January and Palmer Tie For Western Open Lead
Don January and Arnold Palmer share the halfway lead at 135 as tough conditions and wind shape the Western Open at Blythefield Country Club. Palmer struggles with putting while Butch Baird shoots 67 to reach 136, and Sam Snead posts 74 after a 66 opening.
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Jack Burke
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Ruston Romps Past Bastrop 10-4 in Baseball Heat
Ruston Ramblers explode for six runs in the fourth inning to seize a 10-4 victory over Bastrop. Ray Germany earns the win while Bastrop’s Joe Roane takes the loss as Bastrop drops their next home game to Homer.
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Ouachita Bank tops First Fidelity 52 in Dixie League
Ouachita Bank beat First Fidelity 52 in Southside Dixie League baseball last night. Corbin led Ouachita with three hits while Wright starred for the losers with two. Stock and Corbin were winners. Bragg and Wright suffered the defeat. In another game Ryan Chevrolet won 54 as Jen son and Bennett teamed for the victory with Elmendorf and Hyde losing.
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Reds rally past Dodgers 5 4 on Kasko bases hit
Cincinnati expands NL lead after overcoming a deficit with Eddie Kasko's bases loaded single in the ninth. Gene Freese and Gus Bell drove in key runs as Cincinnati holds off Los Angeles 5 to 4 at Crosley Field.
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Rayville Edges Farmerville to Tie for First in Junior Legion
Rayville trailed Farmerville after three, then rallied in the fifth to score five runs and beat Farmerville 5 3 to pull even atop the Junior Legion standings in Rayville Louisiana. Albritton Hearn Thames Quimby and Miller contributed to the win as Rayville held Farmerville scoreless in the final innings.
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Phillies Rally Past Pirates 12-11 in Late Inning Upset
Philadelphia erased a seven game skid with a 12-11 win over Pittsburgh. Trailing 11-2 after seven innings, the Phillies scored four in the eighth and six in the ninth as Pirates committed four errors. Charlie Smith scored the tying run on base hits.
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Baseball and league standings wrap from Friday and Saturday
American League results show Detroit defeating Cleveland 15 to 7 and New York blanking Minnesota 4 to 0. National League notes Cincinnati Los Angeles and Philadelphia wins. Southern Association lists Birmingham and Atlanta atop standings with upcoming games.
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Bastrop Nips Ruston 8 7 In Upset
Bastrop defeated Ruston 8 to 7 in a nervous game as Larry Brown pitched all nine innings. Ruston rallied with a three run sixth but fell short as Bastrop's Larry Senn started Bastrop rallies in the sixth and seventh. Floyd Murray delivered Bastrop's lone long hit off Gene Smith. Ruston drops to 6-2 on the season.
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Sports Hosting Farmerville Nine Tonight
The Twin-City Sports host Farmerville's La Ark leading nine at Bernstein Park at 7:45 p.m. George Fruge likely starts for the Sports as they try to snap a 1-2 skid after a rain delay.
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Bruton drives Tigers past Indians with two homers
Detroit’s Bill Bruton drove in four runs with two home runs as the Tigers beat Cleveland 15 to 7 in a homer-filled night. Tito Francona Rocky Colavito and Dick McAuliffe also homered for Detroit while Cleveland slugged five homers in the loss. Don Messi earned his eighth win while Jim Perry took the defeat.
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Mele Debut Leads Twins Past Yankees 4-0 in Sparkling Win
Harmon Killebrew hits his 20th homer and drives in all four runs as Sam Mele makes a victorious managerial debut. Camilo Pascual dominates with eight strikeouts on a six-hitter, including three shutouts, in a 4-0 Minnesota win over New York after Cookie Lavagetto’s firing.
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Rampaging Chisox Win 6th Straight
The Chicago White Sox beat Washington 4 3 to extend their winning streak to seven games. Warren Hacker earned the save after entering in the ninth. Ray Herbert improved to 6 6 with three starts since a midseason trade. Al Smith and Jim Landis supplied the decisive eighth inning doubles, while Minnie Minoso drove in a run with a sacrifice fly.
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West Outtlasts East 30-20 In Gridiron Tilt
In a pass heavy All-America Graduation Bowl West tops East 30-20. Washington's Bob Schloredt and Billy Kilmer of UCLA shared passing honors as West offense and defense produced key plays.
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