Indians Rally Past Tigers as Sox Beat Detroit for 2nd Straight
The Indians move to first by 0.006 in the AL after an 14-3 win over Washington and 16 hits including two Johnny Romano homers. The White Sox top the Tigers 7-1, while the Twins fall to their 12th straight loss with a 7-2 defeat by New York. Cincinnati stays a half game up by 7-3 over Milwaukee as Los Angeles and Philadelphia win.
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Gordie Coleman
Bob Purkey
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Unclear 7 eset and shuffled schedule sports brief
Fragmentary listing shows varied team names and a partial schedule with games cited for Detroit Cleveland New York Kansas City Los Angeles Baltimore Washington Philadelphia San Francisco Milwaukee Cincinnati Pittsburgh Chicago and others. Results mention Cincinnati 7 Milwaukee 3 and Los Angeles 8 Pittsburgh 7 with multiple missing details.
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Boston
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Philadelphia
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St. Louis
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Snead Returns Home After Open Qualifying Rest
Sam Snead, after winning three straight tournaments and posting 14 rounds of 70 or better, will rest at home following sectional Open qualifying at Grosse He club. He plans a Detroit return next week chasing his first National Open title after a 25 year miss.
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Detroit
Snead
Oakland Hills
Ralph Guldahl
Sam
Grosse He Club
Sheridan Yorkville Win County Line Softball Night
Sheridan defeated Muffler's 12 to 2 as Cofield pitched a five hitter with 12 strikeouts and Hollaway homered for the winners. Yorkville beat Newark 5 to 1 behind Rice who fanned 14 as Hayden homered, evening their league mark at 1 1.
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Ken Hunt
Gary Granby
Gene Balster
C. Hollaway
Rice
Wes Severson
Hayden
Yukas
Flanagan
Holloway
Kemper
Philli
Kauffmann
Notre Dame Schedule Shifts With New ACC Opponents
Oklahoma, Duke and Syracuse replace Carolina, Miami of Florida and California on this fall's Notre Dame football schedule, marking notable conference or non conference reshuffles for the season.
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Duke
Syracuse
Carolina
Miami
Florida
California
Norre Dame
Ground Rules Set for Two All Star Games
The commissioner's office announced ground rules for baseballs two All Star Games in San Francisco on July 11 and Boston on July 31. Each league's roster size differs by site with the American and National Leagues selecting starters by vote and remaining players by opposing managers. The managers will add three players for the second game while preserving the original 25 man roster for position players. Paul Richards will manage the American League team and Danny Murtaugh will manage the Nationals. First game starts at 1 p.m. SF time and second at 2 p.m. CDT with ticket prices from 8 to 2 dollars. Players vote June 23–29. results announced July 5.
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Commissioner’s Office
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Boston
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Baltimore
Casey Stengel
Danny Murtaugh
Nationals
Boxing Results From Three Cityes Rounds Evening Card
In San Jose Lou Molina 138 from San Jose outpoints Cisco Andrade 138 of Compton. In Omaha Lou Capellano 135 beats Chino Dias 135 of San Juan by split decision. In Sacramento Paul Armstead 1332 defeats Joey Lopes 136 from West Sacramento. In Honolulu Teddy Rand 126 defeats Danny Brown 126 of Mindanao Philippines by decision.
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Cisco Andrade
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Chino Dias
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Sacramento
Paul Armstead
Los Angeles
Joey Lopes
West Sacramento
Honolulu
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Philippines
Twins Send Lavagetto Home For Week Vacation
New York report says Twins manager Cookie Lavagetto flew to Minneapolis for a week off as Minnesota sunk to ninth with a 12 game losing streak and one win in 18. Owner Cal Griffith stressed no firing, noting Lavagetto will return to discuss personnel and possible trades.
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Cookie Lavagetto
Minneapolis - St. Paul
Minnesota Twins
Cal Griffith
Cookie
Twins
Griffith
Lavagetto
Greenberg Takes Charge as White Sox Boss
Hank Greenberg is named the new head of the Chicago White Sox after stopping the sale of a controlling stake to a syndicate led by Bernard Epton and Danny Thomas. He aims to end the club’s second division status and return to contention in the American League.
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Hank Greenberg
Chicago White Sox
Greenberg
Sox
Bernard Epton
Danny Thomas
Bill Veeck
A. C. Allyn Jr
Epton
Greenberg-Veeck-Allyn
Detroit
Babe Ruth
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