American Association
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Kansas City
Minneapolis
Columbus
Indianapolis
Eddie Blake
Brewer
Russ Rose
Earl Mosser
Mossor
Bill Bruton
Roy Hartsfield
Billy Klaus
Pete Whisenant
Brewers
Butch Davis
Bob Krueger Leads Quality In Twin Bill
Bob Krueger and Quality Coal and Lumber Co clash with Madison's Dinny's Bar at West Avenue diamond Saturday night and Sunday morning. Krueger carries an 8-0 mark with a no hitter and two one hitters as Temp leads with .408. Zahn hits .346 and Finn at .344.
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Krueger
Quality Coal and Lumber Co
Madison
Capital City
Dinny’s Bar
West Avenue
Billy Temp
Johnnie Zahn
Don (Pioky) Finn
Robinson and Goldstein Reassure on Heat Event at Yankee Stadium
New York reports Ray Robinson is fine after collapsing in 103 degree heat at Yankee Stadium. Referee Ruby Goldstein is also okay and not dead, and Joey Maxim remains upbeat. Robinson left town for a day to rest and may plan a return bout with Maxim.
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Ruby Goldstein
Joey Maxim
New York
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Yankee Stadium
Maxim
Vincent Nardiello
Ray
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Ted) Dowris
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