Bears Beat Brookfield Twice In Central Missouri League
Jefferson City post describes the Bears securing two wins over Brookfield at Washington Park, boosting their standing as regular features of a tight league race. Pitching by Cassmeyer and Verslues, plus timely hitting from Alberts and Hafner, spurred a 24 21 and 24-21 doubleheader, with Merchants and Stags also posting wins and setting up a key next matchup at home.
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Jefferson City
Huy Johnson Bears
Bansons
Brookfield
Washington Park
Bears
Capital Citrans
Leroy Howser
Jack Gatler
Jim Kemmer
Floyd Roberts
Chians
Macemaver Shutant
Moore Gambles Rich Future in Wednesday Bout
Archin Moore risks a $1,000,000 future for about $90,000 in a Wednesday heavyweight title defense against middleweight champion Bove Olson at New York's Polo Grounds. The 34 year old, 9 to 5 favorite, must win big to remain credible for a shot at Rocky Marciano, with a potential $90,000 purse from an estimated $250,000 gate and 25,000 in attendance, plus TV and radio shares.
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New York
Archin Moore
Bove Olson
Polo Grounds
Moore
Rocky *Marciano
Radio Munky
ABC
Archie
Olson
Vince’ Martinez
Managers’ Guild
Syra Jieuse
Chico Varona
Cuba
Radio-Tv
Young Democrats Face K of C Tonight Clash of Loebball Leaders
Undefeated Young Democrats (3-0) meet Knights of Columbus (1-0) at Diensing Field at 8 pm. Bud Yan Lao to start for Young Democrats, Fred Schneiders for El of C. Also Trinity Lutheran (20) vs Methodist (2.0) in Girls League at 6:30 pm. Highway Department 2-31 vs Salvation Army (0-2) closes the card at 5 pm.
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Diensing Field
Highway Department
Salvation Army
Highway
News-Tribune
Legion Squad Faces Severe Challenge in Loop Game Tonight
Jefferson City’s Legion squad meets Mexico’s Junior Legion in a postponed Eighth District League clash. Mexico is 32-? this season and has won nine of eleven, while Jefferson City aims for its sixth straight league win and 10th season victory. Leroy Klebba will start for JC with Bobby Joe Hutchison likely opposing.
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Jefferson City
Gions Sexton Motors
Mexico
Citians
Mexton
Junior Legion
Cilans
Columbia
Leroy Kiebba
Bobby Joe Hutchison
Klebba
Marvin McCow
Raymond Scott
Wendall Koerner
Jerry Higgins
Jerry Toebben
Joe Calvin
Gene Hazelhorst
Bobby Lammers
Larrys Long
Ralph Jones
Fleck Edges Hogan To Win U S Open Playoff
Jack Fleck, 32, from Davensport Iowa, defeats Ben Hogan in a playoff at Olympic Country Club to claim the U S Open after posting a four under par 62. Hogan finishes with 72 as Fleck seizes the lead on the fifth hole and holds on through late drama, earning $6,000 plus additional earnings.
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San Francisco
Ben Hogan
Jowan
Jack Fleck
I Municipal
Davensport
Iowa
Hogan
Olympic Country Club
Lake Course
Marks Hogan
Fleck
Hileide
Werth Green
Flock
Mun
Sam Parks
Remmand
Tres
Rie
Hog
Courpetitor
Firally
Lerdas
Cardinals Win Attendance Lead in Dodgers Series at Haselt Stadium
The St. Louis Cardinals won only one of three games against the Brooklyn Dodgers at Haselt Stadium but led in attendance with 81,141 over the series. Karl Spooner pitched five scoreless innings in relief for Brooklyn to seal the decisive win, while Floyd Wooldridge was charged with the loss for St. Louis.
