White Sox cling to slim AL survival amid slump
Chicago trails near cellar as Minnie Minoso’s departure fuels run drought. Cleveland with 29 RBI by Minoso tops Sox while Boston and Washington split and Giants edge Dodgers. Cleveland rookie Gary Bell earns first win with six-inning two-hitter performance.
Rigney Elevates Two Giants Relievers to Starters
Giants manager Bill Rigney reshapes the rotation elevating Paul Giel and Al Worthington to starting roles as San Francisco fights to stay atop the National League. Giel debuts against Pittsburgh after a relief surge, Worthington works into a later Pittsburgh test, while Ruben Gomez faces Vern Law. Davenport returns to bolster defense as the club trims through a rough stretch.
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al Worthington
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Philadelphia
Ruben Gomez
Vern Law
Bob Speake
Hank Sauer
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Phoenix
Frank Thomas
R. C.stevens
Bob Skinner
Bill Virdon
Ramon Monzant
17YearOld Wins First Round In Trans Miss Golf Tourney
In Springfield Missouri Sherry Wheeler of Glasgow Kentucky shot par for 16 holes to beat Vicki Pettit of Wichita Kansas 3 and 2 in the opening round of the 28th annual women’s Trans Mississippi golf tournament at Hickory Hills. Defending champion Mrs James Ferrie of Gardena California defeated Mrs Stanley Emerson of Dayton Ohio 1 up. Mrs William Hartson of Piedmont California eliminated Kathleen Fawcett of Creve Coeur Missouri 1 up after a 20 hole match. Paul Dye of Indianapolis ousted Clifford Ann Creed of Opelousas Louisiana 2 and 1.
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Sherry Wheeler
Glasgow
Vicki Pettit
Wichita
Hickory Hills
James Ferrie
Gardena
Calif
Stanley Emerson
Dayton
Ohio
William Hartson
Hickory Hills Country Club
Kaw
Piedmont
Kathleen Fawcett
Creve Coeur
Barbara Williams
Richmond
Barbara Slobe
Waukegan
Ill
Julie Hull
Anderson
Ind
Betty Houran
Grand Rapids
Mich
Andrea Cohn
Waterloo
Iowa
Joseph Miller
Hot Springs
Ark
Hodge Makes Brief Pro Debut with 1 12 Knockout
Olympic wrestler Dan Hodge defeated Norm Jackson in 1:12 of the first round at the Catholic Youth Center in Scranton Pa. The fight drew 452 fans as promoter observers questioned Jackson’s identity and purse payment. Hodge weighed 189 3 4 pounds and Jackson 184 1 4, with Hodge winning on a body shot and left hook.
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Dixie League tightens with trio atop standings
Central defeated Ouachita 8-6 to topple the former leader while Southern Equipment rallied for a 10-9 win over Missouri Pacific. Varino homered in the final inning, aiding Southern Equipment alongside Fallon Cozine, and Zarro led Ouachita with 3-3. Causey Bass earned the win. Sims Walton took the loss.
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West Monroe Edges Delhi Juniors in District Clash
West Monroe Kilpatricks defeated Delhi 8 to 6 in a Fifth District American Legion Junior baseball game. Winning pitcher Garland Webb yielded two hits with late relief by Ronnie Haile after Webb ran into trouble in the last inning. West Monroe teammates Jerry Stovall John Moses and Webb led the offense with two hits each while Moses added a two base hit. Delhi’s Dick Thompson and Dick Smith each had a single early in the game. West Monroe to face Rayville next. Delhi to Farmerville.
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West Monroe
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Webb
Dick Thompson
Dick Smith
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Dick Howard
Wayne Works
Aubrey Patton
Oldest Free Standing Stone Structure in World Found
The Step Pyramid of Diosel in Memphis Egypt, built around 2740 B C, is cited by National Geographic Magazine as the oldest free standing stone structure in the world.
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Kentucky Girl Sherry Wheeler Shines in Trans Miss Round
The 17-year-old Glasgow, Kentucky native Sherry Wheeler posted a 3 and 2 victory over Vicki Pettit of Wichita in the opening round of the Trans Miss golf tournament at Hickory Hills. Defending champion Mrs. James Ferrie edged Mrs. Stanley Emerson in 18 holes, while California entrants Willi am Hartson and Barbara Williams advanced in tight matches.
