Zion Romps On PC Softballers
Zion Lutherans dominated Peace Evangelical Christians in YMCA church league play, winning 23 to 2. Rev. R. G. Dohrmann and Gaines pitched for Zion, allowing three hits while Zion collected 19 off Gilbert. Ahrens homered, and Zion scored eight in the first inning and added seven in the second, with multiple hits and errors fueling the outburst.
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City League Duel Sets Sunnyside Night Match
Light & Power faces B. and H. Motors in a city league duel at Sunnyside tonight. Presbyterians and Danes are paired in the church loop tomorrow night.
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Son of Athletics coach earns 30100 bonus for signing
Earle Brucker Jr., 21, son of the Athletics' battery coach, received 30100 for signing a contract presented by Connie Mack. The slugging catcher from San Diego State will join Lincoln Neb., farm club immediately and finish school in the off season. He has trained with the A's during vacation periods for years. Transit Fuel Charges The cost of utilities for trackless trolleys, street cars, and buses runs about 300000 a day.
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Ted Williams chase for 400 ends season strong
Ted Williams, batting .408 to lead majors, overcomes Boudreau shift and night game woes to post a perfect day at the plate with his 13th homer as Boston defeats Cleveland 7 4. Detroit tops Philadelphia 2 1 in 11 innings as Art Houtteman earns a win. Yankees beat White Sox 3 1 to split the series. Pirates tie Braves for NL lead with an 11 5 win over the Giants. Cubs beat Braves 8 5. Dodgers top Reds 4 3. Browns edge Senators 6 5. Cardinals vs Phillies rained out.
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Andy Pafko
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Washington Senators
Bobby Adams
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Gil Hodges
St. Louis Cardinals
Phillies
Brewers win fifth straight 7 1 over Toledo
Milwaukee earns its fourth five game win streak this season by beating Toledo 7 to 1 in American Association action to close within three games of leaders Indianapolis. Minneapolis also tops St Paul 6 to 3 in the other league game. Gerald Lange signs with Chicago Cardinals on his 24th birthday after a standout season at Iowa Wesleyan.
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Major Sitiamidi Results Plague Early Baseball Night
Major Sitiamidi in Pittsburgh 11 New York 5 Chicago 8 Boston 4 Cincinnati 3 night St Louis at Philadelphia rain. American League Detroit 2 Philadelphia 1 11 innings New York 3 Chicago 1 Boston 7 Cleveland 4 St Louis 6 Washington 5.
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Shantz Earns Eleventh Win in Western League Victory
Bobby Shantz of Lincoln Athletics pitched well despite a balky back to earn his 11th win as A s defeated Sioux City 8-2. Gilbert Miller finished the last three innings after Shantz left in the sixth. Des Moines tied Pueblo Dodgers 3-1 as Tony Jacobs held the Dodgers to limited hits. Denver slugged Omaha 20-16, with Gor man homer spurring Pueblo’s offense. Stan Hack and Jack Fitzpatrick were ejected after protests. Eleven Bears routed Cards in Denver 11-0 as Martin was pulled after a rough sixth inning.
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Fairfield youths reach Iowa junior meet semifinals
In Des Moines two Fairfield players Tom Rowe and Jack Stewart advanced to the semifinals of the Iowa junior golf tournament along with competitors Sonny Dean of Iowa City and Mel Gicoff of West Des Moines. Rowe beat Don Webber of Ames 3 and 1 to face Stewart who defeated Russell Dickinson 5 and 4. Dean topped Bob Fischer 4 and 3 to meet Gicoff, who downed Tom Crabbe 5 and 4.
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Sugar 3 1 Favorite. Herlem Hurricane Eyes Welter Crown
Sugar 3 to 1 favorite Robin son, known as the Herlem hurricane, defends his welterweight title tonight against No 1 challenger Bernard Docusen of New Orleans in a 15 round bout at Comiskey Park. Promoter Irving Kevin expects 15 000 in attendance and gate receipts near 100 000. Champion to take 87 percent cut. challenger 20 percent.
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Midgets First To Use Trojan Baseball Field
Atlantic Elks Midgets and Elk Horn, both undefeated, will be the first teams to play on Atlantic high school field at 6 30 Friday. Each club has three straight wins as two other unbeaten clubs meet tomorrow night.
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Golf meet at Columbus eyes semi finals
Grace Lenczyk of Stetson remains favorite as the women's college golf tournament enters semi finals in Columbus. Barbara Canine of Western Michigan faces Lenczyk in the lower bracket with Alice ONeal Rollins and Marilynn Smith Kansas set in the other bracket. Yesterday Lenczyk beat Nancy Porter 6 and 5, ONeal beat Carol Clark 1 up, Smith beat Corinne Major 4 and 3, and Canine beat Rose ann Shaffer 1 up in 19 holes.
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Miami
Ohio) University
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NCAA Minneapolis opens as stars vie for U S Olympic spots
Seven collegiate track and field athletes arrive in Minneapolis to compete for final Olympic team tryouts at the 27th annual NCAA championship opener. The event loses some luster after two stars are ruled ineligible and at least three others face various setbacks.
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Dillard and Likens Cleared for AAU Tryouts
Dillard of Baldwin Wallace and Likens of San Jose State were cleared by Hugh Willett of Southern California to compete in the National AAU meet at Milwaukee July 2 and 3. Both have completed three varsity years and will seek a final bid to the last-ditch Evanston showdown. With Dillard out of the NCAA meet, Lloyd Duff of Ohio State is the next favorite in high hurdles, though he is sidelined by a foot injury.
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Audubon Beats Schal ler Club 10-4 In Baseball
Audubon defeats Schal ler outfit 10 to 4 as six of the 12 Audubon hits go for extra bases. Schaller pitcher gives up six hits while Oatman and Manders split fielding duties. Stille and Oatman on the mound for Audubon with Tedore catching. Schal ler heavy in the later innings.
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