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Associated
St. Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn Dodgers
Haselt Stadium
Desigers
Karl Spooner
Replief For & T
Floyd Wooldridge
Houston
Bill Virdon
Vandalia
Eddie
Mergard
Dallas
Tex
Ted Williams
Milwaukee
New York
Sox
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Ace
Redlegs
Secs
Mel Parland
Ine Nuxtall
Chas Grell
Her
Tom Hurd
Jet Sandoval
Harry Sox
the Brooks
Cochran
Covington
St. Louis
Sandy Amores
Jerry Steppelman
Carl Erskine
Jefferson City
Vera Raines
Meadsville
Ind
Spooner
Erskinel
Ira Lewie
Te Fith
Walter
Phils
Maynald
Lombard
Marv Blastocks
Stretch
Willie Jones
J. R. Cleary
Brooklyn Ledgers
Los J
King Giants
Leo Dorocher
John Phil
Giants
Wille Mays
Lips Jr
Vex
Chicago Cubs
Cleary
Philadelphia Phillies
Alsfard Crouch
Warsaw
West Darkness
Dark
Prison Squad Tops St. Louis Ponies 9-5 in 8-0 Victory
Missouri Prison Eagles beat the St. Louis Ponies 9-5 as Sundar Mangan led with three hits. Dolan Boswell Willams and Menard Frey added two hits each. Williams earned the win, Guattney took the loss in an eight-hit game.
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Missouri Prison Eagles
St. Louis
Mangan
Dolan
Boswell
Willams
Menard
Frey
Wit
Williams
Jloss
Guattney
Minor League Results From The Ameri can Association
Unclear league results listed show multiple mismatched team scores such as Indianapolis, Denver, Omaha, and others with a suspended game due to curfew. Several entries appear garbled and partially unreadable, but reflect scores and schedule notes across clubs in the American Association and related circuits.
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Ameri¢en Association
Indianapoliy
Denver
Omaha
Lealsyhie
Isecond
Iopinge Charlestoe
St. Pau
Toledo
Een Association
Nashville
Latte Rock
Memphiy
Chattangoza
Memphia
Ghettangopa
Curf
New Orleans
Mobile
Atlanta
Yankees Top White Sox in Duo of Wins to Regain Lead
The New York Yankees moved back atop the American League by sweeping the Chicago White Sox in a two game set. Elston Howard Bill Skowron Gil McDougald and Mickey Mantle homered as the Yanks took both ends, continuing a seesaw battle for first with Cleveland and Boston also in the mix.
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New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Casey Stengel
Cleveland
Indians
Boston
Ted Sox
Fed Sox
Yanks
White Sox
Elston Howiard
Bill Skowron
Gil McDougald
Mickey Mantic
Young Demos Top Marshall in Softball Victory
Jefferson City Young Democrats beat Marshall 60 in softball led by Bert Francis who allowed only three hits while smashing two homers and a double. Dave Beggers added a homer, and Francis struck out 14 with no walks as the Young Democrats extended their winning streak to nine, with upcoming league games against Knights of Columbus and Tarpitine at various venues.
