Whitey's Is Beaten for 1st Time Major Open clash
Whitey's dropped its first loss of the season 7-1 to Thede's Automen in the Major Open at Ellis Park as Thede combined 11 hits with clutch pitching. Joey's Legion defeated Happy Time 7-4 in the second game with Dick Thenhaus striking out 10 while John Gallagher and Ev An fueled a 11-hit Legion attack.
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Major Box Scores National Baseball Highlights and Scores
National box scores feature Cincinnati’s 6 0 Brooklyn’s 0 and Milwaukee New York Boston Kansas City Detroit Chicago and Cleveland games with runs hits and errors. Notable performances include F Robinson Bailey McMillan Lawrence and Lehman among others in varied matchups across the league with multiple RBI and homer totals.
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Cincinnati recalls Havana southpaw Don Gross
The Cincinnati Redlegs recalled pitcher Don Gross from their Havana club in the International League. Gross, 25, had been in the minors after a sore arm but officials say the issue is cleared. He has two wins and two losses this season with Havana and a 2.00 ERA.
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Wilson Nips Roosevelt In Fresh-Soph Action
Wilson nipped Roosevelt 5 to 4 in a freshman sophomore baseball game last week. Dye pitched for the winner and also homered driving in the winning run. Roosevelt added runs in the late innings as Roosevelt battled back but fell short.
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Andrews and Partner Lose in Southern Men’s Tennis
In Atlanta Georgia Art Andrews of Iowa City and Bob Potthast of Waukesha Wisconsin fell in the first round of the Southern Men's tennis doubles event. They were defeated by Maxwell Brown and Don Kaiser with scores of 13 11 and 14 12.
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Minor Facts Baseball Standings and Weather Sparks
Summary of multiple minor league and association results with city pairings and scores. Includes Omaha 7 Louisville 5 Wichita 5 Minneapolis 2 Denver at Charleston rain St Paul at Indianapolis rain Pacific Coast League scores Los Angeles 7 Sacramento 1 Seattle 5 Hollywood 1 Diego 2 San Francisco 1 Vancouver 6 Portland 5 International League Rochester 6-6 Columbus 2-0 Echmond 7 Buffalo Iami 7 Toronto 5 Montreal Havana Southern Association Chattanooga 7 Mobile 1 Nashville 10 New Orleans 7 10 inn Birmingham 7 Little Rock 6 10 inn Atlanta 4 Memphis 4 Texas League Shreveport 4-4 Austin 1-1 San Antonio Houston Oklahoma City 6 Fort Worth 4 Dellas 4 Tulsa 1 Midwest League Michigan City 6 Dubuane ? Clinton 9 Kekeme 6 lafayette 9 Mattoon 7 rain Decatur
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Musial Says He Won't Quit Cards Amid Trade Talk
In Philadelphia Stan Musial declared he will not quit baseball or the St. Louis Cardinals. He will play first base as long as he can perform, dismissing retirement rumors and addressing the Red Schoendienst trade and position switch as part of baseball.
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Trans-Miss Field Narrowed to 8 in Oklahoma City
The Trans-Mississippi golf tournament reached the quarterfinals with a standout pairings lineup. Charlie Coe of Oklahoma City Golf and Country Club meets Rex Baxter Jr. of Amarillo, while Art Hall of Tulsa battles Ronnie Wenzel of Memphis and John Cain of Lubbock faces Air Justice, former Oklahoma City champion, and Jim Hiskey of the University of Houston with Richard Norville of the host course.
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Sledge Wins National Schoolboy Tennis Title in Charlottesville
Eddie Sledge, 17, of Dallas, Texas, rallied from two sets down to defeat Ned Neely of Atlanta for the national schoolboy tennis championship in Charlottesville. Ogden and Simmons captured the doubles crown with a straight-sets victory over Neely and Thompson.
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Pirie Ties 3000 Meters World Record at Trondheim
British runner Gordon Pirie tied the 3000 meter world record in Trondheim with a time of 7 minutes 55.6 seconds, equalling Poland's Yerzy Chromyk. Officials had briefly touted a new record before confirming the tie. Pirie had set the 5000 meter mark earlier in the week at 13:36.8.
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Calhoun Extends Winning Streak Into 22 With Tech KO
Rory Calhoun, 21, remains undefeated with a technical knockout over Willie Vaughn in Madison Square Garden. Calhoun’s manager says an August bout could pit him against Gene Fullmer, a potential title challenger to Sugar Ray Robinson, though Calhoun is not yet ready for Robinson.
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16 Team Softball Meet Opens at Fairbank
A 16 team softball tournament will open at Fairbank with 1 p.m. Sunday action. First round play runs through Wednesday, ending with four games on Sunday, July 1, featuring matchups including Dubuque Amvets vs Waterloo Baths and Fairbank facing Waterloo Titus.
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Florida placed on probation by NCAA for 2 years
The University of Florida was placed on two years of NCAA probation for violations involving financial aid to athletes and was given only a finger rap by its Southeast Conference. The conference imposed indefinite probation but allowed competition in all sports and conference tournaments, while post season play is banned by the NCAA for two years. Conference officials accepted a misunderstanding plea from Florida after finding outside agencies paid travel expenses for athletes.
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Pair of 2-Hitters In Open Ball Meet Iowa Open Result
In Des Moines AP report Marshalltown and New Virginia won first round games in the Iowa Open baseball tournament Friday night with two-hitters. Lou Jennings pitched Marshalltown to a 12-0 win over Greenfield, adding his eighth Iowa Open victory as the champion team ousted Greenfield with a 14-hit attack.
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Italian Driver Farina Hurt in Monza Smashup
Italian auto ace Nino Farina was injured in a high speed crash at Monza during tryouts for the Grand Prix. He suffered a fractured left collar bone and facial injuries with possible rib fractures, was thrown from his Maserati as the car overturned after hitting a pole and straw bales. He is expected to be hospitalized about three weeks.
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Theater Time for Saturday showtimes at Paramount and more
The Gazette lists today and tomorrow matinees and nightly screenings at Paramount Iowa State Palace Marion and other venues. Notable titles include Safari Great Locomotive Chase Zanzabuku Harder They Fall Uranium Boom At Gunpoint Tarantula Littlest Outlaw Port of Hell Rage at Dawn Carmen Jones Cobra Strikes Battle Zone Ride Clear of Diablo Bengal Brigade She Couldnt Say No with post times and shorts periods where applicable.
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Signs Pact With Red Sox By 18-Year-Old Holt
SAN FRANCISCO UP Larry Holt an 18-year-old fielder from Sacramento Calif signed a minor league contract with the Boston Red Sox.
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