Red Birds Split Week-End Baseball Wins In City Park
Jefferson City Birds split a twin bill with Edgar's Murray of Columbia 4-3 at City Park, then dropped the opener 3-2 to Marshall. Ray StuckenSchnieder pitched well for the Birds, while Crenshaw pitched for Columbia. Murphy Mueller Maxey and Alberts led the Birds with five hits apiece in the decisive game.
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Murray
Columbia
City Park
Marshal
Diering A Hero Cardinals Do It With Ninth Inning Run
The 1951 St Louis Cardinals edged the Philadelphia Phillies 6 to 5 at Sportsman’s Park as Chuck Diering delivered a ninth inning run after homering earlier and Stan Musial also homered. The Phillies answered late but Diering’s heroics secured the win for St Louis amid a tense game with multiple lead changes.
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Associated Press
Louis Cardinals
Defeaute
Philadelphia Phillies
Sportsman's Park
Chuck Diering
Phils
Low Klein
Gio
Stan Musial
Seoviy Robb
San Diego Vaulter Steals Spotlight At NCAA Finals
In Los Angeles on June 24, San Diego State vaulter Bobby Smith drew the crowd as 21,370 watched the NCAA finals. He cleared 14-3 after 14- inches, failing to set a record as Yale’s Jim Fuchs did. Oklahoma’s Bill Cartell and Wisconsin’s Tom Bennett also cleared 14 feet, aiding the big show while California claimed its 13th team title with 32 points.
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Los Angeles
Bobby Smith
San Diego State
Yale
Jim Fuchs
Bill Car- Tell
Oklahoma
Tom Bennett
Wisconsin
USC
Jack Montgomery
Regan
George Rasmussen
Montgombry
Mohawks Fall to Rolla 3 1 at Lincoln Field
Rolla defeated the Jefferson City Mohawks 3 to 1 at Lincoln Field yesterday. The Hawker hurler Funeve Ss earned three wins in the season, with Robert Butram as his battery mate. The Mohawks meet Mexico there Sunday.
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Jefferson City
Motormen Hit On All Cylinders In 13 for Victory
Jeff City junior Legion Sexton Motors pounced for 9 hits and a 13-1 win over Fulton Junior Legion. Basnett went 4 for 4, Mlenaiur 3 for 4, Walz 3 for 4 as Fulton yielded 19 hits. Fulton’s lone unearned run came on a walk and two errors. Jeff City faces Boonville next Sunday at Boonville.
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Rob Mlenaiur
Pete Walz
Ini
Fulton
Jeff City
Boonville
Linksmen Outswing California in NL and AL Schedule
Baseball schedule shows National League matches with Boston at Chicago York at St. Louis night games Philadelphia at Pittsburgh and a games slate. American League includes Detroit at Boston night Cleveland at Philadelphia at Washington St. Louis at New York night.
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St. Louis
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Detroit
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Washington
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Ene
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Gordon
Robinson
Ennis
Phi Thomson
Jones
Furille
Brook
Kiner
Musial
Fsat
Reese
ng—Sewel
Brancs
Spahn
Branca
Bud Hemmel Again Medalist With Even Par Rounds
The Hough Park golf team defeated California 44 to 12 at their home course, with Bud Hemmel again the medalist at 72. Smoky Woods and Jongoall earned medal honors with 73, Ford of California was third at 74. Hemmel led a 13 man team to California, and locals won nine of 24 twosomes. Column notes grass too long and sand on greens challenging, but putts held.
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Hough Park
California
Mon‘iteau
Bud Hemmel
Smoky Woods
Jongoall
Hougher
Ford
Hemmel
Cal Hornia
Memy
Yin
Woods
Mooney
Fred Hinskle
Hemmtel
Breeden
Craighead
Carew
Bowlin
Mostey
Cole
Foster
Lemmon
Coppage
Bolt
C. “Bost
Lowe
Stout
Bob Hinkle
Robb
Galla
Morris
Split in Time Middlecoff Mangrum Divide Tourney Money
Cary Middlecoff and Lloyd Mangrum, two top pros, shared the Motor City Open crown after an 11 hole playoff. Middlecoff, Memphis dentist and national Open winner, and Mangrum both earned $2 250 in a dramatic sudden death finish that extended beyond regulation play.
