Hiller Allows Cards One Hit in Tight Nl and Al Actions
Rain interrupted multiple innings as Cincinnati Reds and St Louis Cardinals played late. Pirates built a big lead then held on 7-5. Phillies edged Braves 3-2 in 10 innings with a key wild throw. Yankees beat Washington 3-0 as Morgan and Ostrowski combined for the shutout.
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Pirates
Cincy
Johnny Wrvostek
Wryostek
Phils
Braves
Eddie Sawyer
Phillies
Mike Goliat
Baltimore
Boston
Tommy Brown
Washington
Yankees
Chicago
White Sox
Detroit
Cliff Mapes
Sid Hudson
Hudson
St. Louis
Cleveland
Boxing results from St Paul and Thompsonville cards
Tommy Campbell defeated Glen Flanagan in St Paul by decision. Chico Vejar stopped Irish Jack Wright in Stamford. Gene Burton and Bobby Lee boat postponement due to rain in Richmond, with Friday reschedule.
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ST. Paul
Blanford C Vs Invite Strong Nines for July 8 Open Date
The Blanford C V's announce an open date on July 8 and seek fast semi pro games at home or away. Clinton AC invades Blanford Sunday at 3 30 for a rematch in a planned five game series with Bob Finger and Ray Williams as the battery. Kingman also seeks July 4 bookings with a 60 40 basis.
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Blanford C. V's
Ray Williams
St. Bernice
Clinton
Blanford
C.v's
Bob Finger
Blanford Battery
Ind
Kingman
H. G. Penick
White Sox cling to AL lead amid rain ruined game
Chicago columnist Charles Chamberlain reports the White Sox hold a precarious half game atop the American League as rain washed out a Detroit game. Manager Paul Richards discusses pitching rotation, Yankees Raschi, and a busy autographing culture while GM Frank Lane comments on attendance growth and team health.
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Chicago
White Sox
Detroit
Paul Richards
Kenedy
Tex
Jim Busby
Richards
Yankees
Vic Raschi
Raschi
East
Ray Schalk
Chuck Comiskey
O.K
Frank Lane
Eddie Short
Publicizor
Sox
Nellie Fox
Browns
Boston Red Sox
Trout kin nicknames spark NESBIT'S NEWSBITS
Bob Hamilton qualified for the PGA match play round opening this morning. Evansville star is urged to show form from past titles. Leo Durocher admitted after yesterday's win over the Dodgers that his Giants might have lost if his strategy had worked. The Dodgers nipped the plan to sacrifice a runner to third, Monte Irvin hit a homer instead. If the sacrifice had worked, Monte would have drawn an intentional pass. Durocher conceded but his team prevailed.
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Bob Hamilton
P.G.A
Evansville
Leo Durocher
Dodgers
Giants
Leo
Monte Irvin
Monte
NCAA Tennis Action Delayed by Rain in Quarterfinals
In Evanston Michigan State's Len Brose and UCLA's Robin Willner reached the quarterfinals as rain paused the day. Tony Trabert beat Ed Kauder 6-1 6-2 and Hugh Stewart ousted Ronnie Barnes 6-0 6-4 to set semi final showdowns. Yonkers Raceway fans netted 29,298.50 by not cashing winning tickets.
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W.P
N.C.A.A
Tony Trabert
Cincinnati
U.C.S.A
Ed Kauder
Hugh Stewart
Southern California
Ronnie Barnes
William and Mary
Trabert
Stewart
Earl Cochell
Rupert Rickson
California
Michigan State
Len Brose
Robin Willner
U.C.L.A
Yonkers Raceway
New York State
Launch Matches In P G A Meet With Narrow Margin
Mangrum misses the lead by hitting a deep trap on the final hole while Harmon makes a late birdie on the thirty fifth. Klein of San Antonio and host Lew Worsham tie Ferrier and Ghezzi at 143, Ed Oliver and Champion Harper at 144. Second round qualifiers include Fischesser 79 42 no card, Hamilton 77 74 151, Harter 78 74 152, Heinlein 81 81 162.
