Go Go White Sox On Yanks Heels
Chicago White Sox ride seven straight wins to within 1½ games of the Yankees behind Dick Donovan 12-2, with a season of relief and shutouts. Donovan, once a spring training wonder, has not lost since May 27, pitching well and guiding a double victory over Baltimore as the Yanks stumble while facing Detroit and Cleveland.
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Associated Press
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Legion Errors Give Mangum Win In Playoff
Lawton-Fort Sill hosts Mangum in game two of the Western Oklahoma Legion final after Mangum won game one 10-9 at Mangum amid seven Colonels errors. Pitchers Tex Faulkner and Merlin Nippert were slated to start, with Mangum aiming to tie the series in Memorial Park Tuesday night.
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Tonight’s Basketball and Baseball Schedule and Results
Tonight’s schedule lists Lawton at Paris Ardmore at Shawnee Seminole at Ponca City and Muskogee at McAlester. Yesterday's results include Brooklyn a 6-8 loss to Cincinnati 2-5 Milwaukee 8-3 over New York 7-1 St. Louis. Pittsburgh played 8-12 innings with St. Louis leading 1-0 after 7% innings. Sunday curfew suspended game. Philadelphia 12 Chicago 11 in 10 innings. Today’s schedule shows Cincinnati at Brooklyn 7 p.m. with Black facing Spooner and Milwaukee at New York 7 p.m. plus Chicago at Philadelphia. Tuesday’s games include St. Louis at New York and Milwaukee at Pittsburgh.
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Abilene Tops Clovis In West Texas New Mexico Grid
Abilene defeated Clovis 12 to 8 in a West Texas New Mexico matchup. The game featured scoring by multiple players as Abilene secured the win on the road.
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Lawton Braves Tie Shutout Record With 8 0 Win
Lawton pitchers equal the Sooner State league team shutout mark with 15th whitewash as Ron Piche blanks Seminole 8 0 in the nightcap to tie the record set by Shawnee in 1953. Seminole had edged Lawton 3 2 in the opener as Dudley lost his 10th.
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Milwaukee Open victory by Dr Cary Middlecoff in golf
Dr Cary Middlecoff of Memphis won the Milwaukee Open finishing 15 under par with a 265 total. The report also notes Beverly Hanson defeated Louise Suggs to win the LPGA championship, and multiple tennis results from Atlanta Philadelphia and Davis Cup context.
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Raw Rockies Pitch Twin Dodger Wins
Brooklyn manager Walter Alston, facing injured staff, relied on two 24-year-old rookies Roger Craig and Don Bessent for a split doubleheader against Cincinnati. Craig tossed a three hit 6-2 win, Bessent earned an 8-5 victory before leaving in the ninth as Cincinnati rallied, proving crucial depth for the Dodgers.
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Middlecoff Wins Milwaukee Open With 15 Under Par
Dr Cary Middlecoff won the Milwaukee Open at Blue Mound with a 15 under par 265, earning 6000 in cash and a 3000 Dodge. The Memphis dentist led a field of top pros into Detroit for the PGA opener, while Souchak Boros and Kroll trailed.
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Bartzen Loses Clay Court Title In Atlanta Thriller
Tony Trabert of Cincinnati defeated Bernard Tut Bartzen of San Angelo Texas 10-8 6-1 6-4 to regain the National Clay Courts singles title after a dramatic comeback by Bartzen from a 5-1 first set deficit. Bartzen showed backcourt skill and passing shots but Trabert’s all around attack prevailed.
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Aggie Grid Player Kenneth Lindsey Dies in Plane Crash
Kenneth Lindsey, fiery guard from Cameron College star 1951 squad and Central State All America selection, died in a Chicago plane crash that killed 22. Lindsey, heading to workouts with the Chicago Cardinals, had helped Wynnewood's 1950 Class B champions and had been a projected Aggie starter.
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Weekend Fights By The Associated Press
Hollywood reporter Jimmy Palazzola of Los Angeles outpointed Buffalo boxer Tony Pelino by decision in a weekend bout. Palazzola held early control, improving his score and securing a victory in a tight match. Pelino battled back in the later rounds but fell short on the judges’ cards.
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Land Wins Two Crowns In Midwest Tennis Meet
Gene Land of Oklahoma City defeated Bob Reilly of Kansas City 6-2 6-4 6-3 to win the men's singles title at the Midwest tennis tournament. Land and Teddy Dukeminier, also of Oklahoma City, beat Reilly and Sue Rudell of Kansas City 6-2 7-5 to capture the mixed doubles crown.
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