Dallas Runs Win Streak To 15 Games
Dallas extended its winning streak to 15 with a 10-2 victory over Oklahoma City. Al Widmar won the game for Tulsa, marking the first distance win for a Tulsa pitcher in 19 games as Lloyd Jenney homered in the first inning. Freddie Rodrigues anchored Fort Worth with a side arming win over the Cats.
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Freddie Rodrigues
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Texas
Hogan Carrying Snead In England
In England at Wentworth for the Canada Cup, Ben Hogan and Sam Snead led a wide-open second round while North Texas held a NCAA golf lead. Ohio State's squad chased in a tough course with Rudy Boyd and Bill Reading atop the individual standings as teams battled for the 64-player match-play bracket.
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England
Ben Hogan
Sam Snead
Columbus
Ohio
Wentworth
Rudy Boyd
Northwestern
Laporte
Ind
Bill Reading
Perdte
Fagansport
Boyd
Redding SI
Joe Campbell
Purdue
Ave
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Oklahoma A&m
Southern Cal
Houston
Nore Dame
Heris
Ted
John Crarrety
Rice
Ino
Campbell
Knox
Archy Parker in Title Fight Sparks Boxing Debate
Manager asserts Archie Moore and James J Parker in a world title bout discussion. Reports say both are contenders with Moore already holding amateur status and Parker seen as top challenger. Medical updates note Patterson broke his right hand in a prior bout. boxing authorities in Canada have no sanctioning power over the world title fight.
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Neetee Moore
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Peter Tae Voleani
Moore
Bota
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Aswell
British Empire
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OooRes Kornous
Reece
Edenobe
Yao
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Jackson
New York
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Johnasson
Parker Frettoons Cnaing
Baeraden
Brough Eyes Wimbledon Title Quest In Press Poll
The article follows Brough as she pursues the Wimbledon crown with thoughts of rivals Beverley Baker and Mis Barer in the field. It notes challengers from Spain and Belgium, plus U S pair Hasan Chere and Jean Forbes in doubles fixtures and a mix of unfamiliar competitors.
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Louse Broagh
Attaca Gibson
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Hhedon
Sass Browen
Jean Forbes
Mies
Beverley Baker Llear
Jone Beach
Calif Rest
Sears
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Shirles Bes
Peterspurg
Tia
Belgium
Chris Dane Verels
Eanes Richard
Hasan Chere
Jean Boratia
Sl Belk Nodja
France
Odessa Pages Pro Baseball Practice Report
Unclear OCR conveys a local note about a baseball club practicing at a 68 ppm facility. Wording is garbled but implies a daily diamond session and a connection to the Qutessa Condedication or Viaager event.
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Odessa Pages
Pracice
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Schoendienst Out for Injury With Cardinals Connection
New York reports indicate Red Schoendienst, former Cardinal and current Grant with transition to New York, will be out for a long period due to a calcium deposit in his right shoulder.
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Schoendienst
St. Louis Cardinals
Hinds Hurls No Hit Game In Odessa Victory
Odessa Natural Gas sealed a 9-0 win over Gaddy Gas as Harlan Hinds pitched a no hitter. Linus led with two singles and two doubles, while Sommiy Baxter drove in four runs with a single and two doubles. Retail Merchants beat Bone Wing Divas 5-4 with Martin Vaughn Reeling earning the win.
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Brittent
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Martin Vaughn
Wadde Smith
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Merchants
Larry Jernigans
Kiwanis
D&j Sports Center
Steve Cannon
Odessa American
Beagles
Johanis Lawrence Whitted
Melvin Davis Clouiers
Model Shop
Kinpue Machinery
Johnson Brothers
Bonnie Baker
Melvin Davis
Max Courtneys
Day's Phillips Register Triumphs In Park Softball Slate
Day's Restaurant defeats Sears and Roebuck 10-9 in Monday night action at County Park while Phillips outhits Stanolind 7-3 led by winning pitcher Barnes. Rae Chemerits and Sid Dawson contributed with key plays as Phillips downed the Oilers. Postponements push league games to Thursday with Day's facing Stanolind and Phillips meeting Sears.
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Sid Dawson
Bib Charter
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Cartack
Huesday
They're Still Countin Votes For All Stars
Mail by the base swamped the All Star vote tabulators as estimates range from 50 000 to 75 000 ballots yet to be counted. Final lineups for the July 10 game could shift with late ballots from Midwest and Far West. Names in tight NL and AL races include Banks McMillan Robinson Snider Campanella Bell Temple Repulski and Bailey among others.
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New York
Ford C. Frick
Washington
Commissioner’s Office
International Business
Elias Baseball Statistical Bureau
Personel
Elias
Commissioner's Office
Midwest
Far West
Red Schoendienst
Giants
Johnny Temple
Redleg
Four-Bout Card Slated Tonight at Peter County Coliseum
Four wrestling bouts are planned at the Peter County Coliseum with many nationally known figures. Babe Charms from Denver faces Andrea Crapp in a 44 minute semifinal, while Art Nelson tackles Hans Schnabel in the main event. Tokwo Joe meets Gene LeBelle in a catch-as-catch-can special, and Rita Gavinan fights Tommy Phelps to open the program.
