First Methodist Tops Monfort 11-7 in CSL
First Methodist defeated Monfort 11-7 in CSL play. Key moments included six runs across the seventh inning and notable hits from Brown Koerh and Baxter. Lutheran Church and Wheeler’s Bud Kellerer contributed with singles as First Methodist rallied to break a 7-7 tie and secure the win.
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First Methodist
Monfort
Churel
Fartjan
Maestes
Fate Company
Cver Isive
Tiny Lutheran Church
Bud Kelleger
Eaunders Equipment
Sile
Brown
Koerhsen
Baxter
Smith
Edington
Unclear Handicapped Race and Baseball Notes From Cloverleaf Night
Unreadable OCR fragment describes a Cloverleaf dog race payout of 10 553.60 to a winner and mentions baseball scores and innings. References Trinity, Wheeler, Norwood, and Saunders with scattered names and events, including schedules and campus notices, but many words are garbled. The main readable item is a $10,553.60 payout to a Cloverleaf dog race winner on Tuesday night.
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Club Cafe
Gordon's
Oods V's
First Methodist
Bears Triumph Over Padres In High-Scoring Tilt
In Pacific Coast League action the Bears outslugged the Padres 17-12 as Denver piled up 17 hits led by Sandy Alomar who went 4 for 6 with four runs. The four pitchers per side combined for many safeties in a wild game.
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Associated Press
Hatters
Denver
Bears
San Diego
Denvery
Padres
Seattle
Rainiers
Jim Lonborg
Portland
Wisuwhere
Arkansas
Indianaalls
Taooma
Oklahoma City
Salt Lake City
Hawaii
Islanders
Spokane
Dallas
Sandy Alomar
Alomar
Jeague
Red Wings Name Memphis Coach in NHL Farm Club
The Detroit Red Wings appoint Ed D. Bush as winning coach of their Memphis Wings farm team in the Central Professional Hockey League. Bush, 45, brings long playing career and previous stint with the Red Wings. The two year contract was announced at the NHL annual meeting.
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Montreal
de Woit Red Wings
National Hockey League
Uesday
Eddity Bush
Memphis Wings
Detroit
Bush
Cloverleaf Races Show Tight Finishes and High Payouts
Detailed racing card with multiple stakes results and Quiniela bets. Notable payouts include 70.5 for Belly Babe, 33.33 time, and a final handle of 168,465 with attendance 4,17.0. Participants named include Taytona, Morality, Karlene Mani fA, Moist, Big Phony, Stroll Syer, Lady Holliday, Mark All, and Repton.
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Taytona
Quiniela
Revne
Tyloe Lee
WNLGO
Karlene Mani Fa
Cassia
Ini Duasity
Quintela
Moist
Cactus
Blondy
He Sai
Fiith
Chartopa
Pan
Ehila
Stroll Syer
Spec Harreany
Aqua Naut
Lady Holliday
Bar
Val Vet Maria
Mark All
Repton
Johnny
Dash Bud
Joan Jaycee
Helena Sua
Quiniela OD
Calm Candy
Carlos Andy
Quintest
Americans Progress in British Meet Sports News Highlight
The Associated Press reports on American players advancing in the British meet with highlights across batting, home runs, runs batted in, and pitching. Names from various clubs appear, including Olive, Hinton, Colavito, Mays, Williams, Koufax, and Drysdale, with standings and notable performances detailed.
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Associated Press
Olive
Iene
Hinton
Washti
Minnesota
Alligan
Stuart
Boston
Wagner
Cleveland
Cay — Oliva
Washington
Mathews
Kansas City
Oliva
KylesDilva
Weis
Chicago
Freehan
Kralick
Jand
Penn Kansas City
Radatz
Ganton
Dagland
Iits
Williams
George Blocker
Clemente
Pittsburgh
Willias
Gary Cooper
Santo
Callison
Philadelphia
Lorie Riss
Mays
Sandranc
Asscisco
Whillams
Chiesro
Cooper
Wills
Log
Geles
Harper
Cincinnati
George
Jean
Dreisianay
Paty
Thejrell
Houston
Ichal
San Francisco
Des Moines
Speinter
Morey
Dreke Re
Teller
Southern University
John Permedeking
Red Ioxe
Duckpin Pair Warwich Hartford Duo Dominates
The AP reports the mixed doubles team Maureen Gilberto from Hartford Conn and Howie Hampton of Manchester set a world duckpin bowling record. Ray Sadecki led the Cardinals in a recent game, posting a 370 game as part of a strong San Francisco surge. Dion Degeler Titilberio produced 195 and Harry Gers contributed two homers in a 478 total series. Detrail notches a 7-hit game amid a standout performance by Tilian Rirseell Eck against Minnesota.
