Maglie’s 10th win pushes Giants closer to Dodgers
Sal Maglie pitched six hitless innings and finished with a three hit 3-0 win for the New York Giants over the Brooklyn Dodgers. Carl Furillo homered in the 10th for the Dodgers. Ben Wade took the loss, giving up all three Giant runs. Vic Wertz homered as Detroit beat St Louis 6-0.
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Moore outpoints Henry in Boston card top result
In Waterbury and Boston notes, Archie Moore 176 pounds from St. Louis defeated Clarence Henry 18434 pounds from Los Angeles by decision. Irish Bob Murphy 174% from San Diego stopped Raymond Dieu 170% of Paris. Willie Pep and Tommy Collins bout postponed to Monday June 30 in Boston.
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Berg National Open leads after first round at Bala Country Club
Patty Berg shoots a par 69 to top a 70 card at the Women's National Open in Philadelphia. Louise Suggs follows with 70 amid 100 degree heat as defending champion Betsy Rawls posts 72. Several pros place high while amateurs post uneven scores.
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Major League Standings and Schedule Alert
The latest standings show New York leading with a 3 run game over Brooklyn. Today’s schedule lists Boston at Brooklyn and New York at Philadelphia with several cross league matchups and tomorrow’s plans including Detroit at St. Louis and Philadelphia at New York.
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Dog Kennel Fund Drive Aims To Boost Crab Orchard Lake
More than half of the estimated five thousand dollars needed to build over 70 dog kennels at Crab Orchard lake was pledged in a meeting at the Crab Orchard Sportsmen's club house. About 40 area businessmen pledged after James Brigham explained the project to them. The effort is led by C. O. S. A. with plans to complete Devils Kitchen dam and kennel construction in 1952.
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UCLA Dominates NCAA Tennis Tourney With Four Californians
Evanston June 27 AP Four Californians from UCLA lead the NCAA tennis meet into quarterfinals as UCLA aims to dethrone USC. Bob Perry seeded No. 2, Larry Huebner No. 6, Ron Livingston No. 11 win straight sets. Perry and Huebner top doubles pair. Self and Livingston second doubles team also advance.
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Giants Shine As Top Night Club in National League 1951
The New York Giants led the National League last year at night games with a 28 win 13 loss mark in 1951 under the lights.
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All-Star selections near completion as fans vote ends
Nationwide poll narrows starting spots for the July 8 All-Star game in Philadelphia. American and National League starting assignments appear settled with fans to name the remaining starters. Notable picks include Eddie Robinson, Dale Mitchell, Dom DiMaggio, Yogi Berra, Whitey Lockman, Jackie Robinson, Stan Musial, Hank Sauer, and Vic Seixas advancing in Wimbledon.
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Coleman Makes His Olympic Bid Tomorrow
Coleman, SIU alumnus, will run in the 5000 meters at Los Angeles Olympic tryouts. He qualified at Long Beach AAU finals, ranking fifth overall, with the top six advancing. He set school records in the mile and two miles and recently placed second in a two mile NAIA final and won the three mile Midwest AAU race.
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Frisina Wins Foreman Falls in State Amateur Golf
Medalist Larry Moller of Quincy and Jim Frisina Sr. of Taylorville were the last former state winners remaining after day one. Harold Foreman Jr. of Chicago the defending champion and three time winner fell to Bill Hagerty of Macomb plus 10 foot birdie on 19th hole. Gus Moreland of Peoria fell to Dave Logan of Chicago. Norando Nannini, Mike Stolarik, and John Hobart also exited in first rounds.
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Hitex Beats New York Tom Fool at Aqueduct
Hitex defeats New York Tom Fool by a nose in a six furlongs race at Aqueduct. The $9.50 winner clocked 1:10 for the two year old champ with a close finish in the 3 5 split.
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Open Forum on Waivers Shapes Late Season Trades
Waiver rules allow seventh and eighth place clubs to steer player moves by letting waivers stand. The lowest standing club gains first claim as a player sea rches, with the third incident forcing sale for 10 000 to the claiming club. The piece notes Yankees past waivers meaning big deals, attendance figures for the Browns, and upcoming home dates including doubleheaders with the Red Sox Yankees and Indians.
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Browns Attendance Near 350000 Milestone This Season
The Browns have surpassed their 1951 attendance total of 293,790 with about 310,000 after a Yankees series. Four games against the Tigers could push the figure toward 350,000, a level not seen since the 1944-46 period when totals exceeded 480000 to 526000.
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Wrestling Card At Sparta Promises World Championship Feud
A Sparta wrestling program for July 11 features a bout billed as a world championship match. The card highlights top contenders and local rivals in a packed event.
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