Oak Hill advances to fourth in YMCA standings on no-hitter
Oak Hill beat Baptists 4-1 as Nelson pitched a no-hitter with 11 strikeouts and three walks. Johnson hit a homer in the third, Bjorn tied a triple, and Middaugh drew a walk for the winners seven hits total. Baptists scored on an error in the first.
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Johnson
G. Bjorn
B. Anderson
Middaugh
Kluever
Cc. Dutton
Will
T Nelson
Andersen
D Bjorn
Hoegh
Bjorn
Ri Nelson
Rss
Laursen
Neilson
Rf Turnure
P Howard
I Dutton
Woolsey
J Wheatley
Rss Westphalen
Local Golfer Sidesteps Par, Nets Hole-in-One at 138 Yards
Dick Seybert, 15, son of Mr and Mrs Chet Seybert, scored a hole-in-one on Atlantic Golf and Country Club No 5 Monday. He used a seven iron for 138 yards. It was the first ace here since 1956 and came while playing with Don Enockson, Don Minor and Ray Willenburg. Seybert is on Atlantic high school’s golf team which finished second in the state tournament.
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Chet Seybert
Atlantic Golf and Country Club
Seybert
Bob Laufer
Sam Marshall
Atlantic High School
Wisconsin wardens equipped with scopes to catch violators
Madison wardens of the State Conservation Department receive telescopes to read license plates from over a mile away. The devices aim to improve enforcement against fish and game law violators this year.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
State Conservation Department
Stengel Blames Yankees Hitting Slump After White Sox Loss
Casey Stengel said the Yankees are not hitting after Ray Moore shut them out 2-0 in Chicago. Ford pitched well for New York, but the club produced only three hits as Chicago moved to near a four game sweep and kept pressure on the pennant race.
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Casey Stengel
New York Yankees
Ray Moore
Chicago White Sox
Yankees
Whitey Ford
Stengel
Ray
Moore
New York
Sox
Charleston’s bid to take triple-a lead halted
Charleston failed to seize the top spot as Minneapolis dominated with 15 hits and fine relief pitching. A 5-3 Wichita win over Denver left Charleston tied for the lead, while Harry Dorish delivered 5 2 3 innings of relief in a 2-6 loss. Louisville and St Paul split a doubleheader with the Sams winning 5-2 and the Colonels 6-6.
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Associated Press
Charleston
Assatead
Sams
Colonels
Removal of 10000 Fish From Iowa Lake Sparks Fishing Plan
About 10 000 fish were removed from Wal Hainsen Lake north of Chariton. The State Conservation Commission says better fishing will follow as part of a program to manage southern Iowa lakes. Thayer Lake near Creston lost its entire fish population a week earlier. The commission will conduct experiments with new fish management methods and restock affected waters with resilient species.
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Chariton Mendes
State Conservaton Commission
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Thayer Lake
Creston
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Abolishment of Baseball Farm System Proposed
Rep. Albert W. Cretella introduces a bill to abolish the major league baseball farm system and curb broadcasting of big league games. The measure seeks to repeal antitrust exemptions for major leagues and prevent MLB clubs from owning minor league teams after Jan 1 1960.
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Washington
Albert W. Cretella
R-Conn
Cretela
Cretella
Bil
Cretetla
Bonus Pitcher Baumann Sent Back To Minors
Frank Baumann, a hard throwing left hander once earmarked as a top prospect for the Boston Red Sox, was optioned today to the Memphis farm club in the Southern Association Class AA. Baumann had a 2 2 record with Boston this season and has won seven games over six years with the club. The move came during a series with the Cleveland Indians.
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Frank Baumann
Boston Red Sox
Jack
Red Sox
Indians
Monday Merit
St. Louis
Southern Assn
Boston
Baumann
Trying 'Em For Size In Washington Portrait
The tallest and the shortest on the American League posed for a team photo in Washington. The caption notes players Jackson and several teammates gathered for a posed shot in the capital arena.
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Washtation
Jackson
Les
Washington Wbalers
Merchants Rout Earling For Fifth Straight Win
The Atlantic Merchants defeated Earling 8-1 at Sunnyside to run their streak to five. Bob Pigsley pitched a four hitter with four strikeouts to earn the win as Keith Edquist belted two doubles and a triple. Earl Turnure, Mick Anderson, and Gene Hockom contributed two-base hits. Earling’s C Coenen pitched all nine innings in the loss.
