Late News Of The Sports World
Massena and visiting Massena hurlers limited the Methodists to six hits in a tight Tuesday game. A three run rally in the seventh fell short as Massena edged the Methodists. The Danes will meet Presby in a church league clash.
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Major League Leaders By Associated Press
Baseball leaders include Williams Boston with 22 home runs and 72 RBIs Williams leads runs batted in while Kell Detroit and Dillinger Philadelphia pace doubles and stolen bases Raschi and Reynolds top strikeout totals in a season chapter featuring New York teams and Boston rivals.
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Phillies top Braves 3 2 to grab NL lead
Dick Sisler and Phil combination powered the Phillies to a 3-2 win over the Braves, giving Philadelphia first place in the National League. Ted Gray allowed five hits as the Tigers beat the White Sox 9-8, marking his ninth victory for Detroit.
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Baseball Standings and Results from an Old League
Standings show Detroit and Cleveland near top in American League with NY, Boston, Philadelphia and St Louis trailing. Yesterday games included Washington 4 New York 3 in 12, Boston 7 Philadelphia 5 in 11, Detroit 9 Chicago 3, St Louis 4 Cleveland 3. Tomorrow schedules list Cleveland at St Louis, Chicago at Detroit, Boston at Philadelphia, Washington at New York.
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Palmer Breaks Medal Record at NCAA Golf Meet
Arnold Palmer of Wake Forest set a 36 hole medal score of 138 to win medalist honors as the NCAA golf championship began in Albuquerque New Mexico. North Texas State reclaimed the team title by seven strokes while Palmer shaved a stroke off the previous 36 hole record. The event features 64 qualifiers at the 6813 yard University of New Mexico course and match play starts today.
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TJA DEN SIGNS WITH CHICAGO CUBS
Des Moines North pitcher Wayne Tja den signs with the Chicago Cubs after three years with Des Moines North. He will train with the Cubs and be assigned to a farm club following workouts.
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Omaha Cardinals Take Five-Game Lead With 5-2 Win Over Soos
Lincoln and Omaha split through a Western League night. Omaha beat Sioux City 5-2 to move 3-1 in the series and extend their lead to five games. Jack Cohan allowed five hits with ten strikeouts in the win. Charley Bishop took the loss.
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Boston Defeats Athletics in Narrow Unbeaten Streak
Boston Red Sox stay undefeated under Stout Steve ONeill with a 9-6 win over the Philadelphia Athletics. Ted Williams drives in two runs on three hits, including his 22nd homer. The victory keeps Boston one game from Cleveland and tightens pennant race dynamics across both leagues.
Extra Raiders to Play Bridgewater Soon
The Extra Raiders, winners of three in six starts, are set for a Sunday meeting with Bridgewater and a doubleheader with Kimballton and Erik Horn on the local field July 4. Tracy threw five hits in a 3-2 win over Oakland, while Don King allowed six hits. The Extra Midgets, riding a four game streak, beat the YMCA Monarchs 10-1 and also defeated Audubon, Stanton and Elk Horn.
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Harper Wins PGA Title In Columbus To Claim Crown
Sam Harper of the Portsmouth Harpers defeated Hank Williams 4 and 3 at Scioto Country Club to win the National PGA title. The 36 year old becomes the oldest since 1930 and collects 3500 dollars after a career peak, including a prior Tucson Open victory.
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Rizzuto Passes Stephens in All Star Voting
The all star voting race tightens as Phil Rizzuto leads Vern Stephens at shortstop with 684,496 to 612,000 votes and Yogi Berra tops Birdie Tebbetts by 52,277. Berra remains ahead in catching with 528,612 votes as fans prepare for the final polling stretch.
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Stuart Ex Tiger Pitcher Tosses No-Hitter for Mud Hens
Stuart, 31, former Detroit Tiger prospect, hurled a perfect game for Toledo against Indianapolis at Swayne Field. He faced 27 batters, struck out three, and received errorless defense in a 1 0 victory. George Lerchen drove in Toledo’s run with a fourth-inning single.
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Audubon Edged by Estherville in Ninth Inning Rally
Audubon 3 4 Estherville 4 3 in a ninth inning rally that produced three runs. Both teams totaled eight hits. Bobby Decker had three singles for Audubon while Johnny Wageman pitched until the ninth. Bancroft plays here Thursday night.
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Tearing Winds Sweep Midwest and New England
Tearing winds hit Kansas Missouri and Oklahoma early today with gusts up to 90 mph in Russell Kansas causing uprooted trees and damaged buildings. Hail as large as table tennis balls fell in Vermont during a New England electrical storm that disrupted communications and dropped heavy rain across the region.
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Weather Line Squall Roars Across Kansas Described as Acerve
Federal weathermen reported a line squall sweeping from northwest Kansas to the southeast. The Weather Bureau described the thunderstorms as acvere with no injuries reported.
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Fourth Ward Edges Second in Extra Inning Thriller
The undefeated Fourth Ward beat Second Ward 9-8 in extra innings to remain atop the city midget league. Fourth Ward owns five wins with one loss, while Third Ward is second with two wins and two losses. Second Ward has one win and four losses, and First Ward stands at three losses and one win.
Elliott News Highlights Local Visits and Reunions
Local notices detail visits by Elliott residents and friends from St. Louis Selix Council Bluffs and other places. Couples and families gathered at Guthrie Center Waubonsie park Nebraska City and ariz visited kin in Griswold Hampton and Chicago. A Black Smith reunion and several day trips are noted with hostess Grace Humprey and Grace Manker among those mentioned.
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Community News From Red Oak and Surrounding Areas
Local residents travel to visit family in Bogie Rock Red Oak and Chicago. Receptions honor Rev C C Ellis and family as moving plans for Elliott and El Hot. Shenandoah class of 1925 reunion attendees number 44 of 97. Happy Hour picnic at Chautauqua Park Red Oak and O N O club meeting hosted by Mrs George Lewis. Pedestrians urged to wear white at night on highways.
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