Red Birds Sweep Sedalia In Central Missouri Tilt
The Jefferson City Red Birds routed Sedalia 24 runs to 2 in seven innings as Armstrong Park hosted the contest. Key moments included Gabler and Curtis powering offense with multiple hits and a fourth inning homer, while Bud Sartain and Jerry Collie split pitching duties for Sedalia. The Tweedies face Columbia next with Enon Whitaker slated to pitch for the locals.
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Jefferson City Red Birds
Claude McClure
Central Missouri
Jefferson City Tweedies
Armstrong
Sedalia
Armstrong Ray Curtis
Jack Gabler
Hed Bird
Tweedies
Mawes Tink
Curtis
Gabler
Stan Adrain
Birds
Bud Sartani
Cuiana
Jerry Collie
Ford
Sartain
Dodgers Win in 10th at City Park
In a game at City Park the Jefferson City Dodgers beat the Ft Leonard Wood Negro team 11 to 10 in ten innings. Bil Campbell lhomered with two out in the tenth, Joe White collected three hits, and Robert Bolton tied the score with a single before Ramon Bagby’s pop fly won it for the Dodgers. Alfred Robinson and White had three hits each to lead JC, while Cave worked all ten for Ft Wood on the mound.
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Charley West
Halla
Red Birds
Hame
Sedalia
City Park
Red
Arkhamr
Curtlab
McCoye
Suatings
Rei
Weber
Zi Eard
Mueller
Vera ' Pontene Agen
Merchants
Smith Caillelto
Cocker
Jim Keretettmee
Pecani
She Marchante Huw OO
Redama Vice
Suntee American Legion
Sexton Motors
Stover Legion
Stover
Sextons
Jefferson City American Legion
Herb Schriefer
Carl Blockberger
Ken Orke
Blockberger
Ken Schriman
Danny Hodges
Bill Healy
Jim Kemmer
Ashland
Mereants
Johnson
Bennett
J. Heard
Miles
Morrow
Capetai Citlans
Solackiawkay
Amith
Darrell Woody
Carl Teeienenante
Alarciu
Hadee
Ahland
Dorn
Manny Ak
Nareese
Maupings
City Parl
Fe Mart
Minty
John
Daplont
Rerchart
Rina
Cevenderae
Jefferson City Dodgers
Dodger
Mick” Kirkpatrick
Bil Campbelll
Joe White
Robert Bolton
Bolton
Ramon
Bagby
Alfred Robinson
White Ant
Dodgers
Hubert
Cave
Williams
Ft. Leonard Wood
Jeffferson City Red Birds
Ft. Wood
Jenkins
Saddler
J T Wilson
Kirkpatrick
National and American League standings and schedules
A compact standings snapshot shows the National League led by Brooklyn at 34 16 and New York 30 16, with Chicago Cincinnati and St Louis chasing. American League lists Boston 28 20 and New York 25 18 atop the table, with Cleveland and Philadelphia midpack and Detroit trailing. Probable pitchers and Sundays results are noted for key matchups like Beaton at Pittsburgh and Brooklyn at St Louis, with several games completed including Brooklyn 11 10 Cincinnati and Chicago 7 6 Boston.
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Brooklyn
New York
Chicago
St. Louia
Philadelphia
Boston
Pittsburgh
Pitchera Beaton
Pittsburg
Onovan
Friend
St. Louis
Boyer
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Stuart
Parnell
Hudson
Three Way A L Entanglement as Sox Lead
Boston's Red Sox move into first place in the American League after sweeping Detroit in two games while the New York Yankees rise from third to second with a doubleheader win over the St Louis Browns. Cleveland absorbs two losses to Philadelphia as walks plague pitchers, highlighted by Sam Jones and Eddie Joost delivering power for the Athletics.
