Senators Rally to Sweep Indians with Bright home runs
Washington’s slumping Senators energized by a pep talk from General Elwood Quesada beat Cleveland 11-2 and 3-2 in a doubleheader. Harry Bright homered twice driving in six as Ed Doherty’s club regained momentum. In other action Harmon Killebrew fueled the Twins 6-4 win over the Yankees with a bases loaded two out hit.
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Few Makeup Tilts Remain In Baseball
An appeal by Harry Morgan to Little League managers calls for turning in all issued equipment tomorrow night at City Park after 5 PM. Several leagues have cancelled remaining makeup games while others still schedule key tilts in Teener and Rookie divisions as the season winds down.
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Jays Rout First Baptist In Southeast Kansas Softball Tourney
Chanute Blue Jays defeated First Baptist of Parsons 12 to 4 in the Southeast Kansas Women's Softball League Invitational opening night. Parsons Jeans beat Girard by forfeit, Garnett beat Parsons Jets 16 to 10, with ten teams in the event and more games scheduled through Saturday.
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Reds Blast Braves 10-2 in Monday Night Win
Cincinnati Reds rout Milwaukee Braves 10-2 as Frank Robinson drives in five runs and Gene Freese, out with a spring training ankle injury last season, is honored by a strong offensive showing. Jim O'Toole wins to improve to 13-12, while the Reds extend their surge to 23-5 in their last 28 games.
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Freese Returns to Reds After Spring Injury
Gene Freese rejoined the Cincinnati Reds on the active list for the first time this season after breaking his right ankle on March 5 in spring training. Manager Fred Hutchinson declined to assign a lineup date, saying he would use Freese when he can help the club. The veteran third baseman hit 26 homers last year.
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Frisco Warriors Sign Hightower
San Francisco AP reports Wayne Hightower former Kansas star signed with the San Francisco Warriors. The 6 foot 10 inch forward, 210 pounds, was the Warriors first draft pick in 1961 and played last season in Spain with Real Madrid leading them to the European finals.
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Bud Olsen Shines Against Collegiate Centers at Louisville
Bud Olsen, No. 2 draft pick for the Cincinnati Royals, outscored 23 of 25 collegiate centers he faced as a Louisville senior, showcasing standout scoring against top college pivots.
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Chanute Triumphs 4-3 In Critical Tilt With Fort Scott
Chanute All-Stars edged Fort Scott 4-3 on a three run second inning. The win puts Chanute in the championship and sets up a 7:30 game tonight with Emporia for a spot against Ottawa in the region tournament.
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League Standings and Scores Report
Cincinnati defeats Milwaukee 10 to 2 in a scheduled game. Minnesota beats New York 6 to 4. Washington tops Cleveland 11 to 3 while Los Angeles defeats Boston 5 to 1 in scheduled action.
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Chanute softball tops Parsons 12 to 4 after six innings
Chanute broke a 4-4 tie with two runs in the fourth and six more in the sixth to defeat Parsons 12 to 4. Sue Brown and Charlene Bailey pitched for Chanute, allowing only two Parsons hits while Chanute hitters produced a strong late rally.
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