Minoso Leads White Sox In Double Header Sweep
Minnie Minoso powers a double header sweep over Washington as Chicago extends its streak. He drives in two runs, adds three singles, and hits his 10th homer, lifting his season average to .333 while bolstering MVP claims.
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Minnie) Minoso
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Minor League Baseball Scores Digest
Pacific Coast League results include Portland 86 San Francisco 4 10, Sacramento 12 2 Hollywood 6 3. International League Toronto 7 5 Syracuse 4 1 Rochester 4 4 Buffalo 3 2 Richmond 9 10 Ottawa 8 15 Havana 2 1 Montreal 1 4. American Association Charleston 3 Kansas City 2 Indianapolis 9 4 Columbus 7 2 Minneapolis 2 8 Louisville 1 4 St Paul 5 4 Toledo 4 6. Southern Association Atlanta 7 6 Nashville 6 2 Birmingham 9 3 Chattanooga 60 first game 10 innings second suspended after five curfew Little Rock 5 3 Mobile 3 5 New Orleans 6 6 Memphis 3 7. Western League Pueblo 7 3 Lincoln 5 0 Wichita 4 5 Omaha 3 7 Des Moines 17 6 Colorado Springs 2 5 Sioux City 5 2 Denver 4 1. Eastern League Albany 5 1 Schenectady 0 7 Elmira 5 6 Binghamton 3 6 Wilkes Barre 8 2 Reading 7 4 Allentown 11 0 Williamsport 2 2. South Atlantic Augusta 8 Columbus 2 Columbia 1 Jacksonville 0 Macon 4 Montgomery 3 Savannah 4 Charlotte 2. Arizona Texas Juarez 2 8 Mexicali 1 9 first game 7 innings Phoenix 9 Bisbee Douglas 4 El Paso 7 Nogales 6 Tucson 21 10 Cananea 10 20
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Big Spring Beats San Angelo 14-10 in Series Sweep
Big Spring erases early deficit with five late innings and wins 14-10 over the San Angelo Colts to complete the series sweep. Key players include Zapp and Barbee homers, Baez earning the win in relief, and a late rally featuring de la Torre and Martin.
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Mangrum Wins Western Open In Overtime Thriller
Lloyd Mangrum of Niles Illinois captured the $2,400 top prize in the Western Open after a 277 total tied Ted Kroll of New Hartford New York. In a sudden death playoff Mangrum edged Kroll on the first extra hole with a birdie from eight feet.
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Blind Path Wins Opening Race at Monmouth Park
At Monmouth Park on June 19 1946 Blind Path won the first race with jockey Nick Jemas aboard. The victory opened the meeting marking a strong start for trainer and owner connections.
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Stevenson Wins Race But Misses Big Pot
Stevenson of Garden Grove California won the Rex Mays Memorial race in Milwaukee yesterday beating a strong field led by Indianapolis champion Bill Vukovich. The victory paid Stevenson and car owner J C Agajanian $6 388 though Stevenson failed to place in the Speedway grind. Entomologists estimate there are as many as two million different species.
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Major League Leaders and Standings Highlights
The report lists top batters and pitchers in both leagues. American League leaders include Avila and Rosen of Cleveland with high batting averages and Branca Morgan Keegan showing strong pitching, while National League leaders feature Robinson and Musial atop batting and Raschi among top pitchers.
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