Major League Baseball Linescores and Homers
National League game summaries show Cincinnati at Milwaukee with final scores 2 2 and 12 15 in a 12 4 result. Milwaukee homers by Covington Speake and Long. Lawrence took the loss with four runs allowed. American League games list Washington at St Paul and New York at Indianapolis with mixed scoring. New York and Washington homered by Mantle Bauer Yost Berra and others. Sturdivant took the loss for the Indians.
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Washington
St. Paul
New York
Pascual
Byerly
Cleven- Hanlon
Wells
Howell
Ger
Berberet
Sturdi- Bayer
An¢É Romanovant
Grim
Berra We
Sturdivant
Bauer, Mantle
Yost
Youthful basketball star fatally shocked in Jersey City incident
A 16 year old high school basketball standout died after being shocked on a roofed area during a repair job at the McCord Corp plant. He was the son of W. W. Canary, principal of Alfordsville High School. Surviving are his parents and a sister.
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Rational
Jersey City
New York
Washington
Ind
Cliff
Brooklyn
Thleveland
Labine
Cam
Rogan
Hoeft
Wilson
Grissom
Gray
Hubert Alford
McCord Corp
diouLners
W. W. Canary
Alfordsville High School
Baseball Standings and Scores From Around the Leagues
American and National League standings listed with teams and records. Yesterday’s scores show Chicago routing St. Louis, Milwaukee defeating Cincinnati, and New York over Brooklyn. Probable pitchers section details matchups for key games across leagues.
Emge's lads take 5 4 win in Babe Ruth clash
Hank's team fell 5 to 4 to Emge's lads at Babe Ruth Diamond in a fast game. Sutton earned the win as Harbar took the loss with Brand and Casey umpiring. A second Anderson Babe Ruth Playoff game is set for tonight to decide the series.
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Acarrero
Emge
Babe Ruth
Hank
Anderson
Sut‘ton
Harbar
Brand
Casey
Hank's Boys
Hank's
FC Mathenry
Delph
Carmack
Groybles
Walbridge
Bregg
Leicht
Wisconsin
Joader
Arnald
Brodarick
MecCrystal
Walte
Whitman
Roby
Emyn
Calhouns Wedding May Cost Him Amateur Standing
New York Olympic hurdler Lee Calhoun said he would marry on Fridays nationally televised show Bride and Groom risking suspension from the Amateur Athletic Union He and Gwendolyn Bannister of Pinehurst N C plan to wed on NBCs program and could gain about 2500 from sponsors AAU warned the ceremony would violate amateur rules
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New York
Lee Calhoun
Gary
Ind
Amateur Athletic Union
Calhoun
Gwendolyn, Bannister
Pinehurst
N.C
Arel
Spider Webb Wins Ten Round Decision Over Charley Joseph
Chicago middleweight Spider Webb ranked No. 6 won a split decision after ten rounds against Charley Joseph of New Orleans at Chicago Stadium. Webb avenged a June 18 defeat and broke a 20 bout winning streak by Joseph with a seventh round burst of blows. The bout was fast and spirited throughout with Webb turning the tide in the seventh by a pulverizing attack.
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Chicago
Webb
Charley’ Joseph
New Orleans
Chicago Stadium
Joseph
Michigan State
Takes Over Tournament Lead in Indiana Junior Golf
INDIANAPOLIS Don Essig the Indiana Jun or Western Junior and National Public Links champion shot 34 34 68 Wednesday to take the lead in the Indiana Young Men's golf tournament at the Sarah Shank course. He stood four under par after the first round of 72 strokes. Harley Drake of Lafayette was one back at 69 with 37 32. Don Shieve of Anderson held third at 70.
