ChiSox Hold AL Lead With 4-3 Win Over Yankees
Chicago White Sox push ahead in the American League led by Al Smith’s two run homer in the eighth as they beat the Yankees 4-3. Boston over Cleveland 8-4 in game two shifts the Indians to second place. Athletics extend win streak to nine with 6-1 victory over Washington.
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ED Wilks
Associated Press
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al Smith
Boston
Cleveland
Red Sox
Tom Yawkey
Indians
White Sox
New York
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Jman
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Jim Baxes
Gary Bell
Billy Pierce
Yankees
Don Larsen
Pierce
Nellie
Phillies End Giants Stretch as Freese Delivers in San Francisco
Phillies beat the Giants 3 2 at San Francisco as Gene Freese hit his 14th homer and Jim Owens pitched seven strong innings. The Dodgers moved to second while the Braves fell behind after a 5 4 loss to the Cubs and Cincinnati won on a late single.
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Chanute Tribune
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Floyd Patterson
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Law
Copenhagen
Ernie Broglio
Lindy McDaniel
McMillan
Marshall Bridges
Jim Brosnan
Baseball Scores and Schedule Summary
Baseball scores from the American League and associated standings show Cleveland, Chicago, Kansas City, New York, Detroit, Washington and Boston with various results. Tuesday results include Cleveland 54 Boston 24 and Chicago 4 New York 3. Wednesday matchups list Boston at Cleveland and New York at Chicago among others.
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Asees
Cleveland
Kansas City
Boston
Chicago
New York
Washington
Detroit
Baltimore
180 Golfers Enter PGA
Minneapolis AP reports about 180 professional golfers entering the PGA event on Thursday morning, highlighting top U.S. talent and the strong field expected for the competition.
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PGA
Minneapolis
United States
Lola Teeners Triumph 15-5 Over Chanute in Inter-City Game
Lola Teeners beat Chanute American Legion Teeners 15 to 5 in a last night game played at home. Spencer King pitched for Lola with John Immel catching. Chanute’s Eddie Ranz Caesar Godinez shared pitching and Richard Martin caught. Albert Malloy homered in the seventh for Lola as the score by innings shows Lola 2 0 8 0 0 0 5 Chanute 1 0 2 0 3 0 0.
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Chanute American Legion Teeners
Spencer King
John Immel
Eddie Ranz
Caeser Godinez
Chanute
Richard Martin
Albert Malloy
Lola
Lola i
Ash Grove Maintains Narrow Edge in Minor League Play
Ash Grove No. 1 held its small lead in the Minor league standings by beating Bank of Commerce No. 1 14 to 4. Bank of Commerce No. 2 routed Consolidated Oil No. 1 17 to 5 as Dan Marks started for Ash Grove No. 1 before relief by Joe Brock.
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Celler Dwelling
Bank of Commerce
Bank of Commerce No
Consolidated Oil No. 1
Dan Marks
Joe Brock
Pat Scott
Gary Nichols
Marion Matlock
Robert Orr
Garry Johnson
Tommy van Leeuwen
Gary Raney
Ricky Youngberg
Frank Hentey
Consolidated Oi
Tommy Gard
Danny Rausch
Lupe Ponce
B. of C
Consolidated Oil
Fight Results By The Associated Press
Boxing results from San Jose and Halifax list Joey Padilla stopping Danny Dugan in five rounds while Tommy Tibbs outpoints Kid Howard over ten rounds in Halifax. Paul Diaz defeats Leon Stewart in Miami on a ten round decision. Jai Alai is noted as Havana’s most popular sport.
