Consuegra Shuts Out Yankees 3-0 in Six Hitter at Comiskey
Chicago White Sox beat the New York Yankees 3-0 at Comiskey Park behind Sandy Consuegra's six-hit shutout. Rivera drove in three runs with a bases loaded single as Lopat lasted seven innings before Kuzava finished. The win lifts Chicago a game ahead of New York and ends a four-game Yankee streak at the park.
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Ed Furgol Wins Open In Dramatic Finish At Baltusrol
Ed Furgol, 37, from Clayton Missouri, won the 54th National Open with a 284 at Baltusrol. Gene Littler finished second at 285 after a birdie bid on the final hole failed. Dick Mayer and Lloyd Mangrum tied for third at 284. Hogan finished five behind, and Sam Snead was at 290.
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Off to Good Start Jerry Keith Signs With Midland
Jerry Keith, a Spring graduate of the University of Colorado and former Roswell Coyote athlete in baseball basketball and football, signed with Midland this month. He plays third base and Friday night collected three hits against Sweetwater. Parents are Mr and Mrs Ralph Keith. New trophies at St. John's University include the Christian L Thomsen Trophy for top Redmen basketball player and the Peter P Smith Trophy for the finest baseball performer.
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Roswell Legion Hosts Tucumcari Game After Third Straight Win
Roswell American Legion team, led by hitter Don Keltner and pitcher Sherman Pruit with 13 strikeouts, faces the Tucumcari Juniors at NMMI diamond after a 9-6 win at Fair Park. John England may start. Don Keltner to handle catching duties as Roswell eyes Clovis visit.
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Red Sox Rally Beats Indians to End Nine-Game Streak
Boston attackers seized a 6-3 win over Cleveland as a two-run rally in the sixth inning and Jackie Jensen's ninth homer in the seventh sealed the victory. The win snapped Cleveland’s nine-game streak and marked Boston’s first victory against the Tribe this season.
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Orioles fall to Washington in ninth inning rally
Baltimore defenses collapsed in the ninth as three Oriole errors opened the door to four unearned Washington runs. The Senators beat the Orioles 5-2 before 8,187 at Memorial Stadium, handing Baltimore its sixth straight defeat. Joe Coleman pitched until the last frame with a 2-1 lead before the late collapse.
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A’s rally past Tigers after late explosion
The Philadelphia Athletics overcame Detroit to win 5-4 as five hits and five runs came in the eighth inning after Al Aber held the Tigers to seven innings.
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Major League Leaders From AP By League and Pitching
The AP lists AL leaders Avila Rosen Fox House Minoso as batting leaders with averages from .328 to .384 and pitchers Morgan Mossi Reynolds Keegan McDonald. In the NL Snider Mueller Musial Robinson Hamner with high batting marks and Milliken Wilson Antonelli Haddix Gris som Raschi as top pitchers. Al Rosen, noted slugging star of the Cleveland Indians, is identified as the Ohio distributor for a canned soft drink.
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Buy a Pair Find Out Why Wolverine Shoes Satisfy Workers
Advertisement notes Wolverine Work Shoes are preferred by men who work and cites Jay Duvall at 122 N. Main. The slogan Where Men Buy Shoes runs with the 6-20th window.
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Blackwell Set for Cloudcroft Amateur Golf Meet
Expected entries in the Cloudcroft Men's Amateur Golf Tournament June 23 to 27 include longtime title holders Clyde Blackwell of Roswell Bill Walker of Hobbs and Shorty Hornbuckle of Albuquerque. The course sits at altitude between 9000 and 10000 feet with new greens and reworkings.
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Potashers Clinch 16 4 Victory Over Roswell Rockets
Carlsbad Potashers hammer Roswell Rockets 16 to 4 in front of about 2,200 fans to take a 3 1 edge in the home and home set. Bob Weaver earned his eighth win with 11 strikeouts, while Goldie Wingate and E Osorio led a nine hit attack including four home runs three triples and a pair of two base hits.
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NCAA Golf Meet Opens in Houston on Tough Course
The 7th National Collegiate Golf Championships begin in Houston at Brae Burn Country Club amid a challenging layout with bayou and lake hazards. About 150 players from 40 colleges start final practice as 64 qualifiers advance to match play.
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Baseball Scores Friday in Longhorn League and Texas League
In the Longhorn League Carlsbad beat Roswell 16 to 4 and Odessa defeated San Angelo 19 to 5. Big Spring won 13 to 11 over Artesia. Midland beat Sweetwater 11 to 10. Clovis 8 2 led Lubbock 5 6. Plainview edged Albuquerque 5 to 4. Abilene overwhelmed Amarillo 12 to 4. Pampa toppled Borger 13 to 12. and Tulsa routed San Antonio 6 to 0. Texas League results include Fort Worth 5 4 over Shreveport and Houston 7 4 over Oklahoma City 0 5. Beaumont 4 Dallas 2. plus Detroit and Chicago action across the circuit.
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