Trucks Nets 2nd No-Hitter as Dodgers Beat Cardinals
Virgil Trucks threw his second no hitter of the season to blank the Yankees 1 0 as Detroit remains a last place club. The win came amid a day-night doubleheader where the Dodgers swept the Cardinals to take a 1012 lead in the NL standings.
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New York
Virgil Trucks
Tigers
Robert F. Hyland
Trucks
Hyland
Detroit
St. Louis
Yankees
Indians
Washington
Bob Lemon
Harry Simpson
al Lopez
Dodgers
Cardinals
Giants
Ken Rafffensberger
Cincinnati
Larry Jansen
Reds
Cincy
Phillies
Cubs
Granny Hamner
Andy Hansen
Steve Ridzik
Roy Smalley
Bill Miller
Walt Dropo
Steve Souchek
Johnny Pesky
Phil Rizzuto
Brooklyn
John Rutherford
Bobby Adams
Jansen
Raffensberger
Clark Tops Turnesa In Fort Wayne Open Duel
Jimmy Clark won the Fort Wayne Open defeating PGA champion Jim Turnesa by one stroke with a 69 to 70. Clark earns 2400 dollars while Turnesa gets 1800. Sam O Neall won the amateur playoff 72 to 73 after the main event. Clark heads to Hartford Open with the victory.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Jimmy Clark
Hartford
Clark
Turnesa
Wilmington
N. C
Laguna Beach
Calif
Briar Cliff
N. Y
Sam O’neall
Crawfordsville
Drendell Aldrich
Angola
Southern Association scores and Texas League results
Nashville edged Little Rock 1 to 0 while Chattanooga beat Memphis 8 to 5 and Mobile defeated Atlanta 5 to 2. Birmingham and New Orleans finished 6 to 3, with other league results in the Arizona Texas League noting Chihuahua 3 over Juarez 2 and Bisbee-Douglas 8 beating El Paso 7 while Phoenix 1 defeated Tucson 0.
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Southern Association
Nashville
Little Rock
Chattanooga
Memphis
Mobile
Atlanta
Birmingham
New Orleans
Arizona
Chihuahua
Juarez
Bisbee-Douglas
el Paso
Phoenix
Tucson
Bates Phillips Club Golf: Bates Wins Blind Bogey Title
The Frank Phillips Men's Club two day blind bogey event at Ranchland Hills Country Club Midland ends with John Bates of Midland as champion after rounds of 97 and 85. Medalist honors go to Bob Wortman of Midland with 71 and 75. Runners include K E Jastro Midland K I June Odessa Earl Rogers Odessa and Dick Moix Odessa.
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Frank Phillips
Ranchland Hills Country Club
Midland
John Bates
Bates
Bob Wortman
K. E. Jastro
K. I. June
Odessa
Earl Rogers
Dick Moix
Dot Kirby Leads U S Women’s Amateur Match Play
Dot Kirby of Atlanta set the pace at Waverly Country Club Portland as match play began in the 1952 U S Women’s National Amateur golf tournament. Medalist honors went to Kirby with 37 39 76, while Pat Garner of Midland Texas followed with 42 36 78 and many former champions remain in contention through the opening day.
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Portland
Ore
Dot Kirby
Atlanta
U. S
Beautiful Wavery Country Club
Miss Kirby
Pat Garner
Midland
Tex
Bauer
Marlene
Alice
Pat
Mary Agnes Wall
Polly Riley
Gracie Demoss
Grace Lenczyk
Marjorie Lindsay
Helen Sigel
Pat O’sullivan
Carol Diringer
Edean Anderson
Collins Says He Can Beat Anyone
Boston boxer Tommy Collins declares he can defeat any featherweight for the North American duration title during his title defense plan. He aims to face Ray Famechon next after a 15 round decision over Glen Flanagan, with Bassett and Plummer failing to make weight.
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Boston
Tommy Collins
Sandy Saddler
Ray Jamechon
France
Glen Flanagan
St. Paul
Minn
Collins
Percy Bassett
Philadelphia
Fredericc Plummer
Panama
Ray Famechon
National Boxing Association
Bassett
Plummer
Aaa
World Softball Tourney Opens in Plainview
The International Softball League world tournament begins in Plainview with 16 teams from nine states Canada and Hawaii. Play runs Sept 2 in a double elimination bracket with daily games starting at 6 30 p m at Jaycee ballpark. Monday night features Primm Drug Brownfield vs Bollman Oil New Bedford Murrell Furniture Plainview vs Hoak Packer Fresno and Clinton Oklahoma vs Barbers Point Naval Air Station Hawaii.
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Plainview
Tex
Canada
Hawaii
Jaycee Ballpark
Primm Drug
Brownfield
Bollman Oil Co
New Bedford
Ill
Murrell Furniture Co
Hoak Packer
Canadians U S Golfers Start Hopkins Play
Canadians and U S golfers begin the Hopkins international trophy with six man teams in Montreal. Julius Boros and Doug Ford meet Bobby Locke and Jules Huot while other pairings feature Dave Douglas Ted Kroll Stan Leonard Pat Fletcher Jack Burke Cary Middlecoff Stan Horne Gordie Brydson. The event winds up Wednesday with six 36 hole two sums and 27 points at stake.
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Montreal
Canada
United States
Julius Boros
Southern Pines
N. C
Doug Ford
Harrison
N. Y
Bobby Locke
South Africa
Jules Huot
Dave Douglas
Newark
Del
Ted Kroll
New Hartford
Stan Leonard
Vancouver
Pat Fletcher
Saskatoon
Jack Burke Jr
Houston
Cary Middlecoff
Memphis
Stan Horne
Gordie Brydson
Toronto
Out-of-town Fans Seek Dallas Philadelphia Grid Tickets
Out-of-town fans can order tickets for the Dallas Philadelphia pro football game on August 29 by mail. Tickets cost 3.60 with a 0.25 mailing charge. Make checks or money orders payable to the Odessa Shrine Club and mail to Shrine Club Box 574 Odessa.
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Odessa
Shrine Club
Jack Westland On Another Campaign
Seattle man Jack Westland, 40 years after his first campaign and after winning the U S National Amateur golf title, now seeks Congress. If elected in November he would be the first U S golf champion to sit in Congress.
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Seattle
Wash
Jack Westland
U. S
Jack
Congress
Eagles and birdies on specified holes in Wednesday pairings
The notice lists Wednesday twosome pairings among players including Boros versus Locke and Burke versus Huot with the Canadian host pro included. The fragment ends with Burke versus and is incomplete.
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Eagles
Boros
Locke
Ford
Leonard
Douglas
Horne
Kroll
Brydson
Burke
Huot
Middlecoff
Bill Kerr
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