Cards Snap Bums Streak in Detroit Victory
The Tigers blanked the Yankees as Hank Greenberg and Bill Reichardt led Detroit with timely hits. Detroit pitchers Hoeft and Kell helped stave off New York’s rally and kept the Yankees from scoring, extending New York’s losing run to behind Chicago in the pennant chase. Musial, Moore and Kiner powered the Dodgers and Pirates with big runs in the National League.
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Oilers fall as Big Spring edges Odessa 8 7 in winded clash
In Big Spring, Bert Baez earned his seventh win as Julio De La Torre delivered an eighth inning RBI single scoring Ton Martinez to beat Odessa 8 7. Roberto Fabian and Tony DiPrimio homered for Odessa as Floyd Martin started with a three run shot for the Oilers. Martinez moved to third on a sacrifice bunt before Batson and Holmstrom rallied, but Odessa could not hold the late lead. The Oilers travel to Artesia for a two game set with the Numexers before returning home to host Midland at Oiler Park.
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Orioles Manager Dykes suspended by league in New York incident
Baltimore Orioles operated under coach Tom Oliver on Wednesday as manager Jimmy Dykes served a three day suspension and a $50 fine imposed by American League president Will Harridge after a dispute with umpire Ed Hurley in New York. Dykes disputed he used strong language but claimed he did not do much.
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Baltimore Orioles
Tom Oliver
Jimmy Dykes
American League
Will Harridge
Ed Hurley
New York
Yankees
Richards Unperturbed by ChiSox Rise to Top of Standings
Chicago's ChiSox overtook the Cleveland Indians for first in the American League as they defeated Philadelphia 63 while the Athletics lost 5 2 to Washington. Richards said the club remains on a six game win streak and cites George Kell's two run homer and Bill Pierce's return as key factors for their pennant bid.
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Indians
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Vere
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Boston Red Sox
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Fort Worth Woman Captures Medal Play Handicap Crown
Final rounds in the Central Texas Women's Golf Association Medal Play Handicap Tournament concluded. Mrs. W.K. Stripling Jr. of Fort Worth led by three strokes with a 16 handicap, three ahead of Mrs. Herman Brunner of Fort Worth and Mrs. ROP Dabney of Dallas. Fourth-place tied with 82s were Mrs. F. M. Mason and Mrs. A. L. Riley, both of Waco.
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Fowler Named Assistant Coach at Schreiner Institute
Kerrville Schreiner Institute appoints Malvin Fowler former TCU quarterback as assistant football coach and head track coach. Schreiner athletic director John Hamberger says Fowler’s experience fits their system and will be valuable.
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Texas Christian University
Schreiner Institute
John Hamberger
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TCU
Schireiner
Hamberger
Giel Focuses on Pro Baseball With Giants Interest
Minneapolis June 9 Paul Giel All-American athlete signals signing with a major league club and the New York Giants indicate interest. A Chicago report suggested Giel would sign a 50000 dollar bonus contract with the Giants, though neither side confirmed.
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Paul Giel
New York Giants
Chicago
Giel
New York
Americans Advance In Tennis Journey
Beckenham England June 9 UP Art Larsen of San Leandro California Hal Burrows of Charlottesville Virginia Hugh Stewart of Pasadena California and Gil Shea of Presidio California won singles matches in the Kent Lawn championships Gardnar Mulloy of Coral Gables Florida advanced by default All reached at least the second round Larsen fell short of the next round by one match
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San Leandro
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Hal Burrows
Charlottes ‘Ville
Hugh Stewart
Pasadena
Cahf
Gil Shea
Presidio
Gardnar Mulloy
Coral Gables
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Larsen
Ponies To National Meet For SMU Track Team
Don Morton and David Weaver of Southern Methodist University depart Dallas for Ann Arbor Michigan to compete in the National Collegiate meet Friday and Saturday Morton runs the quarter mile and Weaver the half mile.
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Don Morton
David Weaver
Southern Methodist University
Ann Arbor
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McCarty Named Owner and GM of Sweetwater Spudders
Al McCarty, playing manager of the Sweetwater Spudders in the Longhorn League, has been named owner and general manager. League president Harry James announced the move, with Al Alton previously owning the club. The Spudders, hamstrung by poverty, began the season in Wichita Falls as McCarty will continue as playing manager and run the team with Sweetwater businessmen.
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al McCarty
Sweetwater Spudders
Harry James
al Alton
Final Round Drama in United States Amateur Final
The narrative recalls a tense finish between the speaker and Dale Morey at Oklahoma City for the United States Amateur Championship. Both men produce clutch shots, but Mac Hunter edges the speaker at Pebble Beach in a prior California State Championship, sealing a late surge with consecutive birdies and a decisive final hole.
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Oklahoma City
Morey
California
Mac Hunter
Pebble Beach
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American League Reports Attendance Jump as Baltimore Leads
The American League notes a 19 percent rise in season attendance through 19 games with Baltimore showing the largest gain. Total attendance reached 2,413,498, up 384,252 from last year, while New York posted the biggest decline but still led the league in total attendance.
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Detroit Acquires Wayne Belardi In Waiver Sale
New York reports Detroit Tigers obtain first baseman Wayne Belardi from Brooklyn in a waiver deal. Belardi will share first base with Walt Dropo in a platoon. Last season he hit 11 home runs and 34 RBIs in 69 games for the Brooks, age 23.
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Thee Brooks
Padres Extend Texas League Lead With 7-4 Win
San Antonio's Missions beat Oklahoma City 7-4 to widen their Texas League edge to two games. Dallas Eagles climbed to sixth with an 8-3 victory over Shreveport as Fort Worth topped Beaumont 7-6 and Tulsa routed Houston 14-3. Ray Cash homered in the fourth to tie the game, and Al Papas drove in two runs in the top half. Jim Bragan earned the win for Fort Worth, while Bob Marquis homered for Shreveport and Willie Schmidt suffered the loss for Houston.
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Bartzen Advances In Tennis Meet
Bartzen the top seed from Dallas moved through the Texas Sectional Tennis Tournament in Houston. He defeated Robert Middleton of Baytown and Bob McLeod of Houston both 6-0 6-0, and top Texas player David Snyder upset defending champion James Schulze 2-6 7-5 6-4. Ethel Norton opened defense of her title with a 6-0 6-0 win over Joanne Sooli.
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