Yanks Lead Favorites In Canada Cup
Sam Snead and Jimmy Demaret boosted the United States to a large lead at Dora do Beach in the Canada Cup. Snead tied the competitive 36-hole record with 14 over two rounds and Demaret added a 70 as the Americans led Australia by six strokes at the halfway point amid illness news from Ben Arda of the Philippines.
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Hugh Fullerton JR
Dorado Beach
Sam Snead
Jimmy Demaret
United States
Australia
Snead
Bovey
Demaret
Peter Thomson
Kel Nagel
Little Ben Arda
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Arda
Jimmy
Pooh Atm
Phfa
Jimmy Demarette
Peter Whomwaon
Kel Nagle
Hen Arda Lit
al Johnston
Wales
Tallulah Golf Four Ball Tourney Headlines Weekend Play
Tallulah La hosts its annual Four Ball Golf Tourney with two final days of play. The schedule lists 18 holes today and 36 on Sunday with clusters of matchups starting at noon. Assessments name Winning Pro in Pro Am Billy Brown and Pro Winner Johnny Stahl Roe among early standings as courses fill with teams from Baton Rouge Shreveport Ruston and Vicksburg.
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Tallulah
Billy Brown
Johnny Stahl Roe
Cangoletti
Dave Gammill
George ‘Thomas
Burt Burdick
Charles Keon
Baton Rouge
Clif
Bunning Shuts Down Twins as Colavito Kaline Star for Tigers
Detroit wins 2 0 behind Jim Bunning four hitter and back to back homers by Rocky Colavito and Al Kaline. The Twins manage only scattered threats as Bunning seals the victory and keeps Detroit within two games of first.
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Detroit
Jim Bunning
Rocky Colavito
al Kaline
Twins
Tigers
Cleveland
Kaline
Minnesota
Donovan Wins First of Season as Senators Rout Athletics
Washington right hander Dick Donovan earns his first victory of the season, guiding the Senators to a 12 4 win over Kansas City. Cave Loane drives in five with a homer and double, while Donovan adds a double and two singles and Long belts a fifth inning homer with two aboard.
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Kansas City Athletics
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Cave Loane
Long
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Rakow
Bee Rae
Rice
Schwarts
Yankees Beat White Sox Behind Berra Maris Homers
Yogi Berra and Roger Maris powered the New York Yankees to a 6-2 win over the Chicago White Sox before 38,140 fans. Whitey Ford earned his seventh victory of the season and his first since beating the Sox in 1959, despite an early two run homer by Al Smith.
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Chicago
Yogi Berra
Roger Maris
Whitey Ford
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Ford
White Sox
Sox
al Smith
Berra
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New Yorkers
Tony Kubek
Maris
Little League and Minor League Scores From Southside Park
In a Southside Park set of games Dew Musie defeated Purity Ice Cream 17 to 6 with McGee and Ford on the winning battery and Thompson Biggars Lee and Ross on the losing side. Twin City Printing beat the Palace 33 to 9 as Wright Kokinos Graves led with three hits. North Monroe Lions won 13 to 8 over First Presbyterian with Hicks first among hitters and Touchstone Ernest on the winning battery. Van Trow defeated Gay Clothing 17 to 44 as Saget Able led the winners with two hits. Meeks homered twice. Losers included Kain Faucett Tidwell who homered for Gay Clothing.
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Southside Park
Dew Musie
Purity Ice Cream
McGee
Ford
Thompson
Biggars
Lee
Ross
Twin City Prnning
the Palace
Buddy Wright
Deno Kokinos
Graves
Smith
North Monroe Lions
First Presbyterian
Hicks
Touchstone
Ernest
Rosenburg
May
Johnson
van Trow
Gay Clothing
Saget
Able
Kain
Faucett
Meeks
Doug Tidwell
Baseball Standings and Friday Results Highlight Tight AL Race
American League standings show Detroit and Cleveland battling for the top spot with Los Angeles and Baltimore close behind. Friday results include Baltimore at Boston, Washington at Kansas City, and Cleveland at Los Angeles with Minnesota at Detroit and New York at Chicago on tap for the night.