McAuliffe Builds One-Stroke Lead in Eastern Amateur
Mrs Edward McAuliffe of Wellesley Massachusetts holds a one stroke lead after the first round of the 54 hole Women s Eastern Amateur at Allegheny Country Club Pittsburgh. She shot 38 37 75 two over par to top Mary Patton Janssen of Farmington Virginia who carded 39 37 76.
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Edward McAuliffe
Wellesley
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McAuliffel
Allegheny Country Club
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Farmington
Janssen
Baseball Scores and Schedule From Yesterday and Today
American League results Cleveland 10 Baltimore 2 Chicago 5 Washington 4 in opener Washington 5 Chicago 2 in nightcap. Kansas City at New York postponed. Detroit and Boston rain postponement. Today’s games include Kansas City at New York and Cleveland at Baltimore. National League results Chicago 9 Milwaukee 6 Pittsburgh 3 San Francisco 4 Philadelphia 3. Cincinnati at St Louis postponed by rain.
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Crisis rises in France as DeLamare seeks another French title
DeLamare, a dominant force with eight French amateur titles since 1946, leads a field of 43 players at Hillsdale course Deauville 6200 yards. Twelve Americans compete, including Jim McHale and Tim Holland, as matchups begin with McHale facing S A Schofield and Roos meeting Hirigoyen while Penrose faces Allpass and Andrews plays Bardana. Holland advances with a bye to Thursday.
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Henri DeLamare
Hillsdale
DeLamare
Europe
Jim McHale
Philadelphia
Tim Holland
Rockville Center
McHale
S. A. Schofield
Britain
Bob Roos
San Francisco
Jean-Pierre Hirigoyen
Jack Penrose
Miami
Fla
Fred Allpass
Gene Andrews
Unbeaten Legion Clubs Meet in Twin Cities Showdown
The American Legion Fifth District features undefeated Monroe and Ruston clashing at Legion 1 Stadium at 7 45 as Ruston seeks 4 0 start after a 32 2 season opening win and an 18 0 result. West Monroe faces Rayville at 3 30 at the West Monroe Playground with playoff hopes alive. Other games include Delhi at Farmerville and Bastrop at Columbia.
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Ruston
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Rayville
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Farmerville
Bastrop
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Clyde Berry
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Red
Lamar Setting Pace In NAIA Golf Tourney
Lamar Tech led the NAIA Golf Tournament at Tyrrell Park with a 581 team total at halfway, 15 strokes ahead of Central Oklahoma. Individual leader Lt Langert scored 141 after 36 holes, followed by teammate Dick Hoelzer at 144 and Don Hill of Texas Wesleyan at 146.
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Lamar Tech
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Lamar
Central Oklahoma
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Westminster
Eddie Langert
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Little Boys League Shutouts Highlight Sunday Play
Pulp and Paper Makers Union won 1-0 over People's Loan behind Woody Woodcock’s 3 hit pitching and 12 strikeouts. Pan Am defeated Ouachita Bank 6-0 with Sechler on the mound while Van Zile led Pan Am with 2 hits, Foster had 1 hit for the losers, and Frazizer and Foster were the losing battery.
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People’s Loan
Woody Woodcock
Pan-Am
Ouachita Bank
Sechler
Woodcock
Tes!tonts
Larry Pankey
Richard Anderson
van Zile
Pan‘Am
Foster
Frazizer
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Northside
People's Loan
Louisiana Power, Light
Bancroft
Ouachita National Bank
First National Bank
Colbert's Hardware
Tighe Knew In Advance Change Due
Jack Tighe said he anticipated a managerial change for the Detroit Tigers after a 9-4 loss to Boston and a poor road trip. He accepted the firing calmly, noting the club's last place standing and five losses in seven games. He planned to return to Detroit and avoid meeting players, calling the situation a personal funeral.
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Jack Tighe
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Sys Tone Relief Advertises Gas Cure
A Monroe man reports fast relief from stomach gas with Sys Tone. The ad claims the medicine moves inches of gas and reduces waistline, aids upset nerves, enriches blood with iron, and works with food. Available at leading druggists in Monroe and nearby towns.
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Sys-Tone
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