Bethel Baptist Nips Presbyterians In See-Saw City League Game
Bethel Baptist edged Reformed Presbyterian 8-7 in a see-saw City League softball clash at Forbes. Arun Autry sparked Bethel in the sixth, Shupe & Yost fueled two big innings for Reformed Presbyterian, and Cozy Cafe delivered steady hitting as Bethel battled through walks and timely hits for the win. Rich Morehouse earned three hits for the victors and a double play highlighted the defense. Next Tuesday features Creeley National Bank vs Astros and Kergey Merchants vs Cozy Cafe.
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Arun Autry
Bethel Baptist
Reformed Presbyterian
Forbes
Elf
Givie Teague
Shupe & Yost
Astros
Cozy Cale
Greeley
Hassel
Honeybrook
Bethel
Shyupe & Yost
Allen Fahrenbruch
Allen
Aynt
Cosy Cafe
Packers
Ceay Cafe
Rich Morehouse
Cozy Cafe
Bob Coundrey
Lea Thernoo
Creeley National Bank
the Astros
P.m. Kergey Merchants
S. Bethel Baptist
Migratory Bird Hunting Rules Amended In Federal Action
Washington AP reports new amendments to migratory bird hunting rules tighten daily bag limits and possession caps by establishing aggregate daily bag and aggregate possession limits. The changes aim to prevent overharvesting and clarify how many birds a hunter may legally take or hold in a single day.
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Washington
Inetine Department
Rhe
Astros
Shupe & Yast
Brady
Miles
Rale
Krause
Panihad
Sterling Beats La Salle Legion 13 8 in Slugfest
Sterling outslugged La Salle 13 to 8 as Anwin and teammates powered Sterling with multiple hits. La Salle rallied with a seven run burst in the second but Sterling countered with a big inning and solid relief to hold on for the victory.
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Sterling
la Salle Legion
LA Salle
Cap Legion
Bent Tha
Thureday
Boosbal
Iba
Gresley
Bethy Ahl
Cash
Detroit
Forbes Field
Greelny
Maine
New York
Man
Heri
Sis
Alvarez
Wits
Hobinson
Pallimore
T. Perez
Plorsall
Cleveland
Don Dollerschelt
Wood
Dick Vannest
Chicago
Hiersall
Anderson
Keough
Washington
Maris
Tay
Mantle
Apartelo
Chiea
Gary Brunner
Shore EP
Mowser
Kansas City
Ming
Hoa
Latman
Terry
Ford
Rams
Minnesota
Twenty Titles at AAU Track Meet Set for Downing Stadium
The two day AAU Track and Field Championships at Randalls Island feature a showdown between Nyron Harrison and Jim Beatty as the highlight event. Eight finals and trials fill Saturday with the rest on Sunday, including the 440, 88d, and mile. John Thomas of Boston University eyes Russia competition after two-mile and 3-mile focus, while USC clubs pursue a team title as part of the meet’s wide field of stars.
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RHE
Cuffman
Fisher
Powell
Reisig
Randalls Island
Russia
West
Germany
England
ABC
Nyrol Harrison
Oregon
Jim Beatty
Santa Clara
Burleson
Beatty
Merle Elliott
Bull One
Dim Grelle
Mits
Isi
Southers California
Strieders
University of Southern California
John Thomas
Boston University
Michigan's Senkowski Reaches NCAA Tennis Semifinals
Michigan's Ray Senkowski, the Big Ten champion, advanced to the NCAA tennis semifinals after a Thursday win, as UCLA's Fox contends in singles and doubles quarterfinals. USC leads team standings with 24 points as other berths in semifinals were decided.