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Warwick
Maureen
Gilberto
Hartford
Conn
Howie Hampton
Manchester
Associated Press
Ray Sadecki
Cardinals
England
Tory
Mac
Mia
Dion Degeler
Titilberio
Harnygers
Jo Beliers
Detrail
Tilian Rirseelleck
Minneland
Fa Gaise
Maltisola
Inuire
Caldwell Named WAC Athlete of Year
Joe Caldwell, a 6-foot-5 Sun Devil, earned the Western Athletic Conference Athlete of the Year honors after a standout season. He led in points per game, set a career scoring mark, and was a key contributor on the football and track squads while drawing national attention from AP reporters. Caldwell's selection came amid strong performances by other Sun Devils and athletes from rival programs.
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Stuart Ords
Ote
Associated Prast
Ural
Phoenix
Ariz
Aps
Tokyo
Lee
Jone Stason
Western Athletic
Detrail
Cantor
Tnth
Airnest Caldwell
Texas City
Tex
Aien Devils
Yang Luriek
Caldwell
Attendéduy Ie
Lorick
IV Cabell
Basil Angeles
Fremont Hill
Sun Dev
Newspape
Sun Devil
New Mexico
Adolph Plummer
Yisu
Thyrpies
Astate
Sun Devils
Pond
Los Angeles
Bartimore
Oakland
Baltimore
Chris Evans
A-Slate
Jgytn
Nestivs
Harge
Gayle Hopkins
Arizona
Roy Jefferson
Utah
Coolhall
Prithjot Pryde
Haddle
Redskins Lose Trading Block as McPeak Rebuilds Team
The Washington Redskins face a turbulent rebuild as coach McPeak halts trades and pivots strategy. Amid a chaotic backdrop in Mexico City and Detroit, veteran staff and players scatter amid medical exams, draft rumors, and uncertain Open prospects.
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Washington Fap
McPeak
Ington
Atgxico City
Ramos
Denturs
Vest
Will Grimsley
L48
Nd Marr
Ployd Robertson
Ner-Up
Aveta
Ghana
Angels Cola
Sere Ramos
Fred Williams
Sanpil Garrett
Fort Ingund
Reqington
Ghisago Bears
Snead
Tom Strange
Redskins
Slammin Sanrhy
Washington
Chuvk
Chitsen
Pittsburgh
Will Worsham
al Ducision
Mexico City
Canny
Barnos
Congressvill
Biggstone
Nortun Snead
Detroit
Woodmere
Nitter
Addy Slynehula
Hell NY
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nick
Tribune
Fort Worth
Iinicus
Julius Bocus
Varylorg
Middlecofl
Tommy Bolt Ani
Lew Worshams
Lew Worshams and Such Well Known Touring Pros As. Tave ‘Marr
Bob Duden
Wes el
Unclear Sports Contests Mix Involving Pitchers and Golf
Disjointed odds and event notes mix baseball and golf, citing Milwaukee and Detroit venues, players like Sam, Rusty, and Holt, and mentions of no-hitters and Memorial Day races. The text blends contests, scores, and qualifiers with fragmented phrases and dubious names.
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Sam
Little Hock
Detroit
Tye
Holt
Champton
Ship
Portland
Ora
Rusty
Vgi
Woodmere
NEW York
Dave Thomas
Braulio Bacar
Thomas
Batil
Lit Swaight
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Gary Zick
Barry Sears
Tony Tientinn
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Joe Caldwell
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