Junior Legion hosts St Thomas in rain plagued night
The Junior American Legion team, 2-4, faces St Thomas at Washington Park. Weather disrupted league start with four rainouts delaying practice and pitching work. Basinger plans to start Schepers or Moody and will reshuffle pitchers after two Boessen brothers miss tonight.
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American Legion
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St .Thomas
Boessen
St. Thomas Tam
Allen
Joe
Bir
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Kim Barry
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SL Louis Southwest Kiwanis
Suxray
Glavin leaves Sedalia coach post for Kansas City area job
Howard Glavin resigns after 12 seasons at Sedalia Smith-Cotton amid alleged board pressure to resign or be fired. He moves to Center South Junior High near Kansas City to teach physical education, health, and direct freshman football basketball and track, earning more money. He will not retire from coaching but shifts to a broader duties mix including golf and tennis, with plans to sell his Sedalia home and relocate after National Guard Camp.
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Howard Glavin
Ulimatum
Refleo
Sedalia
Smith-Cotton Yight Chanl
Glavin
Center South Junior High School
Kansas City
Seralia
Board of Education
Tigers
Central Missouri Caliference
Sonfaeper
Missouri
Las Eelball Glavinaksiste
Ralph (Stub) Dow Maldh
Atchison, Kan
Kangsas City
National Guard
Fierce bonus trend fuels major league baseball bids
Baltimore scout says competition for promising youngsters drives record bonus money in 1962. Humphrey notes strong NCAA tourney links and predicts age limits may curb pro chances, citing Southern California stars and Oklahoma State prospects as examples.
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Byron Fienphreau
Baltimore
Humphrey
Binder Jr
Oiaha
Southern California
Lle Tournainen
Din Wixson
Oklahoma State
Art Ersepke
Southern Cal
Ersepke
Stueiphrey
Woods' No-Hitter Gives Coke Win in Midget League
Coca Cola team won 4-3 despite only two hits, aided by six WEW errors and a big third inning. Pitcher Snider allowed one hit through six, with relief help from Stokes and Guhleman, while Scruggs' Schneider suffered the loss. Tharp Lumber and Pee Wee results noted alongside, highlighting Coca Cola's standout performance and the league's scattered contests.
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Cincinnati
Los Angeles
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Viay Itive
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Tharp
Schneider
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Los Anges
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Philadelphia
San Francisco
New York
Stokes
Cleveland
Boston
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Tharp Chicago
Washington
Kansas City
McDonald Minnesota
Motors
Pany
Exchange Bank
Reed
McDonald
Telephone Co
Rackers
Beck
Klammt
Brown
Pen
Histon
Jays
Major League Stars pitcher leads shutout over Cubs
Ailing-Carl Vastraeinski and Red/MacDonald Motors powered a 3-0 victory as the Cubs were blanked on two singles despite four walks. Tharp Lumber, Teese Bank, and Telephone Co provided key runs and RBIs in a tense, low-scoring game.
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Tee Dy Mosca
Etsy
Sands Koufax
Dode — Ers
Cubs
Tharp
Carl Vastraeinski
Red
MacDonald Motors
Digox
Sis
Telephone Co
Homer
Teese Bank
Angels
Nicklaus wins NCAA medal as Houston loses golf crown
In Lafayette Purdue and Jack Nicklaus end Houston's five year team title run. Nicklaus shot 70s to win the NCAA medal while Homero Blancas and Purdue's team contend. Houston advances only one man to match play amid a flawed trial showing.
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Lafayette
Ohio State
Jack Nicklaus
Purdue University
University of Houston
Nicklaus
Purdue
Houston
Dick Crawford
Texas
Homero Blancas
Bears lift in nine as Reds split twinbill
In a doubleheader split, the Cubs beat Cincinnati 3-0 Thursday while St Louis beat the Reds 6-3 behind Jo Jo Jay. The Bears, led by strong pitching, moved into a tie for first in the Ban Johnson League with a 10th win.
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Cincinnati Reds
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St. Clark
Martin's
Bailey
Witning
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Reds
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Taylor
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Houle
Jef-Venter
Cincinnati
Ium
Charley Panietz
Winkum
Panietz
Winer
Los Angeles
San Fran
Cisco
Milwaukee
Wankim
Giants
Warren Spahn
The
Central Miss
Dodgers
Loeffler Leads Jefferson Cilians in State Tourney
JOPLIN Special Ed Loeffler led a four man Jefferson City contingent with a 72 first round in Missouri Golf Tournament qualifying Tuesday. Jim Jackson of Louis shot 66 to set the pace. Others scoring well included Perry Leslie 73 Bob Caine 74 and Jim Dawson 82 with Glen Garland of Carthage 69 as runner up. Six players broke par as the field completes 36 holes Wednesday and the 83 qualifiers proceed to match play.