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Cary Idleceff
Lloyd Mangrum
Uoyd Mongrum Be
Hogan
E. J. Dutch Harrison
Middlecott
Memphis
Tenn
Chicago
Niles
Middlecoft
Fach
Mangrum
Ion
Mangraum
Indianapolis Bags First in Double A Standings After Twin Bill
After a seven game run Louisville dropped twice in a Sunday doubleheader at Indianapolis. Indianapolis moved back into first place in the American Association as St Paul fell to second, 22 games back, by splitting with Milwaukee. Jim Walsh pitched a six hit shutout in the opener as Indianapolis won 4-1. Nanny Fernandez delivered a bases loaded single in the seventh to lift Indianapolis 4-3 in the nightcap. Milwaukee beat St Paul 7-3 in the first game. St Paul took the second 5- on Eric Tipton’s seventh inning homer. Columbus swept Toledo 6-0 and 4-3. Minneapolis and Kansas City split. Sal Yvars homered and drove in six in the opener 10-7. Dave Madison pitched the nightcap for Milwaukee, shutting Minneapolis to three hits.
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Richie Ashburn
Agai
Musial
Red Schoendiens
St. Louis
Eig
Phils
Brazie
Philadelp
Browns
Athletics
St Louis
Joe Ostrowski
Dick Kekos
Les Moss
Ostrowski
Ned Garver
Hine
Unie
Ouncamee
Jack Graham
Garver
Philadelphia
Mike Guer
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Indianapolis
St Paul
Milwaukee
Indianapslie
Jim Walsh
Tribe
Nanny Fernandez
Sin~gle
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Saints
Eric Tipton
Columbus
Toledo
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Millers
Sal Yvars
Eagles Rout Russellville In 16 4 Victory
The Jefferson City Eagles beat Russellville 16 to 4 on Russellville’s home field. Four pitchers and two catchers in a walkaway. debut of Billy Roundtree as a fielder turned pitcher, going 0 for 3 with a walk. Eagles head on road for Marceline Brooxfield and Tricketts next.
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Jorais
Billy Roundtree
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Tricketts
Pro tennis prospects and coaching lore in roundups
Don Budge criticizes Ted Schroeder’s pro prospects as Kramer’s return reshapes the tour hopes and a big match showdown looms. Bill Harris recalls coaching wisdom in a Buffalo game and a pitcher’s trick that struck out with a middle fastball. NCAA baseball hosts Wichita State support and Jack Mitchell shifts from Oklahoma players to coaching in Blackwell with farm duties and TV work.
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New York
Don Budge
Ted Schroeder
Schroeder
Don
Jack Kramer
Ted
Kramer
Bill Harris
Giants
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Jersey City
Buffalo
Jehoff
Jones
Harris
Ted Collins
New York Bulldogs
Bobby Layne
Johnny Raueh
Babs
Wichita
Nebr
Wichita U. Sorority
Jack Mitchell
Okla
Roma U
Blackwell
Sooners
Mitchell
Waitkus Improving from Shot Wound in Chicago Hospital
Philadelphia baseball star Ed Waitkus shows progress after being shot by a 19 year old typist in Ruth Ann Steinhagen's hotel room. Doctors say he may leave hospital in about three weeks as his condition remains good at Illinois Masonic hospital.
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Philadelphia
Eddie Waitkus
Waitkus
Ruth Ann Steinhagen
Illinois Masonic Hospital
Tipton Legionnaires Fall to Boonville in 7-4 Loss
In Tipton Missouri on June 19 the Tipton Junior Legionnaires lost to Boonville 7-4 in their first defeat of the season. Earlier Centertown hosted a Central Missouri League game where the Tipton Lions Club team defeated opponents 15 to 8.
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Women’s Western Open Opens In Oklahoma City
Old pros Babe Didrikson Zaharias and Patty Berg headline a 115-golfer field as the 20th annual Western Women’s Open begins with 18-hole qualifying at the Oklahoma City Country Club. Local interest centers on the two stars while amateurs push the pace in early rounds.
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Babe Didrikson Zaharias
Patty Berg
Oklahoma City Country Club
Babe
Patty
Skyjgrest
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Baseball season leaders and stats from major leagues
The text lists batting leaders with Detroit and Boston players leading in runs and hits, including Williams and Stephens with home runs, Kell and Majeski topping doubles, and pitchers Reynolds and Newhouser among strikeout leaders. It appears as a statistical summary from a National League or overall season tail line.
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DiMaggio
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Joost
Philadelphia
Ams
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Stephens
Kell
Majeski
Zermial
Chicago
Mitchell
Cleveland
Yale
Jonst
Siler Louis
Reynolds
New York
Tr Newhouser
Robinson
Brooklyn
Schoendienst
St Louis
Reese
Shoemen Rout Marceline as 15 Hits Boost Win
The Aweedie shoemen toppled Marceline 9 to 3 behind 6 hit pitching by James Schueller. Schueller worked the distance, keeping Marceline from rallying in the ninth. D Sifford collected two doubles and two singles, Harold Turner added two hits, and Bill Tinton hit a triple with two singles in five trips as the Shoemen amassed 15 hits in 80 degree heat at Marceline.
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