Yanks Outpaced in British Open First Round
Gardner of Essex Fells and two fellow Walker Cup players fell early as eight Americans faced defeat. John Anderson, John Penrose Jr., and Jonn Henrickson also lost, while several others won for second round action including Harris, Davies, and Crist.
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Essex Fells
N.J
Smith
Billy Joe Patton
Morganton
N.C
Charley Smith
Gastonia
U.S
John Anderson
River Forest
Ill
Patrick Cros
France
John Penrose Jr
Miami
Fla
John Mackay
Yorkshire
England
Jonn Henrickson
Flourtown
David Palmer
Richard Davies
Pebble Beach
Calif
Labron Harris
Stillwater
Okla
Harris, Davies
Billy Nicks
North Hollywood
John L. Crist Jr
Charlotte
John Selby
New York
Maj
Matt Tatum
Birmingham
Ala
Edgar Haber
Monterey
Joe Mitchell
Fort Lauderdale
John Vivian
Phoenix
Ariz
Boyd O'Donnell
Hollywood
Stamford
Farrell Beats Dodgers and Chisox Rise to Tie
Dick Farrell, pitching for the Dodgers, no-hit Los Angeles into the ninth and beat them 2-1 as Chicago White Sox moved into a second-place tie with Baltimore byelli 4-0. Kansas City Athletics also won 4-1 over Minnesota. Cunningham suffered a broken collarbone.
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Farrell
Dodger
Los Angeles
Dodgers
Dick Tracewski
Junior Gilliam
Tommy Davis
Rusty Staub
Carl Warwick
Don Drysdale
Chicago White Sox
Baltimore
Los Angeles Angels
Kansas City Athletics
Minnesota Twins
White Sox
Joe Cunningham
Phillies
Colts
Bays Buick Wins In Becktley Extra Innings Run
Bays Buick tied Raleigh Motors game with a bottom seventh run and then won in the eighth at Lewin Field. Manning allowed two hits with 17 strikeouts for New River, while McNeish walked five and yielded five hits in a 2-1 victory for Bays Buick.
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Bays Buick
Lewin Field
Raleigh Motors
Eric’s
New River
J. W. McNeish
Buicks
Manning
McNeish
New River Supply
Buick Lawson
Mann
Green
Calvert
Brooks
Smith
Leeber
Buckland
National League Standings and Weekly Baseball Schedule
The National League table shows San Francisco leading with 31 wins and 19 losses, followed by St. Louis and Los Angeles. Pittsburgh and Philadelphia trail, with Milwaukee and Houston further down. Tuesday’s probable pitchers include O Dell, Jackson, Miller, Drott, Hendrey, Willey, Purkey, Cardwell, and Gibbon. Wednesday’s matchups feature Milwaukee at New York and St Louis at Philadelphia, among others.
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San Francisco
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Chicago
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Houston
New York
O’dell
Jackson
Miller
Drott
Hendrey
Willey
Purkey
Cardwell
Gibbon
W . L. Pet
Baltimore
Kansas City
Boston
Minnesota
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Terry
Barber
Peters
Osinski
Lolich
Latman
Grant
Stigman
Rakow
Wilson
Stenhouse
Ashington
Chicago Nips Los Angeles In Low Scoring AL Tilt
Chicago edged Los Angeles 4 to 0 in a tight American League game. Koppe and Dees combined for 2 hits on the Chicago side while L. Thomas, Lollar and Pearson produced key two and three base hits. pitchers and defensive plays kept the run total minimal as Chicago left eight men on base and Los Angeles left seven.
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Morgan
Fowler
Spring
Torres
Chicago
Los Angeles
E — Koppe
Dees
E.sadowski
Sean
L. Thomas
Lollar
Pearson
Richmond Takes Pair From Tribe
Richmond farm club in the International League won both games of a twin bill. Metcalf and Downing combined for a one hitter in the 3-2 opener against Indianapolis, Conde driving in two with a third inning single. The Virginians won 8-3 in the nightcap as Pedro Gonzalez hit two homers. Other results: Atlanta swept Rochester 1-0 and 6-3. Jacksonville beat Syracuse 4-3. Arkansas beat Toronto 6-3 behind Paul Brown. Buffalo topped Columbus 8-7 with Marv Throneberry contributing a two run homer.
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New York Yankees
Richmond
Tom Metcalf
al Downing
Indianapolis
Ramon Conde
Downing
Indians
Virginians
Pedro
Atlanta
Rochester
Jacksonville
Syracuse
Arkansas
Paul Brown
Toronto
Buffalo
Columbus
Bisons
Marv Throneberry
Insurancemen Take High-Scoring Softball Win 19-10
Insurancemen exploded for 30 hits including 14 doubles to beat Stover Appliance and Combined Insurance 19 to 10 in City Softball League action on Monday. Scoring notes list R Taylor, Trump, Shifflett, Cassity, L Combs, Tassitino driving runs, with multiple players collecting extra bases. The New River versus Long Airdox game was rained out.
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Jerome Smyre
Tams
Kincaid
Sellards
Teaster
Smith-Williams
Moody
Brown
Williams
Smyre
Martin
Sophia
Coal City
Helen
Stover
Insurancemen
New River
Long Airdox
Basham
Tabor
Combs
Tassitino Cf
Luaicas
Ball
Taylor
Chandler
C Taylor
Allen
L. Combs
Dawson P
la Combs
Trump Rf
Shifflett
Cassity
Harper
RBI
R. Taylor
Trump
Tassitino
Hoffman named general manager of Baltimore Zephyrs
Paul Hoffman, former Baltimore Bullets player and Purdue star, is appointed general manager of the Baltimore Zephyrs of the National Basketball Association. He has served as director of Maryland's Physical Fitness Commission for the past year.
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GM Post Baltimore
UPI
Paul Hoffman
Baltimore Bullets
Baltimore Zephyrs
National Basketball Association
Hoffman
Purdue
Maryland
Physical Fitness Commission
A’s Give Up Fight For 1-A-Year Stadium Fee
Kansas City Athletics drop bid for a 1 a year lease on Municipal Stadium and pay 20 000 in back rent. Owner Charles O Finley defended the old contract saying it was legal while new city officials refused to honor it. He called the dispute harmful to baseball in Kansas City and the sport overall.
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Kansas City, Mo
UPI
Kansas City Athletics
Municipal Stadium
A’s
Charles O. Finley
Finley
Kansas ‘City
California State Bows To Sam Houston In NAIA Tourney
California State, seeded against Sam Houston, lost 21 to 1 in the NAIA national baseball first round. Sam Houston piled up 22 hits, breaking the 20-hit NAIA record set by San Diego State in 1958 and matched by Mayville the same year. A 10-run first inning doomed California pitcher Bernard Kalocay, and the game was halted after seven innings.
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ST. Joseph
UPI
California
State
Sam Houston
Tex
San Diego State
Mayville
N.C
Texans
Bernard Kalocay
Tournament rule ends game early on 10-run lead after seven innings
A baseball rule made the game finish early when one team led by 10 runs after seven innings, denying the trailing side a chance to respond. The decision was prompted by the stated rule and affected the final score and standings.
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Tony Misiti
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Black Knight Country Club
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