City Tourney Pairings Set for 19 Teams
Report covers ace shots by Allan Coulter and Mel Carpenter at Cincinnati Country Club during a golf event tied to National Open qualification. Mentions Bob Duben leading pace, plus Cubs staff notes and Middletown Merchants’ 14 4 win at Franklin in Mid-State League action.
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Richmond
Mel Carpenter
Hebron
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Carpenter
Fred Wampler
Indianopolis
Cincinnati
Bob Duben
Portland
Ore
Charles Harter
Logansport
Anny Ghienze
Middletown
Middletown Merchants
Franklin
Joop
Chuck Muller
Hector
McCall
Nay
Truitt
Franklin Battery
Ciiera
Zionsville
Play Begins Monday Night M Shadyside City Championship
First round pairings of ten teams in the 18 annual City Championship Tournament were announced by Harold Henry and Estel Hunt. Emge's Packers seek repeat, opening matchups feature Park Place Church of God vs Belmont Community at 8:30 PM at Shady Side Park.
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Anderson Amateur Softball Association
Harold Henry
AASA
Estel Hunt
Emge
Packers
Park Place Churels of God
Belmont Community
Shady
Side Park Diamond
Weary
Park, Place
Landy clocks 4 01.6 mile on wet Stockholm track
Australian star John Landy failed to break Hag Hag Hannister's 3 59.4 world mile mark in heavy rain at Orymple Stadium, clocking 4 01.6 as Finland’s Menis Johansson finished second and Sweden's Taft third. Landy remains near the four minute barrier with further races on his Scandinavian tour.
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Australia
John Landy
Orymple Stadium
Hagep Hannister
Landy
Turku
Finland
Bannwater
Oxford
England
Menls Johansson
Nils Taft
Johannsson
Taft
Arne Andersson
Compton
Calif
Wes Sanlee
Kansas
Goyame Out Of Preakness Belmont Stakes Withdrawal
New York The Wondvale Farm colt Soyame once placed fourth in the Kentucky Derby and Preakness was withdrawn from the $100000 Belmont Stakes by trainer Woody Stephens. Stephens said the three year old is not yet sound, plans to sell the winner of the Blue Grass Stakes later once he is sound. Woodvale Farm owner Royce G Martin died May 1.
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Belmont Park
Stephens
Royce G. Martin
Woodvale
Winamac Invades City Thanas To Start On Mound
The Winamac Driesers travel to face Anderson Sun Valley in a Central Indiana Boosters League game under floodlights at 6 tonight. George Thanas, sought by major leagues, will start for manager Horace Vent Sets. Other Anderson starters include Whitehead, Keithley, It, Douglas, Davis, Banker, Hunt, C. Smith, Hood.
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Anderson Sun Valley Indiana
Moore Stops Foe In Sixth Round Victory
New York light heavyweight Archie Mogra delivered a crushing knockout in the sixth round against Bert White-Wiest of Toltlmore. The bell signaled Mogra’s 18th straight win as White fought through a rough contest weighed at thirty four percent for the underdog.
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Archie Mogra
Bert White- Wiest
Toltlmore
Chambers Stars In Club's 19-0 Owl Victory
Chambers led the Owls to a decisive 19-0 win as the club dominated play. The standout performance showcased key early scoring, solid defense, and clear team cohesion throughout the shutout.
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Gilman Nets Third Victory in Day League Thriller
Teleo-Nemy Day League action saw Gilman beat Mants 14 to 7 as Jarney Guetic earned his third straight decision. The contest featured early runs by the losers, a later four-run burst by Plants, and key hits from Nicholas, Thornberg, and Chambers. Hollies took the loss for the Tigers as Plant 27 powered the victory with multiple hits and RBIs.
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Dykes Suspended and Fined by American League President
Jimmy Dykes, Baltimore manager, was suspended three days and fined 850 by American League President Joe Harridge. Action followed an incident with umpire Edur Nes in New York. Coach Tom Oliver acted as manager during the suspension as Dykes disputed the penalty.
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Ioin Harridge
Harvidge
Edur Nes
New York
Tom Oliver
Real Box
Doc Cronin
Red Sox
Musial, Cards crush Dodgers 10 to 3 in fifth inning rally
Stan Musial led St Louis with three singles and a four RBI night as the Cardinals thwarted Carl Erskine and the Dodgers. Wally Moon added key hits, while a sharp Cardinals defense limited Brooklyn to a lopsided 10 3 defeat amid a three game slide for Los Angeles.
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Kiner Cracks Out 2 in Cubs Victory After Slump
Ralph Kilner hit two home runs and Hank Sauer connected for his 19th, lifting the Chicago Cubs to a 6-6 tie with the Philadelphia Phillies and snapping a four-game slide. Sauer tied the NL homer lead with Stan Musial as Chicago built a 4-0 lead behind Howie Pollet.
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Four Amateur Teams Compete In Four Ball Event
Four top amateurs enter a four ball format while Enos Slaughter is placed on the disabled list with a fractured left wrist. The New York Yankees make the roster move after a Friday game with the Cleveland Indians. Corky Valentine leads the Reds to a 4-0 shutout of the Pirates, marking Cincinnati’s second shutout of the season as the Pirates struggle with eight hits allowed across four innings.
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Scratch Hit Robs Hueft Of A No-Hitter
New York’s Hueft y no hitter after six innings Tuesday night as Detroit’s lefty did not allow a Yankee hit until an eighth inning double by Gerry Coleman. Noren’s first hit came on a quirky grounder that deflected and dropped for a center field single. Coleman’s doubled with one out in the eighth proved decisive in the Tigers 8-0 win over the Yankees.
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Noren
Harvey Kuenn
Coleman
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Local Sports Scramble Highlights Varied Scores and Sites
In a jumble of results, B team faces Ratinar Zan Datralt at Naw Yay Ford with a 1-4 record, Hixon stands at 4-4, while AMERICAN ASSOCIATION action shows Indianapolis at Cheleston Rain City at Culverts and a 41 score logged near Paul at Leupville Minnecpalis.
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Ultimate My Basin — Toring
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Rain City
Paul
Leupville
Minnecpalis
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