League Baseball Schedule and Results Snapshot
Schedule across American League and other circuits shows New York at Boston 7:15 pm, Cleveland at Detroit, Kansas City at Chicago, and Washington at Baltimore. Results include Wash—21? over New York 7, Kansas City and Detroit 2 in 16 innings, plus multiple Western and Atlantic league scores and postponed games due to rain. Upcoming games list New York at Boston tomorrow.
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Washington
Esterday Washviewe
New Vork
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Boston
Paem
Jas
Brewer
Cleveland
AL Deira
Garcia
Rarses
Chicago
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Johnson
Va. Hernandez
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Cheenga
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Score
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Deltuli
Five Newcomers Qualify For Spots In 500 Classic
Indianapolis article details 41st Indianapolis 500 trials with 28 veterans and 5 newcomers earning routes. Nova entries led by Bettenhausen Russo and others, wind and rain hindered runs. Bettenthausen posted fastest Novi time, Russo top Novi speed, several rookies and firsttimer qualifiers listed with car numbers and teams.
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Dale Burgess
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Paul Russo
Tony Bettenhausen
Cushing Driver Wins Boat Races at Claremore Lake
W F Lavery Jr of Cushing won both races in Class C Hydro and C Runabout at the Oklahoma Boat Racing Association meet at Claremore Lake. Harley Littlefield of Eldorado won the B Runabout, with Chuck Athey second. Bob Hulet of Coffeyville won the B Hydro, with James Maritt second. Bill Taljey of Tulsa won the D and E Runabouts and the Class D Hydro. Clyde Baier of Tulsa finished first in the second T and FE race.
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Claremore
W. F. Lavery Jr
Cushing
Oklahoma Boat Racing Association
Claremore Lake
Harley Littefield
Eldorado
Okla
Chuck Athey
Enid
Bob Hulet
Coffeyville
Kan
James Maritt
Bill Tal Jey
Tulsa
Clyde Baier
Fowler Slips Past Stevens To Snare Altus Golf Crown
Altus, Okla 26 A fine duel between Bud Stevens of Fort Sill and Glen Fowler of Oklahoma City highlighted the first Altus Invitational golf tourney. Fowler edged Stevens by one stroke for the title, carding a three under par 69 over the par 70, 6867 yard layout. Finalists included John Allison, Marlow Gers, Mark Kizdar, and Wink Cote with consolation honors earned by Elmer Humphrey, Dwight Coljas, Fred Me, Don Walton, and Buddy Watson.
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Bud Stevens
Stevens
Oklahoma City
Glen Fowler
Altus
Fork Sill
Oklahoma
Cracls
Capitol City
Fowler
Mai
John Allison
Almus Airforce
Wol Marlow Gers
Okhema City
Gers
Ja Hiedie
Hint
Allus High School
Mark Kizdar
Frederick
Wink Cote
Elmer Swmphrey
Dwight Coljiuts
Okomah
Fred Mewo
Don Walton
Atlus
Flight
Buddy Watson
Reno
How They Fare In The Majors
Summary of major league batting pitching and fielding leaders with scattered names across American and National Leagues. Includes players such as Sievers, Fox, Williams, Musial, Mays, Koufax, and Brookings with counts for runs hits doubles triples home runs and steals, plus pitching and strikeout leaders. The text lists multiple teams including New York Chicago St. Louis Philadelphia and Milwaukee with various player achievements and rankings.
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Beeler
Manile
New York
Bettoin
Delault
Fox
Chicago
Werte
Cleveland
Mantie
Sievers
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Gard
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Impresany
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St. A3; Gomez, New York 6% (73; Burduke
Milkenukee
Fis
Strikrguts — Koufax
Arcayo
Palisburgh
Dautt
Vivlengu
Cardwell
Suaiford
Pmindelphia
Ledford Wins City Pin Crown In Champion Bowl
Frankie Ledford won the women’s tournament of champions at Sooner Lanes Sunday, defeating Betty Lindstrom in the finals to claim an undefeated crown. Thelma Stroup beat Folk in the second shift bracket, while Schroeder and Van Hoorebeke advanced to the finals of their divisions. Boydston and Frankie Jones won the Sunday mixed doubles sweepstake with 1296 total, Jones 655 handicap and 325 scratch, Boydston 64 with 394 scratch.
