Pitchers Lead Late Trade Fire as Deadline Nears
Baseball trades heat up with pitchers Earl Wilson Eddie Fisher Dick Nadatz John Wyatt and Fred Talbot moving between clubs. Yankees Royals White Sox and Orioles swap hurlers while Mets add Bob Shaw and Dick Ruthven. Gentile sent to Oklahoma City as demotion fuels speculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Hani
Associated Press Sports Weltern New York
Earl Wilson
Eddie Fisher
Dick Nadatz
John Wyatt
Fred Talbot
Boston Red Sox
Bill Manbouquette
Tiger
Thorder
Und Wilson
Detroit
Don Demeter
Tigers
Mickey Stanley
Cleveland
Radatz
Boston
Indians
Baltimore Orioles
Chicago White Sox
Hank Bauer
Eddie Walt
Stu Miller
Dick Hall Iss
White Sox
Jerry Adair
Baltimore
Adair
Sox
Wayne Causey
Lom
Kansas City
Dannys Cater
New York Yankees
Talbot
Bill Bryan
Bill Stafford
Gil Blanco
Roger Repos
Wyatt
Rollie Sheldon
Dose Tartahull
Degitz Shuts Out Lafayette Clowns Next
A brief update notes deals before midnight Wednesday as league rosters near finalization for a long summer. Team matchups listed include American League games featuring Minnesota Kansas City Chicago Washington Cleveland New York Detroit and other clubs with players named in the sparse recap.
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California
Wright
Mi Etottin
Minnesota
Kaal
Grant
Kansas City
Stafford
Chicago
Howard
Peterson
Hallimore
Bunker
Washlogins
McCormick
Cleveland
McDowell
Ney P York
Peterson $E
Onight
Detroit
McLain
Boek Clonnes
Mught
Jerry Degitz
Anderson Johnson
Lafayette
Columbians
Columbian Park
Johnson's
Cedar Lounge
Johnson
New Castle
Memorial Stadium
Anderson
ST A
Lambert
Philadelphia
Clapp
Houston
Sorrell
St. Laura
Ana
L. Odam
Atlanta
Pennington
Gineinnali
York
POA
Cae
Anderson Christenson
Ihovermale
Pot
Wok
Pet
Youngblood
Baltimore
I. Teague
Cleveland Ey
Biandor
Pendleton
Gas of
Petrait
I Lewis
LE Minnmnesota
Douglas
Au Rigbee
Braves
Snoiwdon
Washington
Sutton
Indiana
Basto
Spokane
New ‘York
Avante
Tillsburgh
Los Angeles
McCollins
Ahlalwona City
Atainison
Denver
Chandler
Washingto Turner
New Rk
Datley Seale
Vancouver
Atkinson
Portland
Bostial Cleveland
P.m. Rein
Nelson
Charles
Braxton
Dickens
New York
Ribant
Alianta Iemaster
Ess Pendelphia
Bunning
Culp
Creinuath
Ellis and
Pappas
Twinight
Pitshuret
Weale
Tams
Grean Holt Ant Ign
L Angeles
Osleon Chicago
Parreil
Fransisco
Gikhon
Macey Conducts Bowling Session in Milwaukee YMCA
Robert Macey of Milwaukee and member of the American Bowling Congress will conduct a junior bowling meeting Wednesday at 7 30 in the west lobby of the YMCA. The session invites all interested youths to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Rob) Macey
Milwaukee
Wis
American Bowling Congress Organization
YMCA
Kirkpatrick Homers Twice for Angels in Big Win
Ed Kirkpatrick belted two homers and drove in four as the California Angels routed the Chicago White Sox 10 to 4. Dean Chance earned the win, ending a six game losing streak for Chicago. The game featured 15 White Sox hits but Angels offense proved decisive.
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Chicago
Ed Kirkpatrick
California Angels
Chicago White Sox
Dean Chance
Callabe
Bi Chiabeh
Cardinal
Agee Sud
Smith
Buford
Piers
Robason
Fregou
Stenern
Senands
Giau Mennsy
Tole
Cleveland
UPI
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland Indians
George Scott
George Thomas
Alen
Scott Db
O Mowon Pele
Odenas
Maya Teoraphy
Fyan
Adon
Stohnson
Osebert
Bouslog
Taylor
Anderson
RBI
Clapp
Sorrel
L. Odom
Pennington
Youngblood
Teague
Lewis
Youngbiond
Siebert
Bipails
Pena
Olterowell
Lambert
W. Haat
Keliay
Feranaen
Tmetin Aed Whiteld
Scott
Atoth & Hte
Salmonard
Calavito O Alsi
Thomas
Baltimore
Andy Etchebarren
Yafayette
Baltimore Q
Orioles
Franklin O
New York Yankees
JC Sales
Rehnsone
Ts Veneskey
Veneskey
Maulie
Norris
Tippey
Ervin
Cola
Carpenter's Union
Monard
Conrad
Simpson
Huckema
Hoyer
Fairview
Perberes
DEN
York Llobnew
Porter
Gas City
Imrbves
Davis
SIKF
Roblass
Tase Fee
Miller
EIBL
Kansas City
Eartin Battey
Minnesota Twins
Kansas City Athletics
Dave Boswell
Detroit
Willie Kirkland
Fred Valentine
Washington Senators
Detroit Tigers
Untitled Sports Brief from Salisbury Newspaper
Chunky, disjointed OCR sports notes describe baseball and softball results, line scores, and upcoming games with mixed team names such as Pepsi-Cola, Eagles, Alibi, Windlaw's Music, and McDonald’s, plus player mentions like Van Winkle, Heider, and Pepelea amid chaotic, partial game details. No clear single event dominates. multiple scores and third-party mentions appear.
