Grimm's Last Act Helps Braves Bop Bums Twice
The Associated Press reports Charlie Grimm announced Joe Adcock would start both games at Brooklyn, fueling Milwaukee's win spree as Adcock hit three homers, including the first over the left field stands at Robins Field, helping the Braves sweep a doubleheader and stay close in the NL race.
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Orioles Beat Kansas City in a Close Game
Game details show Orioles defeating Kansas City with multiple players contributing hits and runs. Notable names include Gardner and Ditmar with home runs, and Lazorda powering the offense. Pitching and fielding moments are summarized from the OCR text, reflecting a tense contest and strong performances by both clubs.
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Sprint car driver killed in California track crash
Race driver Calem, from Indianapolis, Bob Swaikert winner of the year’s Indianapolis 500 mile, was killed Sunday when his sprint car jumped a guard rail. It toppled a photographer booth and burst into a nearby field near the track.
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Deaths and Funerals Record Shardlar Tour
Deaths and funerals note multiple names including Jane Chandler of Route 4 Gresley wife of Newton W Chandler and Mildred Alexander of Danger Edward Boorat and Russell Haver of New London Conn and Marald Woaver of Compton Calle. Survived by eight grandchildren and one great grandchild. Services 11 a m Wednesday Secord Funeral Home Interment at Yang Cem eters.
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Danger
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Garpis Christ
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Timken Family Obituary Noted in Local Notice
Mrs Helen Timken wife of trl Timken and mother of Melvin Timken of Greeley Sigma Springfield, Timken kin listed across multiple towns with four grandchildren. services scheduled Wednesday at Adamsion Memorial Chapel with interment at Linn Grove.
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Arrangements for Community Notices in Greeley Area
Listed names include Blair, Holm lair af Want toch and Solis with addresses Route 4 Kersey and DeGhalno Bolis. Also named are Stolker and Solls of Kerrey Arthur Selle of Cheyenne and Mrs H Vacheber of Masters. Fragments mention Jacobo Alared Tenvee Pablo Alarad Raton and Jardis Horrega Mai Mex with Arrangements Jalez.
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Yankees Triumph 9-4 Over Indians
New York beat Cleveland 9 to 4 as Avila and Noren led hits. Groundouts and late scoring extended the lead with key RBIs from Berra and Collins, while Coleman earned the win and Treveland recorded the save.
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Cardinals Narrowly Miss Top, Beat Phrases Twice
A crumbling box score recounts a late game surge as the Cardinals edge past Phrases with key hits from Musial and Greco. J. Blasingame and Mua ional showcase steady defense, while Law and Taw contribute on the mound and in the field amid a tense six run affair.
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Steel wage talks halted by union
In New York the United Steelworkers of America ended joint negotiations with the Big Three steel firms. Union leader David J. McDonald said the talks produced no progress and the union will pursue separate negotiations with 11 Texas steel firms. The Sunday session was held in Pittsburgh.
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Braves Win Off Brooklyn Braves Win Off Brooklyn
A historic box score shows the Brooklyn team losing to the Braves with players such as Reese Campanella Matheny Jelian Filrilia Rice and Nelson among listed contributors. Detailed line items highlight pitching, batting, and fielding roles across multiple innings.
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Senators Win After Dropping Opener to White Sox 20 For
A scrambled box score style recap shows the Senators rebounding from an opening loss to the White Sox. Key players include Fox, Phillips, Aparicio, Donovan, and Stewart contributing multiple hits and RBIs, with notable pitching lines and defensive miscues noted across the roster.
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Phillies and Cubs Split Doubleheader in Exhibition Action
The Phillies and Chicago fielded a split doubleheader with mixed lineups and numerous players listed. Detailed box notes show innings, substitutions, and individual contributions across positions, including Ennis and Harker among others, highlighting a lengthy, error-prone two-game set and various player abbreviations.
Giants and Redlegs Split in Doubleheader
In a two game set the Giants and Redlegs split both ends of the doubleheader. Listed players include Mays White Temple and Lawrence with notable pitching by Hearn and LaPalme. Final scores show competitive offense across the lineup with positional notes and substitutions.
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Dale Long Leads Big Klu in Vote for All Stars
Dale Long tops the National League first base voting with a wide margin in the All Star ballot released from the commissioner’s office. He leads Ted Kluszewski of Cincinnati as Gil Hodges falls below 1,000 votes. voting ends June 23 and covers American and National League positions across multiple clubs.
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Brooklyn Star
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Berra
Nelson Fox
Chicago
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Ray Boone
Eddie Yost
Hector Lopes
Kansan City
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Chico Carrasanel
Gil McDougal
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Charley Maxwell
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Jim Lemon
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Roy Campanella
Ed Bailey
Eisenhower’s Grandchildren Visit Him at Walter Reed
Four Eisenhower grandchildren aged 8 to months visited the ailing president at Walter Reed Army Hospital. Accompanied by their parents, Maj. and Mrs. Dwight D. Eisenhower, they joined Mamie Eisenhower in the Presidential Suite as doctors reported the president in good spirits with high morale. White House aides said Ike would likely see the children sooner than planned, and the visit followed his son John’s earlier time with him. A Lebanese priest bound for Calcutta was arrested for smuggling gold bars into India.
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Althea Gibson Wins Another Bristol Title in Rain
Althea Gibson of New York and Daphne Seeny of Australia won the West of England Championships women’s doubles in Bristol, defeating Jennifer Toad and Jean Fortes 263.64 as rain disrupted play. It was Gibson’s 29th title on her current tour, with other matches postponed or canceled due to weather.
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New York
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Australia
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South Africa
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Miss Gibson
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Crandall Leads Several Pitchers In Earlier Baseball Action
A jumbled recitation of players from multiple teams lists numerous pitchers and batters such as Crandall, Labine, Verh, and Wilhelm. The read reads like a box score dump across leagues including American League and Chicago events with scattered scores and placements, pointing to a busy day of baseball and related notes.
Frenchman Wins Arkansas River Race for Second Time
Roger Paris of Orleans, France wins the Arkansas River race for the second time, clocking 2 hours 21 minutes 40 seconds to beat the old record by 14 seconds. Rudy Pillwein of Vienna set the prior mark, while 15,000 spectators watched the Soilda-to-Cotopaxi event sponsored by the Filrark Boat Club. Women’s kayak was won by Eritzi Schwingl of Vienna in her first attempt, with Roy Kerswell and Larry Monninger of Denver taking the canon race. Other results list competitors from Munich, Salida, and Basel.
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Switzerland
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Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching Amid World News
A summary of league leaders shows New York and Brooklyn players near top spots in batting with averages and runs. Notable names include Berra, Mays, and Snider among home runs and stolen bases leaders. Pitching leaders feature Roiten, Drerwart, and Labine with decisions and earned run averages cited. Also notes Japan seeking India support to secure release of thousands of Japanese prisoners in Russia and China per New Delhi dispatch.
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US Clinches Wightman Cup With Brough Victory
Louise Brough of Beverly Hills defeats Angela Roxton of Britain 3-6 6-8 6-4 to give the United States a 4-1 lead in the Wightman Cup with two matches left in the best of seven. Britain last won in 1930 and the American team had already clinched the series by Friday.
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