Indians Edge White Sox 3 2 In Fourteen Innings
Cleveland wins 3-2 in 14 innings as Jose Vidal homers for Dark's Indians to edge Stanky's White Sox. Minnesota beats New York 4-3 while Boston tops Detroit and Baltimore defeats California. Epstein recalled by Senators with Howard to left field. Epstein to first base.
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Davis Cuppers seek revenge for 67 loss
The U S Davis Cup team arrived in Charlotte to face Ecuador in the American Zone finals on a carpet court at the Charlotte Coliseum. Captain Donald Dell said the six man squad aims for a 5 0 win and will pair Stan Smith and Bob Lutz in the Saturday doubles after recent 5 0 wins over British Caribbean and Mexico.
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Major league standings and tonight’s games in scope
Tonight games include Chicago vs Cleveland Oakland at Washington California at Baltimore Minnesota at New York Detroit at Boston with listed pitchers Peters Tiant Hunger Coleman Ellis Leonhard Merritt Bahnsen Lolich Dobson Bell Wasilewski and none as 2 pm time. Wednesday’s schedule repeats Chicago Cleveland Oakland Washington California Baltimore Minnesota New York Detroit Boston with night games.
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Red Sox Donate $62,703 to Cancer Research Fund
Boston Red Sox owner Tom Yawkey is praised for generosity as the club announces a donation of 62703.80 from Sunday’s rain shortened game with Baltimore to the Jimmy Fund at the Children’s Cancer Research Foundation.
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Sparta parachute meet awards top performers in Ohio
Mike Daubenspeck of Ohio topped the piston events at Hunter Air Field Sparta earning 300 dollars for overall performance. Chicago’s Tom Schapanski won 200 dollars and John Schultz of Ohio took 100. Charles Schuman of Chicago won 50 dollars for the intermediate class.
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Negro golfer aims for British Amateur title at Troon
Don Givens, 23, from San Jose California and City College, becomes believed to be the first Negro to compete for the British Amateur Championship. He drew a bye in round one at Troon as play began Monday, with 12 Americans surviving the opening round amid a smaller field due to bad weather.
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Sam Snead Seeks Open Berth Ahead of Oak Hill Showdown
Sam Snead, 56, pursues a rare U S Open berth at Indianapolis sectional with 71 spots in the 150-player field for Oak Hill. Other qualifiers sprint across Bakersfield, San Francisco, Washington, Detroit, St. Louis, Montclair and Pittsburgh as contenders chase sections. Dave Stockton led Atlanta qualifiers at 138, Hideyo Sugimoto shot 139. Don Bies posted 135 in Seattle for three Open spots.
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