Methodists doubleheader wins move them to second place
In a YMCA church league pair at Sunnyside, the Methodists beat Christians 6-4 in 3 extra innings and defeated Zion Lutheran 19-6 in five. Hensley and Main each had two hits in the 7 hit attack. Main and Robinson homered in the late innings, while Smiley hit two homers for Zion.
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Four Atlantic Girls Enter Local Junior Golf Tourney
Atlantic will host a state junior girls golf tournament with four local entries, bringing total participants to 44 from 21 cities. Entry fees and late registrations push toward 50, with players from Athintic Spencer and Corning among the list. the event is open to the public with parking and refreshments arranged outside the Country Club.
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Three Clubs Fight For W L Last Place
Three Western League teams pressed to avoid the cellar in a tight race. Pueblo edged Amourville 8-2 to climb from the bottom area while Albuquerque beat Colorado Springs 7-5 as Colorado Springs fell behind Pueblo and others in the standings.
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Major Standings and Weekend Results Summary
New York 4 Chicago 3 and Baltimore 1 Boston 9 Cleveland 3 Kansas City 6 Washington 2 result highlights. Saturday games include Washington at Chicago Boston at Detroit Baltimore at Cleveland New York at Kansas City. Multiple city matchups appear with scores and upcoming schedule.
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Detroit Heavyweight Title Showdown With Archie Moore Defense Hint
Tonight's telecast features Tous Anthons challenging champion Archie Moore for a defense at Olympia Stadium in Detroit. Heavyweight contender Yvon Durelle fights Anthony in a 40 round bout with a $4000 NBC-TV guarantee, Anthony holding a 30-4-0 KO record and Durelle at 40-14-1-1.
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Barnes Sets Scoreless Inning Record In Omaha
Frank Barnes extended his scoreless streak to 412 2 3 innings, breaking a 29 inning mark from 1915. The Omaha right hander left the game with a shoulder injury as the Omaha team beat Minneapolis 2 1 in a pitchers duel.
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Williams Smashes Three Homers in Practice Dare
Ted Williams, 38, stormed from the cage in disgust before a game and belted three homers in practice. The trio gave him a second triple crown season, a league record to rival Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig, while Boston led 3 in the contest.
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Braves Take Lead In Recreational Baseball League
The Braves moved to first place by beating the Indians 40 in a game where Key Lewis threw a one hitter and Jurress hit a home run. Osburn took the loss, while Jurress and Porter led the Braves with two and one hits respectively. In other games the White Sox beat the Yanks 6 17 and the Giants routed the Cardinals 12 2.
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Braves And Yanks Win As Brawls Take Spotlight
The Braves rally to top the Dodgers 8-5 as Milwaukee seizes the NL lead aided by Pittsburgh’s Pirates four-game sweep of Cincinnati. Ted Williams slugged three homers once more as the Red Sox hammered the Indians 9-3 and the Yankees swept the White Sox in a melee laden day of pennant drama.
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Malzone Drives Tigers Past Giants in Big Night of Debuts
Frank Malzone drove in three runs and J W Porter added an RBI double as Detroit beat Philadelphia? No, the text notes Tsitouris won in his major league debut and Urban won his first start for the A s after a Yankees deal. Maxwell homered in his six-day span and the A s backed Urban with four homers off Ramos, Lockman, Jablonski and Schoendienst. reliever Davis earned the win with help from Marv Grissom.
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Bold Ruler Favored In Belmont Stakes After Seven Entered
New York seven colts were entered for the 89th Belmont Stakes the mile and a half classic. Favorite Bold Ruler and Gallant Man figure to duel with Bold Nero and others. Prizes total $114,350 with $78,300 to the winner. Race airs 2:30 to 3 p.m. CST on CBS.
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Demaret Sets Pace in National Open
The 57th National Open at Toledo saw Jimmy Demaret lead after the opening 18 holes with a 68, two under par, besting Jack Fleck who carded 70s after an uneven first round. The field faced harsh conditions and only nine finished under par.
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Bedford pitcher strikes out all Clarinda batters
Bedford hurler Greg Guenther fanned every batter he faced as Bedford routed Clarinda 26 to 0 in a summer league game. The contest ended after Clarinda batted in the third, with Bedford piling 16 runs in the first inning and 10 in the second on 15 hits and 10 Clarinda errors.
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Debs Plastic Kate tops Clover Hill in Hawkeye Summer
In the Hawkeye Summer league last night Debs Plastic Kate defeated Clover Hill while Alley Cats beat Rolling Pins. Spot Bowlers downed Rail Splitters and Gutter Sweepers won three in a two game match rhythm. Deb King led with a 582 series and 211 game. Bill Millhollin had 562 and 204, Ruby Millhollin a 474, Mary Ellen Formhals 463, Bets Behn 463, and Jean Sayre 176.
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Five Players Fined For Brawl Between Yankees and White Sox
American League President Will Harridge fined five players a total of 650 for their role in Thursday's free for all between the New York Yankees and Chicago White Sox. White Sox Larry Doby and Yankees Billy Martin Enos Slaughter received 150 dollar fines. White Sox Walt Dropo and Yankees Art Ditmar were fined 100 dollars each.
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Hayload tragedy claims 17 year old near St Joseph
Duane Dye of Savannah Mo was killed when a hay wagon struck by a car on a rural road north of St Joseph. Riders Dyce and Roger Martin aged 10 rode the hayload as the tractor pulled it. Arthur Sparks 23 of St Joseph drove the car. Dye pursued a friend's hat and slid from the wagon.
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Whelan Leads West In All-America Prep Loss
Bob Whelan a 6 foot 10 inch star from LeMars Iowa scored 15 points Thursday night as his West team fell 67 to 63 to the East All-Stars in the All-America prep basketball tournament held in Atchison Kansas.
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