Jefferson City tennis pro to grow state class program
Mrs. V G Salmon runs daily instruction at Washington Park for 75 plus youngsters and a few adults. Her daughter Sue, a top 13 and under player, heads to Missouri Valley and national events this summer while sponsors are urged to help cover travel costs.
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Jefferson City
V. G. Salmon
Tanner Bridge Road
Park Board
Omaha
Neb
Chattanooga
Tenn
Jefferson Citian
Mary Millsap
Salmon
Park Board Schedule Confusing Week With Multiple Meetups
A garbled section lists a Park Board schedule covering Thursday and Friday events for Intermediates and Division divisions. Names such as Crane, Tom, Squires, Rippeto, Busch, and Holiday Inn appear alongside venues like Plaza and Dairy. The text blends team pairings, times, and locations, reflecting a chaotic OCR of local sports and community listings.
Higgins Fans 13 as Red Birds Dump Ft. Leonard Wood
Higgins fans 13 as the Red Birds win 7 2 over Ft Leonard Wood in a state amateur golf tuneup. Jefferson City hosts Wardsville in a Junior Legion clash at Washington Park with Larry Whittle likely on the mound as leaders push for fifth win.
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Columbia
Jefferson City
Junior Legion
Wardsville
Washington Park
Larry Whittle
Wyman Basinger
Capital Cilians
Herley
Rackers
Ban Johnson
Bears
Mexico
Ramblers
Bruins
Hannibal
Golfers advance in Missouri Amateur tourney in Kansas City
Dr J Paul Leslie leads a 4 man local group still in contention after qualifying rounds. Perry Leslie Ed Loeffler and Jim Landwehr also remain among 64. Colom Simmons of Sedalia and Lanning of Rolla tied for medalist honors. match play pairings set for day two with top seeds looming large.
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J. Paul Leslie
Missouri
Kansas City
Perry Leslie
Ed Loeffler
Jim
Twink
Simmons
Blue Hills
Lanning
Jim Tom Blair iiI
St. Louis
Blair
Jim Jackson
Landwehr
Don Dupske
Bob Sauer
Kirkwood
Seventh in Row For Local Club Branson Monday
Branson's 7th straight win after a 7-2 defeat of Ft Leonard Wood Hilltoppers. Dennis Higgins pitched a four hitter with 13 strikeouts to lift Carling's Red Birds, improving to 3-0 since joining the locals. Capitol Citians visit Ft Wood Saturday for a return clash. next Monday the Birds host Branson.
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Carling
Red Birds
Ft. Leonard ‘Wood
Ft. Wood
Dave Koch
Missouri
Charley Lawson
Rich Debrosky
John Carroll
the Birds
Branson
RBI
Salinas
Aponte
Simmons
Harvey
Wobori
Carroll
Altwater
Cannon
Daesch
Jordan
P .O
Witt
Devrok
Debrosky
Axon
Dewrok
Sth
RBI Begeman
Uriarte
Lawson
Alberts
A Koch
Q Brickey
Fritsch
Brower
Higgins
P . Vy
Wood
Waggoner's Tops Columbia Girls in Softball Rout
Waggoner's teed off on Columbia for seven runs in the first inning to win 12-2 at Duensing Field in Girls League play. Sandy Roark drove in three with a homer, later homers by Roark and Jane Henley and a Dianne Clark triple sealed the victory as Columbia pitcher Laverne Lehar took the loss and Peggy Jiueckenotle earned the win.
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Waggoner
Columbia
Duensing Field
Sandy Roark
RBI
Jane Henley
Dianne Clark
Laverne Lehar
Peggy Jiueckenotle
Minor League Results Across Leagues
Baseball scores from the Pacific Coast League and others list Spokane Tacoma Vancouver San Diego Seattle Sacramento Salt Lake Portland games. American League matchups include Dallas Fort Worth Minneapolis Neaver Indianapolis Louisville Houston and St Paul at Charleston ppd. International League reports Miami Rochester Buffalo Havana Richmond Montreal Toronto Columbus ppd.
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Associated Preas
Spokane
Tacoma
Vancouver
San Diego
Seattle
Sacramento
Salt Lake
Portland
Dallas-Fort Worth
Site of Third Ingo-Floyd Tiff Still in Doubt
New York AP reports the site for a Patterson Johansson third heavyweight bout remains unsettled as Los Angeles offers to host in late September or October. Police protection costs and crowd turnout disputes at the Polo Grounds threaten a New York venue with tax issues potentially ending talks.