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Jones City
Bartlesville
Dhese
Independence
Boston
Red Sox
New York Yankees
Western Association
Petliand
Muskogee
Salina
Pet Toplin
Topeka
Detroit
Yankees
St. Lewis Browns
Indians
Philadelphia Athletics
Sam Jones
Cleveland
Elmer Vaio
Philadelphia
Teague
Yankee Stadium
Tommy Byrne
Brownie Jefthander
Bob Kuzava
St. Louis
Vic Reschi
Champs
George Kell
Dizzy Trout
Tigers
Kell
Tve
Trout
Sox
Nellie Fox
Chicago
Washington
Senators
White Sox
Brooklyn
Cincinnatii
O' Brooks
New York Giants
Pittsburgh
Larry Jansen
al Dark
Hob Eliott
Cincinnati
Butt
Carl Pusrillo
de Ennis
Granny Hamner
Connie Ryan
Stan Musial
Birds
Willard Schmidt
Cubs
Boston Braves
Hank Sauer
Sam Jethroe
Eagles and Elks Enter Junior League Golf Tourney
Junior League golf action set for June 29 at Hough Park with 130 players expected. Eagles meet Elks in a 27 hole event, while nearby Midget League action includes Lions against Kil, and public School Stadium hosts a qualifying round for individuals counting toward scores.
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Eagles
Elks
Hough Park
Nate
Hougherson City Park
Stewart Dudley
The
Wante
Sprees Wudicy
California
American Legion Tol
Bordeaux
Public School Stadium
Jim McKinney
Covill
Red Birds
Red Birds Againstjlumbia, and Ken Lanning, Rob Scrugrs-Guhleman At Duensingla
Lions
Otto Graham
Cleveland Browns
Carl Snavely
North Carolina University
Pring
Jefferson City
Dudley
Columbia
Forest Hill
Citlaws
Country Club
Dean Marr Takes Three Firsts in Stock Car Races
Dean Marr of Jefferson City swept three events at Capital Speedway yesterday, winning the 30-lap main, a 2-lap semi, and the trophy dash. Musial homered twice as St. Louis beat Philadelphia 8 5 in a Phillies series and Chapman won the French amateur golf title. Browns dropped both ends of a New York doubleheader, and Mid-State vs Cedar City softball looms tonight in Jefferson City Civic League action.
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Dean Marr
Jefferson City
Capital Speedway
Marr
Stan Rheery Musial
Roll
Charles Sheets
Fulton
Waste Ciusial
Norman Ward
Caifornia
Rox
Cardinal
Snellen
Ed Saigh
Woody Carpenter
California
Musial
Sheels
Tug Gorink
Ondon
Platter
Sheets
Gordon
Dinals
Philadelphia Phillies
St. Louis
Nets
Carpenter
Suellen
Ryan
del Ennis
Granny Hamner
Phils
Hamner
iMid-State
Cedar City
Mid-State
Cedar City Baptists
Lutheran
Smith Tract
Baptiste
Minor League Results Across Leagues Reported
Comprehensive minor league scores from International, American, Pacific Coast, Southern, Texas, Western, and Western Association circuits. Notable results include Baltimore 11 Syracuse 6, Springfield 4 Rochester 0, Minneapolis 14 Columbus 1, Portland 1 Hollywood 7, San Diego 2 Los Angeles 1, Nashville 2 Atlanta 4, Fort Worth 6 Houston 4, San Antonio 4 1, and Denver 3 1 with various other single games and margins recorded.
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Baltimore
Toronto
Syracuse
Montreal
Duawa
Buttaly
Springfield
Rochester
Minneapolta
Tolwis Bod St. Paul
Columbus
Tadtenapolty
Milwaukee Pot Manan City
Lauraville
Portland
Hollywood
San Diego
Los Angeles
Sacramento
Grattie
San Francisco
Southern Association
Atlenta Gell
Linen & Puthio
Dew Moinas
Sioux ci
Wichita
Western Association
Mitchinson & Joplin
Saline
Muskogee
Topeka
Bel Fort Bint
Minmi
Blackwell & Ponca Cy
Independence & NartledyWe
Spivey Arrested On Perjury Charge
Former Kentucky All-American basketball star Spivey was arrested in New York on a perjury charge related to the basketball scandal. He appeared with his lawyer John Young Brown at the district attorney’s office and was booked at the Elizabeth Street station after arriving from Louisville by plane.
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NEW York
Hill
Spiv Jey
University of, Kentucky
General Sessions
John Young Brown
District Attorney’s
Elizabeth Street
Louisville
Brown
American League and National League batting leaders listed
The report lists top batting leaders in the American and National Leagues, naming DiMaggio and Bauer among others with counts for hits runs and runs batted in. It also includes leaders in doubles triples home runs and stolen bases across both leagues with multiple players tied to teams such as Cleveland Boston Chicago New York St. Louis Philadelphia Philadelphia Cincinnati Brooklyn and more.
