Tigers Edge Twins as Indians Close Gap
Detroit, led by homers from Moravito, Bruton, Cash, and Wood, swept Minnesota 10-4 and 9-3 to extend a streak while Cleveland, winning twice over Los Angeles, closed within two games. Scheffing focused on his club’s pace at 17 games over .400 as the AL race tightens.
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Minnesota Twins
Minnesota
Cleveland
Indians
Los Angeles Angels
Twins
Norm Cash
Bil Bruton
Dick Brown
Chico Fernandez
Jake Wood
Rocky Moravito
Bubba Morton
Mike Tourke
Frank Lary
Paul Foytack
Los Angeles
Woodie
Bubs Sige
Willie Kirkland
Jim Piersall
Teague
Jim Perry
Wren Hawkins
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Boston Red Sox
Baltimore Orioles
Kansas City Athletics
Washington Senators
San Francisco Giants
Los Angeles Dodgers
Cincinnati Reds
Hirth
Oriole
Joe Gingshere
Jin Gentile
Baltimore
Jim Archer
A's
Stu Willer
Sam Jones
Stan Williams
John Losebors
Dodgers
Dim Maroney
Reds
Cubs
Jorge Altman
Fans Get Money's Worth In Close Southern Association Tilts
Southern Association games delivered tight endings with six one run decisions and a 10 inning late winner. Chattanooga edged Macon 4-3 after a dramatic final inning. Little Rock beat Atlanta 6-3 then lost 4-3. Birmingham won 4-0 on a George McCue single. Shreveport broke a nine game skid with a 9-7 10 inning win over Mobile as Gordon MacKenzie homered twice.
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Macon
Little Rock
Atlanta
Birmingham
Nashville
George McCue
Shreveport
Gordon MacKenzie
Mobile
MacKenzie
Gene Lary
Dale Willis
Alex George
Ron Hogg
al Grunwald
Pidge Browne
Browne
McCue
Bob Micelotta
Micelotta
Palys
Toronto
Bobby Messsner
The
Barons
Baron
Eddie Glennon
Glennon
John Herrnstein
Don Dobrino
Hjerrnstein
Lookouts
Middlecoff Wins Memphis Open In Home Pride Finish
Cary Middlecoff roared from behind to capture the Memphis Open at Colonial Country, posting 266 for a tournament record and $4,300 payout. Gardner Dickinson led early with a 63 and finished tied for second at 271, with Mike Souchak also 271. Hal Shaver Jr. was fourth at 272, while the field included Lionel Hebert Gene Littler Buddy Sullivan and Tommy Bolt.
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Maxwell. Dickinson
Tequesta
Fla
Mike Souchak
Souchak
Hal Shave Jr
Lionel Hebert
Gene Littler
Buddy Sullivan
Champen
Tommy Bolt
Ken Ventur
Middlecott
Joss
Dickinson
Ben Hogan
Middlecolf
Cary Middlecolf
Gardner Dickinson
Ned Shaver
ITV
Gene Litter
Kiddy Sullivan
Ken Venturi
Yormmey Bolt
den Palrfield
Mr Collins
Marty Furgol
Nob Goalby
Vrack Boynton
Ob Goetz
Tommy Jacobs
Fred Mawkins
Thetitlet Lee
Fred Maas
Dave Ragan
Clay Brewer
Mary Lena Faulk Wins Women's Western Open in Nashville
Mary Lena Faulk, from Thomasville Georgia, wins the Women's Western Open at Belle Meade Country Club Nashville with a 1 under par 71 final round to claim the $7,400 purse after setting a course record 67 in the third round. Betsy Rawls led after day one with 69, a course record for women at the time.
