Alexandria Aces Rally To Two Wins Over Monroe Sports
The Alexandria Aces defeated Monroe twice, 7-2 in seven innings and 9-4 in the nightcap. The Aces mounted six unearned runs in game one and totaled 13 hits in game two, aided by timely hits from Ed Richardson Red Smith Bob Smith and Clyde Gisclair with key runs scored on walk and error plays.
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Swedish Major Leads in Dressage Grand Prix
Swedish veteran Maj. Goesta Boltenstern led the Grand Prix Dressage event in Stockholm on June 15. Riding his 15 year old chestnut gelding Krest in the old blue cavalry uniform, Boltenstern scored 794 points to take the lead for the Gold Medal.
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Baseball scores and upcoming games from yesterday and today
Yesterday results include Beauits icage 7 Washington 2, Baltimore 1, Kansas City 0, Detroit 8, Boston 2 New York 6, Cleveland 3. Today New York at Cleveland with Larson versus Score, Baltimore at Kansas City, Boston at Detroit Brewer versus Gromesk, Washington at Chicago Pascual or Griggs versus Donovan. Also Heaulte results New York 4 Cincinnati 3 in 11 innings and Milwaukee at Brooklyn. Oklahoma City 74 Fort Worth 3 3, Houston 7 San Antonio 2, Shreveport 2 Austin 1, Dallas 2 13 Tulsa 1 8.
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Orioles edge Athletics 1-0 on Smith RBI in ninth
Hal Smith delivered a ninth inning single driving in Chuck Diering to lift the Baltimore Orioles over the Kansas City Athletics 1-0 before 16,645 fans in Kansas City. The crowd included 13 Hall of Fame members.
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DeMarco Favored In 6 to 5 Pick To Fight Martinez
Tony DeMarco is a 6 to 5 favorite to beat Vince Martinez in a scheduled 10 round outdoor bout at Fenway Park tomorrow night. The Massachusetts State Boxing Commission reversed its stance, granting a license to Martinez manager Bill Daly after reconsidering the reciprocal agreement with New York.
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ELIC Tops Lennon Motors to Lead Southside League
ELIC moved into first place after an 8-5 win over Lennon Motors as Oglesby scattered four hits and Green took the loss. Roberts led Lennon with a 2-for-3, while Powell also batted well for the losers. The Palace fell from the top with a 10-7 loss to the Jaycees, Gunn taking the defeat as Rambin and Kent pitched.
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Coed Golf Finals Set After North South Finish
Canadian champion Marlene Stewart and Ruth Jessen advanced to the 18 hole final in the Women’s National Collegiate golf tournament at Lafayette. Stewart defeated Jackie Yates 5 and 4 while Jessen beat Barbara McEntire 6 and 4 to reach the final, with both players pursuing a repeat North and South Women’s Amateur clash at Pinehurst.
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Dartmouth Names 1955 56 Basketball Captains Forwards
Minor League Basketball captain Ron Judson and baseball captain elect Larry Blades will serve as forwards on Dartmouth's 1955 56 basketball squad.
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Phils Cubs Edge Cubs In Opener Then Split Doubleheader
In Philadelphia the Phillies and Cubs split a two game set. The Phillies rallied twice to win 6 5 in ten innings on Ted Kazanski bunt single. The Cubs answered with a six run sixth inning in the second game to take an 8 5 win and earn a split.
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Rowing finish line set near Onondaga Lake in Syracuse
The collegiate rowing course on Onondaga Lake in Syracuse New York has the finish line a short 500 yards from the New York State Thruway. Notable rowers Latman Maley Zeiss Norwood Van Cuyk and Oldsis are mentioned in the report.
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Thomson Leads Open Second Round Standings at Oak Hill
Round two totals list Peter Thomson of Australia at 134 and Ben Hogan at 140 amid a field including Arnold Palmer, Julius Boros, Cary Middlecoff, Sam Snead, and Bob Rosburg. The list shows scores across the Oak Hill East course with numerous players near par and several ties at 141 to 150.
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Boone Homers Twice as Tigers Top Red Sox 5-2
Detroit third baseman Ray Boone hit his 9th and 10th homers to drive in all five Tigers runs in a 5-2 win over Boston at Briggs Stadium before 48 285 fans. Bob Porterfield pitched the complete game for the Red Sox in the loss.
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