Rangers blank Pampa 7 0 to win NBC tourney at Mackenzie Park
Lubbock Rangers pitched two hit McDuff and powered by Palmer four run seventh inning to beat Pampa 7 0. Palmer named outstanding player, drove in four on two singles a double and a home run. Rangers clinch national meet in Wichita starting Aug. 21.
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Pirates nip Giants twice as Pirates top Giants twice
Pittsburgh defeated San Francisco twice with a 7-5 win in the second game aided by a squeeze bunt and errors in the eighth. Dick Groat's bunt timing brought Mazeroski home after a wild throw by Orlando Cepeda, while Joe Christopher scored the final run on the misplay. Christopher had earlier tied the game with his first major league homer.
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Southwest All Stars Rally To Beat Houston Dixie 54
In Houston the Southwest All-Stars of Lubbock prevailed 54 to Houston Dixie after a late surge to keep state Pony League hopes alive. They previously edged San Antonio 2-1 and lost 43 to Lovington.
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Yankees Split With A's Lose Ground in Doubleheader
In Kansas City the Athletics defeated the Yankees 3-2 in the first game then lost 2-0 as Bud Daley earned his 13th win. Joe Collins and Ray Herbert had pitching stints marred by errors. Dallas Moores Skowron provided late offense but New York could not salvage the day.
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Aaron Wins Western Amateur Title as Cochran Retires Hurt
Tommy Aaron of Gainesville, Florida wins the 58th Western Amateur at Northland Country Club in Duluth after Bob Cochran retires from the final with a back injury on holes six and seven. The 7 year old champion takes the title as Cochran concedes following pain described as a knife like sensation in his back.
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Aunt Judy Is Winner At Ruidoso
Aunt Judy a chestnut filly from Canoga Park California nosed ahead to win the 821.202 Ruidoso Quarter Horse Futurity at Ruidoso Downs. Mercer earned 10601 with a $10.70 payout to bettors. A crowd of 4200 wagered roughly 270911 in the day’s betting.
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Texans LA Fined By AFL
The New York Titans lost their first football game but won their first AFL legal battle when the Los Angeles Chargers and the Dallas Texans were fined $2,000 each for beginning practice two weeks early. Titan President Harry Wismer disclosed the fines Sunday before leaving for New York.
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Palmer wins Insurance Open in three man playoff
Arnold Palmer defeats Jack Fleck and Bill Collins in a sixteenth final playoff to claim the Insurance City Open at Wethersfield Conn. Palmer finishes tied with Fleck at 271 and wins $3 500 first prize boosting career earnings to about 58 466.19. Collins is eliminated on the first playoff hole as Palmer and Fleck advance to a late Sunday finish.
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Pro-Am slated at Plainview
A Texas Chapter pro am is set for today at Plainview Country Club. Pro Horace Moore announces amateurs pay 3 dollars and pros 9 dollars. A special pro-pro will add an extra fee. The one day meet uses a point system and aims to start early. This isPlainview Country Club’s second pro am of the year.
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Dempsey foe Luis Firpo dies after heart attack
Luis Angel Firpo the bull of the Pampas and a longtime boxing star died at 65 in Buenos Aires after a heart seizure. He rose to fame in the 1920 Dempsey fight, nearly knocking him out in a dramatic exchange at the Polo Grounds before losing in the second round. Firpo later became a wealthy rancher and sports hero in Argentina.
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