Littler and Maxwell Lead Western Open Tie At Halfway
Gene Littler and Billy Maxwell share the 54th Western Open lead at six under par 136 after two rounds at Plum Hollow. Don Finsterwald and others sit one stroke back at 137 as the field narrows to the low 50 pros for the weekend.
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Lloyd Northard
United Press
Detroit
Gene Littler
Billy Maxwell
U.S
Pithe
Mate
Lillier
Singing Hills
Calif
Plum Hollow
Maxwell
Odessa
Tex
Don Finsterwald
Bob Hill
Rochester
N.Y
Ker Venturi
San Francisco
Marty Furgol
Lemont
All
Bob Duden
Portland
Ore
George Bayer
Los Angeles
Jerry Barber
Gene Bone Pontiac
Mich
Am Bone Lichardue
Hillside
N.J
N. Y
Don Finisterwald
Tequesta
Fla
Ken Venturi
Gene Bone
Pontiac
Babe Lichardus
N. J
Paul Harney
Boston
Mass
Jimmy Demaret
Kiamesha Lake
Walter Burkemo
Franklin Hills
Doug Ford
Mahopac
Frank Boynton
Winter Park
Klaus Powers Red Sox Rally Past Tigers 9 to 2
Billy Klaus ripped four hits including two home runs and Tom Brewer pitched seven strong innings to lift Boston over Detroit 9-2, giving the Red Sox a lead in the American League division race.
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Klaus Powers
Red Sox
Tigers
Boston
Billy Klaus
Tom Brewer
Detroit
ABRE
Williams
Stenhens
Vernon
Zauchin
O Jensen
Anveneee
Lepcio
Sa Daley
Brewer
Byrd
Breton
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RBI
Maxwell
Bolling
Klaus
Malzone
Kuenn
Lepeio
Maas
Gromek
Hoeft
So— Maas
Tabacchi
Ber
McKinley
Wind Lifts White Sox Past Senators in Ninth Inning
The Chicago White Sox beat the Washington Senators 4-3 to stay tied for the AL lead. Dick Donovan delivered a wind blown single in the ninth after Les Moss opened with a pop fly for a single and Bubba Phillips sacrificed.
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Washington
Chicago White Sox
Washington Senators
Dick Donovan
Les Moss
Jim Landis
Bubba Phillips
Baseball scores and upcoming games from yesterday to today
Yesterday results include Milwaukee 4 Pittsburgh 2 New York 4 St Louis 1 Cincinnati 7 Philadelphia 1 Brooklyn at Chicago on wet grounds. Today features New York at St Louis with four two four lineups Pittsburgh Milwaukee Brooklyn Chicago. Philadelphia Cincinnati Roberts versus Acker. Baltimore 6 Cleveland 0. Chicago Washington 4 3 New York 5 Kansas City 4 Boston 9 Detroit 2. Chicago Washington Harshman versus Hyde. Kansas City New York Kellner versus Shantz. Cleveland Baltimore two to night Messi Narleski vs O Dell Wight. Detroit Boston Lary versus Sisler. Nashville 10 Memphis 6 Birmingham 6 Mobile 1 New Orleans Atlanta rain Little Rock Chattanooga rain.
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Pittsburgh
New York
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Chicago
Wet Grounds
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Jones
Swanson
Burdette
Maglie
Erskine
Rush
Roberts
Acker
Baltimore
Cleveland
Washington
Kansas City
Boston
Detroit
Harshman
Hyde
Kellner
Shantz
Messi
Narleski
O'Dell
Wight
Lary
Sisler
Nashville
Memphis
Birmingham
Mobile
New Orleans
Atlanta
Little Rock
Chattanooga
Donovan
Moss
Landis
Rhoa! Aparicio
Fox
Minoso
Doby
Ameter Ewane
Washington Bolling
Runnels
Sievers
Lemon
Courtney
Becquer
Throneberry
Bridges
Kemmerer
Deee St. Louis
Eyerly
Berberet
Rivera
RBI
Plews
Phillips
S— Aparicio
Bolling
Torgeson
Bb— Kemmerer
Porevan
la Palme
So— Donovan
Byerly
Ho— Donovan
Pet la Palme
Howell
Kem- Teammerer
RER
LA Palmer
Kem
W— Donovan
L— Byerly
Vu— Hurley
Umont
Paparella
Fort Worth Leads In Recreation Softball Action
Rec softball results across Texas show Fort Worth 11 Oklahoma City 10, Houston 7 San Antonio 2, Dallas. Tulsa 5 called after 12 innings to let Dallas catch a train. Shreveport 5 Austin 1. League play saw Sterlington Baptist dominate Good Hope 23 6 in the Church C division.