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Nashville, Tenn
Mary Lana Faulk
Thomasville
Parka Belle Meade Country Club
Miss Faulk
Betsy Rawls
Spartanburg
D.C
Mickey Wright
Lavine Buen
Matigen Seth
Kathy Cornelius
Piha
Marlone
Barbera Romuck
Shirley Maeteharn
aPolly Miley
Pouay Bell
Trolaa
Betty Jameson
Heverly Magnon
Ata Mary Mills
Way Crocker
Syd Paty Bergsind
Baseball Standings and Probable Pitchers From Weekend Action
Standings show Sunday results with Philadelphia 5 Pittsburgh 0 Milwaukee 7 St Louis 1 Cincinnati 3 Chicago 1 and Chicago 8 Cincinnati 2. Saturday results include Pittsburgh 5 Philadelphia 1 Milwaukee 9 St Louis 3 Chicago 10 Cincinnati 7 Los Angeles 4 San Francisco 3. Monday pitchers list Philadelphia at San Francisco Roberts 0 7 vs McCormick 4 Pittsburgh at Los Angeles Law 1 4 vs Drysdale 3 3, Chicago at St Louis Ellsworth 2 4 vs Simmons 2 4, Milwaukee at Cincinnati Burdette 4 4 vs Jay 6 3. Tuesday games Chicago at St Louis Pittsburgh at Los Angeles Philadelphia at San Francisco. Additional scores: New York 10 Chicago 1 Boston 6 Baltimore 5 Cleveland 5 Los Angeles 3. Cleveland 8 Los Angeles 4. Detroit 10 Minnesota 4. Detroit 9 Minnesota 3. Kansas City 8 Washington 0. Cleveland 9 Los Angeles 4. Baltimore 3 Boston 1. Chicago 6 New York 5.
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Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Chicago
San Fran
Los Angeles
San Francisco
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McCormick
Pittsburg
Law
Drysdale
Ellsworth
Simmons
Burdette
Jay
New York
Boston
Baltimore
Cleveland
Detroit
Minnesota
Kansas City
Washington
Herbert
Nuxhall
Fornieles
Brewer
Twinight
Stubbs
Lee
Sheldon
Coates
Moeller
Brown
Antonelli
Sturdivant
Regan
Baumann
Bra
Los Angeles Ry
Delta League Drew Defeats Eastside In 8-1 Win
Drew's Griggs earned the win while Patton took the loss as Williams and Deloach led Drew with three hits each. Eastside’s Cupps also went 3 for 4. Chatham beat Neville 3 behind Malone's pitching and Fuller’s 3 for 5. Woodlawn swept Swartz 4-0 and 11-2 with Satterfield blanking Swartz in the opener. Crawford and Kennedy had two hits apiece in the nightcap.
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Eastside
Griggs
Patton
Williams
Deloach
Cupps
Chatham
Neville
Malone
Fuller
Lovett
Woodlawn
Swartz
Satterfield
Crawford
Kennedy
Farmer
Ramsey
Browder
Whittington
Capps
Reynolds Wins Senior Golf Crown In Thrilling Bayou DeLiard Finish
Malley Reynolds of Dallas captured the 50-57 age group state senior title at the first annual Senior Golf Tourney at Bayou DeLiard after a dramatic rally against George Thomas who led by three with five holes left. John Waters posted a three under par for the first flight crown, while Col. Alfred Edie and J. B. Hancock won the other age divisions.
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Malley Reynolds
Dallas
Texas
Ponce DeLeon
Bayou DeLiard
George Thomas
Thomas
Reynolds
John Waters
Alexandria
R. D. Bushnell
Bushnell
Ken Holt
West Monroe
Col
Alfred ‘Edie
J. B. Hancock
Harold Stillion
Stillion
J. C. Thrash
Col. H. Moss
Col. Edie
Curt Dill
Hancock
W. E. Bingham
N. S. Hatcher
C. R. Pope
D .Bushnell
Jacques Doucet
Joe Alliet
P. G. Grambling
Charles Hastings
Granddads Rule International Golf For Canada Cup
Sammy Snead and Jimmy Demaret, both veteran players, led the United States to the Canada Cup team title at Dorado Beach. Snead won the individual International Trophy with a 16 under par total 272 aided by rounds of 67 67 70 68 while Demaret contributed to the 560 team score. Australia finished second 12 strokes back led by Peter Thomson 240 and Kel Nagle 292. Canada was fourth with Al Balding 283 and Al Johnston 296.
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Oscar Fraley
United Press International
Lorado Beach, P. R
UPI
Sammy Snead
Jimmy Demaret
Sam
Peter Thomson
Demaret
Uncle Sam
Australia
Snead
Thomson
Ireland
Christy O'Connor
Canada
al Balding
Little Ben Arda
Philippines
Dorado Beach
Slammer
West Virginia Hills
Las Vegas
Greenbrier
USA
United States
Sam Snead
Kel Nagle
al Johnston
Treland
Chris O'Connor
Norm Drew
Ben Arda
Celestina Tugot
Wales
Dave Thomas
Dai Rees
Puerto Rico
J. Rodriguea
Pete Cooper
South Africa
Retief Waltman
H. Henning
Argentina
Fidel de Luca
Leopoldo Ruiz
Belgium
F. van Donck
Don Swaedens
China
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W. O. Price
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