Tigers extend seven game win streak with 14 11 victory over Red Sox
Detroit guns led by Harvey Kuenn and Ray Boone as Frank House adds a three run homer. Tigers outslug Boston 14 11 to stretch their streak while Yankees and Indians winless rivals stumble in the AL.
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Crocker Misses In Tourney
Fay Crocker of Uruguay discusses the challenge in women's golf and promotes National Golf Day at Oak Hill. She notes limited chance to see the men’s game, and describes the charity promotion run by the PGA with Jack Fleck and US Women’s team members.
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Snead Dismissive Of National Open Prospects
Sam Snead, arriving in New York for defense of his Round Robin title at Wykagyl, calls his Open chances “stinking” if his touch on the greens falters. He targets Rochester for the 56th National Open June 14 to 16, while praising Peter Thomson as a potential Open champion after Thomson won the Texas International in Dallas.
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Gene Littler
Moore Eyes Heavyweight Crown After London Victory
Archie Moore, 39 or 42, defeated Yolande Pompey by 10th round TKO in London Harringay Arena to set his sights on the heavyweight title. Moore asserted he is the world’s best and should replace Rocky Marciano, while manager Charley Johnson said he will not relinquish the light heavyweight crown. Pompey led on points through eight rounds before Moore’s late assault, leaving Pompey with facial cuts and a swollen eye. Moore weighed 174 pounds to Pompey 171½.
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Jack Mart
Boudreau Sees Yankees Aide Stoppage Ahead
NW YORK The Yankee bandwagon, once carrying most AL managers, has emptied. Lou Boudreau, Kansas City manager, said the Yankees remain the team to beat but will not run away with the pennant. He cited unimpressive pitching and reliance on hitting for their leads.
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Saye Launches Pro Career With Bang
Sonny Saye an All Star first baseman at Georgia made his pro debut with Thomson as a pinch hitter his single tied the 10th inning and Jimmy Caradori drove in the tie breaking run for an 8 7 Orioles win over Dublin. Douglas extended its Georgia State League lead to 114 games with a 6 4 win over Vidalia Sandersville lost to Hazlehurst 7 5 Thomson and Dublin tied 5 5 after nine innings injuries slowed Vidalia and Douglas in the same game with Bill Dow and Jerry Micham leaving the field both with leg injuries Micham had three singles and three RBIs before his injury.
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THS Seniors Earn Letters in 3 Spring Sports
Twenty nine Thomasville High athletes received letters for participation in three spring sports. Baseball coach Bob Waller, track coach Erskine Mills and golf coach E C Garner announced the winners. Baseball team won the state Class A title while golf runners up to Valdosta in Class A and track finished fourth in Region 1 A.
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Red) Hines
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Mary Lena Among Top Entries In Virginia Tourney
Louise Suggs, defending champion, enters the Round Robin Golf Tournament at Cavalier Yacht and Country Club in Virginia Beach. Suggs, from Sea Island, Ga., notes any of 16 players can win this plus and minus event as she stresses practice over scoring on the long course. Other entrants include Mary Lena Faulk, Joyce Ziske, Beverly Hanson, Betty Hicks, Betty Dodd, Bonnie Randolph, Alice Bauer, Betty Bush, Marilyn Smith and Gloria Armstrong with Faulk holding the Cavalier course competitive record.
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Thomasville
Hornets Triumph In Sally Contest And Others
The Charlotte Hornets scored four runs in the first inning and beat Jacksonville 8 to 2 behind Emilio Lopez four hits with eight strikeouts and one walk. Columbus beat Macon 9 to 8 in an error filled 11 inning game as Hank Moreno delivered the go ahead run in the 11th. Gil Valentine robbed Wil lie Powell of a no hitter with a late running catch.
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