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Washington
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Boston
Minnesota
Angeles
Chicago
Kansas City
Los Angeles
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Grant
Terry
Shaw
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Bass
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Conley
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St. Louis
Philadelphia
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Koufax
Jackson
Nottebart
Mahaffey
Shantz
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Fillsworth
Anderson
Hunt
Bet sy Rawls Leads Women’s Western Open After 36 Holes
Bet sy Rawls shot near par golf to reach 145 after 36 holes in the Women’s Western Open. Her 76 on Friday followed a blistering 69 Thursday as she seeks the title in Nashville.
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Nashville, Tenn
Betsy Rawls
Rose Bowl Eyes Pact With Big Five After Minnesota Opening
Minnesota cleared the way for a Big Ten Rose Bowl renewal, prompting the Big Ten to seek a contract offer from the Pacific Coast Athletic Association known as the Big Five. Pasadena faces a shifting post season dynamic as the coast group had pressed for Big Ten participation previously.
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Pacific Coast
Cubs Rally Falls Short In Drizzling Reds Upset
Chicago Cubs beat the Reds 7 to 6 in a tense late rally but Cincinnati led 6 0 after six and tied the game in the ninth with a Freese homer and a bases loaded double by Jerry Lynch. Jack Curtis earned the win in relief while Bob Purkey took the loss.
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Cincinnati Reds
Jack Curtis
Jerry Zimmerman
Elio Chacon
George Altman
Reds
Gene Freese
Frank Robinson
Jerry Lynch
Wally Post
Pete Whisenant
Don Blasingame
Blasingame
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Marshall Bridges
Ashburn
Santo
Zimmer
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Purkey
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Landes
Smith
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Buzhardt Shuts Down Pirates as Phils Rally to Win
Philadelphia defeats Pittsburgh 6 to 0 behind John Buzhardt who allowed nine hits and struck out three for his first win of the season. Pancho Herrera drove in two runs, part of a 12-hit Phillies attack led by Tony Gonzalez, Kenny Walters, Tony Taylor and Lee Walls.
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John Buzhardt
Pittsburgh Pirates
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Pancho Herrera
Phillies
Tony Gonzalez
Kenny Walters
Tony Taylor
Lee Walls
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Sudo
Dascoli
Sadecki Throws Four-Hitter As Cardinals Beat Braves 3-1
Ray Sadecki, 20, pitched a four hitter with eight strikeouts to outduel Carl Willey and lead the St. Louis Cardinals to a 3-1 victory over the Milwaukee Braves. Ken Boyer hit an eighth inning two run homer in a sixth inning rally that broke a 1-1 tie, with Hal Smith and Alex Grammas contributing key hits. Eddie Mathews homered for Milwaukee, but Sadecki improved to 4-3 while Willey took the loss for the Braves, who dropped to fourth.
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Ray Sadecki
St. Louis Cardinals
Milwaukee Braves
Ken Boyer
Sadecki
Carl Willey
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Cardinals
Willey
St Louis
Bill White
Boyer
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Hal Smith
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Dun‘ham
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Thomas Rf
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Raymond
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Vargo
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Barlick
Jackowski
Little Boys Baseball Results From Northside Southside Parks
In Northside action Farmer Heard led Northside Park to a 4 3 win over First National Bank as Kent Hale batted one for two and Bill Hunt paired for the win. Dale Taylor went two for three for First National. Sinclair defeated La Power and Light 3 2 at Northside with Cloyd and Moore winning. Cloyd homered and Nielsen for Losers collected a hit. At Southside Park West Monroe Peoples Loan beat Firestone 11 4 behind Pearson and Ashley with McGuire among the losers.
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Northside Park
Farmer Heard
First National Bank
Kent Hale
First National
Dale Taylor
Bill Hunt
Mike North
Ted Shirley
Northside
Sinclair
la. Power and Light
Randall Cloyd
Ronnie Moore
Randall Walker
Terry Kincaid
Sinclair Cloyd
Johnny Nelson
Southside Park
West Monroe
Peoples Loan
Firestone
Carl Pearson
Larry Ashley
Ste Holloway
Ronnie Wiggens
McGuire
Peoples Loff
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Francois Saubaber
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