Monroe Rout Lafayette 8 1 Behind Homers by Johnston Carr
Monroe Sports defeated Lafayette Oilers 8 to 1 to win their third straight game. Johnston hit a leadoff homer in the fourth and Carr capped a six run sixth with a grand slam like shot. Farinholt hurled relief after Neal and Millard finished strong. Connor and Craig had three hits each for Monroe while Yarmechuk and Setzer had Lafayette’s two of four hits.
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Lafayette
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Hagge Keeps Two Stroke Lead After Two Rounds
Detroit June 22 Marlene Hagge who shot 73 to extend her two stroke edge in the annual ladies PGA championships through 36 holes. Patty Berg trails at 144 with a 73 in round two. Other contenders include Betty Jameson Louise Suggs Alice Bauer Mickey Wright and more shaping the halfway field.
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Marlene
Hagie
Asheville
N. C
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St. Andrew’s
Miss Berg
Mariene Bauer Hagge
Ashville
N.C
Patty ‘Berg
St. Andrews
Betty Jameson
San Antonio
Louise Suggs
Sea Island
Alics Bauer
Sarasota
Fila
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Louisville
Benny Randolph
Linworth
Ohio
Betty Bush
Virginia Beach
Vonate Colby
Hollywood
Fls
Gloria Armstrong
Oakland
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Marilynn Smith
Bloomfield
Mich
Prentice
Birmingham
Als
Ennis Home Run Powers Phillies Past Cardinals 2-1
Philadelphia wins 2-1 as Up-Del Ennis hits his 12th homer of the season and Robin Roberts allows five hits. Willi e Jones doubles to drive in a run in the second inning while Roy Smalley adds a two base hit on a bad hop. Tom Poholsky singles in the third and Alvin Dark scores, Stan Musial doubles for St. Louis.
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del Ennis
Robin Hoberts
Philadelphia Phillies
St. Louis Cardinals
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Phillies
Willie Jones
Roy Smalley
Whitey Lockman
Jones
Tom Poholsky
Roberts
Alvin Dark
Stan Musial
Pobolsky
Dark
Monroe Juniors Rally Past Jonesboro Legioneers 5-1
Monroe Juniors defeated Jonesboro Legioneers 5-1 to extend their win streak to seven. Spec Lewis hit a third inning homer driving in Willie Ragan, and Pixley scored on two wild pitches in the fourth. Mickey Yerger started on the mound for Monroe, leaving after five innings with Jim Altick finishing.
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Monroe Legion
Spec” Lewis
Willie Ragan
Montoyans
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Legioneers
Pixley
Ephimin
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Monroe
Jim Altick
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Altick
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Moore
Malone
Hawthorne
Casper Leads At Halfway Mark In Philadelphia Open
Bill Casper the Chula Vista pro shot a 36 hole 133 after an eagle two to grab the midway lead in the $20,000 Philadelphia Daily News Open at Cobbs Creek. Dick Mayer Mike Setchick Bud Holscher tied for second at 135 with Hebert at 136 and several others at 137.
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Bill Casper
Chula Vista
Calif
Casper
Cobbs Creek
Dick Mayer
St. Petersburg
Fia
Mike Setchick
Mahopac
Bud Holscher
Apple Valley
Jay Hebert
Sanford
Fla
Gay Brewer, Jr
Cincinnati
al Besselink
Grossingers
N.Y
Charles Sifford
Doug Ford
Art Wall Jr
Porono Manor
Cary Middlecoff
Biji Casper, Jr
Chula
Vista
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Minor League Best V-8 Ya
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Shreveport Closes Texas League First Game in Tight Fight
In a Texas League double header, Shreveport and Austin played a close first game with key performances by Johnson Lamina Hachia Peden and Olivo Misley Tosheff La Quina Craddock and Jones contributing. The second game featured similar slugging and standout innings as the teams battled to an innings share.
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Shireveport
Johnson
Lamina
Hachia
Peden
Austin
AB Shreveport
Olivo
Misley
Tosheff
Major Stakes Day At Hollywood Cleveland And Belmont Week
Swaps leads the Inglewood Handicap at Hollywood Park with 130 pounds as Fabius contests the Ohio Derby at Thistle Down alongside Canadian Champ. Other features include the Stymie at Belmont Park, New Castle at Delaware Park, and the Laurance Armour Memorial at Arlington with heavy weights and top horses like Fisherman Parlo and Decathlon staking the action across seven tracks.