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Harmon
Chuck Klein
San Antonio
Tex
Lew Worsham
Ferrier
Ghezzi
Porky) Oliver
Seattle
Harper
Don Fischesser
Connersville
Ind
Bob Hamilton
Evansville
Charles Harter
Logansport
Bill Heinlein
Noblesville
Ferrier and Hamilton advance in PGA Championship at Oakmont
Jim Ferrier the 1947 champion from San Francisco defeated Sam Bernardi of Fort Sheridan Ill 3 and 2 in soggy Oakmont. Bob Hamilton the 1944 champion from Evansville Ind edged Max Evans of Detroit one up and will meet Johnny Bulla in the second round this afternoon.
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Oakmont
Jim Ferrier
Bob Hamilton
Ferrier
San Francisco
Oakmont Country Club
Sam Bernardi
Fort Sheridan
Ill
Hamilton
Evansville
Ind
Max Evans
Detroit
Johnny Bulla
Bill Holland plans return to Indianapolis 500 next year
Michigan City Indiana reports Fort Lauderdale driver Bill Holland aims to drive a Mobilgas Special for Lou Moore in the 500 mile race in Indianapolis. Holland won in 1949 and hopes to be reinstated by the AAA after a suspension for unsanctioned racing.
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Bill Holland
Michigan City
Ind
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Indianapolis
Bill Redfield
News-Dispatch
Holland
Chicago
Lou Moore
Automobile Association
The
A.A.A
Fort Harrison to Host City Boat Parade and Water Carnival
The Fort Harrison Sportsmen's Club sponsors a Saturday parade at 1:30 PM as part of a July 4 power boat races and water carnival. Twenty five boats, including cruisers and racing hulls, will sail from Second and Ohio to Wabash avenue then Eighth street to the club house on the river. Owners listed include Ralph Smith and Dr. Hubert Cusick along with twenty others.
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Fort Harrison
Ralph Smith
Hubert Cusick
Bill Carson
C. Hale
J. Beatty
Rene Mathews
Ed Leach
T. Fields
J. Unger
P. Gibson
Herschel Russell
M. Calou
Charles Goss
al Butts
Clarence Lindsey
John Varda
Paul Johnson
Johnny Figg
William Polje
Myron Horowitz
H. Taylor
al McKee
B. Cromwell
J. Johnson
Beloit Suspended by Midwest Conference
Beloit College has been suspended from the Midwest Conference by a vote of member faculties. The suspension, effective after the 1950 51 academic year, follows a May 18 decision citing athletic policy conflicts with conference principles. A re admission request may be filed after one year. Beloit previously won six straight conference basketball titles and played in the National Invitational tournament in New York City.
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Ripon
Wis
Beloit
New York City
Women’s Open Tennis Tourney Delayed by Rain
The Women’s Open Tennis Tournament in Terre Haute is postponed by one week. Ed Melvin Jr announces new dates July 13 14 and 15 and July 10 entry deadline. Entries mail to Ed Melvin Jr 16 North Thirty-seventh Street Terre Haute with $2.00 to cover new balls and runner-up trophies.
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Ed Melvin
Melvin
Terre Haute
Ed Melvin, Jr
North Thirty-seventh Street
Inglewood Jockey Freddie Smith Killed in Ride
Jockey Freddie Smith, 38, died after his mount Folletin fell near the end of the eighth race at Hollywood Park. The tragedy follows a day of racing reports from major venues including Wimbledon results and PGA playoff drama.
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Inglewood
Cal
F A. “Freddie” Smith
Folletin
Hollywood Park
Fishermen register first of season in Pictou
In Pictou Nova Scotia on June 29 the first three fishermen to sign in are named Mr Hook Mr Fly and Mr Fish promising angling luck for the season in this seaside town.
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Pictou
N. S
Mr. Hook
Mr. Fly
Mr. Fish
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