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Peter County
Babe Charms
Rolyv Poly
Denver
Andrea Crapp
Crapp
France
Zaharias
Cripple Creek
Art Nelson
Hans Schnabel
Schnabel
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Nelson
Rogers
Brother Fritz
Hans
Tokwo Joe
Gene LeBelle
LeBelle
Catch
Japan
Rita Gavinan
Tommy Phelps
Mantle Keys Yankees Forefront With Four-Hit Night
Mickey Mantle sparked the New York Yankees to a 9-3 win over the Athletics in Kansas City with four hits, lifting his team to a game and a half lead over the Chicago White Sox. Norm Siebern homered twice as Hank Bauer and Joe Collins added one apiece. Mantle’s multi-spot hitting disrupted KC defenses and showcased his dominant season pace. Meanwhile the Milwaukee Braves won their seventh straight under Fred Haney with an 8-5 victory over Philadelphia, Del Crandall and Hank Aaron driving in runs in the ninth. Cincinnati edged Pittsburgh 2-1 behind Ted Kluszewski's 14th homer as Art Fowler took the loss for the Pirates’ five-hitter. Dodgers beat the Cubs 3-2 in Jersey City as Brooklyn rallied in the eighth. Senators topped the Tigers 5-3 with Clint Courtney hitting a two-run homer in the eighth.
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United Press
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Mickey Mantle
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Athletics
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Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Mantle
Norm Siebern
Hank Bauer
Joe Collins
Babe Ruth
Chicago
Braves
Fred Haney
Phillies
Willie Jones
del Crandall
Hank Aaron
Bobby Thomson
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Pirates
Ted Kluszewski
Roy Jablonski
Reds
Art Fowler
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Jersey City Haven
Cubs
Junior Gilliam
Pee Wee Reese
Carl Erskine
Giants
Senators
Tigers
Detroit
Clint Courtney
Ribands Arrives in New York From Sydney Flight
Australian racing champion Ribands landed in New York after a 10 day flight from Sydney amid uncertainty about whether he will race or retire at stud.
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New York
Ribands
Sydney
Driver Recovering From Training Accident
New York Up Nun harme veteran Tahan Racine driver injured in a training crash last Friday is recovering from a fractured collar bone and two fractured ribs, authorities report.
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New York
Nun Harme
Tahan Racine
Topeka Keeps Western Lead With 8-4 Win
Topeka held the Western League edge with an 8-4 victory over Amarillo as Jack O'Donnell contributed his eighth win, while Lincoln crushed Albuquerque 13-2 on 15 hits. Sioux City upset Pueblo 8-6. Colorado Springs beat Des Moines 7-3 with nine innings of help from Phil Brown.
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Amarillo
Gold Sox
Jack O'Donnell
Lincoln
Albuquerque
Duke
Don Rowe
Sioux City
Pueblo
Dodger
Phil Brown
Colorado Springs
Des Moines
Sky Sox
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No-Hit by Gary Hamilton in Teen League action
Gary Hamilton pitched a no hitter guiding Downtown Lions to a 14 0 victory over Goldsmith in Odessa in a Lone Star League Teen Age program game. Tommy Kershner allowed seven hits but his team committed 10 errors. In the other game J T Rhodes defeated Don Maxwell 7 3.
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Odessa
Tommy Kershner
J. T. Rhodes
Don Maxwell
Gary Crain
Roger Rankin
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Dodgers Skipper Gripes Over Pitching and Power
Brooklyn manager Walter Alston vented that the club lacks a tested starter and a .300 hitter as spring season opens. He noted Carl Erskine’s eight innings without a completed game since May, and cited a need for a left handed pitcher while doubting Sandy Koufax’s recent effectiveness.
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Newscombe
Sandy Koufax
Baseball scores and standings from multiple leagues today
National and American leagues show Milwaukee and New York leading their divisions with varied records. Results include Brooklyn Chicago Cincinnati Pittsburgh and Philadelphia wins, with Tuesday and Wednesday scheduled games and probable pitchers listed for key matchups. Minor leagues across the big state and southern associations report scattered results and upcoming schedules.
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Major League Leaders and Top Performers Summary
The clipping lists leading players by team with mentions of Mantle Yanks Berra Cards Musial St Louis and other stars like Sievers, Boyer, Robinson, and Foxx. It notes batting and pitching highlights across many clubs including Yankees, Cardinals, Giants, and White Sox with scattered scores and positions.
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Roverati
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Yanga
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Musial
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Sid Yoar
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Marie
Vauke
Sal Stimpson
Ashimin
Lemnon
Senators
Redege
Pierce
Red Soy
Ao Wilson
White Sox
Kucks
Yanks
More Muscles Linked to Higher Home Runs
National League officials dismissed talk of a rabbit ball and attributed the home run surge to bigger stronger players. They cited no ball change over years and suggested players’ bulk and power drive the trend.
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