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Associated Press
San Jose
Calif
Joey Padilla
Danny Dugan
Los Angeles
Halifax
N.S
Tommy Tibbs
Boston
Kid Howard
Miami Beach
Fla
Paul Diaz
Cuba
Leon Stewart
Miami
Havana
EUB and First Baptist win in church softball league
In church softball action EUB beat the Methodists 12 to 11 to move into a tie for second while First Baptist topped Colfax 15 to 5 to extend its lead. Watts and Chapman pitched for EUB with Stoll catching. Marts and Anderson pitched for the Methodists with Erickson catching. Hall pitched for First Baptist with Grogan catching. Colfax’s McCoy took the loss. Rubew and Reinhart homered for the Methodists. Grogan and Haymaker homered for the First Baptist.
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First Baptist
Methodists
First Baptists
Colfax
Watts
Chapman
Stoll
Marts
Anderson
Erickson
Junior Hall
Earl Grogan
McCoy
G. Madill
John Rubew
Gene Reinhart
Bill Grogan
D. Haymaker
St. Patricks
Lutherans
Athletics Win Ninth Straight in 6-1 Victory Over Washington
Kansas City Athletics earned their ninth consecutive win and moved into fourth in the American League with a 6-1 triumph at Washington. Johnny Bucks pitched five efficient innings, facing 36 batters, while Kent Hadley and Harry Chili drove in four runs on timely hits. Jim Lemon supplied Washington’s lone homer, and Roy McMillan returned from injury to spark a separate upset against St. Louis.
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Camilo Pascual
Kent Hadley
Harry Chiti
Johnny Bucks
Jim Lemon
Associated Press
Kansas City Athletics
Washington
Athletics
Pascual
Harry Chili
Senators
Jerry Lumpe
RBI
Roger Maris
Roy McMillan
St. Louis
Cardinals
Gomes Named Fighter of the Month in Ring Ratings
Harold Gomes of Providence was named Fighter of the Month after a knockout over Paul Jorgensen in a junior light weight title bout that boosted him from eighth to fourth in the featherweight rankings. In heavyweight action Henry Cooper dropped to fifth while Sonny Liston and Eddie Machen rose to third and fourth respectively.
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Harold Gomes
Providence
R.I
Ring Magazine
Gomes
Paul Jorgensen
Port Arthur
Tex
Henry Cooper
England
Sonny Liston
Philadelphia
Eddie Machen
Redding
Calif
Machen
Reuben Vargas
League Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights
Baseball leaders listed by category for players with 250 or more at bats. Aaron tops hits with 140 for Milwaukee and Fox leads Chicago with 132. Killebrew 33 homers for Washington, Mathews 29 for Milwaukee, and McLish records 13–3 in pitching for Cleveland.
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Los Angeles
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Detroit
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Washington
Colavito
Cleveand
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Williams
Allison
Aparicio
Mantle
New York
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Shaw
Pascual
Aaron
Milwaukee
White
Cunningham
St. Louis
Pinson
Cincinnati
Neal
Robinson
Temple
Cimoli
Mathews
Ranks
Mays
San Fran
Tribe Blasts White Sox In Pee Wee Baseball
The league leading Indians routed the White Sox 23 to 4 as Mike DeLaTorre pitched six strikeouts over three hits and four walks. Eddy Ladd Jeff Leverenz and Ricky Henderson caught for the Tribe while Dave Holloway allowed five hits and 11 strikeouts for the White Sox with 19 walks.
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White Sox
Mike DeLaTorre
Eddy Ladd
Jeff Leverenz
Ricky Henderson
Dave Holloway
Bob Magill
Larry Barnes
Ped Sox
Athletics
Selctacetes White Sox
Chanute Loses to Independence in Third District Legion Play
Chanute falls 3-0 as Independence pitcher Wiltie holds the team to three hits. Pierce and Brownlee drive in the only runs in the first inning. Chanute meets Pittsburg in the losers bracket while Independence advances to face Neodesha in the winners bracket semifinals. Neodesha tops Columbus 4-3.
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Neodesha
Chanute American Legion
Independence
American Legion
Clay McDermott
Bill Stephens
Chanute
Wiltie
Holly
Don Papst
David Durham
Pierce
Brownlee
Pittsburg
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