Major League Owners Open Expansion Talks at All Star Meeting
Basebal l owners at the 25th All Star gathering in Baltimore discuss expansion as the key issue. The American League eyes transferring the Washington Senators to a new market while the National League contemplates New York City as a franchise site. City officials and executives signal readiness to offer modern facilities if a transfer or expansion occurs, with Minneapolis, Toronto, Houston, or Dallas among potential future homes.
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Frank Lane
Indians
Police rally edges Kixs in Cedar Rapids minor league action
In Cedar Rapids Monday night the Police defeated the Kixs 6 to 1 after a late rally in the final inning at Daniels park. The Elis led 4 to 0 early and 6 to 4 later, but the Police surged with a decisive 4 run rally in the 5th. Riverside hosted Hanford Post touring the Eagles with Hanford winning 11 to 6 behind a first inning burst. Hanford tallied 11 runs on one hit in the frame and held on for the victory.
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Elmcrest Meet Sets First Round Golf Pairings
The Elmcrest Country Club hosts the Elmcrest Meet with defending champion John Kehrer drawing C W Bohlander in the first round of the men's championship flight. First-round play continues July 16 with numerous matchups across flights and pairs listed.
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Forrest Smith
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Chuck Rhode
John Willongva
Stan Jadesi
Ian Challed
Hay Moore
Eq Dengler
Don Volt
Bob Zirbel
Don Barrigar
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Bob Mitchell
Bob Schubert
Tom Pirnle
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J. C. Dunn
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Bert Fitton
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Jack Greedy
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Vern Hudek
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Jim Drew
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Oliver Splichal
Don Broulik
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Dick McMullen
Taylor Hersey
Jim Bradley
Boxing Card Roundup From Naples to New Orleans
Multiple results reported by AP across cities and countries. Larry Barasan wins on points in the Philippines and Max Murbby loses in Australia. Duillo Lot defeats Charles Douglas in Naples. Willis Dockery stops George Benton in New York. Tony Baldoni stops Johnny Cunningham in Baltimore. Norris Burse defeats Freddie Little in New Orleans.
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Houston
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Bogalusa
Cedar Rapids edges Winona with squeeze bunt ending
Bill Moss delivered a flawless squeeze bunt for the game winning run as Cedar Rapids pitcher Bill Hamilton earned his second victory in a nine inning relief stint. Dueling arms, wildness, and a late rally marked the game with key hits from Bob Knoop and Sid Goldfader.
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Sectionals First Round Scores Across Multiple Venues
First round sectionals show numerous high school games with many teams and fluctuating results across Breda Calamus Dysart Muscatine Nora Springs North English Radcliffe Steamboat Rock and other sites. Notable tallies include Monticello Over Springville 19 to 2, Durant 11 Crawfordsville to 0, and Winthrop 12 to 10 over Manchester.
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Fullmer Defeats Jim Hegerle in Ten Rounds
Gene Fullmer stayed undefeated in Utah with a unanimous 10 round decision over Jim Hegerle in a middleweight bout. The victory kept his title shot hopes alive and improved his home state record to perfect.
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Sports Roundup From Various Leagues Across North America
Various minor and major league scores across Pacific Coast Ontario and U S sports show results from Portland to Seattle and Davenport to Duluth. Highlights include Toronto 7 1 Montreal toh Buffalo 7 Rochester 5 Richmond 1 Ravana 0 Columbus 4 3 Miami 3 8 Wichita 6 Indianapolis 4 Louisville at Charleston Iain Minneapolis 4 Omabs 2 Denver 1 St Paul 7 Sloux City 0 Lincoln 3 Des Moines 2 Albany 7 Springfield 2 Reading 8 York 6 Allentown 1 Albuquerque 2 9 Pueblo 0 2 Colorado Springs 6 9 Amarillo 2 6 Topeka 4 3 Sioux City 0 1 Descriptions of rain and wet grounds appear in Southern and Northern leagues. The program ends with top tunes selected by listeners, aired daily on IKCRG Radio.
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Nordstrom Oil Upsets Thede's in 4 2 Battle
Nordstrom Oilers defeat Thede's 4 to 2 in a major open clash, winning their second straight against the defending champions. Al Haughey loses for the first time as Nordstrom piles on seven early hits, with key runs aided by a sacrifice fly and a late rally. The Oilers, led by Mathews on the mound and Harvinek at the plate, push into a potential 4 way tie with Happitime and continued hot form through June.
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Youngsters Set Pub Links Pace at Chicago Tourney
Three golf youngsters led the national Publo Links in Chicago as Don Essig Frank Schmid and Walt Durdle posted 2 under par on the 6856 yard Silver Lake layout. Par proved tough with only 6 of 150 beating 73 while Chester Kasper and Harry Mussatto, both older, challenged the pace set by youth.
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Green Bay Wins Move Up With 8-3 Victory Over Busington
Green Bay moved into second place behind Cedar Rounds Monday night by defeating Busington 8-3 in Three-1 league play. Bob Parker and Nate South hit triples during a six-run inning that spoiled Burlington pitcher Ron Per Tateck Davenport’s first pro start.
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