Major League Box scores and today's exhibition schedule
Yesterday results show Washington beating New York 9 to 6 and Boston defeating Philadelphia 9 to 6 in the second game. Detroit and Chicago split a day’s doubleheader and the Black Sox beat the Ra clippers 17 to 12 in an exhibition. Today’s schedule features Philadelphia at Boston, St. Louis at Chicago, Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, and Raleigh Clippers vs Tams Black Sox at Helen.
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Dodgers and White Sox Lead July 4 on a Pennant Path
Tradition pins July 4 leaders to pennant outcomes as Dodgers and White Sox surge. Dodgers rally past Giants 5-4 to sweep. White Sox top Tigers 9-1 in opener and win a split twin bill to reach first place. Cardinals, Red Sox, Cubs, Pirates win. Phillies, Giants shine in varied results.
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Brooklyn
Chicago
White Sox
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Senators
Yankees
New York
Giants
Boston
Red Sox
Abled Robinson
Carl Erskine
Dodgers
Joe Dobson
Tigers
Marv Rotblatt
al Zarilla
Dizzy Trout
Detroit
Hal Newhouser
Hoot Rivers
Randy Gumpert
Gil Coan
Vic Raschi
Joe Gstrowski
Mickey Harris
Nats
Harris
Caan
Maurice McDermott
Philadelphia
A’s
Sox
Carl Scheily
Adams and Von Nida Lead British Open Scores
The British Open at Portrush sees Jimmy Adams of Scotland and Norman Von Nida of Australia tied for the lead with 68s. Frank Stranahan trails after a 37-38-75 as Bobby Locke posts 71 to stay close, while Americans Rotar Clark and Zimmerman struggle with high front or back totals.
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Associated Press
Portrush
Northern Ireland
Frank Strenahan
Toledo
Jimmy, Adams
Scotland
Norman von Nida
Australia
Bobby Locke
Campbell Wins Third Straight State Amateur Golf Title
In White Sulphur Springs Bill Campbell defeated Frank Harned on the 39th hole to win the state amateur title in a dramatic finish. Campbell, from Huntington, overcame an early deficit and held a three-under-par medal score of 67 after 18 holes. Harned, a four down after morning play, rallied with late birdies but could not seal victory. The match was hailed as one of the tournament’s greatest finals.
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Campbell
Frank Harned
Harned
Huntington
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New York
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Philadelphia
Cincinnati
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Boston
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Beckley Little League opens with four teams in Elks support
Beckley West Virginia begins Little League with four sponsor teams the Cardinals Yankees Dodgers and Tigers at Beckley High School park. Elks Lodge 1452 members manage two twilight doubleheaders weekly and 246 local youths tried out May 14 for a four team Minor League setup with Reds Senators Giants and Pirates named. A future ball park fund is planned as the leagues organize batting and pitching records.
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Senators
Giants
Pirates
Ferrier Leads Canadian Open into Second Round
Canadian Open leader Jim Ferrier, defending champion, shot a blistering five under par to police a one stroke edge over three Texans Chuck Klein Jack Burke and Fred Hawkins as 190 players began the four day $15 000 tournament in Toronto Eight others posted 68 and Ed Furgol was two strokes back with 67 while Ferrier credited mental concentration for his success
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Toronto
Jim Ferrier
Ferrier
Chuck Klein
Willow Springs
Jack Burke
Houston
Fred Hawkins
el Paso
Ed Furgol
Royal Oak
Mich
Scribes Move Awards Dinner To Huntington
The State Sports Writers Association voted July 4 to move its annual victory awards dinner to Huntington in December, after six dinners in Charleston. New officers include John Faulconer president and Fred Burns and John Brown as co-chairs, with Dave Mhceling named vice president and George Holbrook secretary treasurer. Beckley High School received recognition for greatest improvement in broadcasting facilities.
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Dick Hudson
Charleston Gazette
Charleston Daily Mail
John Faulconer
Hinton Daily News
Clem Hamilton
Fairmont West Virginian
Fred Burns
Huntington Herald-Dispatch
John Brown
Huntington Advertiser
Dave Mhceling
Parkersburg Sentinel
George Holbrook
Chariston Daily Mail
Governce Meadows
State Sportscaskers Association
Darrell Harless
Charl Jestors Gazette
Lew Clawson
WWVA
Wheeling
Ernie Saunders
CHS
Ine Farris
WGKV
van Layne
Weir
Weirton
Beckley High School
Canadian nets second hole-in-one in 42 years at Montreal
Last year at Montreal a Canadian thrilled the crowd with the second hole-in-one in 42 years of play on the 185-yard 14th. Dick Borthwick of Hampton holed out with a six iron for a 185-yard shot. Fortier carded 65 to equal the course record set by Ben Hogan in 1942.
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Montreal
Dick Borthwick
Hamton
Fortier
Ben Hogan
Special Little League meeting slated tonight Beckley
A special meeting of the Beckley Little League is called for this evening at 7 30 at the Beckley Elks Lodge on South Heber street. All managers and officers should attend. The business will not last longer than a half hour if all managers arrive on time. Officers and league personnel are also asked to be on hand.
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Joe Gstrowski
Washington Senators
New York Yankees
Bob Lemon
Bob Feller
Cleveland
Casey Stengel
Yankees
Feller
Casey
Charleston
Senators
Beckley
Little League
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