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Indianapolis
Don Essig
Indiana
Morris Masten
Bremen
Ron Royer
Crawfordsville
Sherrell Johnson Jr
Linton
Tim McGuire
Martinsville
Forest Jones
Hoosier teens shine in national sports honors
Indiana youths win national titles in golf swimming and public links events. Leroy Johnson high jumps 6 ft 74 in, Joe Campbell joins Walker Cup team after Big Ten victory. Jean Essig claims U S Public Links title, TAC swimmers star at AAU nationals and prep stars gaze toward Yale and military academy.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Mishawaka
Leroy Johnson
Don Essig
Joe
Campbell
Anderson
Purdue
Jean Essig
U. S
Hershey
Chile
Philadelphia
Frank McKinney
TAC
Bill Cass
Mike Peppe
Ohio State
Cass
Peppe
Georgia
Georgia’ Military Academy
McKinney
Indianapolis Cathedral High School
Yale
Huntington Ymca
Lake Clare
Huntington
George Holtrey
Jerry
Bill Shriner
Michigan
George
I J the Navy
Glen Hummer
Jerry—Stout
Bill iCass
George Breen
Buffalo
N. Yah
St.Law- Jrence
Houston
Indianapolis River Era
Donna Graham
Becky Collins
Sharon Goodman
Dorina
Il Indiana
Indianapolis AC
Portia Hancock
Essig
USGA
Knoxville
Tenn
Minneapolis
All Stars Face Giants In Soldier Field Clash
The College All Stars meet the New York Giants Friday night at Soldier Field before an expected 73 000 fans. Coach Curly Lambeau hints at John Brodie of Stanford starting at quarterback with Ron Kramer as a top target alongside a strong corps of receivers. Proceeds from the ABC telecast benefit Chicago Tribune charities.
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Chicago
John Brodie
Stanford
New York
Giants
Soldier Field
Winooski
Curly Lambeau
the All-Stars
Brodie
Ron Kramer
Michigan
NFL
Lambeau
Thie
Cleveland Browns
Lam|eau
Krarher
Fleet
Jon Argell
California
Jim Brown
Syracuse
Tom McDonald
Oklahoma
Calrence Peaks
Michigan State
Abe Wood
Son
Tinois
ABC
Chicago Tribune Charities
Harvard Grid Coach Returns After Golf Absence
Harvard football coach John Yovicsin, 38, returned home to Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, after a five day disappearance that the police linked to a misunderstanding with his wife. He said he spent the time playing golf in the Pocono Mountains and learned of the search only through newspapers.
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Gettysburg
John Yovisin
Harvard
Gettysburg College
Cambridge
Mass
Yevicsin
Poconos
Pennsylvania
Pocono Mountains
Yovicsin
Allentown
Edgewood Men’s Golf Winners Announced
Edgewood Men’s Golf reveals winners from recent club events chaired by Marvin Jones. Mystery tourney sponsors Distzen’s Bakery and Kaufman’s Hardware announce top finishers including Allegge, Shests, Nichols, Land, Gixon, Roganald, with low nets and pulls noted for various divisions and sponsors across the two-ball and handicap competitions.
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Edgewood
Marvin Jones
Distzen's Bakery
John Allegge
Bob Shests
Oren Nichols
Dick Land
Wood Gixon
D. Roganald
Banker's Handicap
Kaufman's Hardware
Hudson Printing
L. H. Lowers
Don Harman
Art Gilom
Ed Flanagan
George Williams
Charles Laughlin
W. Dwyer
George Oakson
Dick Stage
Low Net
al Johnson M. Jenkins
Reynolds O. Nichols
B. Flanagan
E. Carter
NM. Mathaws
Bonner
Low
F. Murphy
H. Charey
Ae Dya d
Pershing
E. Harthy
W. Reynolds
E. Anderson
M. Jones
Deval-S
Corbin
B. Andersoneg
Thompsons
Clem d
Kallagge
B. Carlton
Pavel
Notre Dame Captain Named High School Coach in Wisconsin Rapids
WISCONSIN RAPIDS Willa Donald F. Penza, captain of the 1953 Notre Dame football team, was named coach of Assumption High School here Wednesday. Penza, 25, a Kenosha native, starred at Racine St Catherine High School and will begin his first coaching job after two years in the Marine Corps and postgraduate work at Marquette University.
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Wisconsin Rapids
Willa
Donald F. Penza
Notre Dame
Tam O'Shanter Gold Lures 100 Pros Today At Chicago
A large field gathers at Tam O Shanter Chicago with 100 pros and 12 amateurs in a $101,200 pro purse and a $15,000 women’s purse for the All American tournament. Ted Kroll predicts around 277 for the 6915 yard course as favorites include Snead Littler Don Finsterwald and Vicenzo.
