16 Strikeouts By Harshman Top For Year
Baseball notes highlight Jack Harshman’s 16 strikeouts for the Chicago White Sox against Boston, setting a season record and boosting pennant chances. The lefty also aided Matt Batts with 18 putouts, while Williams and Consolo fell to his screwball mix. The Sox swept the doubleheader, 5-2 and 4-2.
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Don Johnson
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Cass Michaels
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Bob Grim
Vic Wertz
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Andy Carey
Frank Shea
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Mickey Veron
Tom Umphrett
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Lawton Braves explode for 13 hits to rout Seminole Oilers
Lawton Braves rout Seminole Oilers 11 3 at Memorial Park behind Carl Hrovatic Wayne Cummings and Don Carter with a 5 RBI performance and a five run big inning. Starzynski earned his eighth win as Tucker took the loss. The two clubs meet again tonight at 8 pm with Bob Gilmore 7-2 opposing Oilers.
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Jerry Tucker
Osiers
Jack van Pool
Jim Hayes
Hayes
Starzynski
Herman Charles
Don Goeken
Denny Elsasser
Hugh Charles
Cummings
Lee Freeman
Carter
Jack Bickett
Hrovatic
Lawton
Ken Aycock
Dan Staniec
van Pool
Bickett
Mills dominates Jayhawk Open with five titles
Judy Mills of Chickasha Oklahoma, a senior, won women's and junior girls singles and shared women's and junior girls doubles and mixed doubles titles at the Jayhawk Open in Topeka. Dave Snyder, Winfield, beat top seed Walraven, Oklahoma City, in the semifinals 3 6 6 4 6 0 and defeated John Been, Shawnee, 7 5 6 4, to claim the finals. Been and Nora Prosser reached mixed doubles after pairing with Mills and Been.
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Don Walraven
Oklahoma City
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Leonard Prosser
Nora Prosser
Kansas City
Rick Green
Tulsa
Prosser
Alex George
Seattle Youth Wins Golf Title
A Portland born youth, Bruce Cubh, aged 1 year, wins the Western Amateur golf championship after a tough finish. He outlasts Phil Getchell of Medford across 37 holes to claim the crown, becoming the first Northwestern winner since Mary ard of Spokane in 1973.
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How They Stand In Baseball and Texas League Standings
Baseball standings show Brooklyn leading with 46 wins and 58 losses, Chicago 40 54, St Louis 49 49, and New York 62 2 in a rough grid. Texas League listings show Fort Worth and Beaumont atop the schedule. Fort Worth 56 56 and San Antonio 41 82 records, with daily pairings noted for Fort Worth at Beaumont and Shreveport at Dallas among others.
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Braves Hit and Hurl Result Noted in A A Games
In a set of Americas Association results, Columbus defeated St. Paul 12 to 6 while Indianapolis led Louisville 50 to 21. Kansas City beat Toledo and Charleston 5 to 3, with Minneapolis posting a 3 score.
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Texans Shine In Boat Races At Lake Lawtonka
Dallas drivers dominated the Lake Lawtonka motor boat races with Jack Bailey and Dick McCullough each taking two wins. Bailey captured the 10 horsepower hydroplane and 10 horsepower events while McCullough won the 25 horsepower hydro and free-for-all. Tulsa’s Jack Baer won the 22 horsepower Johnson race and Bob Miller of Vinita won the 16 horsepower Runabout. Also noted, manager Ben Geraghty of the Jacksonville Braves, formerly with the Brooklyn Dodgers, was present.
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Shawnee Hawks Suffer Fourth Straight Loss in League Play
In the Sooner State League, Shawnee drops to fourth straight defeat as Gainesville tops the leaders 53. Lawton Braves win 11-5 over Seminole to stay second, with Ardmore and McAlester closing gaps. Ardmore beat McAlester 11-9. Pauls Valley down Ada 11-7. McAlester then beat Gainesville 5-1 in Saturday action.
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Stout Captures Junior Tennis Crown At Tulsa
Billy Stout a 16 year old from Shawnee won the Southern Hills invitational junior championship in Tulsa. He defeated Bill Lackey 63 in the final after a semifinal win 11 9. Lackey was seeded No 2 and had eliminated Bob Cartwright en route.
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Enid to Host Legion Meet in Oklahoma State Title Run
Eight baseball clubs contend for the state American Legion title in Enid starting Wednesday. Defending champion Capitol Hill was eliminated by Austin Chevrolet of Guthrie, 5-0, in the district final. Remaining teams include Seminole Duncan Doegnes Fords of Tulsa Enid and Antlers. The Enid winner advances to Altus for a four state regional playoff.
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Bolt To Meet Harbert Today In PGA Semis
PGA Championship semifinals feature Bolt facing Chick Harbert after Bolt steadies play to outlast Sammy Snead. Burkemo defeats Roberto De Vicenzo 5 and 4, while Cary Middlecoff tops Shelley Mayfield 3 and 1.
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Toweel Debut in U S Lightweight Bout at Brooklyn
Vic Toweel former world bantam champion makes his American debut tonight as a lightweight challenger against Carmelo Costa of Brooklyn. Costa unbeaten in 24 fights with 31 wins and three draws, tops a card featuring Toweel’s bid to claim the lightweight title.
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