Whitey's Wins 4-3 Rally Over Collins In Open League
Whitey's extends win streak to 11 with a 4-3 victory over Collins at Ellis Park. Mel Stark yielded five hits but earned the save as pinch-hitters Chuck Tharp and Bob Stansbury sparked the seventh inning rally, while Collins misplayed three errors aiding Whitey's early lead. Collins starter Tom Hendrickson took the loss, his fourth of the season, after giving up seven hits.
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Whitey
Collins
Ellis Park
Chuck Tharp
Bob Stansbury
Mel Stark
Stark
Wilmer Tharp
Vic Kadlec
Larry Welkes
Tharp
Whitey’s
Bob Elliott
Bob Snyder
al Medulan
al Carr
Tom Hendrickson
Hendrickson
Ce-Mar Introduces Friday NASCAR Races At Speedway
Ce-Mar Speedway adds Friday night stock car racing to the regular Sunday schedule starting Friday at 8:30 p.m. About 30 cars expected. Friday admission is $1, Sunday $1.25. NASCAR official Al Porter notes several Waterloo-Dubuque area drivers will attend since regional tracks are idle Friday. Amateur races move to Sports Bowling Dubuque beginning Saturday.
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Ce-Mar Speedway
Ce-Mar
Sports Bowlies
Dubuque
Nascar
Iowa
al Porter
Waterloo-Dubuque
Braves' Adcock Rejected For Military Service
PITTSBURGH AP Milwaukee first baseman Joe Adcock was rejected for military service on Friday due to a knee problem. Adcock, batting .314, said the decision cited a trick knee as the reason.
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Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Joe Adcock
Adcock
Rocky Marciano Shakes Charles in Heavyweight Debate
Gus Schrader surveys postfight reaction to Rocky Marciano’s knockout win over Ezzard Charles. Louis and Ez both believed Charles had won until the final round. Writers debate rematch viability, suggesting a fresh challenger for the heavyweight title to energize the division.
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New York
Joe Louis
Rocky
Charles
Louis
Marciano
IBC
IEC
Mame Leaders For El Kahir Shrine Night Baseball Drive
El Kahir Shrine kicks off its annual ticket drive for the August 8 Indians versus Waterloo game. Steve Rasmussen named general chairman as plans unfold at a luncheon at the Embassy Club. Ticket captains for American and National leagues are listed along with uniformed units executives and Shrine entertainment groups.
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el Kahir Shrine
Indians
Waterloo
Steve Rasmussen
Shrine I
Embassy Club
James Beagle
Pete Aldershot
Robert Slade
White Sox
Emil Novak
Yankees
George Kraus
Tigers
Norman Scott
Senators
Eldon Knott
Athletics
Robert Petersen
Olive
Frank Williams
Red Sox
Marvin Hart
National League
Dean Clark
Giants
al Reifschneider
Dodgers
Harry Doolittle
Braves
Ben Mokress
Phils
Dave Carlton
Cards
Roy MacLean
Reds
Don Kriz
Cubs
Richard Ross
Pirates
McCormack Retires as Lincoln Fields Rating Association Chief
Chicago report notes William J. McCormack a millionaire New York oil and trucking magnate retires as president of the Lincoln Fields Rating Association. He had led since 1949 succeeding Edward J. Fleming.
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Chicago
INS
William J. McCormack
New York
Lincoln Fields Rating Association
Edward J. Fleming
Indians Rally Boosts Burns To Win Over Waterloo
Ron Cooper delivered a run scoring single as Burns clinched the victory while Johnny Olczak hit a 350 foot homer for his fifth of the season. Waterloo threatened in every inning but Burns turned a key double play initiated by Bellino to escape trouble in the eighth. Aparicio starred at short and Pennington notes a link to Aparicio Sr. in local ball lore.
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Ron Cooper
Burns
Waterloo
Indians
Bellino
Johnny Olczak
John Kreuter
Earl Birnel
Aparicio
Pennington
Minor Facts Pacific Coast bacen and league standings
A compact summary of minor baseball league standings across regions. Lists percentages and win totals for teams in Pacific Coast, American Association, Southern Association, and Eastern Leagues, including Syracuse at Montreal rain delays and city matchups such as Indianapolis, Toledo, New Orleans, Chattanooga, Atlanta, Birmingham, Memphis, Mobile, Nashville, and others.
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Gablané
Portland Usetes
Libinénte
San Francisco
Hollywood
Seattle
Syracuse
Montreal
Lavana
Ottawa
Nto
Buffalo
Rochester
Richmond
Indianapolis
Petunia
Toledo
St. Paw Louisville
Minneapoli
South Southern Association
New Orleans
Chattanooga
Little Ok
Atlanta
Birmingham
Memphis
Mobile
Nashville
Estern
Quake
Colorado Springs
Wichita
Denver
Sioux
City
Pueblo
Lincoln
Des Decatur
Dubuque
Mt. Vernon
Danville
Hannibal
Paris
Clinton
Mattoon
Women's collegiate golf tour match play results
Norman of Miami of Ohio advanced to the quarterfinals after a 7 and 6 win. Gesell of Ohio State defeated Judy in 7 and 5. Lesser upset Barbaral on Wednesday in the first round of match play.
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Versity
Minnesota
Norman
Miami
Ohio
Miss Gesell
Judy
Blicke
Ohio State
Miss Lesser
Barbaral
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