Roberts Aims To Join The Strikeout Kings Of NL
Robin Roberts blends strength of Waite Hoyt and Red Ruffing as he nears legendary strikeout pace. NEA reports 51 Ks in 1 game, 78 innings, with NL clubs driving west. Davis and Spahn show era pace. Roberts eyed as future top pitcher with steady control and fast start.
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Panthers Show Strong Defensive Turnaround Atop Diamond
The Panthers showcase a tightened defense with Moran at first and Johnston and Bartoglio in key infield roles. Moran’s batting flourishes over 400 while Lillie and Hodges spark the lineup. Wagner fuels the middle order as focus shifts to bolstering pitching with Crandall and Brown. Fans urged to see the new squad live.
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Yankees Clinch Win Pushes Streak to Open Title Chase
The New York Yankees defeated Detroit 5 to 4 as DiMaggio and Rizzuto hit key homers and Mapes, Bowers, and Berra drove in the decisive runs. Boston walloped the Browns 20 to 4 behind Stephens, Vollmer, and Dropo homers. Dodgers blanked Pirates 6–0 with Newcombe six-hitter. Phillies moved to second with 4–0 win over Cincinnati as Miller hurled seven strong. Giants beat Cubs 13–4 in a hitting spree led by Stanky, Thompson, and Dark.
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Snead Favored As Golfers Tee Off In National Open
In Ardmore Pennsylvanias National Open opener 165 players tee off at 8 am EDT on the Moerson Golf Course par 70. Sammy Snead leads betting at 4 to 1, with Ben Hogan among top contenders. Hogan, recovering from an auto crash, relies on stamina as he faces a demanding final 36 holes. The field includes Dick Mayer Laddie Kempe and Clarence Gehgesian, with groups scheduled every eight minutes and the last drive at 3:12 pm EDT.
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Skidding Texans Lose Seventh Straight as Solons Win
United Press reports a rough night for the Texans who dropped their seventh straight in a 9-8 loss to the Solons. Phoenix’s Frie sites hit a ninth inning homer to break the 8-8 tie, tightening the gap to six games behind the leaders.
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Southwestern Open teed up as amateur golf starts
Alburquerque opens a southwestern open for amateurs with the crowning of a new champion anticipated as Dick Talor of Phoenix, a California student, is favored to win if he defends his title.
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Goldwater wins sudden death playoff for title
Two Phoenix golfers Bob Goldwater and Gray Madison tied at 724 after 18 holes. Goldwater claimed medalist honors in a sudden death playoff against Madison Clyde Blackwell from Roswell and Clyde Eile from Albuquerque after firing two extra birdies to edge the field.
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Pioneers Rally Sinks Panthers in Ninth for Wild Tie
San Bernardino Pioneers erased a 7-0 deficit in the ninth inning at Panther Field as Butch Moran powered a four‑run homer and multiple hits by Jep Holmes and Al Johnston sparked a dramatic rally. The crowd roared as Don Wagnier and Chuck Pryor added timely hits while Bill Hodges’ errant throw led to a 7-7 stalemate before a chaotic finish.
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Baseball clash ends in San Bernardino win over Yuma
In a wild frame battle, San Bernardino edged Yuma 9 to 8 after George Stassi slugged a four bagger in the seventh to drive in runs and boost the lead. Stassi HR powered the late surge as Baldwin took the loss and Jaime earned the win in a two hour twenty minute game attended by many fans.
Surging Oaks Win Over Sacramento
San Francisco June 5. Wade leads Hollyweats to 10 1 win over Padres as Oaks extend Pacific Coast League lead. Wade collects seven hits, with a Hollywood grand slam by Bil Antonella in fifth. Oakland and Seattle win. Seattle, Rainiers narrow gap on Seals. Final score Oakland 9 Sacramento 1. Seattle 3 Seals 3.
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Mexico University Opens Season in Phoenix Matchup
National University of Mexico in Phoenix will meet Phoenix College in the season opener. Head coach Kim Montgomery announced the game, sponsored by the Phoenix Junior Chamber of Commerce. Five other home contests are planned.
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Stanford Coach Schwarz Names Holy Cross Aid for All Stars
In Chicago in June Stanford University coach Marchimont Schwartz will add Holy Cross guard Bale Anderson to the coaching staff of the college all-stars for their annual game against the NFL champion. The All-Stars meet the Philadelphia Eagles at Bobbier Field. Schwartz will represent the West Coast on the coaching staff. Bobby Dodd of Georgia Tech had been named as Abe Bouth's representative.
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Kramer and Riggs Lead In National Tennis Meet
In Cleveland on June 9, Jack Kramer and Bobby Riggs advanced in the National Professional Tennis Championships. Kramer reached the round of eight by defeating Jim in straight sets, while Riggs joined him in the quarterfinals as fellow contenders Segura Van Horn Maren Lam Parker Kovace and others won or advanced.
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Sunset Games Matchups Across Regions
Schedule lists June and San Bernardino at Yuma Riverside at El Centro Las Vegas at Porterville Tijuana at Mexicali plus rematches Tune Yuma at Mexicali Las Vegas at El Centro Tijuana at San Bernardino Riverside at Porterville with notes Dune 11 and DH designation for certain games.
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Baseball Boner Costs Indians In Close Game
A loggerhead play left Burns furious as a runner stepped on first base before the ball, nullifying a force at the plate. Geoffrey Shetterth scored as the Indians lost due to a misplayed out at first and a costly error by the narrator.
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