Methodists And Braxton Chalk Up Victories
Methodists routed St Pauls Lutheran 8-0 as Glen Nelson struck out 12 and Homered, boosting his team’s win. Nelson added a double in an eight hit attack while Jim Pellett and Willard McCormick paced the offense with multi hit games. St Pauls pitchers yielded 13 walks and 9 hits, Denes Kinken took the loss. United Church 9 of 9 Christ faces St Pauls Lutheran Monday in league play.
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Maynard Hansen
Ray Russell
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A's bonus pitcher throws shutout in first pro game
Lew Krausse Jr the 18 year old son of a former A’s pitcher threw a three hit shutout in his major league debut leading the A’s to a 4 0 win over the Angels. Detroit moved ahead of New York with a 4 2 win while Cleveland beat Baltimore 3 1. Boston routed Washington 14 9 and Minnesota toppled Chicago 6 1. Bruton starred for Detroit with four hits and Al Kaline added key hits in the third. Regan won for the Tigers.
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Braves Drop Dodgers From First Place
Milwaukee beat Los Angeles 2-1 to move ahead of the Dodgers in the NL lead. Lew Burdette pitched five hits and homered for the Braves. Cincinnati reclaimed first with a 4-1 win in Philadelphia as San Francisco fell behind after a 12-4 loss to Chicago. The Cubs rode a grand slam by Billy Williams and a string of runs to seize momentum while St. Louis beat Pittsburgh 5-2 as Bob Gibson earned the win.
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Debutant Krausse Shuts Out Angels. Bruton Sparks Tigers
Yesterday's stars included Lew Krausse pitching for the A's in his first pro game as a $125,000 bonus right hander. He allowed five walks but struck out six on three singles in a 4-0 win over the Angels. Billy Bruton went 4-for-4 with two runs as Detroit defeated the Yankees 4-2, knocking New York from first and putting the Tigers on top.
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Belgian-Italian Drivers Win 24 Hour Le Mans Ferrari
Olivier Gendebien of Belgium and Phil Hill of Santa Monica Calif win the 24 hour Le Mans in a Ferrari after setting a new distance record of 115.94 miles per hour as they cross the finish line in France.
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A’s Bonus Pitcher Follows Dad’s Tip Throw Strikes
Atlantic Merchants defeat Avoca 16-4 on their field as Darryl Peterson and Gary Harris combine for a five inning two hit effort. Peterson drives in two and Allen adds three RBIs while Rutherford, Buthman drive in two each. Shoeman and Plantz lead Avoca with two hits. Merchants host Hancock Sunday at 8 p.m. in Sunnyside. Lew Krausse Jr. stars for A’s in first major league start a three hit 40 shutout over the Angels.
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Ron Juelsgaard
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Two Lead in U S Open as Windup Arrives
The 61st U S Open at Oakland Hills sees Bob Rosburg and Doug Sanders tied for the 36 hole lead at 139, with Arnold Palmer 10 shots back and Ben Hogan and Sam Snead among the threats at 148. Jack Fleck stands 18th at 144 after rounds of 73 and 71.
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Louisville Idle Leads AA Standings Amid Rainouts
Confusion lingered among contenders as idle Louisville extended its American Association lead after rainouts for a second straight night. The Denver Bears crushed Indianapolis 14 to 6, dropping the Indians to third place in the pennant race.
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Trojans win first league game 8 1 in Hawkeye Fight League
Atlantic Trojans defeat Clarinda 8 1 on Clarinda’s field as Virgil Anderson in a two hitter leads the win. Creston tops Shenandoah 10 3 and Red Oak beats Corn ing 9 1 to stay in front. Podolak Brooks and Bailey lead Atlantic with three, two hits and two RBIs.
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Bowling results from the Summer Classic and Summer Mixer leagues
Cats swept Lehmann Shoe Service as Hawkeye Bowl and Hopefuls split. Dogs beat Mudwisers. Ding Osen posted 809 top series with Ted Stenberg 797 and Earl Turnure Jr 786. Turnure 256 game, Ray Maberry 240, Ron Anderson 234, Bill Millhollin 230. MB took two of three from Little Leaguers. EJ defeated Big Leaguers two of three. Burt Bagley 500 series. Dowell Jones 470. Eldon Esbeck 458. Russ Smith 190 top single. Jones 186. Esbeck 180. Myrna Esbeck led women with 414 and 166. Marge Smith 402 and Helen Yates 400. Mr Yates 154. Marge Smith 149.
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Nuñez Earns Madison Square Garden Main Event Bout
Puerto Rican middleweight Dulio Nuñez, 24, who subbed twice at St. Nicholas Arena and won, faces Denny Moyer of Portland in a 10 round bout at Madison Square Garden. The 8 p.m. CST fight will be on ABC TV with two judges and a referee scoring by rounds and a supplementary system for ties.
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Lenny Green Leads Twins Vs Kansas City in Batting Burst
Outfielder Lenny Green of the Minnesota Twins batted .389 in 1v games against Kansas City last season, showcasing strong performance against the club.
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Burdette Shines as Braves Top Dodgers 2-1 at Coliseum
Lew Burdette, 34, wins 150th NL game with a five hitter to push Milwaukee past Los Angeles 2-1 and knock the Dodgers from first. He drives in the first run with a homer, his sixth at the Coliseum and tenth career decision in this venue. Burdette owns the arena in his oddball Dodgers spell.
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Ben Jones Veteran Horse Trainer Faces Ongoing Inquiry
Ben Jones, a longtime horse trainer from Parnell Missouri, is at the center of an ongoing inquiry. Details remain sparse as officials review performance and stake records.
Jones of Calumet Farm Dies at 78 in Kentucky
A brief obituary notes the death of Jones of Calumet Farm, the famed thoroughbred breeder, who passed away Tuesday at age 78 near the farm where he grew up in Parnell's Rose Hill Cemetery.
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Indians Sign High School Center Fielder From Rockford
Frank Decastris of St Thomas High School in Rockford signs a bonus contract with the Cleveland Indians for a stated range of fifty to sixty thousand dollars. The report notes the move amid Dubuque and Midwest Baseball League chatter about adding a high school bonus player.
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St. Thomas High School
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