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AMES
Towa
Ray Semkowski
Michigan
Midwest
UCLA
NCAA
Senkowski
Ramsey Harnffarl
Southern California
USC
WGLA
Allen Fox
Thei
Fox
Wilbert Wolff
Southern Methodist
Rachel Osuna
UCL
California
Bill Hoogs
Larry Nagler
Bob Bowditch
Paul Sulli
Yan
Harvard
Stanford
Yosh Minegishi
Minegishi
Nagler
Earnhart
John Karabasz
Miami
Dick Ogden
Hoags
Jim McManus
Giant-Killer Adolph Phummer Emerges On Track
New Mexico sophomore Adolph Phummer, 22, has surged as a top 440 meter contender after narrowly beating Earl Young in the NCAA 440 at Philadelphia. Once in the Air Force, Phummer credits his late start to athletics and aims to join Young and Otis Davis among AAU title hopefuls this weekend. He recalls high school in Brooklyn and a late shift to track after service in North Africa.
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Cincinnati
Pinson
Mays
San Francisco
Virdan
Pittsburgh
Wills
Los Angeles
Stuart
NCAA
Clemente
Earl Youngs
Aaron
Milwaukee
Christian
Adolph Plummer
New
Padres
Mexico
Plummer
Youngp
Frnle Carliffe
Eery Siebert
John Bork
Westlor
Michigan
Che Cneheman
Gran Forks
N. C
Don Styron
Southern
Rex Cawlay
Cal
New York
Adolph Phummer
University of New Mexico
Philadelphia
Earl “Young
Ablena Christian
Young
Brooklyn
Ken
Brake Ang
Otis Davis
Air Force
Thas
North Africa
Marth Africa
Boulder
Colo
Fatih
New Mexico
Butler
Torre Called Phenomenal at Tender Age 20
Milwaukee report details 20 year old Joe Torre praised by pitcher Johnny Antonelli after a five run win over the Giants. veteran Burdette called the rookie phenomenal and noting he has just begun major league experience in his first full season with Milwaukee after early minor league time. Torre, Frank Torre’s brother, showed versatility as pitcher and infielder while rising from Brooklyn sandlot roots.
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Milwaukee
Joe Torre
Milwaukee Draves
Jew Burdette
San Francisco Giants
Joe
Burdette
Torre
Millwaukee
Frank Torre
Brooklyn
N.Y
Braves
John
Henry) Russell
Over 500 Entries in for AAU Track Championships
More than 500 entries have been received for the National AAU Track and Field Championships to be held at Downing Stadium on Randall’s Island. Northern California Striders and Kansas City Track Club lead late entries. notable competitors include Jerome Wallers, Alis Williams, Lew Merriman, Byron Burleson, and Jin Healty. Javelin champion Chuck Wilkinson of Redlands College headlines the field as athletes vie for spots on the American team bound for Moscow and Europe in July.
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New York
Forrest Beaty
AAU
Glendale
Calif
Jerome Wallers
Nate Adams
Cleveland
Alis Williams
Downing Stadium
California
Falls Island
Lew Merriman
Kansas City Track Club
Moscow
Europe
Chuck Wilkinson
Redlands
Hege
Koufax and Williams Highlight Dodgers In City News
In Los Angeles, star pitchers Koufax and Williams lead coverage of the Dodgers. The report outlines team status, player health, and upcoming games while noting city sports interest and local media attention.
Braves Rally with Home Run Spree in Milwaukee
Milwaukee Braves surge in NL race as players across the lineup contribute long balls and power hits. Ralph Boston shatters the broad jump record while George Day drives in homer after homer, part of a night that extends their winning streak and tightens the standings.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Braves
Ralph Boston
Braves
George Day
Frank Thomas
San Francisco
Serine
Don Bragg
Stream Fishing Good This Week In Colorado
AP reports the Colorado Game and Fish Department says most coastal lakes will offer good streams this weekend with ample fishing. Many lakes and streams are open and roads and trails are accessible. Notable spots include Gunnison, Grand Lake, Lake City, Slater, Willow Creek, Elk River above Steamboat, Columbine, Eagle, Steamboat Springs, and Red Feather.
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Colorado
Gunileah
Granby
Game and Fish Department
Espa Moen
Mesa
Gunnison
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