Dodge City and Syracuse Win in Softball Tournament Bracket
In the Girls Class B district softball tournament Dodge City shut out Scott City 2 0 despite only three hits. Syracuse routed K F 22 to 5 in five innings as Hagerman held the mound while Edwards and Tilford split pitching duties for K F. Tonight features Garden City Latins vs K F and Lakin vs Scott City in bracket play as final scores from the day were tallied.
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Dodge City
Syracuse
Dodge
Scott City
Garden City K. & F. Case
Scott
Evelyn Tompkins
Tompkins
Karen Hessman
Annette Dobrinski
Scot City
Chucker
Doris Davis
Pat Molihagen
Janet Hadley
Davis
Dobrinski
Case
Hagerman
Frances Edwards
Tilford
Joser
Garden City Latins
Garden City bowling season set with 64 teams
Ramblin Rec notes the Garden City Men's Bowling Association will launch a record season with eight leagues and 64 teams by mid September. Forty one teams are signed. new leagues Sportsmen Sugar Beet Athletics Wheatlands and Church join, with Women and Mixed leagues planned. League nights span Monday through Friday plus Sunday, fees set at 1.50 per night, and bowling alleys from Chicago imply a September start at Garden Bowl on US 80.
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Garden City Men’s Bowling Association
Sportsmen
Sugar Beet
Athletics
Wheatlands
Church
Yankee
Charles Peebles
ABC
Chicago
Association
Ernie Nelson
Pros Expect a Tough Battle
HIRAM Ohio W . Coach Paul Brown says his national football league champs expect to run into an all-star squad like no other pro club has faced when they meet the collegians in Chicago Friday night. The Browns are impressed by a 40 man squad and by an all-star team coached by pros, including Curly Lambeau and staff.
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Hiram
Ohio
Paul Brown
Collegians
Chicago
Brown
Cleveland Browns
Chicago Cardinals
Curly Lambeau
Steve Owen
Hamp Pool
Hank Anderson
Browns
White Sox Hold Narrow Lead in MLB Standings
In a tight pennant race the White Sox push toward first, as New York Boston and Cleveland jostle for position. With a decimal edge of .002 over the Yankees, the race extends into September. A season-ending winning streak could decide the World Series berth amid the enduring war with the smallmouth bass metaphor.
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New York
Wisconsin
Door County
White Sox
Chicago
Sox
Yanks
Washington
Marty Marion
Boston
Baltimore
Kansas City
Detroit
Comiskey Park
Indians
Yankees
Senators
Orioles
Athletics
Yankee Stadium
Red Sox
Spring maneuvering hints at White Sox and Phillies shifts
In March talk, Marion fields questions on Kell and Donovan as White Sox face injuries to Noren, Mc Dougald, and Kell. Don Larsen returns for New York, while Bobby Richardson joins from the farm. Donovan overhauls his pitching style. Jack Meyer, a Penn Charter alum, debuts as Phillies rookie reliever.
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Yankees
Iry ‘Noren
Gil McDougald
Casey Stengel
Don Larsen
Denver
Bobby Richardson
Dick Donovan
White Sox
George Kell
Bobby Adama
Bown
Tampa
Marion
Kell
Donovan
Mayo Smith
Phillies
Southern Association
Braves
Tigers
Cardinals Seek Rare 1919-Like Finish Amid Slump
MILWAUKEE The St Louis Cardinals facing a likely worst NL finish since 1919 hold 48 games to avoid collapse. Harry Walker blames relief pitching while manager reflects on a heated closed door meeting. Bill Virdon is the only clutch hitter lately. Stan Musial has driven in six runs in 18 games.
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Milwaukee
St.Louis Cardinals
Branch Rickey
Cardinal
Eddie Stanky
Cardinals
Harry
Walker
Cincinnati
St.Louis
Stanny
Bill, Virdon
Stan Musial
Pueblo Dodgers Grab Lead With Big Seventh Inning Rally
Pueblo Dodgers regained first in the Western League with a 10-3 win over Sioux City as all runs came in the seventh. Colorado Springs swept Des Moines 6-4 and 9-5 to snap seven straight losses, Lincoln edged Sioux City 1-0 to end a 10-game skid, while Wichita stayed ahead early before Pueblo surged. John Glenn hit a home run to spark the swell, and multiple Indians pitchers were used in the seventh.
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Associated Press
Pueblo
Dodgers
Wichita
Indians
Tribe
Dodger
Colorado Springs
Des Moines
Lincoln
Sioux City
Skein
John Glenn
Past All Stars Odds Favor Chicago Over Browns
The College All Stars expect to beat the Cleveland Browns at Soldier Field Friday night, aiming for a fifth straight victory. Led by an all professional coaching staff under Curly Lambeau, the lineup features stars from across the nation, with key veterans and rising talents cited as the core of a strong push to extend the series dominance.
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Chicago
College All Stars
Cleveland Browns
Soldier Field
Stars
All Stars
Otto Graham
Glenn Dobba
Bob Steuber
Pat Harder
Washington Redskins
Chip Saga
Hears
Curly Lambeau
Green Bay
Chicago Cardinal
Washington
Charley Justice
Fred Morrison
Gordon Soltau
Eddie Labaron
Philadelphia
George Ratterman
Buddy
Young
Charley Trippi
Chicago Bears
Graham
Harder
Erley
Crazylegs
Hirsch
Los Angeles
Cecil Isbell
Sammy Baugh
Gaynell Tinsley
Max Boydaton
Oklahoma
Alan
Ameche
Wisconsin
Dick Steagle
Hice
Pennant Race Tightens Across American League Showdown
The American League pennant race tightens as two three game series open tonight among New York Boston Cleveland and Detroit. Chicago leads with 48 games left and a tough schedule against the top four clubs while Detroit faces tougher tests against first division foes. Casey Stengel calls Boston the toughest yet after a rough stretch for the Yankees. In other action Gene Baker homers to power the Cubs past the Dodgers 1-0 for a three game series sweep at Wrigley Field. Sad Sam Jones wins his 10th, edging Don Newcombe in a pitching duel.