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Ed Loeffler
Jefferson City
Missouri
Jim Jackson
Louis
Crambion
Twin Hills Country Club
Loeffler
Perry Leslie
Bob Caine
Jim Dawson
Glen Garland
Carthage
Ken Lanning
Rolla
Danny Willins
Fulton
Bob Williams
Columbia
Richard Por
Kim Noellins
Fred Hulse
Toby Hafeli
William Speer Jr
Don Faarot
Jack House
Kansas City
House
Jackson
Fluehills
John H. Simmons
Sedalia
Maris Leads Yanks Over A’s in AL Roundup
Yankees top the A’s 6 2 as Maris drives in runs and homers, with Mantle and Skowron also key. Detroit tightens its lead with a 5 4 win over Washington while Cleveland falls to third after Chicago’s 5 3 victory over the Indians. Kaline breaks in at third base for Detroit, contributing two RBIs as Bunning wins for the White Sox in their surge.
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Ruth
York
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Yanks
Chicago White Sox
Indians
Basion
Los Angeles
Minnesota
Baltimore
Yankees
A's
Mickey Mantle
Joe Nuxhall
Bill Skowron
Nuxhall
Bill Stafford
al Kaline
Tigers
Kaline
Steve Boros
Chico Fernandez
Jim Bunning
Hank Aguirre
Willie Tasby
Senators
Dick Donovan
White Sox
J. C. Martin
Mudcat Grant
Turk Lawn
Carl Yastree
Byrd Explains Golf Meet Fees
Park Board Recreation Director Hi Byrd says golfers misread fee structure for the adult golf tournament. A $4.50 registration covers greens fees for all rounds, including qualifying and at least two tourney rounds. The event runs July 1 through July, with registration deadline June 26.
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Hi Byrd
Byrd
Fight Results Reported From Grrvana and Detroit Cards
Grrvana-Jesse Smith 191 from Enilasetally stopped Johnny Smith 1363 of Los Angeles in round 8. Detroit-Joe Black 153 of Detroit knocked out Clarence Johnson 135 of Alliance Ohin in round 4. Meson eesore.
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Jesse Smith
Enilasetally
Johnny Smith
Los Angeles
Detroit
Joe Black
Clarence Johnson
Alliance
Ohin
Meson Eesore
McKinley and Jantze Lead U S Tennis Team at Wimbledon
Stocky Pemuck McKinley aged 20 from St. Louis and 18 year old Karen Jantze from Chile Verde Calif are the only Americans seeded for the Wimbledon championships next week. Both are seeded eighth in their divisions as they bid to chase the men’s and women’s titles that have eluded American players since Tony Weather.
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Miss Hantz
U.S
London
Pemuck McKinley
Karen Jantze
America
Temmis
St. Louis
Miss Jantze
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Viet
Calif
Sion McKinley
United States
Tony Aeather
Olympic Group Tightens Amateurism Rules Across Sports
Athens report notes the IOC approved stricter amateurism standards, redefining who qualifies as an amateur. Controversy centers on pay for training and participation in sports like pentathlon, judo, and canoeing. The decision aims to curb material gain while preserving Olympic integrity, with existing subsidies under scrutiny and a push to align winter and summer games policies.
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Kaline Plays Third Base In First Time In Pro Career
Washington report notes Al Kaline of Detroit moves to third base due to injuries to Boras and Fernandez. He belts a double and two singles with an RBI, scoring once as the Tigers win 5-4. Kaline, infield debut, handles two chances and throws out a runner, fading into a brief adjustment period before likely returning to his outfield role.
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Bob Scheffing
Steve Boras
Chico Fernandez
Burus
Kaline
Tigers
Billy Klaus
Gene Green
Ecrting
Hallyday
R. C. Cola
Clesners
Knights of Cohim
Ver
Carey
Payne
Erhart
Minor League Scores and Postponements Across Leagues
Baseball results from the International, Pacific Coast, American Association and other circuits. Rochester beat Columbus 7-5 while Syracuse and Rochester split a 3-3 game. Buffalo defeated Richmond 3-0. Jersey City edged Toronto at Charleston. Seattle Hawaii 4 Salt Lake City 6. Vancouver 2 San Diego 5. Portland and Tacoma 3. Dallas Fort Worth 9-1. Trenver 12 Omaha Fausten. Indianapolis games postponed.
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Louise He
Trenver
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