Minoso Edge To Win MVP Hurdles For White Sox
Orestes Minnie Minoso leads the American League in runs batted in runs scored and triples at the one third mark. He powered Chicago to a doubleheader sweep of Washington and helped keep pace with Cleveland while hitting .333.
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Mangrum Captures Western Open After Sudden-Death Finish
Lloyd Mangrum of Niles Illinois finally wins a major prize at the Western Open in Cincinnati. He shoots 66 five under par to finish 277 total and ties Ted Kroll before winning on the first hole of a sudden death playoff for 2400 dollars.
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Santee Aims for Four Minute Mile at Coliseum Meet
Wes Santee of Kansas eyes a four minute mile at the Southern Pacific AAU meet in Los Angeles's coliseum. He cites a 4:00.6 mile and a 1,500m world record pace last week and predicts a fast race against rivals including Josy Barthel. He plans no mercy before Marine summer camp.
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Redlegs Giants Split Twin Bill in Cincinnati Thriller
Reds and Giants split a twin bill 3-2 games with Monte Irvin homering for the visitors in game one and Bob Borkowski delivering a ninth inning RBI single in the nightcap. Birdie Tebbetts benched Jim Greengrass and Bobby Adams as slumps persisted. Chuck Harmon started at third both games, contributing a hit in each.
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Baseball Dope From AP Baseball Standings and Schedules
Major league standings and upcoming games for the American and National leagues. Includes team records, recent results, and schedule notes for Detroit Boston Washington Philadelphia Chicago New York Baltimore Brooklyn Milwaukee St Louis Cincinnati Pittsburgh and others with game times and pitchers listed.
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Indianapolis 9 4 and Columbus 7 2 clash in standings
Series of score updates shows Indianapolis and Columbus leading groups with 9 4 and 7 2 records. The schedule lists Jay's Games matchups including Indianapolis at Charleston and Kansas City at Columbus with St Paul at Louisville and Minneapolis at Toledo.
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Sunday Stars Batting Power Leads White Sox Doubleheader Wins
Minnie Minoso homered and had three singles to drive in four runs as the White Sox toppled the Washington Senators 5-3 and 6-0. Jim Wilson tossed a four hitter in his first start, leading the Braves to a 4-0 win over Pittsburgh in the opener before Pittsburgh won the second 6-4.
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Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching
American leaders include Avila Cleveland at .381 batting and 72 hits while Minoso Chicago leads in runs 46 and RBIs 51. Vernon Washington tops doubles with 14 and Minoso and Rivera Chicago share 7 steals. Branca Detroit and Moran New York and Stone Washington co lead 3 0 1 0 pitching records.
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Record entry tops 1904 for National Open golf
New York reports the largest field in history as 1 904 golfers enter for 129 places in the National Open Cham.
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Patterson 19 Faces Maxim in Eight Round Brooklyn Bout
Floyd Patterson, 19, unbeaten Olympic alum, meets former world light heavyweight champion Joey Maxim in an eight round card at Brooklyn's Eastern Parkway. Patterson will be lighter and less experienced, while Maxim, 32, is a 7-5 favorite who last fought January 27.
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Golf contenders eye Hogan at Paltusrol finals
The field aims to outshine Ben Hogan for the title at Paltusrol Golf Club Springfield New Jersey from June 17 to 19. Odds on any one winner run 2000 to 1 with 15 to 1 that a golfer fails to qualify. Qualification occurs at 32 locations nationwide.
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Patterson to Meet Maxim in Title Tilt on ABC TV
Patterson seeks his 14th straight win as the undefeated heavyweight hopeful weighs about 167 and faces clever Maxim at 177 pounds. The bout airs on ABC TV at 9 p m EST with Archie Moore also boxing in a 10 rounder in New York against Bert Whitehurst.
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Lebanon Labels Snook Top Driver
Clyde C. Snook led the Lebanon Raceway spring meet with 11 harness wins, piloting 37 starts and placing in eight. The 26 year old sulkyman from Xenia topped the standings as Arlo Edwards of Sunbury earned runnerup sulky honors with seven wins, eight places and six shows in 32 starts. Others noted include Bill Overdorf of Buffalo, Jules Louise of Fayetteville, and Willard Mikesell of Eaton.
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United States Uses About Half World Timber Harvest
The United States consumes roughly 50 percent of the timber harvested globally, reflecting its large domestic demand and influence on global forest resources.
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