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Earling
Bob Pigsley
Sunnyside Diamond
Merchants
Keith Edquist
Atlantic
Mick Anderson
Gene Hockom
Earl Turnure
Pigstey
C. Coenen
M. Anderson
Edquist
W. Anderson
Ss Clammer
Warner
Pigsley
P B. Anderson
Hockom
Turnure
Lf Michaski
Lf Allen
D. Anderson
H. Schutte
E. Coenen
P 'S. Kickaig
Baseball Standings and Results from Tuesday and Wednesday
American League standings show New York leading with 39 wins and 22 losses. Detroit is 31 31, Chicago 32 32, Boston 31 33, Cleveland 31 34, Baltimore 28 33, Washington 28 35. Tuesday results include Detroit 3 Baltimore 1 and Chicago 2 New York 1. Wednesday schedule lists New York at Chicago and Baltimore at Detroit among others. National League results cover Milwaukee, San Francisco, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, Chicago, Philadelphia, St. Louis, Los Angeles with multiple games and scores.
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Pittsburgh
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Pitching Rays Moore Shuts Out Yankees in Nine Games Streak
Rays pitcher Ray Moore blanked the first place Yankees on three hits with two walks and five strikeouts as the White Sox staff posted their sixth shutout in nine games. Curt Flood of the Cardinals drove in three runs with four hits in five at bats, including a three run eighth inning, for a 7 to 5 win over the Dodgers.
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Sox
Curt Flood
Cardinals
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Des Moines Player Fights With Ump In Western League Game
Des Moines outfielder Bill Dashner and umpire Jerry Van Keuren exchanged blows in the seventh inning of a Topeka game, Dashner ejected after protest. Topeka won 9-5 on Larry Koppe’s bases loaded homer, widening lead over Des Moines.
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Associated Press
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Des Moines
Jerry van Keuren
Topeka
Dashner
van Keuren
Larry Koppe
Hawks
Sioux City
Lincoln
Chiefs
Elliott's mile record confirmed by AAU official
AAU Track official Pinky Sober states Herb Elliott’s 3:57.9 mile at Bakersfield set a world record with no technicalities. He notes earlier timing rules caused Landy to be listed as 3:58 under former standards and confirms Elliott’s mark as the correct 3:57.9.
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Herb Elliott
Pinky Sober
Elliott
Bakersfield
Calif
John Landy
IAAF
Sober
Landy
Bowling Results From Summer League Action
Brayton Cafe topped Sputniks and Terrible 5 defeated Kent Feeds in two out of three matches. Vanguards beat Ramblers 2 1, Anita forfeited. Norman Kirk led scorers with 215 and 200 games and a 579 series. Other bulk scores included Carnell 529 Hartkopf 523 Maas 497. Roll 209 Lang 195 Maas 196.
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Terrible
Kent Feeds
Vanguards
Ramblers
Anita
Norman Kirk
Gary Carnell
Otto Hartkopf
Wayne Maas
Art Roll
Jack Lang
White Sox Shutout Yankees As Cerv Belts 19th Homer
Ray Moore tossed a three hitter for a 2 0 Chicago win over New York while Bob Cerv launched his 19th homer to pace the White Sox. Kansas City beat Washington 7 2 and Detroit topped Baltimore 3 1. Milwaukee blanked San Francisco 7 0 with Carleton Willey pitching six hits.
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Ray Moore
New York Yankees
Chicago
Moore
Kansas City A’s
Washington
Detroit Tigers
Baltimore
Carleton Willey
Milwaukee Braves
San Francisco
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Redlegs
Los Angeles
Bob Cerv
Boston
Jackie Jensen
Murry Dickson
Fifth with a seven hitter and two homers by A’s
A’s pitcher threw a seven hit shutout through six innings before giving up two solo homers to Norm Zauchin and Roy Sievers in the seventh. Bill Tuttle and Hector Lopez also homered for the Athletics.
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Norm Zauchin
Roy Sievers
Bill Tuttle
Hector Lopez
A’s
Bloomquist Father Dies in Waterloo
Frank W. Bloomquist, 66, father of former Iowa State University tackle Frank Bloomquist Jr., died in Waterloo after a long illness. He worked for the Federal Internal Revenue Service and ran his own tax service in Waterloo for 25 years.
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Waterloo
Frank W. Bloomquist
State University of Iowa
Frank Bloomquist Jr
Federal Internal Revenue Department
Chevrolet heavy hauling tandems offer big truck savings
More models with more ways to save. New medium-duty options include a 72 inch cab to axle dimension for tractor trailer use and an extra long wheelbase for large van bodies. If you need tough trucks, consider Chevrolet’s hefty hauling tandems and call your dealer to start saving.
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