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Jim Cassmeyer
Eiselfield
Jefferson City
Jerry Cleveland
Brookfield
Cassmeyer
Wright
Husky Capital City
Cleveland
Krooksield
Herb Voerslues
Byron Humphreys
Forrester
Ritter
Bob Rovar
Burst
Royal
Verslues
Alra
Anata
Egg Prires
Vandelicht
Jefferson City Merchants
Hae Severne
Preets
Ny Fritsch
Roy-pire
Merchants
Marti Bunch
Stan
van Loo
Frank
Higgins
Hears
Algoar Remnes
San
Columbus
Bia
Mal Cilians
Tal
Mob Osborne
Modesty
Abb Laties
Ana Scene Baker
Jleifer Vu
Cyren
Tay Daugive
Ferrer
Bomder
Algoa
Mit
Roverta
Mh rToe
Ledten
Tor
Eaumyer P Yeatco
Toia
Jef- Bogetnia
Sofferson City
Mabendels
Howser
GRO Yaniche
Hemmer
Zeeninth
Wevler
Geggit
Asrhss
Eae Bee
Eae Bee Foochi, Curt Taggart
Tovaront Tn
Stubblefield
Algor
Sinth
Brey
Osborne
Taggart
Ellington
Siew
Ed Pepnotes
Vie Seixas
Drobny Caye
Eris An aRoy
Ewing Muhler
Aiamein Pargilay
Drobny
Tanner
Philadelphis Ily
Caron
Caye
Alberts
E. Albertios Eng
Beitzerland
Ene Alesse
Britain
McBaine
Jimmy Jackson
Imeearm Getter
Jackson
Cave
Jack Menkin
Handel
Walker Cop
Rex Baxter Jr
Amarillo
Yes
Marshal
Bert Francis
Young Democrat
Marshall
Francis
Dave Beggers
Young Democrats
Larry Zimmerman
Charlie McDonels
Citlaws
Biaikes
Davis
Civic League
Young Demos
Knights’ of Columbus
Jefferson’ City
Tarptiine
Bueasing Field
Bogup Atrocrats
Io Narshail
Everting
Horst
Mim'nan
Cemston i
Seawite
Weinzler
McDaniels
Joa Roark
Joes
Bolter
AGM Davis
Young Deas
Capital City Squads Tonight Sports Schedule
Baseball American Legion Mexico at 2 15 PM Lions June City League Washington Park Nebel versus Moose Junior League Washington Park 7 15 PM Roarks Range vs Fagles Intermediate Smith Field 5 15 PM Optimists vs Fabick Mid Get League Kansas State Field 5 15 PM Softball Trinity Lutheran vs Methodist Girls League Duensing Field 6 30 PM Young Democrats Civic League Duensing Field 3 PM Highway Dept vs Salvation Army Intermediate Duensing Field 9 30 PM
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American Legional Mexico
BP. m. Wivanis Ve. Lions
Washington Park
Nebel
Moose
Roarks
Range
Fagles
Smith Field
Fabick
Kansas St. Field
Trinity Lutheran
Methodist
Duensing
C. We ‘Young Democrats
Civic League
Highway Dept
Salvation Army
Itermnediate
Red Birds Win Two Games In Local Intermediate League
Young Red Birds defeated California 16 to 1 and Horton 15 to 1 over the weekend, after two prior Teapuue losses. Richard Dalstein pitched Saturday for Capital Citizens, with a bases loaded single by James Medlanus and a Dalstein triple powering the rally. Walker earned the win in relief for Jerry Williams.
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Defferson City
Red Birds
Capital City
California
Horton
Richard Dalstein
Capital
Carly
Capital Citions
James Medlanus
Dalstein
Walker
Jerry Willams
Biles
Jefferson City Beats Mexico in Central Tennis First win in three engagements
Jefferson City swept five of six singles and two of three doubles to defeat Mexico 6-2, 6-2 in Central Tennis Association play. Papin and Childs won doubles, Haas was Mexico’s lone singles winner, and the victory left Jefferson City 1-2 in the series with Mexico 6-2 overall on the year.
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Jefferson City
Mexico
Nacy
John Plesko
Muck
Roworth
Jocal
AL Papin
Tomeves
Johnson
Stan Sehupp
Jnetters
Bob Mudd
Sam Luebbert
John Hapi
Cilians
Kin
Jefferson Tier
Richard Nacy
Oscars City
Central
Aad
Hill Haas
Jack Roworth
Munif
S.tt
Haas
C. R. Childs
Bel
Gal
Nebel Moose Also Play Tomorrow In Junior League
Leaders tilt as Nebel and Moose meet in the 3:15 p.m. game at Washington Park in a Junior Baseball League doubleheader with a late 7:15 p.m. finale slated, while Roark Range and Eagles clash at Smith Field in an all undefeated Intermediate League day.
