Hal Newhouser Becomes Top Lefty With 10th Win
Hal Newhouser of the Detroit Tigers joined Bucky Walters as the majors 10 game winners by winning both ends of a doubleheader 7-3 and 7-5 against the St. Louis Browns. Newhouser pitched his seventh complete game of the year, allowing six hits while fanning five. Rudy York homered with one on in the ninth to seal the sweep. Paul Trout earned his eighth win in relief. Major league action also saw the New York Giants take a twin bill from the Boston Braves 9-2 and 7-1 to move into third place in the NL, Phil Weintraub homered before leaving with a strained muscle, and Cliff Melton won the nightcap in his first start since May 19. The Philadelphia Athletics crushed the New York Yankees twice 4-0 and 6-0, dropping the world champions to sixth. Wally Moses homered and Frank Hayes tied the league lead with his eighth. The Chicago White Sox beat the Indians 3-2 and 7-6, Gordon Maltzberger earning his sixth win. The Dodgers and Phillies split, the Cards and Pirates also split, and Stan Musial hit two triples and a double. Washington beat Boston 1-0 in the nightcap behind Early Wynn, and Cincinnati defeated Chicago 5-2 in the first game of a doubleheader at Wrigley Field before 40,222 fans. the second game ended in a 6-6 tie after 13 innings due to darkness.
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Parker Is Winner In Easy Fashion At AAU Meet
Charley Parker of San Antonio won the 200 meter final at the National AAU track and field championships in 21.3 seconds, edging Ed Conwell of New York Pioneer Club. Claude Young of Illinois captured the 100 meters while Elmore Harris of Morgan State doubled in the 400 meter and 200 meter low hurdles. Lt Cornelius Warmerdam won the pole vault at 15 feet and Forest Elaw led the 3,060 meter steeplechase. The 800 meter went to Bob Kelley with a 1:51.8 as four false starts disrupted the 100 meter dash trials.
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Switches To Hit Third Grand Slam
Blas Monaco of Baltimore International, a switch hitter, hit his third grand slam yesterday off Toronto southpaw Tom Ananicz. He connected from the right in that at bat after two left handed grand slams against righthanders. The Kansas track meet also saw reinstatements and odd results including a tie for fifth in broad jump and a senior winner.
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Colored Nines Clash Tonight in Baltimore Stadium
The Baltimore Elite Giants face the New York Cubans tonight at 3:39 in a Negro National League showdown. Both teams contend near the top as leaders Homestead Rays and Cuban hopes battle for the pennant, with potential future appearances by Kansas City Monarchs and Detroit Clowns if attendance warrants.
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Interleague Results and Standings Snapshot
Saturday results show Hagerstown 12 York and Allentown 15 Lancaster 13 Trenton 11 Wilmington 1. Yesterdays scores list York 16 5 Hagerstown 10 Lancaster 27 Allentown 4 7 Trenton 12 Wilmington 1. Upcoming games include Withington at Hagerstown Allentown at York Trenton at Lancaster. Yesterday AFL style box shows Detroit 7 7 and Chicago 2 6 among others.
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Owls Stumble but Stay Ahead in Penn League Race
The Owls lost yesterday yet remain atop the standings by one game after Saturday’s win. York dominated Brett boys in a Sunday matchup 16–1, then 5–0. Tomorrow Wilmington Rocks visit for a three day series before Owls hit the road for six games, three with Allentown and three with Wilmington. Manager Bunny Griffith led the Roses’ attack with five-for. Norm Shope pitched superbly in game two, blanking the foe and allowing six hits. Gracey homered for the victors.
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Lancaster and Cardinals Split in Allentown doubleheader
Lancaster's Red Roses beat Allentown 4 in game one after seven first inning runs, then Allentown roared back to win 7-2 in the nightcap behind Brad Trine's four hit pitching. Johnny Cappa homered in both games as 1,398 spectators watched.
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Trenton Packers rout Wilmington 12 to 1 in first game
In Trenton New Jersey the Interstate League doubleheader opened with the Packers defeating the Wilmington Blue Rocks 12 to 1 in seven innings. The second game was rain shortened after one and a half innings, with Helleher and York pitching support and key hits by Noal Napoles and Gracey. Sam Byrd led a separate golf note after a death in Birmingham as he finished strong at a Red Cross event.
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Nelson Dominates Par Golf To Capture New Rochelle Open
Byron Nelson roars through par layout with rounds 69 69 66 71 to win the Red Cross Open at Wykagyl New Rochelle N Y finishing 13 under par and totaling 275 dollars 2 666 65 top prize. Vic Ghezzi pursues from Deal New Jersey with 279 compels second place. Craig Wood Mamaroneck New York tied for high standings with 287. Ed Furgol leads amateurs with 296 as Nelson extends money finish streak to 52 straight tournaments. The golf tour heads to Chicago for Victory National Open at Edgewater Golf Club.
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Major League Leaders by the Associated Press
American League leaders include Tucker of Chicago leading in batting with 371 and Doerr of Boston with 71 hits. Spence leads RBIs with 35 along with Hayes. Cullenbine and Hayes pace homers with eight. National League leaders show Walker of Brooklyn batting .386 and 86 hits, Bordagaray 50 runs, Weintraub 45 RBIs, Ott 18 homers, Munger 1.00 ERA noted for pitching.
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