Whitey Ford’s seventh shutout powers Yanks to win
Whitey Ford threw his seventh shutout, a three hit 2 0 victory over the Red Sox, matching a club record and widening the Yankees’ lead. Hank Bauer and Tony Kubek drove in the deciding run in the first inning as Ford moved closer to the all time AL single season mark. The night’s action also saw Washington, Cleveland, Detroit and Philadelphia win, with Ke mmerer earning his sixth victory for the Senators.
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Yankees Beat Red Sox 2 0 in Baseball Card Update
Baseball scores show New York Yankees defeating Boston Red Sox 2 to 0 with pitching strong. The condensed box features player names, runs batted in and fielding notes, highlighting key at bats and substitutions.
Amalfitano Clutch Hero in Giants Win over Rainiers
A pinch hit grand slam by Amalfitano for the Phoenix Giants delivers a 6 1 victory over the Seattle Rainiers in a Pacific Coast League game in Phoenix. Rainiers’ players like Fowler, VisP, Westerfield and Rose noted, with lineups including Anderton and Dalremville.
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Ambiguous sports recap notes from Friday AP column
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Fraser and Richardson Reach Wimbledon Semis
Fraser of Australia and Richardson of Virginia advanced to the Wimbledon semifinals, set to meet Mal Anderson and Alejandro Olmedo respectively, as Fraser sparked a major upset by eliminating defending champion Dick Stains and continuing toward the final.
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Elliott vents at Dublin after mile record run
Australian runner Herb Elliott, 26, frustrated by nonstop questions after a 4.5 mile victory, flies to Glasgow. He says there is no secret to his training and dislikes medical or personal queries, insisting he will keep running the mile.
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Ralston Reaches Net Finals in Chapel Hill
In the National Jaycee Tennis Tournament junior singles, Ralston of Bakersfield Calif and Nedls of Atlanta faced tough draws. Halston beat Lenair 6-2 6-1 to reach the final, while Neely defeated Paul Palmer of Phoenix 6-4 6-0 in the semifinals.
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Kretz Triumphs in Narrow Gar Den Park Motorcycle Feature
Ed Kretz Jr. rallied from behind to win a 20 lap feature at Gardena Stadium by three yards. Finishing order included Gunter, Hawi, and Seay among multiple riders, with others noted in the event results.
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Sports Card Night At Memorial Stadium Schedule
The card lists events across multiple sports at Memorial Stadium and Park Avenue Field. Football and boxing bouts headline the night with teams such as the Rams and local clubs to face opponents. boxing features Johnny Burn and Jose Colero. times range around 8 to 9 p.m.
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Britons Hold The Cup Lead In Curtis Cup Defense
Newton Massachusetts Britains veterans held a 2 1 lead over the United States after 36 holes of the Curtis Cup two day classic and a key victory featured Mrs Angela Bonallack and Elizabeth Price in foursomes while Barbara McIntire and Ann John defeated Mrs Valentine and Bridget Jackson 6 and 3.
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Bugs Bothering Gold Cup Boats Near Qualifying
Seattle AP report on Gold Cup speedboat qualifiers. Miss Spokane posted 103.25 mph on a 3 mile circuit, making the 13th qualifier as crews push to reach 95 mph minimum. Five boats remained in pits, with two more needed to fill heats. others struggled with ignition and carburetion as attempts continued.
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Craft Captures U S Crown In Long Beach Regatta
Sailor L B Craft with crew Willis Weber won the opening race of the U S Championships for the national one-design class off Long Beach in stiff winds. Twelve of sixteen boats finished the five mile triangular course, with Craft finishing two hours with John Janson of South Shore Milwaukee placing second.
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Diving Show Set Tonight at Long Beach Swim School
Forty top young divers compete in the first Long Beach Swim School Invitational Aze Group championships at 6801 Long Beach Blvd tonight. Action begins at 7 with three AAU divisions 10 and younger 12 and 13 14. Boys and girls compete separately.
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Basilio’s Manager Predicts Basilio Aragon KO Next Month
Carmen Basilio's co manager Johnny De John predicted Basilio would knock out Art Aragon when they meet next month in Los Angeles. Basilio, resting from training, headlines Sept. 5 at Wrigley’s in Los Angeles seeking a knockout victory.
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Stokes Still Helpless In Cincinnati For 121 Weeks
Maurice Stokes, once among the country's top basketball stars, remained virtually helpless in Cincinnati Friday, 121 weeks after being stricken with sleeping sickness.
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Rose Cracks Mark Eyes Another Today
INDIANAPOLIS Ree Gary Tobian of Los Angeles led Murray Rose to victory as Rose broke the national AAU mark in the 1500 meter freestyle with 18 06.4 at the outdoor senior meet. George Breen of Indianapolis saw his 18 17.9 record erased while Rose also pursued the national 20 meter freestyle record of 2 06.6 with Gen Hendricks as his rival.
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Macktown women’s open leads set at 70
Three pros shared first day lead at Macktown women's open with a 70, chopping three strokes off par. Mary Lena Faulk of Thomasville GA Joyce Ziske of Milwaukee and Marlene Baver Bagge of Del Hay Berch FL also posted 70.
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Between-Halves Legislator St. Clair Commutes to 49ers
Bob St. Clair, 6-9 270, star tackle for the San Francisco 49ers, serves on the Daly City council and works in a brewery's public relations department. Balancing football and politics, he schedules council duties around games, campaigned on an anti-fees platform, and aims for a long career in both arenas.
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