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Nebel
Moose
Kiwanis
Lions
Cins
Washington Park
Will Mvel
Roark
Range
Eagles
Smith Field
Schriefers
Zang
Bordeaux
DeLongs
Red Birds
Linus
Kansas
Smith
Cavital Retters
Optimist
Kansas St. Fill
General Supply Freshie
Thursipees
VFW
Tigtel
Mate “Aelam Amitermediate Eyspuel
Behelelers Oy
ZOD Roark and
Linge
Mordedie
Eroshied
Gatumers Bk Tae
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDINGS AND SCHEDULE SUMMARY
AP report outlines NL standings with Brooklyn leading behind St Louis and Chicago as Chicago and Milwaukee trail. It lists recent results including Brooklyn 7 St Louis 4 and Milwaukee New York 5 Cincinnati 0, plus Sunday games Brooklyn at Pittsburgh and Philadelphia at St Louis.
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Associated Press
National League
Brooklyn
Chicago
Bilwaukee
New York
Philadelph
Cincinnat
Wgr
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Hearn
Fowler
Mileaaker
Milwaukee
New
Washington
Baltimore
Cleveland
Kansas City
Detroit
Seven Records Set In Army Track Meet
Army track meet at Manhattan Kansas closed with seven records. Pierre LaPierre and Fred Dwyer sparked the feature by finishing a 4 074 mile race as LaPierre edged Dwyer in the final yards. New marks also included Red Richards 2 0yard dash 20.9 seconds Bruce Drummon two mile steeplechase 1 20 4 Will Hollie loop step jump 49 ft 6 in John Hall thigh jump 7 4 Ted Wheeler 880 yard run 2 50 3 Willie Stevens 12 yard hurdles 14 3 seconds Richards also set 9 5 seconds in 60 yard dash. The 3rd Army champ won the Command hip with ALS points.
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Manhattan
Kas Pierre
Fred Dwyer
LaPierre
Dwyer
Mercy
Georgetown University
Wohl LaPierre
Warren Dreutzler
Army
Red Richards
2Nd Army
Bruce Drummon
4Th Army
Wills Hollie
Europe Command
John Hall
Ord Army
Ted Wheeler
Sth Army
Willie Stevens
Sth
Richards
Durocher benches Mays after Giants slump in Milwaukee
Milwaukee Braves sweep Giants 3 games as Leo Durocher benches Willie Mays for the first time in his career. Mays struggled with three hits in 26 at bats and poor throws while Whitey Lockman covered centerfield. The defeat drops New York to fourth as Milwaukee wins 87.
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Milwaukee
Willie Mays
New York Giants
Feebley
Giants
Milwaukee Braves
New York
Leo Durochier
Mays
Whitey Lovkman
AL Dark
Due Vocher
Bins Mays
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Post-Tribune
Jefferton
R. Alberts
Stags
E Alberts
Bagby
Hafner
Mu.Baine
Mankin
Fulton
Rebels
John Oit
Doug Link
McMaine
Bvage
AB Knad
Soharan
Goth
Mercharts
Jefferson City Stags
Parker-Henley Field
Chants
Ree Erangee
Salisbury
Harold Flubert Cave
Elliott Alberts
Mel Paschal
Imerchante Ney
Steere
SF Fetes
RM Mann
Teggert
Parise
Sued
Bryan
Yen Oo
J Ellington
Winthrop
Weecs
Odorden
Fountain
E. Alberts
Rich Al-Tstels
Rod Herts
Raymon Bagby
Ty G ‘ Merchant
Alcon
Rich
Sugar ‘Ray Robinson
Rocky Castellani
Gene Poirier
Oscar Pita
Agen Lina
St. Nicholas Arena
Niagara Falls
N.Y
Weller
K. of
Legion Squad
Mr. Fleck
Dodgers
Sandy Amoros
Hres Tales
Virdon
Erskineon
Ken Boyer
Sally Hemus
Fred Walker
Hemus
Harry Walker
Senators
Washerington
Tain
St. Louis Ponies
Durecher
Yankees
Chisox
Steppelman
Fefferson
Midwest Auto Stores
Mel Acter
S-Laby
Durocher
Witty Tha i
Crea
Ioan
Myer
Leen
Misael
High ST. Cor
Madison
Fleets Creektaider
Herson City
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