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Waneen
Sooner Lancs
Betty Lindstrom
Wattle
Merzl Schroeder
Mien van Hooebeke
Thelma Stroup
Folk
Schroeder
Stroup
van Hoorebek
Virginia Mason
Leford
Lindstrom
van Hoovebeke
Bill Boydston
Frankie Jones
Jones
Boydston
John
Low Conklis
Lou
Moor Hikes Hit Streak To 19 Straight Games
Wally Moon of the St. Louis Cardinals extended his hitting streak to 19 games with a double, but St. Louis fell to Cincinnati 7 to 6. The long streak remains the top mark in the major leagues for 1957.
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Moor
ST. Louis
Wally Moon
Cincinnati
Besselink Gains First Major Win In Kaycee Event
Besselink, a heavyweight pro from Grossinger New York, won the Kansas City Open with a 72 hole total of 279 nine under par at Hillcrest Country Club. He earned 2800 dollars first prize, while Don Finsterwald and George Bayer tied for second at 282. Bo Wininger finished sixth at 285, with Wininger’s final 75 dropping him back after leading.
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Besselink
Grossinger
N.Y
Hillcrest Country Club
George Bayer
Los Angeles
Cagy
Don Finsterwald
Tequesta
Fla
Finsterwald
Beyer
Bo Wininger
Odessa
Tex
Hanson Wins Land of the Sky Women's Open by One Stroke
Beverly Hanson shot four under par 70 in the final round to finish at 286, edging Willi Smith by one stroke in Asheville North Carolina. Mickey Wright finished third at 290 as a field of players from multiple cities competed for the title and prize money.
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Asheville
N.C
Bev Hanson
Willi Smith
Weekend Sports In Brief Highlights And Results
Summary of multiple events across golf tennis track and racing. Kansas City Open winner by three strokes at 8000 purse. Beverly Ianson captures first Lami of the Sky Women’s Open with four under par 70 round. Davis Cup US defeats Venezuela 4 1 with two singles wins. Australian Nesle Fraser rallies to beat Budge Party in tennis. Tony Retteshausen tops wind-aided mile time at the Sumile meet. Derek Te Dolson wins California Relays mile in 4 08 4 as Indiana Hoosiers dominate Big Ten track. Nij-Iron Gere wins Jersey Stakes at Garden State Park. Floral Park wins Bellemee at Jamaten.
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McHale Leads British Amateur Debut as U S foes falter
McHale Jr. of Philadelphia beat Murray Vernon Jr. 3 and 1 in the first round at Formby as 26 Americans compete in the British Amateur. Vernon, Hubbard, Houdry, and others were among early eliminations amid ideal weather and a strong field of 187. Strafaci and Bevione advanced. globals note a weak U S showing this year.
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Philadelphia
Yank Murray Vernon Jr
Greenwich
Conn
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Newton Highland
Maass
T. E. Jones
Vernon
U.S
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Washington
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McHale
Dale Morey
Indianapolis
Ind
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Pacific Palisades
Calif
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San Francisco
Frank Strafaci
Garden City
N.Y
Imami Beach
Strafaci
A. B. Taylor
Franco Bevione
Boomer Loop Stars Picked by Conference Writers
Boomer Conference sports writers and sportscasters named the Athlete of the Year and the all-star baseball team at Chickasha on May 26. Six conference newspapers made the selections. results will be announced Sunday. New members include Bill Brubaker, Bill Lauderdale, and Bob McCune from Duncan Ardmore and Chickasha stations. Lawton and Norman scopers expected to join in the fall meeting. Lew Johnson of the Lawton Constitution serves as association president.
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Kvso Ardmore
Bob McCune
Kwco Chickasha
Lawton
Norman
Chickasha Express
Lew Johnson
Lawton Constitution
Association
Braves Halt Home Record Streak Behind Holmes Performance
Holmes pitched eight innings with eight strikeouts and five walks, allowing four hits to even his record at 1-1. Freeman extended his hitting streak with a run-producing double, delivering a safe knock in his seventh straight game. Knoop added two singles, extending his hit streak to five games.
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Braves
Holmes
Freeman
Knoop
Justice and Stormy Win Oklahoma City Fourball Title
Art Justice and Stormy Williams captured the 21st annual Oklahoma City Fourball Championship at Meridian Golf Club. They defeated Art St. John and Hank Edwards 3 and 2 after Williams eagled the 16th with a birdie three sealing the win. The defeated finalists won the football title two years ago.
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Art Justice
Stormy Williams
Justice
Wiliams
Art St. John
Hank Edwards
Meridian Golf Club
Williams
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