Youngster Von McDaniel Dominates Cardinals Victory
Von McDaniel, 14, blanked opponents and stretched his shutout streak to 17 innings as St Louis beat Philadelphia 6-1 to extend the NL lead. The rookie right-hander, lured from Hollis, Oklahoma for a $50,000 pact, has allowed only four hits in 20 innings across two starts and one relief appearance. Meanwhile the Yankees defeated the White Sox 4-2 to halt Chicago’s surge as the pennant race tightens across the league.
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Pitches Like Old Pro Breaks 2-0 Streak with Indians Win
Washington hurler Chuck Stobbs, sporting No 13, silenced Cleveland as the Senators won 6-3 at Griffith Stadium aided by a superstition night with rabbit charms. Von McDaniel dazzled Brooklyn for St Louis in a cloud of rookie euphoria. Lakin Oilers rookie pitched through six innings in Colorado and Lindy McDaniel’s brother impressed in a 8-3 victory.
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Baseball Day Schedule and Results Highlight
Saturday's schedule lists New York at Chicago Gomen and Milwaukee at Philadelphia, with Pittsburgh at Cincinnati and Brooklyn at St Louis. Friday results include New York 12 Chicago 19 in 10 innings and St Louis 2 Brooklyn 0, with several American League games noted and Detroit, Cleveland, and Boston posting wins.
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Kiwanis Minors Rout Optimists In Knothole League
Bobby Schrader pitched for the Kiwanis minors as they defeated the Optimists 82 in a knothole league game last night. Schrader limited Optimist batters to singles while his club scored in the first inning and exploded for seven runs in the second, aided by four walks and three hits.
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Neider Sets Shot Mark in AAU Track Duel
Dayton hosts the 69th AAU track championships closing session where four milers who have broken four minutes headline a night of records. Bowden and Lincoln lead a field with Courtney and others, as Bowden runs through the 880 and several field marks fall including Davis and Neider in the shot, and Dumas tops the high jump.
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Dayton
Ohio
Don Bowden
San Francisco
U. S. Army
Lakin Girls Swing To Season Victory Over Syracuse
The Lakin girls softball team posted their first win beating Syracuse 14 to 6. Thelma Oakley pitched for Lakin, while Pauline Debes led with three runs on 3 for 5 hitting. Ruth Weldon and Oakley added four hits each, and Gropp of Syracuse homered twice. Lakin visits Garden City Latin Panthers Sunday at 4 p.m.
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Garden City Latin Panthers
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Minor League Scores Across Several Circuits
Baseball results from multiple leagues show Charleston 7 Omaha 3, Denver 19 Louisville 2, St Paul 6 Wichita 2, and Indianapolis at Minneapolis postponed in American Association. Texas League games include Dulles 3 Austin 3, Oklahoma City 9 Shreveport 4, Fort Worth 4 San Antonio 2, Houston 6 Tulsa 3. Southern Association ends with Little Rock 5 Atlanta 3, Birmingham 7 Memphis 4, Nashville 5 Mobile 2, Chattanooga 8 New Orleans 3. Western League scores list Pueblo 10 8 Des Moines 4 4 Amarillo 6 Lincoln 2 Albuquerque 7 Toa 4, Colorado Springs & Sioux City &.
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Topeka Hawks Lose Rare Game In Western League
The Topeka Hawks fell 7-4 to the Albuquerque Dukes, snapping a rare loss as Topeka retains a large lead in the league. Mike Krsnich led at bat with three hits, including his 22nd and 23rd home runs. Albuquerque moved within two games of Lincoln for third as Lincoln lost to Amarillo. Pueblo swept Des Moines in a doubleheader, boosting the Dodgers to sixth.
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Unknown Golfer Is Step Ahead In Flint Open
The Flint Open at Flint Golf Club sees unknown golfer Bob Rosburg pull four strokes ahead at the halfway point of the 72 hole event as contenders include Bob Duden Bert Weaver Doug Sanders and Ted Kroll with Ken Venturi Paul Harney and Don Whitt close behind. Rosburg posted a 65 and a 49 to reach 134 two day total. Defending champion Don Finsterwald and 1955 winner Doug Ford sit eight strokes back at 142 alongside Julius Boros rebounding to 144. A youth group led by Gene Littler Mike Fetchick Al Balding Tom Nieporte Joe Conrad trails at 140.
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Return bout likely for Giambra and Calhoun after draw
Syracuse report on a televised 10 round middleweight bout at War Memorial Auditorium ending in a draw. Giambra, 25, kept his unbeaten streak intact with a late rally to earn a high ranking, while Calhoun, 22, claimed the win on some officials cards but not the bout. Officials split decisions with varying margins, prompting a rematch buzz from matchmaker Billy Brown for a return within a month in either New York or here.
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Southwest Downs Fankhauser For First Loss In Softball
Southwest Carpet tops league leader Fankhauser 4 1 to hand Coffee Ann its first Garden City Softball Association defeat this summer. Jerry Schultz pitched five shutout innings, Milt Roberts and Bud Jones drove in runs, and Jones hit the lone homer in the sixth as Southwest improved to 1 0. Fankhauser suffered the loss after five hits and two walks, while Loren Cockriel took the defeat for Coffee Ann with five hits allowed and nine strikeouts.
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Missouri-Ark Group Links With Mississippi
The Missouri Arkansas Basing Flood Control and Conservation Assn voted to merge with the Mississippi alley Assn. Rivenberg supported the move as Mo-Ark directors approved the linkage. The joint event features 27 holes for presidents flights and 18 holes for three divisions, with trophies for top finishers. Registration closes at 10 a.m. at the club house. The Airlinks course sits two miles east of Garden City on US 50.
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Jaycee Golf Open Tomorrow at Airlinks Course
More than 100 golfers from Southwest Kansas are expected to participate in the annual Garden City Junior Chamber of Commerce open tournament at Airlinks. Officials say the course is in its best shape in several seasons and a record turnout could follow if weather holds.
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Missourian Wins 1st Scholastic Tennis Title
Earl Buchholz of St Louis captured his first national scholastic tennis crown in Charlottesville Virginia defeating Lawrence Nagler of Roslyn Heights New York 6 0 6 1 6 0 in a straight set final. The 16 year old 155 pound player dominated the match in 67 minutes securing the title before an admiring crowd.
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