Phillies Top Dodgers 6-4 Behind Goliat Jones Homers
The Philadelphia Phillies defeated Brooklyn 6-4 as Mike Goliat and Willie Jones homered and Jim Konstanty provided key relief. Bob Miller earned his seventh win with dominant seventh inning work, while Brooklyn’s offense managed late pressure but could not overcome the Phils.
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Senators Defeat Athletics 3 2 in Washington
Pitching by Jim Pearce and Mickey Harris shuts down the Philadelphia Athletics 3-2 at Washington. Pearce earns his first major league win allowing one hit in 4 2/3 innings and Harris finishes with no further damage after walking two in the eighth.
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Wilson Advances Smith Defeated in Tennis Tourney
In White Sulphur Springs Alex Keiles of College ark Madison led a surprise second round upset 6-0 6-3 over Doyle Royal of Washington. D C joining seeded contenders Oliver Roddey Barney Welch Donald Leavens in advancing to the third round of the Mason and Dixon tennis tournament.
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Rainelle Beats Richwood In King Nole League Tilt
Rainelle defeated Richwood 14 to 4 in a King Kole League playoff at Rainelle field. Final line score shows Richwood 46 7 and Rainelle 14 14. Players Jaynes Caltwell Seaport Emerson Scarless Gladwell Chapman contributed for Rainelle.
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All Star Balloting Nears End for League Lineups
Voters in 287 newspapers and radio stations sealed ballots at midnight as All Star balloting nears completion. Final AL and NL selections will be announced next midweek with starters guaranteed to play at least three innings in the July 11 interleague game in Chicago.
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Martins Hits Homer Giants Top Braves
New York Giants surge to a 4 2 win over the Boston Braves as Clint Hartung belts a seventh inning homer for the decisive run. Hartung leads the charge with a two run shot and Hank Thompson adds an insurance single in the eighth as Jansen shuts down the Braves after relieving Hartung.
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Raleigh Clippers Face Winston-Salem All-Stars This Week
The Raleigh Clippers host the Winston-Salem All-Stars with a Tuesday 2:30 p.m. game at Parr. The All-Stars boast a strong 21-4 record and have defeated several top Negro League teams.
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Boston Swamps Yanks 13-4 led by Dropo in wild game
In a high scoring tilt, Boston defeats New York 13 to 4 as Walt Dropo drives in seven runs with a grand slam and a string of hits. Lefty Mel Parnell earns his sixth win while the Yankees drop to third, four games behind Cleveland.
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North-South Grid adds two Northern stars in Charleston game
Two new backs Jo Conte and Leon Wilson join the North roster for the 17th annual North South football clash in Charleston on Friday night. The North now has 12 selections alongside 12 for the South, with tickets available at reserved and box levels.
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Reds Beat Cubs In 10th On Woowell Homer's Two Run Shot
Dixie Woowell delivered a dramatic two run homer in the tenth inning to lift the Cincinnati Reds to a 5-3 win over the Chicago Cubs. Ewell Blackwell held Chicago to three runs on two hits while striking out 34 in a 6th win effort.
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Campbell shoots 131 to lead in state golf tournament
Defending champion Billy Campbell shot a six under par 131 with rounds of 32 and 33 to lead the State Atala Golf Tournament qualifiers at White Sulphur Springs. He holds a nine-stroke edge over the field after 36 holes at the Old White Course, with Fred Bannerot Jr. of Charleston the previous record holder at 137.
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Cardinals Edge Pirates 5–4 in tight pace for lead
The St. Louis Cardinals edged the Pittsburgh Pirates 5 to 4 Saturday night to stay near the top, two percentage points behind the Philadelphia Phillies. Howard Pollet allowed nine strikeouts in a shaky win as Johnny Mopp hit a three run triple in the ninth.
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Indians Rally with Three Homers to Beat Yankees
Cleveland drives past Detroit 7 to 4 as Al Rosen belts two homers and Jim Regan adds another. Hal White costs Detroit with six runs in 2 2/3 innings while Wynn goes seven innings for the win. The victory moves Cleveland into second place, three percent above New York, with Detroit and Boston leading the league.
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Harper Boosts Ryder Cup Bid After PGA Tour Win
Chandler Harper vaults into the PGA top ten money winners with 7082 and rises to 1935 Ryder Cup status after sixth place at the national tourney. Snead remains leading money winner with 21311. Demaret second with 14541. Ferrier and Middleco for 12046 and 11195.
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