Meek Captures Little League Batting Crown
Donnie Meek of the Lions Club Giants dominated Little League batting with a hitting mark of .586 late in the season. The report lists top hitters across teams, with Meek and Mashburn from the Giants leading in key categories and several pitchers contributing strong records.
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Donnie Meek
Lions Club Giants
Pitching leaders and no hit game noted in season summary
Johnson 32, Nunnelley 44 highlight top stats. Hufstedler leads strikeouts with 62. Mashburn 70 hits and 67 runs. Mashburn 46 innings pitched to lead. Hufstedler authored the lone no hit no run game of the year with Partridge pitching a shutout.
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Nunnelley
Mashburn & Nunnelley
Danner
Hufstedler
Conway
Mashburn
Meek & Hamm
M Hufstedler
McCain
Collard
T. Simmons
Wadsworth & Mashburn
Dickie Partridge
Fort Worth Livestock Market Report
USDA cattle receipts about 3 500 with feeders and cows mostly slow and weak. Bulls steady while stockers and calves show limited activity. Hogs slow with barrows and gilts 16.25 to 16.50, sows 11.50 to 14.50. Sheep 2 500 with lambs 16.50 to 18 and yearlings 11 to 15.
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U. S
Closing days of Congress heat up with gas bill battles
A Washington weather and Congress reflection notes the heat and the frenzied sprint to adjourn. The gas bill fights reveal close votes, with 210 to 203 first tally and 209 to 203 final, while public housing debates loom. The author cites near misses, veto history, and hopes for Senate action.
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Hambletonian Favorite Dominates Goshen Gossip
In Goshen New York Scott Frost a California trotter looms as the Hambletonian favorite drawing bets less than a week before the race. Many local bettors focus on potential winning times rather than the outcome as attendance grows.
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Scott Frost
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New York
Grain corn destroyed by borers in 1954 losses near 192 million bushels
About 192 million bushels of grain corn were destroyed by corn borers in 1954, valued at more than 261 million dollars. The figure reflects severe pest damage affecting agricultural output and market impact.
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