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Childress Index

Location

Childress, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1955

Page

4

Kluszewski Paces Redlegs In 6 4 Victory Over Milwaukee

Cincinnati slugger Kluszewski hit his 18th homer and a single as the Redlegs beat Milwaukee 6 4 to end a three game skid. He batted .335 with 43 RBIs, trailing only Roy Campanella in homers and Richie Ashburn in batting average while eyeing Hack Wilson’s 56 homer mark. Also homered were Smokey Burgess and Jablonski as Jackie Collum earned his fourth win.

Ted Kluszewski Cincinnati Redleg Kluszewski Redlegs Theaukee Braves Big Klu Brooklyn Roy Campanella Hack Wilson Philadelphia Phillies Richie Ashburn RBI Duke Snider Chuck Klein Kruszewski Eddie Mathews Gerry Staley Smokey Burgess Ray Jablonski Jablonski Jackie Collum Staley Chet Nichols Warren Spahn Braves

Busch Denies Cards Are Up For Sale

St Louis owner August A Busch and General Manager Dick Meyer dismissed a New York Herald Tribune report that the St Louis Cardinals were put up for sale as ridiculous. They said there is no truth to the story amid questions over club deals and Budweiser sponsorship.

ST. Louis August A. Busch St. Louis Cardinals Red Bird Manger Dick Meyer New York Herald-Tribune Bob Cooke Cooke Busch Meyer

Childress Softball Team to Play Kirkland Tonight

The Childress softball team will face Kirkland at the softball field tonight at 8 o clock, as stated by a player.

Childress Kirkland

Melbourne Seen Likely 1956 Site as 1960 Bids Narrow

IOC delegates meet at Sorbonne as Melbourne’s 1956 prospects appear strong while Rome and Lausanne top 1960 chances. Detroit Brussels Budapest and Tokyo also bid. Avery Brundage urges clean games and warns against misuse by individuals or nations.

Parish Ip Melbourne Rome Lausanne International Olympic Committee Spuces Lausenne Detroit Brussels Budapest Tokyo Sorbonne University Avery Brundage Chicago IOC

Yankees Grab First Place In Pony League

The Elks Club Yankees beat the Tigers 13-3 to seize undisputed first in Pony League with a 5-2 record. George Stone allowed nine walks in three innings but finished strong, Wayne Weatherly, Fred Cawthon and Tommy Fleming drove in five runs, Fleming homered. The Sims Service Red Sox crushed FW&D Chisox 13-6 behind Junior Johnson's three hit pitching and three homers by Dan Mitchell. Garvin homered twice for the Red Sox. Ronald Sims suffered his first loss. Little League games slated: Phillies vs Dodgers at 5:30 and Giants vs Cardinals at 5:30 tomorrow.

Elks Club Yankees T—H—E Tigers Sims Super Service Red Sox Fw&d Chisox Yanks Chi- Sox Tigers George Stone Wayne Weatherly Fred Cawthon Tommy Fleming Weatherly Cawthon Fleming Randal Owen Mitchell Ronald Sims Tommy Ricks Phillies Dodgers Giants Cardinals

Zernial and Banks Lead All Star Voting Race

Chicago voters see Gus Zernial of the Kansas City Athletics and Ernie Banks of the Chicago Cubs leading the all star baseball poll. Zernial, a left fielder, holds 3 188 votes, edging Minnie Minoso by 182 votes in the counts released Tuesday.

Chicago Gus Zernial Kansas City Athletics Ernie Banks Chicago Cubs Zernial Chicago White Sox Minnie Minoso

Banks Leads Logan in Interleague Poll for All Star Game

Shortstop Banks holds a 232 vote edge over Johnny Logan of the Milwaukee Braves in a Chicago Tribune counted ballot. With Banks at 3,559 to Logan's 3,327, fans vote to set the American and National League lineups for the 22nd annual interleague game to be played in Milwaukee on July 12.

Banks Johnny Logan Milwaukee Braves Logan The Chicago Tribune Milwaukee Wis

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