St Andrew's and First Methodists Triumph in Midget League
Barry Crombar pitched five no hit frames as First Methodist blanked Christians 10-0 and St Andrew's defeated Centenary Methodists 8-5 in Murphysboro Church Softball League. Crombar walked three, two runners reached on errors. Baker had three hits for First Methodist. Kilby and Ellis added two hits each.
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Philadelphia
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Chicago
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New York
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Musial Leads NL Batting Race as Week Filters In
The National League batting race tightened as Stan Musial slipped to .371, six points ahead of Jackie Robinson at .365. Williams surged, and Ashburn and Elliott climbed into a tie for third at .349, with Dark edging Campanella for fifth at .330. In the AL, Ferris Fain led with .359 as Ted Williams hit .500 for the week, boosting to fifth at .332.
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North Texas Leads Golfers to Norris Format
North Texas State and a 32-year-old Detroit student pace the National Intercollegiate Golf qualifier at Ohio State, posting 294 to lead a field of 174. Sam Kocsis sets a course record with 67 as 64 players advance to match play, with Purdue’s Wampler and OSU’s Nieporte among contenders.
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Detroit
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Wisconsin
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Notre Dame
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Lew Brown
Paul ‘Snow
Northwestern
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Texas
Mathias Won't Enter Decathlon for Rest and Vacation
Bob Mathias, reigning decathlon champion since 1948, will not defend his title at the national championships in Santa Barbara on July 3-4. The Stanford star, who set a world record of 8,042 points last year, said he must beg off this year due to a full schedule and a desire for a vacation.
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Qualifying Sections Set for 51st USGA Amateur Championship
Thirty six qualifying sections have been established for the 51st Amateur Championship of the USGA, one fewer than were used last year.
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Paris Handles Mt Vernon in Doubleheader Sweep
Paris defeated Mt. Vernon 9-1 and 15-3 to move within two games of the league lead in the Mississippi-Ohio Valley. Mattoon beat Danville in game one while a second game ended 5-5 after eight innings. Centralia at Vincennes postponed due to rain.
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Steeplechase Rider Killed During Workout at Aqueduct
Harry Harris, veteran steeplechase rider, was killed after being thrown from a horse during a workout at Aqueduct. In baseball news, Walt Dropo, 1950 American League rookie of the year, optioned by the Red Sox to San Diego of the Pacific Coast League. Golf notes Samuel Kocsis of the University of Detroit led the National Collegiate Championship qualifying with five under par 67 in Columbus, Ohio.
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Ohio
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University of Detroit
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