Liberal BeeJays Rally Past Garden City Jaycees 7-3
Ronnie Hubbard pitched eight innings for Liberal and overcame a late Jaycees surge to win 7-3 over Garden City. Speaks held Liberal to scoreless early relief but liberal bats collected eight hits in the sixth and seventh, including a solo homer by Shorty Dear to run away. Garden City hit for three runs in the ninth before Hubbard closed it.
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Liberal
Ronnie Hubbard
Southwestern Oklahoma College
Liberal BeeJays
Garden City Jaycees
Hubbard
Jaycee
Virgil Speaks
Garden City
Jaycees
Joe Whitehead
Speaks
Denver
Tore Speaks
Shorty Dear
Detroit
Jack Tighe
Washington
Baltimore
Kansas City
Billy Lees
Chicago
Cubs
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Northern Idle Leads Industrial Standings in Golf League
Northern Idle sports a 4-1 record and holds sole possession of the Industrial lead as the league nears a midweek round. Standouts include Gerald Thorne’s 36 and the push to fill vacancies as teams adjust rosters amid idle periods and course conditions.
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Northern Natural Gas No
Northern
Henkle Drillers
DeCamp
Ansas Plastic Pipe
State Farm Insurance
Gerald Thorne
Fankhausers
Culligan Water
Orioles Purchase Loes From Dodgers in 1956 Deal
Loes, on nine innings in ten starts, has a 2.63 ERA and three losses. Coach Alincent praised his fastball and control after a strong outing. Purchased by Paul Richards of the Orioles for $20,000 on May 14, 1956, Loes had shoulder tendonitis and later dental extractions as doctors treated his arm and overall health.
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Baltimore
Billy Lees
Baltimore Orioles
Kansas City
Orioles
Lees
Loes
Com
Alincent
Brooklyn Dodgers
Paul Richards
Dodgers
Richards
Erwin Mayer
Liberal's BeeJays face eligibility scare over Cole
John Frazier reports Liberal's 10th straight win over Garden City Jaycees at Seward county fairgrounds. Charles Cole's status sparks questions as he reportedly moved between Liberal and Dodge City, possibly under contract, risking forfeiture of games he played.
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Garden City Jaycees
Seward County Fairgrounds
Skein
Charles Cole
Dodge City
Liberal
Cole
Chet Bryan
Pratt
Lions
Forfeiture appeal clouds result of Liberal game
June 11 report notes a disputed game ending in a 9-2 Liberal lead with two outs in the fourth inning. Officials’ appeal ruling remains unknown. Mentions pitchers Gene Keady Virgil Speaks and Ronnie Hubbard, plus crowd sizes and prior games against McPherson and Garden City.
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Cole
Garden City
Jaycee
Jerry Snyder
Liberal
Gene Keady
Virgil Speaks
Ronnie Hubbard
Attendance grows at La Mesa Park as July race days near
Raton New Mexico La Mesa park sees rising attendance and activity with races planned each Friday Saturday and Sunday in July plus a July 4 program. Out of state cars from Oklahoma Texas Kansas Colorado appear, as Omaha meet ends and Denver quarter horse meet wraps up. Dr H E Donovan's Switch, a 7 year old gelding, matches the 7 1/2 furlong track record after two narrow finishes. Twelve race programs are set for Saturday and Sunday.
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N.M
la Mesa Park
Oklahoma
Texas
Kansas
Colorado
Omaha
Denver
la Mesa
H. E. Donovan
Switch
Patterson Rademacher title bid loses early steam
Seattle bids for Floyd Patterson against Peter Rademacher face growing opposition as boxing officials and promoter Cus D Amato weigh the feasibility. Patterson, who defends July 29, is tied to a $250000 guarantee, while promoter discussions continue amid doubts over the match.