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Oklahoma City
Houston
San Antonio
Dallas
Tulsa
Shreveport
Austin
Sterlington Baptist
Lane Baptist L.T
West Monroe Baptist
Assembly of God
Monroe First Baptist
Brownville Methodist
Brownville Baptist
Latter-day Saints
Good Hope Baptist
Stone Ave Methodist
Cypress Baptist
Central Baptist First Christian
Seeee
College Place Baptist
LTI Chapel
Linville Baptist Crusaders
Cheniere Baptist
St. Paschal’s
Trinity Baptist
Gordon Avenue Methodist
Temple Baptist
Victory Baptist
Emmanuel Baptist Fort Worth
West Monroe
Frick Overrules Local Ballot To Rename All Star Picks
Baseball Commissioner Ford Frick voided the Cincinnati dominated ballot and swapped eight local selections for Cardinals Stan Musial Wrighty Hank Aaron and Giants Wilkes Mays at first center and right positions. He cited a Cincinnati ballot surge of over 550000 as skewing the national vote counts and acted at the request of NL President Warren Giles and AL President Will Harridge.
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Warren C. Giles
Cincinnati Times- Star
WKRC
Cincinnati Reds
Ford Frick
Cincinnati
Ed Kennedy
Bob Firestone
Times-Star
Bils Kreeger
Milton Richman
United Press
New York
Cincinnati Redlegs
Nstead
Frick
Warren Giles
Will Harridge
George Crowe
Gus Bell
Wally Post
Stan Musial
Cardinals
Wilkes Mays
Giants
Hank Aaron
Braves
Crowe
Johnny Temple
Don Hoak
Roy McMillan
Post
Bell
Frank Robinson
Cincinnati Times-Step
Temple
Hoak
McMillan
Robinson
Bailey
United States Wimbledon hope falls to Ashley Cooper
Seeded US players Gibson Brough and Hard advance to quarter finals while Mike Green loses to Ashley Cooper 6 2 6 3 9 7. Rosa Maria Reyes defeats Karol Fageros 7 5 6 4 and Cooper dominates Hoahing 6 1 6 1.
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England
United States
Althea Gibson
Louise Brough
Darlene Hard
Mike Green
Miami
Fla
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Karol Fageros
Mexico
Rosa
Maria Reyes
Lew Hoad
America
Vic Seixas
Philadelphia
Herbie Flam
Beverly Hills
Calif
Budge Patty
Los Angeles
Little Boys League action features two wins in North and South
In the Northside Little Boys League Little Boys People's Loan won 3-1 over Bancroft with Jones throwing a no hitter. Robinson and Harris led hitting at 1 for 2. In the Southside League J C Steele defeated First National 6-2 with Steele going 2 for 4 while Allen caught.
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People’s Loan
Bancroft
J. C. Steel
Jones
People’s
Robinson
Harris
Carter
Henry
Clampit
JJ. C. Steele
First National
Allen
Johnson
Money to Lend If You Need Any We Want To Lend It
A local lender advertises loans with offer to reduce car payments whether financed or paid off. Signals available cash on almost anything as collateral.
Giants Top Cardinals to Move Back in Standings
The New York Giants defeated the St. Louis Cardinals 4-1 in a game led by Curt Barclay and Marv Grissom. The win snapped the Redbirds’ march atop the standings as New York logged its third straight win and its 13th win in 17 games.
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ST. Louis
New York Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Curt Barclay
Marv Grissom
Redbirds
Giants
Bastrop Beats Rayville 6 2 In Baseball Showdown
Bastrop jumped to five first inning runs on four hits and three Rayville errors then added a second inning score to win 6 2 over Rayville Richland Motors. Brakefield drove in three with a bases loaded double while J Moore pitched a three hit victory as O Conner triple and McKay produced the lone Rayville hits.
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Bateman
D. Rabin
Haddad and
Rawls
McMullen
Monroe First Baptist
Cheniere
Wood
Kramburg
Reeves
First Baptist
Stuckey
Bastrop
Rayville Rayville
Rayville
Richland Motors
Brakefield
J. Moore
O’conner
McKay
W. Moore
W. Miller
J. Jones
Dixie League drills roll to 11-0 win for McCain Richards Motors
McCain Richards Motors shut out Civitan Club 11-0 to seize command in the West Monroe Dixie Baseball League. Keighney Fox and Miletello Chapman Tay lor starred at bat. Hubbard McBroom also contributed as the winning battery.
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McCain-Richards Motors
Civitan
West Monroe
KUZN
Civitans
Keighney
Fox
Miletello
Chapman
Taylor
Hubbard
McBroom
Southern
Missouri Pacific Eagles
Covington
Paine
Turner
Williams
Embanato
Ouachita Bank
Central Bank
Central
Futrell
Ouachita
Gray
Stokes
Lewis
Brown
Evans
Jim Williams tests wash and wear menswear from Gay's
Jim Williams dives into a pool to prove wash and wear slacks and shirts stay wrinkle free. The event promotes Gay Clothing Co items including Buccaneer slacks at 6.98 and wash and wear shirts at 2.98 to 3.95, plus a Lee Dynel straw hat at 5.95. Williams resumes duties as Monroe Chamber of Commerce secretary after the stunt.
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Jim Williams
Williams
George Moses
Gay Clothing Co
Gay's
Lee Dynel
Monroe Chamber of
Comerce vf/ice
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