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New York
Floyd Patterson
Ingemar Johansson
Florida
Los Angeles
Bill Fugazy
Feature Sports, Inc
Memorial Coliseum
Fugazy
Chicago
Dallas
Patterson- Johansson
Stephen Kennedy
Polo Grounds
New York State Athletic Commission
Patterson
Braves Acquire Alvin Dark From Philadelphia L
The Milwaukee Braves announced the purchase of veteran infielder Alvin Dark from the Philadelphia Phillies. General Manager John McHale said an undisclosed cash sum was exchanged for Dark, along with the contract of infielder Joe Morgan, now with Louisville in the American Association. Dark, 37, was brought in to boost pinch hitting as Milwaukee chases first-place Pittsburgh, with a roster trim planned once Dark reports.
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Milwaukee
Alvin Dark
Philadelphia Phillies
Milwaukee Braves
John McHale
Braves
Joe Morgan
Louisville
American Assn
Dark
Pittsburgh Pirates
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Indians Win 1-0 as Wynn Earns 274th Victory
Wynn, 40, earned his 274th win the lone run game in Baltimore 1-0. White Sox beat Orioles 3-1 as Wynn shut down the Orioles. Yankees extend AL lead with 13th win in Detroit win. Ditmar wins as Colavito and Kaline homer. Cleveland blanked Washington 1-0 as Bowsfield notches first shutout of the season.
Wednesday and Thursday Scores in Major League Baseball
The New York Yankees defeated Detroit 7 to 3 while Chicago beat Baltimore 3 to 1 and Cleveland triumphed 1 to 0 as Washington also won 2 to 0 and Boston edged Kansas City 1 to 0. Thursday matchups include New York at Detroit and Baltimore at Chicago with Washington at Cleveland and Boston at Kansas City.
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New York
Detroit
Chicago
Baltimore
Cleveland
Washington
Kansas City
Boston
W. L. Pet
New York Sane
Sayer
Runnels
Maris
Mantle
Hansen
Minoso
Skowron
Lollar
Fox
Aparricio
Lemon
Aparicio
Landis
Piersall
Coates
B. Daley
Bunning
Pascual
Bell
Pirates blank Cardinals as Friend wins ninth game
Pirates pitcher Bob Friend scattered eight hits to shut out St. Louis 5-0 in Pittsburgh. Larry Jackson allowed nine hits before leaving in the seventh as Pittsburgh mounted a four‑run rally. Friend earned his ninth win with five strikeouts and no walks, while the Cardinals dropped to 9-7.
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Associated Press
St. Louis Cardinal
Larry Jackson
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Bob Friend
Redbirds
Friend
Cardinals
Ron Kline
Harvey Haddix
Kansas City Athletics
Boston Red Sox
Kansas City
Ray Herbert
Sox
A's
Danny Kravitz
Andy Carey
Herbert
Scor
Unassisted Triple Play Highlights Pee Wee Baseball
In a Park Board game at Eagles Field Security-Coca Cola beat Coca Cola 7-3 after an unassisted triple play in the sixth. John Alexander earned his fourth win with a 15 strikeout no hitter. Howard Kunz aided with a triple. Dickie Woods won 3-2 in extras as two tense midweek bouts unfolded.
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Park Board Baseball
Eagles Field
Security
Cokes
Ted Houx
Ronnie Vivian
John Alexander
Howard Kunz
Dickie Woods
Woods
Dennis Green
Dennis Heed
Lions
Standard Oil
Larry Theroff
VFW
Zesto
Theroff
Tharp Lumber
Tweedies
Pee Wees
Tharp
Braves and Pirates Pace Hard-Play MLB Night
Pittsburgh Pirates top NL race leaders with Vern Law Elroy Face and Bob Friend guiding a 11-hit win over St Louis. Roberto Clemente drives in two as Dick Groat hits 4-for-5 while Friends earns his 4th shutout. Braves rally past Giants 7-4 as Lew Burdette wins fifth straight. Phillies beat Cubs 6-3 as Tony Curry homers in final. Cubs fall 1-0 in late action.
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Presar
Pittsburgh Pirates
Vern Law
Elroy Face
Bob Friend
RBI
Roberto Clemente
Friend
St. Louis
Bucs
Dick Groat
Clemente
Bob Skinner
Milwaukee
Billy Bruton
Joe Adcock
Johnny Logan
Braves
Johnny Antonelli
Lew Burdette
Don McMahon
Giants
Phils
Tony Curry
Tony Gonzales
Johnny Buzhardt
Cubs
Robin Roberts
Joe Schaffernoth
National League Batting Leaders Highlight Pirates and Dodgers
A compressed AP roundup lists top NL batters with Groat of Pittsburgh at .351, larker of LA .344, and hits leaders Groat and Clemente tied at 93. Banks of Chicago leads RBIs with 58, while Mays and Clemente top runs with 52 and 43. Pitching notes cite Law of Pittsburgh at 11-2 and strikeout leaders Drysdale and Friend.