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New York
Floyd Patterson
Peter Rademacher
Seattle
Wash
Rademacher
Cas D’amato
Patterson
Hurricane Jackson
Julius Helfand
New York State Athletic Commission
World Championship Boxing Committee
Kiwanis Split With Knights In Knothole League Doubleheader
Kiwanis minors rallied for six runs in the last inning to beat the Knights of Columbus 9 3. The Kiwanis Majors defeated the Kiwanis clubbers 4 1 to split the twin bill at Finnup Park with Buddy Allen earning the win on a four hit outing. Medina took the loss. Gordy Halbleib had a key hit that broke the shutout, and B Rupp and Mike Keller provided early offense for the Knights in the third inning.
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Kiwanis
Knights of Columbus
Knight Majors
Buddy Allen
Knights
Finnup Park
Medina
Kiwanians
L. Rupp
Gordy Halbleib
Otsuki
B. Rupp
Mike Keller
Radio Schedule Fragments From June Broadcast Lineup
A scrambled listing shows daily time slots for NBC news weather and programs including Weatherman Sport Memories and Tony Jewell Reports. The schedule features Kansas City at Baltimore and various showings with multiple news segments and a late scoreboard.
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Weatherman
Sport Memories
Tony Jewel
Morgan Beatty
NBC
Walters
Kansas City
Baltimore
Bob Wells
Kial
Ray Hudson
Tony Jewell Aerts
Andy Erhart
Kivl Storial
Tony Jewell
Rover
Mary Blaine
Ae Tae Thees
Istory
Joe Tennessen
The
Telegram
Tony Jewell Bery
Eddie Duchin
Smiley Burnette
Hilltop
House
Pepper Young
News
Dr. Gentry
Ieee Church of
World of Music
Richard Harkness
Nightline
Garden
Denetham
Kial Editorial
Goodyear Clinches Dual Wins in Local Softball Twinbill
Goodyear routed Mayo's 23-11 as Valenzuela earned the mound win over Whitman. Fanslers edged Latins 11-10 after a late Latins surge, with Fanslers erupting for late runs to seal the game.
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Goodyear
Girls’ Softball Association
Mayo’s
Mayo
Valenzuela
Whitman
Narrow victory fueled by timely hits and strong pitching
The team rallied for three runs on a Herman single and a Turner triple securing a close win. Ann Baier earned the win on the mound while D Avila took the loss.
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Herman
Turner
Ann Baier
D. Avila
Sports Study Probes Dodgers Giants Move to West Coast
A House subcommittee examines the question of whether the Brooklyn Dodgers and New York Giants will relocate to the West. Walter O'Malley and Horace Stoneham testify as Warren Giles notes unresolved issues and outlines potential league operations including increased travel, costs, and the need for larger LA attendance.
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Washington
House
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Giants
West Coast
Dodgers
Walter O'Malley
Giant
Horace Stoneham
Warren Giles
Ford Frick
Giants
Giles
Los Angeles
Argentine Camarero Wins Absecon Island 25 Mile Swim
Alfredo Camarero surged to the lead late to win the Absecon Island 25 mile swim in 12 hours 17 minutes. Tom Park of Long Beach California finished 11 minutes back after a strong chase. Greta Andersen of Long Beach topped the women in 2,000 prize money with a third place worth 1,000 dollars and Camarero earned 5,000 behind Park’s 2,000 official winnings.
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Atlantic City
Alfredo Camarero
Absecon Island
Tom Park
Long Beach
Calif
Camarero
Park
Greta Andersen
Pacific Coast League Damages Arbitration Considered
Giles said damage disputes between Pacific Coast League clubs across the coast and those invading Brooklyn and New York would require arbitration if voluntary settlements fail, with the invading clubs bearing the cost.
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San Francisco
Brooklyn
New York
Giles
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Jerry Hale
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Henklebye
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Ann Laughlin Drug
Fankhauser State Farm
Five Points Nursery
Campbell Insurance Kansas Plastic Southwest Carpet
John Frazier
McPherson
Dill City
Okla
Lefty
St. Louis Cardinal
von McDaniel
Southwestern Oklahoma
D’amato
Helfand
Andy
Sie
Cincinnati Reds
Latin Panthers
Fanslers
Panthers
By ED Wilks
Associated Press
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Smoky Burgess
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