Keynes Bros Clinch Low Medal In Twilight Golf Loop
Keynes Bros led nine holes at Hocking Hills Country Club with 169 strokes earning four players a team low medal and golf balls. Early tie for last week’s low medal was resolved with Thomas Bar & Grill taking top prize. Thomas Bar and Jurgies Sunoco share league lead.
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Logan Clay Products
Jurgies Sunoco
Martin
Hocking Hills Country Club
Frasure Brown
Thomas
Thomas Bar
Lunglow
Martin's
Bill Voris
Roger Humphrey
Harp Sommers
Henry Dague
Scrappy Myers
Bill Baughman
Buck Martin
Dayton Schultheis
Keynes
Paul’s Cleaners
Bob Keynes
Bill Friedrich
Char
Yawkey’s Million-Dollar Deal Boosts Red Sox to early lead
Boston owner Tom Yawkey shoots back with a $1 million trade sending four Detroit veterans for infielders Pesky and Lenhardt plus Kell Evers and Trout. The acquisitions spark a 15 11 win over Cleveland and put Boston in first place ahead of the Indians as Yankees and Athletics win elsewhere. Dodges Giants Cardinals and Reds results follow with Shantz eighth victory and Boyer second shutout.
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Yawkey
Detroit
Johnny Pesky
Walt Dropo
Fred Hatfield
Bill Wight
Don Lenhardt
Red Sox
George Kell
Hoot Evers
Dizzy Trout
Sox
Cleveland Indians
Victoy
Indians
Washington
Chicago White Sox
Senators
St. Louis
Bobby Shantz
Athletics
Philadelphia
Eddie Joost
Brooklyn Dodgers
Pittsburgh Pirates
New York Giants
Chicago
Charles Favored 2-1 to Regain Crown in Walcott Fight
Charles, the former heavyweight champion, enters the 15 round bout at Municipal Stadium favored 2 to 1 to win back the title from Walcott. About 35,000 are expected to attend the Philadelphia event, with promoters pledging major radio TV coverage and a payout near $250,000. Walcott promises to knock Charles out or win a decision if the fight goes the distance.
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Philadelphia
Jersey
Joe Walcott
Ezzard Charles
Charles
Municipal Stadium
Herman Taylor
Taylor
Chicago
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Walcott
Camden
Ezzard
Phils Rally Ties Game Before Reds Break Open
The Phillies tied the game with a seven run rally in the sixth inning. The Reds answered with two runs in the eighth to break the tie.
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Cincinnati Reds
Philadelphia Phillies
Cincinnati
Reds
Phils
Saxton tops Rawlings in Chicago boxing show
Johnny Saxton from Brooklyn defeated Luther Rawlings in a 147 pound bout in Chicago by points. Charley Salas from Phoenix stopped Ramon Perez in El Paso, Texas, at four rounds.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Johnny Saxton
Brooklyn
Luther Rawlings
EL Paso
Tex
Charley Salas
Phoenix
Ramon Perez
Redleg Fireman Seeks Day Off for Rest
Cincinnati pitcher Frank Smith, a tall right hander, fired one hit ball through six innings to earn a 2 to 1 win Tuesday night. He requests a day off Thursday to rest, hoping for bullpen duty after a strong start for the Reds.
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Cincinnati
Frank Smith
Cincinnati Reds
Smith Shuts Philadelphia Phils For 3 1 3 Innings In Win
A tense night ends with Smith closing out three and a third hitless innings to earn a 10 to 8 victory as three starters falter versus the Philadelphia Phils. The team survives a rough early stretch to seal the win.
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Tory
Philadelphia Phils
Smith
Phils
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