Senators Rally Past Bears In Double Bill Finale
Osborne delivers clutch two run double and ties the game as the Senators erase a Denver lead to beat Charleston 6 5 in the second game at Watt Powell Park. Gabler earns win with Kucab relief as Schultz shines. Bears drop both ends of doubleheader narrowing gap in standings.
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St Marks Girls Lead Net League Play at Watt Powell
The St Marks Methodist lead the Intermediate Girls tennis standings in weekly matches at Watt Powell Annex. Village Chapel, Asbury, Central Church of God and St Marks competed with scheduled matches this week. Attendance neared 2,000 amid rainy weather and bench seat issues.
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Softball and Tennis Open Round Set for Junior State Events
Opening rounds begin today as 13 softball aspirants in the 1957 Junior State tournament start play. Teens Nina Bettina Nicolet Zoe Sarrett Dale Reeves Billy Legg Aan Price Linda Leckie Nancy Butts and others compete across 12 and under to 15 and under divisions alongside the Greensburg and Pugh teams. Matches begin at 10 a.m. with key tennis singles and doubles events following through the day.
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Zoe Sarrett
Dale Reeves
Billy Caroline Legg
Aan Price Te Caine
Pugh
Linda Leckie
Smith- Greensburg
Nancy Butts
Linda
Becky McCue
Nancy
Charleston
Shirley Jones
Judy Grath
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Late Saturday Box Score from Pittsburgh vs Los Angeles
Box score and game notes show Pittsburgh and Los Angeles players with positions and at bats. Key names include Groat Stevens Gillan Clemete Roseborn Hodges and Gene Treated pitchers Gross Podres with detailed line totals and substitutions.
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Los Angeles
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Mejias
Naal
Groat
Sader
Stevens
Furnlo
Thomas
Rosebors
Clemente
Blackson
Gray
Friend
Zimmer
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Ron Michaux
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Linda Leckie
Bob Heinzman
Wayne
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Anderson
Thomas Wook
Bob Ri
Bob Field
Association Standings and Sunday Results
Standings show Denver 3 5, Charleston 2 6, St. Paul 2 5, Wichita 1 3. Indianapolis 84, Minneapolis 0 8, Louisville 5 0, Omaha 1 3.
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St. Paul
Wichita
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Louisville
Omaha
Senators Await Open Date Before Key Three-Game Set
Senators schedule an open date before hosting the Minneapolis Millers in a three game series at Watt Powell Park. Detroit’s General Manager Lyons announces Charley Lau’s return as catcher while teams seek a third baseman and a top pitcher amid a tight race with the Millers for second place.
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Senators
Detroit
Lyons
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Tigers
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Minneapolis Millers
Watt Powell Park
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Seven clubs swap as Tigers trade Boone and Shaw
Major league trade frenzy sees seven clubs, five from the American League, finalize swaps before the deadline. Kansas City Athletics drive activity with top center fielder moves, while Detroit and Cleveland also engage in key deals. Senators cope with rain soaked field and lineup shuffles as Twins visit Minneapolis–St Paul.
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Bill
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St. Paul
Athletics
Woody Held
Suggs Victorious as Maris Wade Trades Highlight Busy Card Day
Suggs holds off Hagge to win Round Robin Invitational at Marblehead while Kansas City and St Louis complete a string of trades. Maris moves to Cleveland with Ward and Tomanek as Maas Trucks swap to New York. Cardinals send Schofield Freese and O'Brien to Pittsburgh as Washington optioned Lumenti concluding a flurry of activity across MLB.
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Pirates Rout Dodgers 12-1 at the Coliseum on Sunday
Pittsburgh built a 12-1 win over Los Angeles behind three second inning homers off Don Newcombe. Frank Thomas drove in key runs and raised his season RBI to 61 before leaving limping after a fifth inning hit by pitch.
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Pancho Gonzales and Lew Hoad Triumph in Windy Forest Hills
Pro tennis stars Pancho Gonzales and Lew Hoad share lead after a windy day at Forest Hills Stadium in the $15,000 Tournament of Champions Rouaid-Robin. Gonzales defeated Tony Trabert 16-4, 6-8, 6-4 as gusts around 20 mph tested serves and endurance.
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