Weber Sets MU Mark For Most Victories
Missouri's seniors eye another NCAA baseball title as Hi Simmons worries about Southern California. Weber's 23rd straight win caps a 24-3 season. he belts a double and a triple with key defensive plays backing his 10th win setting a 12 year Missouri single season record. USC looms as the defending champs and Simmons weighs Musgraves or Stroud for the start.
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Jan Kleinman
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Stroud
Columbia Nabs Second Golf Crown in Row
Columbia captured the Inter City golf championship for the second year running with 28914 points at the Jefferson City Country Club. Marvin Burnett of Columbia won medal honors with a three over par 75, edging Jefferson City’s J T Leslie who shot 76 on the 6288 yard course. Jefferson City won team honors with 273 points, Fulton 272, Sedalia 245, as Loeffler led Jefferson City with 177 points. Other Jefferson City teammates and scores are listed.
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J. T. Leslie
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Fulton
Sedalia
Ed Loeffler
Martin
Loeffler
Russell Rinklin
Robert Welborn
Elliott Farmer
Ralph Hammond
Herman Crookshank
Dick Norman
Robert Dallmeyer
Waggoner shines as Red Birds beat Sedalia 6-4
Jefferson City's Butch Waggoner tossed seven hitless innings before relief, earning his second win. He also batted four for four to lift his average to .373 while Dave Smith dropped to .425 after going hitless in five at bats. Sedalia led 8th inning rally. Ray Uriarte and Don Duncan produced key hits. The Red Birds improved to 10-2 in the series with a 6-4 win. They face Columbia and Salem on the road this weekend.
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Eldon Legion Seeks First Win In Central Missouri League
Eldon hosts Jefferson City in Central Missouri American Legion League action as Eldon aims to rebound from a 10-0 loss to Fulton. Wyman Basinger starts Larry Theroff against a Jefferson City lineup led by .333 Ron Maasen and .308 hitters Joe Boessen and Harvey Reinkemeyer.
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Donald Richardson
Richard Claxton
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Ron Maasen
Joe Boessen
Harvey Reinkemeyer
Maasen
Sammy Snead Qualifies for Open in 24th Attempt
Golf fans celebrate as Sammy Snead earns one of 94 spots in final 36-hole tests across Detroit, Woodmere, N Y, Washington, Pittsburgh, and Fort Worth to reach the Open field at Congressional Club Washington D C June 18 20. Snead posted 71 73 144 five under the cutoff while prominent names like Cary Middlecoff Tommy Bolt Lew Worsham and Dave Marr miss or struggle in the grind.
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Pistons Trade Top Scorer to Bullets
Detroit basketball moves top scorer to Washington Bullets as part of a player deal. The report notes context from 1919 and ties to University of Pennsylvania alumni, with biographical details on a 71-year-old former coach and Manhattan resort setting. Eddie Bush named manager coach of Memphis Wings in NHL system. two year contract.
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Sadecki Surges as Cardinals Shut Out Giants
Ray Sadecki, 23, delivers six-hit 1-0 win over Juan Marichal to move St. Louis within one game of NL lead. Recount notes his early meltdown as a young “10-year-old” and subsequent rise from minor leagues to ace starter, with Giants, Phillies, Pirates, Reds, Mets, Cubs also winning or losing games around him.
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Cardinals
Curt Flood
Charley James
Giants
Gil Garrido
Garrido
Harvey Kuenn
Richie Allen
Art Mahaffey
Ed Roebuck
Jerry Lynch
Wolters Marshall Win Mixed Doubles Meet
Nort Wolters and Jody Marshall won the mixed doubles bowling tournament at iBowl-A-Wile Lanes with a 1360 team total to lead 40 entrants. Bob Jones and Kay Corrigan took second with 1253, Marian Vanderwerff and Welden Vanderwerff were third with 1242, while the 10th place started at 1206.
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Jody Marshall
Wolters-Marshall
Bob Jones
Kay Corrigan
Marian
Welen Vanderwerff
Cardinals edge Giants 1-0 as Sadecki earns sixth win
Ray Sadecki of the Cardinals posts his sixth win by limiting the league leading San Francisco to six hits in a 1-0 decision. Don Demeter of Detroit belts two homers and a double driving in five as the Tigers rout Minnesota 9-1.
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Cardinals
San Francisco
Don Demeter
Tigers
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Minnesota
Standings and Results From The Baseball Leagues
Standings show San Francisco leading with 30 wins and Philadelphia at 28. Cincinnati 27, Pittsburgh 28, St Louis 27, Milwaukee 26, Chicago 24, Los Angeles 25, Houston 25, New York 17. Tuesday results include St Louis 1 San Francisco 0 and Cincinnati 2 Los Angeles 1. American League leaders Chicago 30 14, Baltimore 31 18, New York 25 20.
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