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Associated Press
Groat
Pittsburgh
Larker
Los Angeles
Mays
San Francisco
Hoak
Banks
Chicago
Clemente
Bruton
Milwaukee
Cunningham
St. Louis
Biasan
Cincinnati
Kirkland
Jeo
Boyer
Finson
Cincinnnati
iTaylor
Philadelphia
Law
Williams
Drysdale
Friend
Lions Pee-Wee team leads Division Two with top bats and strong pitching
Palmer Scheperle's Lions Pee-Wee squad sits atop Division Two as four regulars hit .500 plus a pitcher averaging nearly three strikeouts per inning. Key players include Mike Scheperle and Gary Muler sharing batting leads, Stan Todd and Ronnie Don Rose producing runs, while Phil Putman dominates on the mound with 35 strikeouts and a team rail at the top.
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Palmer Scheperle
Lions Pee-Wee Club
Mike Statistics i Scheperle
Gary Muel
Bozesler
Lion
Bill
Mike Scheperte
Stan Todd
FF SF I Zerto
Theroff
Jensen
Gordon
Pe Suefer Hughes
Ambrose
Hag
Gary Murler
Geal Rae Wer
Ontle Wright
Hoy
Tharp
Steve Cheshire
Bil Mobrarr EA Cine
Tweedlies
Lywward
Brown
Becker
Bagnett
Ichalking
Charles Racker
Perdue
AIA
Don Rose
Johnny's
Dave JSON
Alexander Isdi
Coca-Cola
Case Don
Denny Meyer
Green
Pritzell
Woods
jPool
Annette
EAL Bri Aena
jPatmim
Vet Fees
Nivens
Arene Tehealom
Goe
McCarran
Sehwehn
Allen
Lions
Phil Putman
Haste
Griffin
Nets
Freshie
Matte
Brodherker
Miller
M Reed
Scruggs-Guhleman
Danton Steele
Herd
Breele
Ueke
Burnett
Sirtxeout-Reid
Smehe i
Adrian
Jims Mialan Oneymy
Central Trust Aye
Yy Freshie
Scriggs Gublema
Capital Sapple
Herman's Roe
Ewcles
Saat
Kitamt
Wees
Cards Sign Pitcher for 30000 Bonus
ST. LOUIS AB reports the Cardinals signed Ray Washburn a 22 year old right handed pitcher to a bonus contract. The figure around 50000 is noted. Washburn stood 6 2 and 205 pounds and had a 9 3 record for Whitworth College in Spokane Washington, leading the school to the NAIA championship.
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ST. Louis
Louis Cardinals
Ray Washburn
Washburn
Whitworth College
Spokane
Wash
Park Board Results by Linus Peress
Park board results list figures and names including Standard Oil Reed and Todd Whitaker and teeth. The fragment shows numbers 102 000 3 1 2 and 000 100 1 1 5, indicating financial or voting tallies. Further readable entities include Whitaker and Standard Oil.
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Peress
Standard Oil
Reed
Todd
Whitaker
White Sox End Slump With Two-Hitter Win Over Orioles
The Chicago White Sox, fueled by early Wynn's 13th career two-hitter, beat the Baltimore Orioles 3-1 to snap a five-game skid and move past the Orioles into second place. Kent Wadler led the hitting with key blows. The Yankees defeated the Tigers 7-4 as they returned to the lineup, helped by two homers and three RBIs after Skowron's injury.
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Sy Fhe
Early Wynn
White Sox
Orioles
Kent Wadler
Yankees
Tigers
Bill Skowron
Braves Playing Way We Should
Milwaukee Braves extend win streak to five with a 7-4 victory over the San Francisco Giants before 24 541 fans. Attendance reaches 811 030 over 26 dates as manager Charlie Dressen lauds balanced hitting and solid pitching and says Pittsburgh leads the league while Milwaukee focuses on beating other clubs.
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Milwaukee
Milewaukee Braves
Braves
San Francisco Giants
Charlie Dressen
Pittsburgh
Pirates
St. Louis
Dressen
Boxing Ref Results From North American Card
The Associated Press report covers multiple bouts: Dickie Diveroni of Utica outpoints Jay Fullmer of West Jordan in a 135 to 136 decision, White Greaves of Edmonton defeats Dick Tiger of Nigeria by points for the British Empire middleweight title, and Yvon Durelle of Baie Sainte Anne stops Johnny Armstrong of Minneapolis in a light heavyweight clash.
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Prenat
Utica
Dickie Diveronica
Syracuse
N. Y
Jay Fullmer
West Jordan
Utah
Edmonton
Alta
Whlte Greaves
Dick Tiger
Nigeria
Woodstock
N. B
Yvon Durelle
Baie Ste. Anne
N.B
Johnny
Ace) Armstrong
Minneapolis
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