Yanks Triumph in Memorial Day Doubleheader Split
Joe Collina hit a homer and drove in two in the eighth as the Yankees beat the Red Sox 11-7 to clinch the nightcap after New York won the opener 12-7. Lopat earned the win in relief and Vern Stephens hit his tenth homer for Boston. Meyers and Pesky contributed for Boston while Henrich and Byrne fueled New York’s offense.
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Parsons Wins Rain Halts 345-Mile Speedway Race
Johnny Parsons of Van Nuys wins a rain halted 345 mile Indianapolis speedway race at 124 mph average, ending at 345 miles after a deluge. Mauri Rosas of South Bend and Bill Holland of Reading, Pa. finish second and fourth as the rain stops the event with Parson’s car from the Kurtis Kraft team.
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Indians Beat Tigers 5-2 in Second Game of Twinbill
Newhouser won his third straight start with a five hitter as Detroit split the doubleheader with Cleveland. Bearden allowed all five Detroit runs in his first start, while Johnny Groth powered the Tigers with a two run homer. Larry Doby was knocked out after a bruising collision with a Houtteman pitch.
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Nats Fall To Phillies In Memorial Day Twinbill
Philadelphia tops Washington 4-3 in the nightcap after Bob Hooper homered on his 23rd birthday and Sam Chapman added a fifth inning shot. Washington built a 4-2 lead earlier as Sam Mele powered a three-run homer, but Hooper and Chapman answered to clinch the victory.
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Ortiz Rated Even Money In Title Defense
Manuel Ortiz, 33, defending world bantamweight champion from El Centro, California, meets Vic Toweel in Johannesburg, South Africa, in a 15 round title bout watched by about 30,000. Ortiz seeks an early knockout to avoid altitude fatigue, while Toweel, with 12 pro bouts, calls it his toughest fight yet and aims for the upset.
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St Augustine's Triumphs Over St Peters In CYO Match
St Augustine's beat St Peter's yesterday afternoon at Notre Dame Field. Lou Smith led a strong attack as the victors moved to seven wins in the junior league standings.
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Snider Three Homers Lift Dodgers Past Phillies in Twinbill
Duke Snider belted three consecutive home runs helping Brooklyn Dodgers win the morning game 7-6 in 10 innings and take a 1 GAME lead over Philadelphia. Roy Campanella tied it late as Jackie Robinson homered to force extra innings. In the second game, Brooklyn held off Philadelphia 6-? with Snider contributing and Rex Barney pitching.
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Nationals Trade Trio With White Sox in Complex Deal
Washington sent Scarborough and Michaels plus two players to Chicago for Cass Harris and Rother Huvaya, while John Detyawsh Caran Grinth remained with the Nats. The move follows Griffiths plan to improve infield and bolster the lineup as spring training nears, with Noren shifting to catchers’ role and other reshuffles anticipated.
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White Sox Outslug Browns in Holiday Doubleheader
The Chicago White Sox defeated the St. Louis Browns 12-9 in the nightcap after a 14-2 opener, as eight homers came in the twin bill before 3,537 fans. Don Lenhardt homered for the Browns in the opener, while Stan Musial, Joe Garagiola and Johnny Lindell led the Cardinals over the Pirates 8-5 to complete a sweep. Musial hit an inside-the-park homer in the ninth for St Louis.
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Cubs Rally To Split Twin Bill With Reds
The Chicago Cubs and Cincinnati Reds split a holiday doubleheader. The Cubs won the nightcap 7-4 after a 4-1 loss in the opener. Chicago rallied for four seventh inning runs behind a 10-hit attack led by Hank Laver and Ken Ratliff. Johnny Vander Meer started for Cincinnati in the opener against Ken Ratfensberger. A crowd of about 30,089 watched both games.
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Dye Washington coaching talks stall with Casill in Seattle
Talks between Ohio State coach Tippy Dye and University of Washington athletic director Harvey Cassill ended without immediate results. Dye will fly back to Ohio to consider the university’s vacant basketball coaching berth.
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Williams College Downs Amherst In Little Three Tennis
Williams College swept doubles and won four singles as Williams defeated Amherst 7-2 yesterday to claim the Little Three court championship in Williamstown Massachusetts.
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Local hockey results mix with city pairings
Reported scores show multiple street league matchups with teams including Springfeld Jersey City Montreal Buffalo Baltimore Syracuse Rochester Toronto and Rochester. Scores vary with several close outcomes and alternating home away references.
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Sain Caps 7-2 Five-Hitter Jansen Turns Tables
Giants win opener 7-2 as Sain hurls five-hitter and fans 16 in a row, Don Mueller homers, Whitey Lockman on base. In the second game Larry Jansen beats Boston 10-3, Elliott hits a homer, Stanky drives in four, and Jansen goes the distance.
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