Crowley Millers win series finale over Monroe Sports
Crowley Millers edge Monroe Sports 3 to 2 in a tight Evangeline League game to close Monroe’s home stand. Al Dalle Valli drove in the first Crowley run with a fourth inning rbi double while Brunet and Hartsee key late plays. Crowley improves after the two game setback in Alexandria and heads into a brief road stretch with manager Ed Head departing.
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Payne tosses a one hitter for United Gas win
Payne pitched a one hitter and struck out 13 as United Gas beat the Police Department 110. Brown led the winners with two hits. Turner was the winning catcher while Stringer Terzoulias and Guelzon started the game for the losers. Monroe Brick scored for Gay Clothing on Gray's two run homer. Davis and McStravick paced Gay Clothing. Minnesota waterways link to the Gulf, Hudson Bay, and the Atlantic.
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Belmont Stakes field grows to nine with Needles Fabius clash
The Belmont Stakes purse and field expanded as trainer Jimmy Jones added Frosty Mr. to join Needles and Fabius in the 88th running. The D and H stable entries face off after Fabius won the Preakness and Needles held the Derby. Frosty Mr. may be the sole supplementary entry at $5,000. The race totals $120,650 with $84,600 to the winner.
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Bastrop Juniors Edge Columbia 8-4 in East League
Ronnie Naff drove in three runs with a second inning homer as Bastrop collects ten hits to defeat Columbia Juniors 8 to 4. O Hester led Columbia with a 3 for 3 day. Cain earned the win for Bastrop with Roan aiding in the seventh inning rally.
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Reds Smash Yankees 17-1 in Babe Ruth League
The Reds routed the Yankees on Monday afternoon with 13 hits. Haddad held the Yanks to two hits as Young led Reds with three hits in five at bats. Thomas took the loss while Dowdy caught for the Reds.
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Hogan Says Oak Hill Easy Course Rotten Play
Ben Hogan called Oak Hill one of the easiest open courses he has played and admitted he’s playing rotten. Field rivals dismissed the remark as confusion warfare while predicting a very low winning score as the 56th National Open nears.
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Canada\u2019s New Track Opens With Trials
North America\u2019s newest race track the 13 million Woodbine opens Tuesday afternoon. The Queen's Plate Trial features Canadian Champ owned by E. P. Taylor, ahead of the Plate on June 16. The 780 acre complex near Malton airport includes a 6223 seat grandstand a 2528 clubhouse and space for 20000 standing spectators.
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Recreation Softball: Assembly of God Defeats Trinity 13 1
Assembly of God downed Trinity 13 1 in Junior League action. Brown pitched a five hitter for the win while Perkins took the loss. Kirkham batted 5 for 5 to pace the winners. Perkins led Trinity with 2 for 3.
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Chicago Cards Sign Gordon and Russell Brown to Roster
Chicago Cards announce training camp reporting dates at Lake Forest College Illinois and add two large Browns Gordon and Russell to the lineup Gordon Brown 245 pounds previously Little All America at Louisiana Tech Russell Brown 256 pounds sleeper from Baton Rouge high school no college ball played yet Head Coach Ray Richards sets rookies and f ree agents to report July 15 veterans to join July 22
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Farmerville Jr Legion Beats Jonesboro 5–3 in Danville
Farmerville American Legion Junior baseball team defeated Jonesboro 5 to 3 in Danville. Felton Patterson earned the win while Jackie Hightower took the loss after being relieved by Malone in the fourth inning. Farmerville remains active in the West League standings as Monroe and Union Parish also linger near the top.
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Patterson's Manager Plans September Fight With Moore
Floyd Patterson's manager Cas D'Amato said the heavyweight title bout with Archie Moore is being scheduled for September despite Patterson's broken right hand. Doctors expect healing in 2-3 months, with a conference possible between Patterson, Moore, and promoter Jim Norris.
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German and British Riders Lead Dressage in Horse Olympics
In Stockholm the German rider Otto Rothe on Sissi led with 98.4 penalty points, while Britain's Maj. Arthur Law Rook stood second at 101.6 in the Dressage test. Americans trailed with Maj. Jonathan Burton on 155.6 and Frank Duffy on 162.4 as protests surfaced.
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