White Sox Rally Fails in Ninth as Feller Wins
In a four game set opening in New York the Chicago White Sox see a 9-4 lead slip after Ted Williams walks and Mike Garcia and Lou Brissie yield. Bob Feller notches his 10th win while Cleveland and the Giants win to tighten pennant race standings.
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White Sox surge to top after stunning drive to first
Chicago's White Sox defy 30 years of futility with a 14 game win streak and 15 straight road victories lifting them to first place over the Yankees. Manager Paul Richarts praises hustling players, strong pitching, and aggressive baserunning amid curious fan excitement at Comiskey Park.
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Davidson Knocked Off Mound In First Start
Cedar Rapids Indius pitcher Billy Joe Davidson made his pro debut after a $120000 bonus and faced five hits two strikeouts and six walks over 5 2/3 innings as Waterloo edged Cedar Rapids 3 2 in 11 innings. He blamed lack of control and slowball issues while nervous on the mound.
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Wichita Blanks Beats Bruins
Wichita blanked Sioux City 4-0 as Ernie Trujillo allowed four hits and Wichita benefited from miscues and timely singles. Denver defeated Des Moines 15-5 with 18 Denver hits. Des Moines scored five in the ninth on Harry Chiti’s homer. Tonight’s doubleheaders and pitcher matchups listed for the Wester League games.
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Nadine Robinson wins opener at Anita Speedway spill noted
Nadine Robinson of Des Moines, a veteran stock car driver, had her first spill at Anita Speedway on Sunday after five years of racing. Lloyd Jorgensen also rolled end over end but continued. John Beaucamp won the trap dash and Cleo Burmiester won the main event. A fathers derby occurred with Marvin Scholl taking first in a four lap race. Greenfield show yields three wins for Osler Greenfield C A Osler of Walnut, with Anacacho Moonlight, Hawkeye King, and Mountain Echo taking top spots.
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Bebensee's Grand Slam Clinches 11-9 For Danes
St. Pauls Lutheran earns second place tie with Irish after Bebensee belts a seventh inning grand slam at Sunnysidefield. Petersen allows seven hits and seven walks. Hockom and Petersen pace the Danes with 3-for-4 performances. Catholics muster runs early, Danes rally with doubles by Bebensee and Petersen and a decisive seventh inning homer.
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Audubon-A Baseball Team Formed for Local Play
Audubon and Exira join to organize a combined Audubon-A team using local players. Home games will be played at Audubon with plans to light Exira park for evening games.
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Audubon Exits Iowa State League After $8,000 Loss
Audubon was a member of the Iowa State league last year but suffered an $8,000 loss. The report notes financial setbacks affecting the team's status and future participation in league activities.
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Czech Newsman Oatis Faces Trial in Prague
AP correspondent William Oatis, 37, arrested April 23 on charges of hostile activities toward Czechoslovakia, was told by Czech Foreign Minister Vilem Siroky that he would be tried within days. Oatis, native of Marion Indiana, led the AP bureau in Prague and had reported being shadowed before his arrest.
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Inland governors plan new 15 state organization
A 15 state inland America governors group is forming from yesterday's conference in Omaha. The body would mirror existing regional groups and discuss the St Lawrence seaway, Missouri river development, and Great Lakes Missouri basin resource issues to address mutual problems as a permanent organization.
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Governors Convene on Regional Cooperation Plans
Six governors at the meeting declared they will work to unify common regional interests and will consult later on organization plans and arrangements for the next gathering.
Sue Quits Tommy Holmes To Manage Braves
Boston Braves name Tommy Holmes new manager succeeding Bill Southworth who resigned. Holmes was serving as Hartford Eastern League manager. Southworth told GM John Quinn and President Lou Perini he wanted to quit and a successor was chosen after their talks.
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Holmes to Take Over Tribe as Farm Club Leader
Holmes, veteran Braves player of 10 seasons, will assume leadership of the Hartford farm club and then move toward Chicago. He is currently in Elmira New York as Boston vies for fifth in the National League with a .483 winning percentage.
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Massena Man Henry Collman Dies of Heart Attack on Highway 92
Massena resident Henry Collman, 69, died today of a heart attack while working on Highway 92 near Massena. He was employed by the state highway commission and is survived by a son and two daughters. His wife had died last week. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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