Ex-Tiger star Bob Fuchs transitions to veterinary practice
All-Big Seven center and former Missouri captain Bob Fuchs, 28, has taken joint ownership of a Jefferson City veterinary clinic with Tom Tarders. Fuchs recently earned a Doctor of Veterinary Science degree from Missouri and, after a professional football detour, now cares for dogs, cats, horses and poultry at 118 East High Street. He reflects on his varsity career, the 1948 Oklahoma and 1949 SMU games, and his family’s support as he joins Schulz’s clinic.
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Scout Speaks On Bonus Rule Threat To Prospecting Baseball
Hershel Starlin now scouting for the Philadelphia Phillies critiques baseballs bonus rule as harming top youths by forcing two minor league seasons or bench time. Major league clubs discuss a draft style like football and basketball to pool top prospects, while Ban Johnson programs aid development. Roy West and John Grace are noted prospects, with Stewart and Musgrave discussed as potential limits to signing and major league readiness.
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Sime Sets World Marks Ahead Of NCAA Meet
Dave Sime of Duke set a world record in the 220 yard dash and tied the 100 yard mark at 208.3 seconds as he prepared for NCAA championships in Berkeley California. Red Lewis lauded Sime's potential amid hopes for Olympic qualifying.
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Minor League Results Across Circuits Reported
Baseball results from American Association Southern Association Texas League Western League and related games include Omaha beat Indianapolis 5 to 1 in a 6 inning travel curtailed contest St Paul won 7 to 4 over Louisville Chattanooga 4 to 7 at Little Rock Memphis topped Nashville 12 to 4 and Atlanta defeated New Orleans 9 to 4 Mobile results Birmingham 7 Texas League San Antonio 37 to 5 Shreveport 4 Dallas 12 Oklahoma City 1 Houston 5 Austin 4 Amarillo 5 Sioux City 3 Topeka 4 to 3 Colorado Springs 0 to 2 Des Moines 7 Albuquerque 5.
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Legion Tops Eldon in Fourteenth Perilous Win
Eldon suffered a 9-4 defeat to Sexton Motors as Jefferson City batted around with 12 hits. Lammers earned the win for Sextons, Higgins and Reed Loges worked relief, and Eldon’s Dony Reed took the loss. Nichols led Jefferson City with three singles in five trips, while Van Loo and Long added two hits each.
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Red Birds top House of David in doubleheader sweep
Ross Boeger starred in relief as the G B Red Birds defeated House of David 7-6 and Marshall 14-4 in a Monday doubleheader. John Hooper and Roeger matched strong relief while timely hits and late rallies propelled the Red Birds to both wins in Jefferson City.
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Littler Eyes Open After Round Robin Win in New Rochelle
In New Rochelle during the Gulf Tournament Linyd Mangring praises Gene Tattler after a round robin win. Mangring expected a possible Open push as Cary Middlecott and other contenders remain in play with a large prize pool and strong scoring set by the round robin format.
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DeMarco to Meet Vince Martinez in Boston Welterweight Fight
Boston welterweight Tony DeMarco and Paterson New Jersey’s Vince Martinez, two hard punchers, meet in a Boston 11 rounder likely to deliver fireworks. DeMarco, 24, seeks to rebound after losing his crown to Carmen Basilio and reclaim his status. Martinez, 27, boasts 21 straight wins and 25 knockouts in a 49-3 career. The bout is not televised.
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Robin Freeman Injured In Chopping Accident
Robin Freeman, Ohio State basketball guard, lost parts of the middle and index fingers on his left hand in a woodchopping accident. He underwent surgery at Good Samaritan Hospital in Cincinnati and was reported in good condition. Freeman, 21, 6 feet 1 inch, averaged 25.0 points per game last season and earned all Big Ten honors for three straight years.
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Colts Sign Tackles To Pro Contracts
Baltimore Colts announce veteran Ken Jackson and tackle Jim Lohr signed to NFL contracts. Lohr, the 26th draft pick, will not report this season due to Marine Corps enlistment.
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Cardinals Rally In Win Over Pirates Behind Musial And Wehmeier
Musial powered the Cardinals with a multi run performance including a homer and double while Wehmeier limited the Pirates to four hits in a 4-0 victory. The win kept St. Louis within reach of first place as Cincinnati faltered and Chicago and New York also posted wins in a tight National League race.
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Local Sports Schedule and Results Highlights
Monday's sports slate features Cleveland at Boston and Kansas City at Washington with several two and two records noted for teams. Sunday's results show Washington 42 Detroit 40 and Kansas City 7, with Cincinnati 6 in a mix of National League action and scattered college and local standings. Osage Bend solos a seven hit day to crush Centertown in Ozark League action as Lebanon’s golfer James wins Camdenton tourney in a tight field with Smoky Woods taking A Flight honors.
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College Baseball Scores Second Round Summary
Wyoming defeats New York University 8 to 2 as NYU is eliminated. New Hampshire tops Washington State 6 to 4. Washington State eliminated. Minnesota and Arizona finish tied 4 to 4. Mississippi falls to Baylor 0.
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Ohio State Hurdler Prospect In Olympic Team Race
Milwaukee reports Glenn Davis leads Park club qualifier as Ohio State hurdler prospects for Olympic team gain momentum. Noting June 24 as the club qualifying deadline, the piece cites strong performances by Davis in the 480 meter hurdles and remarks on collegiate record contexts and Kansas dominance in recent events.
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Inter-City Golf Set Here Tuesday
The Jefferson City Country Club hosts a two nines golf match on Tuesday with the Jefferson City club leading in points at 247, chasing defending champion Conn with 260. Weather may affect play as rain is forecast. a second nine shifts to 4:40 pm. Jefferson City team includes Sam Cook and several named members.
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Fourteen New Meet Records At Air Force Track
Riverside California events produced fourteen new meet records in a wave of fast times. Tom Baker former Kansas State standout ran 20.7 for 1226 yards, nearly matching the fastest dash ever. Top three finishers advance to the interservice track meet next Friday and Saturday at Los Angeles.
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