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Tam O'Shanter
Chicago
Ward Wettlaufer
Buffalo
N.Y
Pon Cherry
Clifford Ann Creed
Opelousas la
Tams O'Shanter
Ted Kroll
Kroll
Ben Hogan
Ney
Sam ‘Snead
Gene Littler
Don F Finsterwald
Doug Kord
Roberto de Vicenzo
Paul Harney
Fred Hawkins
Bill Casper
New York
de Vicenzo
Freehold
N.J
Lloyd
Freehold Raceway
Charles Davenport
Rutgers University
J.S. Joffe
Gist
Patty Berg
Davenport
Larness
New York City
Roosevelt Raceway
Roosevelt
Yonkers Raceway
Joffe
New Jersey
Baseball Scores From Local Minor Leagues Include Narrow Tie
Shadyside Minor report shows Phillips Coal and Garringer Wrights in a game with late-inning rallies. Davis Dairy edges Aux Police 13 to 12 after a bottom of the seventh rally. White River Majors Jayses, White River Minors Dearing Drugs and Wikte Loans also posted scores with multiple pitchers and late runs.
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Shadyside
Phillips Coal
Garringer
Wrights
Clarkind Haney
Dennison
Atha
Clark
Nard
Fairview American
Davis Dairy
Aux
Police
Newson
Schults
Krebs
Simith
White River
Dearing
Wikte Loans
J. Krupp
R. Frye
T. Turner
L. Kennard
Wikte
S$. Payne
F. Baldwin
P. Landis
Armscamp Readies Big Weekend Card for Stock Cars and Jalopies
Armscamp Speedway in Alexandria announces two nights of racing this weekend with stock cars on Saturday and jalopies on Sunday. Races begin 8:30 p.m. after 7 p.m. trials. each show features heats, a semi final, and a 25 lap main event. Previous open stock and jalopy winners expected to return, including Jesse Plummer and Gene Christie.
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Alexandria
Armscamp
Alex-andria
Jesse Plummer
Indianapolis
Charley
Fortune
Kokomo
Chubbyl
Crescent
Flash Bales
Don Walker
Atlanta
Ind
Gene Christie
Yorktown
Edgewood Women Golf Through Cool Spell in Club Events
Edgewood Country Club women play briskly amid a cool spell with the Blind Partner event sponsored by local groups. Em Flanagan and Clara Crozier took first in Blind Partner while Edith Bitts and Vera Cotton led in the Club Championship flights with several match results listed.
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Edgewood Country Club
Anderson
Delco-Remy
Guide Lamp
Heckaman Buick
Anderson Sporting Goods
Anderson Bowling Center
Chamberlain Jewlery
Em Flanagan
Clara Crozier
Carlton
Vera Cotton
Frances Murphy
Roberta Carter
Edith Bitts
Ann Brodnick
Nancy Matthews
Amy Dye
Ann. Merritt
Bernice
Roby
Helen Ferris
Virginia Thompson
Dee Banner
Marjorie Clem
Marcella Hoppes
Blanche Filbey
B.carlton
Little League State Tourney Opens with Surprising Showdowns
Indiana’s first Little League state tournament began in Indianapolis with two hitters yielding a pair of early upsets. Jasper pitcher Jack McCune delivered a two-hitter, defeating New Castle and ending Leonard Nelson’s nine game win streak. Monticello’s Joe Milligan shut out Gary for four hits as Monticello scored four runs. Auburn beat Peru 5-3 in a six inning 3-3 finish.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Jasper
Jack McCune
Leonard Nelson
New Castle
McCune
Nelson
Monticello
Joe Milligan
Gary
Lake County
Dennis Hoover
Steve Koneig
Auburn
Peru
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Gross
Freeman
Acker
Klippstein
Sye
Burgess
Conley
Crandall
L—Lawrence
Covington
Wuyiuc
Sauer
Boston
Louis” i Abratt Jefield
Nee Yan
Wehmeier
Muffett
Walhelm
Landrith
H. Spith
W—Drott
Wehquiliers
Amet
Moryn
Sullivan
White
Johnson
Ginsberg
McDermott
Brunette
Portse Bulletin and Herald
Denver
Louisville
Benedict
Parks
Omaha
Charleston
Linker
Liddler and Queen
Wosey and Griffin
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Nestle
Randy Packaig
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Josten
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iMsburgh
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American Association
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Whitney Martin Brookline
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Longwood Club
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Bill Talbert
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Seixas
Hem Richardson
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al Skat
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Skat
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Baseball Register
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Spider Webb
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Lee
Intege Oke CO
AMT Nes
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Hone
Sportsman's Digest
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Jaycees
Whitlock
W—Bennett
Douglas
L— Zink
Rankin
Edgewood Women
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