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DiMaggio
Boston
Rose
Cleveland
Avila
Rosen
Leveland
Rope
Derr
Hite—Fox
Chicago
Simpson
Cleve
Priddy
Detroit
Diktagelo
Kell
Vernon
Washigton
Simpseon
Maly In
Deilott
Delaing
Bt. Louis
Aster
Dropo
Werls
Rizzuto
New York
Mtching-Shaniz
Philadelphia
Paige
St. Louis
Mbyrero
Wands Meter
Bauer
Chicano
Robinson
Brooklyn
Lockman
Wiliams
Sauer
Bhatia
Williams
Jurlal St
Pailadelphia
Adcock
Cincinnati
Ews
Palka
Bersé
Jethroe
Hronklyn
Hoe
Racie
St. Louie
Sinner
Chitago
Haarn
Saver Holds Lead In All Star Poll Won by Hank Saver
CHICAGO AP The Chicago Cubs Hank Saver National League batting leader topped the all star poll in first tabulations as most popular vote getter. Fans nationwide began voting for the starting lineup for the all star game at Philadelphia in July. Balloting runs until midnight June 27 with up to four million votes expected. Saver has 3958 ballots. Stan Musial of the St Louis Cardinals is runner up with 3702 ballots.
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Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Hank Saver
Philadelphia
Sauer
Stan Musial
St. Louis Cardinals
Texas Seeks 3rd College Baseball Crown at Omaha
Texas aims for a third NCAA baseball title as the Longhorns enter Omaha for the six day College World Series at Municiple Stadium. Duke, Missouri, Penn State, Oregon State, Western Michigan, Holy Cross and Colorado State also seek the crown. Missouri opens vs Colorado State in the series opener.
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Texas
Omaha
Municipal Stadium
Omaha Cardinals
Inestead
Texas A and M
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Sooners
Missouri
Texas Longhorns
Duke University
Penn State
Oregon State
Western Michigan
Holy Cross
Colorado State
Kalamazoo
Mich
California
Yale
Douglas Captures Rich Ardmore Open
In Ardmore Oklahoma at the inaugural Ardmore Open a 15 000 prize grew to about 24 000 with top pros competing on Derrick Hills 70 par layout Dave Douglas of Newark Delaware won with a 1 under par 279 and 5 400 prize money the richest to date in the PGA tourney Harrison was runner up at 261 for second money
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Ardmore
Okla
Toledo
America
Oklahoma
Derrick Hills
Waco Turner
Cerrick Hills
Dave Douglas
Newark
Del
Turner
Douglas
E. J
Dutch) Harrison
Columbia Golfer McKinney Wins CALIFORNIA Amateur
Jim McKinney of Columbia fired a seven under par 65 to win the second annual CALIFORNIA amateur golf tournament sponsored by the Golf Association. Lanning of Rolla took second with 66, also winning the medalist trophy for the low 18 holes. Wally Morris of California won the A flight with 70, while Ed Atkins of Columbia claimed the B flight title with 72 amid a field of over 100 players from Jefferson City and surrounding areas.
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California
Jim McKinney
Columbia
Focal Golf Association
McKinney
Hen Lanning
Rolla
Lanning
Launing
Wally Morris
Bud Pappenfort
Jefferson City
Ed “Country “Atkins
Arnold Weiss
Jeffer
Reds Buy Abrams from Dodgers
The Cincinnati Reds purchased Cal Abrams from the Brooklyn Dodgers. Abrams, a 26 year old left handed outfielder, was bought for an undisclosed cash amount and for the contract of an as yet unnamed player owned by Cincinnati, likely a minor leaguer.
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Abrams
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Cal Abrams
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cincinnati Club
Clincinnati
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New York Americans
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Maxwell Paris
Dick Chapman
Pinehurst
N. C
Billy Maxwell
U.S
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Philly
St. Louis Browns
Yanks
Tommy Byrnes
Byrnes
Vic Raschi
E. E. Burgess
West Thone
Saver
Bobby Shantz
Rich Ardmore
Cons Venient
Thrifty Finance Co
Rome
Torna
Son City
Kenneth
Smoky Woods
Bob Coleman
Gus Foster
Joe Harvey
Dick Stout
Sohn Anderson
J. B. Beets
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