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Pride of California
Inglewood
Hollywood Park
Fabius
Cleveland
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Fisherman
Belmont Park
Foxcatcher Farm
S Park
New Castle
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Belmont
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Porter
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Citation
Calumet Farm
Stymie
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Searching
Parlo
Ethel D. Jacobs
T. Chenery
Manotick
Dotted Line
King Ranch
Monmouth
Mr. Patrick
Decathlon
Nan
Mink
Hasty House Farm
Sean Erin
Laurance Armour
Walmac Farm
Hasseyampa
Suffolk Downs
Beauguerre
Baseball scores and upcoming games from a regional slate
Yesterday results include Resorts Milwaukee 3 New York 1 Cincinnati 6 Brooklyn 0 Philadelphia 2 St Louis 1. Chicago at Pittsburgh ppd end 3rd due to light. Today schedules feature Milwaukee at New York Spahn versus Antonelli, St Louis at Philadelphia Schmidt or Livie versus Haddix, Cincinnati at Brooklyn Koufax, New York at Chicago Grim versus Whisen, and others across Kansas City Baltimore Washington Oklahoma City Fort Worth with several 10 inning games.
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New York
Spahn
Antonelli
St Louis
Philadelphia
Schmidt
Livie
Haddix
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Kuppstein
Va. Koufax
Qhienco
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Rush
Friend
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Grim
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Nevreee
Boston
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Baltimore
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
KLIC and Palace Tie First Half in Southside League
KLIC edged Jaycees 11 1 on Stringer's one hitter while the Palace blanked Lennon Motors 6 1 with Zar re hurling a lone homer. The two leaders meet Monday at 6 30 PM to decide the first half title.
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the Palace
Jaycees
Stringer
Lennon Motors
Zarre
Sour Associations Whale segn lingering notes
The fragment notes a score or roster with New Orleans as a location and several players named Melly Howe Smith Batts Grunwald Churn Erautt Onuska. The text appears to be an incomplete sports or team listing with numbers in a tabular format.
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Melly
Howe
Smith
Batts
Grunwald
Churn
Erautt
Onuska
Williams Hits First Homer as Red Sox Beat A's 6 3
Ted Williams belted his first homer of the year driving in three as Boston defeated Kansas City 6 to 3. Williams connected on a 3 2 pitch from Art Ditmar in the first inning to spark the Sox to an early lead, with Klaus and Buddin adding RBIs.
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Boston Red Sox
Boston
Art Ditmar
Sox
Jim Persall
Williams
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Stephens
Ifo
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Sullivan
Rapr Sullivan
W—Sullivan
L—Ditmar
Stevens
Runge
Rommel
Tabacchi
White Sox Win In 12 Innings Over Yankees 5-4
Sammy Esposito delivered the deciding blows with a bases loaded single in the 12th after a 11th inning double. He powered Chicago to a 5-4 win that snapped New York’s seven game run and narrowed the Yanks’ lead over the White Sox to four games. Yankee hitters managed a lone run in the ninth on a MecDougald single, error and Mantle’s double. Consuegra earned the win for Chicago with relief from Cole man. Doby hit a solo homer for the White Sox.
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Sammy Esposito
Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
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Sox
Dick Donovan
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Mantle
Reds Triumph Over Tigers 7 4 Behind Ruth League Rally
Howard Dowdy and Wyatt powered the Babe Ruth League win as the Reds beat the Tigers 7 to 4. Haddad and Dowdy earned the win while McGinn and Peters took the loss. Patton doubled for the Bengals and Peters led with two hits in four at bats. Haddad and Howard assisted the sensational duo for the victorious Reds.
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Wyatt
Tigers
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Haddad
McGin
Peters
Patton
Bengals
Orioles win in 11th as Tigers commit costly errors
In Detroit on June 22 relief pitcher George Zuverink drove in the decisive run with a single in the 11th inning after the Tigers errored twice, giving Baltimore a 3-2 victory. Wight, Zuverink and Triandos paced the Orioles while Masterson and Wilson struggled for Detroit.
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Detroit Tigers
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Zuverink
Triandos Smith
Foytack
Masterson
Wilson
House
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Power Troubles Put Off Battle For Cubs Bucs
Pittsburgh June 22 The game between the Pittsburgh Pirates and the Chicago Cubs was called after 31.3 innings due to lighting failure. Umpires delayed over an hour before calling with Cubs ahead 2 0 as repair crews estimated three hours to fix a faulty conduit.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Calhoun Stops Vaughn In Eighth Round For 22nd Win
Rory Calhoun, 21, unbeaten middleweight from White Plains, ref Ruby Goldstein stops the TV bout at Madison Square Garden in 2 28 of the 8th round. Vaughn, 159, was hurt after two knockdowns and a nine count in the eighth.
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White Plains
N.Y
Willie Vaughn
Los Angeles
Madison Square Garden
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Vaughn
Ruby Goldstein
Vaugh
Goldstein
Columbia Legion Youths defeat Bastrop 8 to 1
Columbia American Legion Juniors crushed Bastrop 8 to 1 in Columbia Louisiana. Hester and Jordan combined for five hits allowing Bastrop two runs through five innings. Columbia jumped to a 3-0 first inning lead and scored in every frame except the third and sixth. Rogan and Moore behind Hester and Jordan.
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Hester
Jordan
Columbia Machine
Rogan
Moore
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