Hall's Clothes take early lead in M J League title chase
Hall's Clothes beat Iowa Midland Supply 5 1 at Memorial Park to move atop the M J League standings as the pennant race tightens. Ted Stang limited Midland to five hits while Midland’s Norm Peyton allowed only two before Hall's offense struck early. Friday features Iowa Mfg versus Wilson at 7 30 and Sunday Midland faces Iowa Mfg at 2 30 at Memorial Park.
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Green Hilton Power Thede's to 5-2 Victory in Open League
Green and Hilton starred as Thede's Chat and Chew defeated Beck's 5-2 at Ellis Park. Peters earned the win with a four hitter, Green and Hilton drove in the decisive runs, and rookie Case handled pitching for Thede's in a tight late rally.
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Lees and Loes Spark Publicity Fire in Baltimore
Billy Loes faces suspensions and fines after a on field eruption with umpire Larry Napp as Lee Lees vows to leave Richards. In Midwest league action Dubuque’s 15 game win streak ends at Michigan City 6-4, Kokomo tops Waterloo 8-1, Keokuk tops Decatur 3-0, Clinton beats Paris 5-0. Butterfield limited Waterloo to 2 hits.
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Old Bucks Survive First British Tests
St Andrews Scotland AP. Americans in British Amateur golf show an aging cohort with only ten survivors for the second round at St Andrews Old Course. Notable is 42 year old Jimmy McHale from Philadelphia who calls the group old bucks carrying the flag. Others remain in play include Tim Holland and Pvt John Franck as the field narrows.
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Baseball Scores From Various Leagues Summary
In Minor Facts, American Association results include Omaha 10 over Charleston 0 and Louisville 5-2. Denver 4-2 in a first eight inning game. Minneapolis 6 Wichita 2 in 15 innings. St Paul 1-5 Indianapolis 6-10. Toronto 6 Richmond 3 and Columbus 4 Montreal 34 Buffalo unknown. Rochester 4 Havana 3. Southern Association games feature Chattanooga 6 Memphis 4. Atlanta 7 New Orleans 6. Nashville 6 Little Rock 5 in 11 innings. Birmingham 15 Mobile 4. Texas League notes Augusta 6 Knoxville 2. Charlotte 4 Jacksonville 3 in 18 innings. Michigan City 6 Dubuque 4. Kokomo 8 Waterloo. Keokuk 3 Decatur 0. Clinton 5 Paris 0.
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Daily double hits Detroit race with Teacher's Tu leading
In Detroit on Monday a daily double of 2788.40 was won with Teacher's Tu taking the first race at 20.40 and Dan Pat the second at 182.60. The year’s third largest daily double followed a 3613 payoff at Oaklawn Park on March 18 and another 3613 at Laurel on May 2.
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Carothers to Cardinals at Chicago
Chicago reports Don Carothers a Bradley University standout has signed with the Chicago Cardinals, announced Tuesday. The versatile athlete impressed in college and now moves to the NFL roster.
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