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New York
Boston
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago
Kansas City Athletics
Yankees
White Sox
Yanks
Red Sox
Indians
Tigers
Kansas City
Big Yanks
Casey Stengel
Brooklyn Dodgers
Don Newcombe
Cubs
Gene Baker
Sam Jones
Jones
Dodgers
Wrigley Field
Newk
Junior Girls Golf Opens at Wisconsin Club in Lake Geneva
The Western match play begins today at Lake Geneva Country Club with junior girls golf qualifiers from Kansas and Missouri. Jean Ashley of Chanute Kansas posted a 4 under par score in yesterday’s 18 hole qualifying while Kay Caldwell of Kansas City Missouri finished with an 897 to secure low scorers. the field features two players from each state among the 18 low scorers advancing.
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Wisconsin
Lake Geneva
Wis
Kansas
Missouri
Lake Geneva Country Club
Jean Ashley
Chanute
Kas
Kay Caldwell
Kansas City
Jaycees Clash With Great Bend Tonight at Great Bend
Garden City faces third place Great Bend in a 8:15 p.m. game as Joe Heier starts on the mound. Heier has a 4- on-3 record against Great Bend this season with a 22 2 3 innings pitched and 11 hits allowed. LaVerne Billinger backstops, with Monte Keller Ed Dater and Dwaine West in the outfield and a young infield led by Larry Turner Roy Kinney Bob Bergkamp and George Lloyd. Great Bend aims to rebound after losses to Dodge City and Pratt as Pratt leads the league with four more games at home. Tonight’s slate also features Dodge City at Pratt Lyons at Salina and Hutchinson at Larned.
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Joe Heier
Great Bend
Garden City
Garden
Heifer
Heier
Jaycees
Jack Christie
Heler
LaVerne Billinger
Lneup
Monte Keller
Ed Dater
Dwaine West
Ester
McPherson
Larry Turner
Roy Kinney
Bob Bergkamp
George Lloyd
Larry Elliott
Ulysses
Feither
Dodge City
Pratt
Jaykcees
Larry Ward
Cilbereer AB Pety
Galen Mote
Lyons
Clark Adcock
Hutchinson
Bob Ward
John Allen
Liberal
Paul Clark
Ben Brown
Ken Castle
Labqiad Osc Mnenn
Wayng West
Charles Riley
Witon Carr
Larned
Duane Colling
Dick Dtesomone
Saliia
bin Dickey
Charles Rowera
Dave Nidiffer
Hugh Nethercott
Herd
Bob Cawley
Roy Piper
Maaan
Ray Minherty
Arnold
Mite Brown
Larry Hiijott
Vernie Letham
Eddie Sutton
Dbdge City
Bills
Baseball Leaders Ledger From Kansas Meet Report
Rex Biewall and Curtis Hickle led runs batted in with 30 and 27 for McPherson Pratt respectively, while Bil Urban Liberal and LeRoy Stremel Great Bend added triples. The home rung featured Jerry Webster Larned and Larry Ward Great Bend with seven, and strikeout leaders included Don Pressley McPherson with 165 and Vern Selkam Great Bend with 145.
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Rex Biewall
McPherson
Curtis Hickle
Pratt
Bil Mohr
LaRoy Strempel
Great Bend
Jerry Webster
Larned
Larry Ward
Holdie Dater
Garden City
Bill Urban
Liberal
Elton Carr
Dwayne Weat
LeRoy Stremel
Darel Trowbridge
Lyons
Rex Peterson
Dodge City
Ben Brown
Salon Mote
Ray Boar
Hans
Rich Herrscher
Larnad
Don Pressley
Vern Selkam
Jack Christie
Indianapolis Skipper Leads Start of National Snipe Race
Skipper Harry Levinson of Indianapolis held the lead on points at the start of the final qualifying race at Allatoona Lake Georgia for the National Snipe Sailing Championship. He led after two qualifying races yesterday. Fifty-eight boats compete. top 24 advance to five race championship series Wednesday through Friday with others in consolation.
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Allatoona Lake
Harry Levinson
Indianapolis
Ind
Levinson
Mowing Power Rides to Work in Soap-Box Racer
Kenneth and Class Tolbert run a motorized lawn mowing service in Albuquerque. They mount a mower on a soap-box racer, belt it to a back wheel, and ride to each job, turning commuting into a stunt of speed and practicality.
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Buckley
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Rstein
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Ramblin Rec
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Philadelphi Perereeeenee
Lewis Sera
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Ralph Guglielmi
Southern Methodist
Frank Eidom
Lambeau
Arkansas
Bud Brooks
Sid Fournet
LSU
Matt Hazeltine
California
Sam Palumbo
Frank Varrichione
Fitteburgh
Eldred K
Salina
Jaycee
Ban Johnson
Indianan
Rayon
Levi‘s
I Pr
Ryan Clothing Store
Jd. G. James
State Theatre
Mrs. J
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