Dodgers Top Reds In Rodger Craig Complete Game Victory
Brooklyn pitcher Roger Craig threw his first complete game in 18 starts to lift the Dodgers within a half game of first place with a 6 3 win over the Cincinnati Redlegs. Brooklyn rode four straight wins as Cincinnati dropped its fourth in five. Craig allowed two runs in the final six frames and aided by solid defense, hitters Gilliam Snider and Walker sparked the offense with a pair of RBIs each.
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USGA Puts Ward On Year Probation
Harvie Ward, top national amateur, was placed on one year probation for violating amateur status rules. The USGA committee concluded he accepted unauthorized expenses for tournaments from the 1952 British Amateur through the Colonial Open in Fort Worth. Ward may seek reinstatement immediately and compete as an applicant at the U.S. Open in Toledo next week.
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Spahn Throws Hutout For 5-0 Braves Win
Southpaw Warren Spahn pitched a seven hit shutout to lead the Milwaukee Braves to a 5-0 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates. The game featured a mix of curves and seven strong innings as Milwaukee cruised to the win.
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Cardinals Rally To Beat Giants In 11th Inning
Del Ennis connected for a two run homer in the 11th inning lifting the St. Louis Cardinals to a 5 3 triumph over the New York Giants. Larry Jackson notched his seventh win while Curt Barclay took his fifth loss. Hank Sauer hit his 10th homer to tie the game at 3 3 before Ennis provided the decisive blow as Red Schoendienst, Blasingame and Musial contributed for St. Louis.
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Wrestling Event Increases Prices For Big Match
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Sanford Hurls Phillies over Chicago Cubs
Rookie pitcher Jack Sanford threw his second straight shutout as the Philadelphia Phillies beat the Chicago Cubs 1 to 0. Sanford earned his seventh win against one loss, pushing the Phillies within a half game of the NL-leading Cincinnati Redlegs in a game highlighted by his 18th consecutive scoreless inning.
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Miss Smith Takes Halfway Lead In Ladies PGA Championship
Wilfe Smith, a rookie pro from St. Clair Michigan, fired a two under par 71 to lead the field by four strokes at halfway in the 72 hole Ladies PGA Championship. Louise Suggs trailed after a double bogey on the 15th and a difficult finish, while Smith capped her round with a 30 foot chip in on the final hole to seal the margin.
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Bolling Paces Detroit Win Over Yankees
Detroit beats New York 6 3 as Frank Bolling delivers a two run single in the seventh inning sparking a four run rally. Mantle homered for the Yankees in front of the largest crowd of the season, but Detroit halted New Yorks four game win streak.
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Fullmer Beats Tiger Jones In Ten Round Decision
Gene Fullmer, ex middleweight champion, won a ten round unanimous decision over Ralph Tiger Jones in Chicago. Judges Walsh 48 43, Clark 49 44, referee White 49 46. UP card 47 45. Jones opened two cuts on Fullmer, pressed consistently while Fullmer slipped punches and targeted the body.
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Baltimore Beats White Sox 3-2 on Francona's Single
Baltimore edged Chicago 3-2 in 11 innings to halt the White Sox's rally. Bob Nieman doubled and Tito Francona singled for the decisive run in the 11th. Zuverink earned the win after relieving Ceccarelli with none out in the ninth. Harshman took the loss for Chicago despite a complete game effort.
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McCaugham Falls In JC Net Meet
Top seed Freddy McCaughan of Crossett fell to Magnolia’s Alex Sheshunoff 6 2 6 4 in the JC Net Meet semi finals with the second annual Junior Chamber of Commerce tennis tournament nearing its finals in Crossett Arkansas.
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Minden shuts out Homer 4-0 behind Presley’s 17 strikeouts
Presley pitched a complete game with 17 Ks and five hits as Minden defeated Homer 4 to 0 in the sole Big Eight contest. Farrar backed Presley at bat with key contributions. Davis and Orton added multi hit efforts. Postgame notes list junior and boys tennis results from Crossett to Shreveport, with 22 entries from Louisiana and Arkansas.
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Graff Leads Athletics Past Red Sox in Six Three Win
Kansas City rookie Milt Graff singled in two runs and scored the deciding run as the Athletics defeated the Boston Red Sox 6 to 3 in Kansas City.
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New Car Trade In Deals at Ole Van
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Domestic Finance Service Ad Promises Bill Consolidation
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