Eikenberry Claims Pepsi Open Singles Title
Eikenberry of Peru defeats Chuck Wagner 6-4 6-1 to win the Pepsi Cola Open singles crown in Anderson. The event marks the inaugural tourney with semifinals and finals featuring Leverenz, Whitesell, Helft, and other regional players as the doubles team Eikenberry Leverenz also reached the doubles final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Meeker Jr
Anderson
Mike Eikenberry Fright
Peru
Chuck Wagner
Eikenberry
Wagner
May's Park
USLTA
Herald
Cliff Huffman
Russ Helft
Cincinnati
Henry Whitesell
Indianapolis
Mike Eikenberry
Rowland Leverens
Whitesell- Helft
Eikenberry-Leverenz
Mike Uikenberry
Rowling Leverenz
Ball State
Runerup
Indiana State High School
Eikenberry - Leverenz
Frank Mecker Jr
David-Bill Barrett
Hamiland Cochairman
Cliff Huffmanton
McGowan Wins World Flyweight Title After Burruni Fight
Walter McGowan, a 23 year old Scot, out pointed Italy's Salvatore Burruni to take the disputed world flyweight crown at Wembley Stadium. The 15 round bout ended with McGowan bloodied by a mid fight cut but prevailing in front of about 16,000 fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ondon
Walter McGowan
Salvatore Burruni
Italy
Jitle
McGowan
Wembley Stadium
Bowling duo post high three game totals in league play
Jones and Cooper delivered standout three game totals with Jones posting 715.07 for games 240 230 245 in the Wednesday Night Doubles league while Cooper tallied 249 237 255 for 741 in the Crosstown loop. Hack Wilson sets a major league season RBI record with 150 in 1930 for the Cubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keglers
Darrell Jones
Charles Cooper
Cooper
Jones
Crosstown
CUB
Chicago
UPI
Chicago Cub
Hack Wilson
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Rains
Dad
King Edward Cigars
America
Aken
Orlandi Cepeda
St. Louis
San Francisco
Ray Sa Fucki
New York Mets
Bob. Shaw
Dick Tusted
Jacksonville
Houster
Jim Gentile
Oklahoma City
Macey
Kirkpatrick
Meadowbroon
Mountain Dew
van Winkle and
Joy
Heider and Gray
Baker
van Winkle
Heider
Coesola
Sertoma
Billy Pepelea
Pepsi-Cola
CIO
Mike Riley
Savage
Ray
Pepelea
Vickerson
Hagles
Mrkt. Ferguson
Kearns and Burkhardt
Arms and Hadley
Kearns
Coca-Cola
N.S. Pharmacy
Hill
Alexander
Schowe
Alibi
Elwood Merchants
Bwrows
R. Mandrell
Shadyside
Horton and Bards
Ward
Park
Cocenly
Typ
Banking Cola
Goehring
epsi-Cola
Blwoo 'S
Lee
Merchants
Windlaw
Elis
Police
Paleys
Decker
Pepsi-Colai Madison
Music/Cook
Whetstone About & A
Whetstone About & a'elock,Tibeo 37 (Dx 22 12 Linescores: A. Willis
Woodruff
Willis
H. Turner
Gerard
Pepsi
Campbell
R. Thompson
Angerson
Pruett
Bird
Glazer Bros
Nollan
Assoc
Bllis
Aialic
R Collins
A. Hennig
J. Elwond
West
Roberts
M. Hartle
Eilis
O'Haver
Arnoldtre
McLemore
Nd Stover
Ee Eagles
Dave Whetstone
Philney
Layton
Jones Manship
Burruni
UPL
Brooklyn Dodger
Pete Reiser
Whitesell
Helit
Biken
Seagram
Aia Puto, Stara
Hue
Regal Shoes
Mounds Mall
Elwood
Eagles
Citizens, Banking CO
Daleville
Broncos
Cadiz
Monroe Central
Cailiz H Wells
Shafer
Pa Neal
Gillock
Stout
Airkle
Ey Widener
I Mathews
Irk
Huckleby
Rf Harrie
Dale
RBI Everett & Petkinpaneh
Stautomeyer
Poe
Bradway
Thomas Shafer
Avn Twelby AS
Spiedel
Earl's Watch Repair
East 21 ST
Guardian
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Itreath
U.S. Royal
7Th
Jackson Sts
To & Pn
U.S
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