Linn aims to extend win streak at Ernest Vivian Field
Linn eyes a 32nd straight win as they host Carling Red Birds at Ernest Vivian Field Friday night at 8. Lincoln’s Ron Sieck hurled eight strong innings to lead Sedalia to an 8 1 victory over Sedalia. Ray Uriarte drove in two with a homer and Gary Starr plus Don Duncan added two doubles in the win.
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Carling Red Birds
Linn
Ernest Vivian Field
Linn Bunch
Red Birds
Missouri
Ron Sieck
Cilions
Sedalia
Sieck
Fanning
Sieke
Ray Uriarte
Gary Starr
Don Duncan
Jim Taylor
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Crank
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Rere
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Fall
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Brown
Nichols
R. Scott
D. Scott
Starr
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Smith
Vache
B. Waggoner
Pace
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Four No-Hitters Highlight Youth League Play Tuesday
The Park Board youth leagues featured four no hitters across divisions. Fred Dudenhoefer tossed 31 frames for Burnett TV in a 23 14 win, Jim Linhardt struck out nine in a no hit effort for the Intermediate League, Lonnie Hartman no hit for News Tribune in a 5 0 victory, and Stan Ley Wallace and Dawson's Plumbing combined for a 12 1 Pee Wee win over the Fledglings with 14 strikeouts. Additional scores included West Gate 20 6 over Dallmeyer's, Fisher Electric 19 0 over the Squires, Optimists 11 2 over Kiwanis, Rockets 2 0 over the Fledglings, and Eagles 7 5 over Freeman's.
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Fred Dudenhoefer
Burnett TV
West Gate
Dallmeyer’s
Fisher Electric
Squires
Jim Linhardt
Linhardt
Zesto
Exchange Bank
Kiwanis
Lonnie Hartman
News-Tribune
Eagles
Bob Duenkel
Stanley Wallace
Dawson's Plumbing
Wallace
Rockets
Peewee
Freeman
Four Mizzou Players Sign For Minnesota
Missouri Tigers stars Dave Harvey Bob Price and twins Jim and John Sevcik signed pro contracts with the Minnesota Twins to report to Melbourne Florida in the Florida Rookie League. Price and Harvey led with strong bat averages and RBI while the Sevciks posted multiple home runs. Dennis Musgraves joined the New York Mets on a 100000 pitching deal, with Price as the only one of the quartet remaining with athletic eligibility.
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Dave Harvey
Bob Price
Jim
John Sevcik
Missouri Tigers
Minnesota
Minnesota Twins
KFRU
Columbia
Twins
Melbourne
Fla
Florida
Dennis Musgraves
Missouri
New York Mets
Price
Harvey
Quincy
Severks
Berwyn
I. John
Local Youth League Schedule With Multiple Games
The schedule lists games across Lions and Eagles fields with multiple age groups including 10, 11, 12 year olds and Peewee to Midget divisions. Teams include Coca Cola, Central Dairy, McGraw Edison, Zesto Drive In, Cosmopolitan Club, Optimist Club and several city services. Games run Thursday and Friday evenings with matchups at 5:30, 7:00, and 8:30 as listed.
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Lions Field
Mason's
Coca Cola
Peewee
W.flw
Bracks Cities Service
McDowell Insurance
Central Dairy
Eagles Field
Bulldogs
Kiwants Club
W.F.W
Telephone Company
S & M Athletic
Lions
Power & Light
McGraw-Edison
Jaycees
Eagles Club
Park Board Softball Schedule Update
Park Board softball schedule lists games at Duensing Field Vision Field and other venues for girls junior and senior leagues. Included are matchups such as Lohman Mill Mets versus Burnett's TV and Knights of Columbus versus Tiki Lounge with various start times and classifications.
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Boonville
Jefferson City
Royal Crown
Girl's Mid
Vision
Rippeto
Fulton Merchants
Wagner Plumbing
Pepsi Cola
Knights of Columbus
Tiki Lounge
Union Hill Baptist
Immanuel Baptist
Faith Lutheran
Calvary Baptist
Hickory Hill Baptist
Calvary Bapist
International Shoe
Lohman Mill Mets
G & H Electric
C.B.C. Roadrunners
Trinity Lutheran
Heckman Foods
Park Board Baseball Schedule at Lions Field and Eagles Field
At Lions Field and Eagles Field under Park Board baseball, teams compete across age groups from Peewee to Midget. Notable matchups include Eagles Club versus W F W at 5:30, TV Service Center versus Lions Club at 7:15, and Electrical Workers versus Lions Club at 8:45 with other games at 10 year Peewee and 12 year Midget divisions.
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Lions Field
Eagles Club
W.F.W
TV Service Center
Lions Club
Electrical Workers
Eagles
Herb Gordon
Goodin's Sporting
Great Central Lumber
Peewee
Adrian Materials
KARRS KORNER Notes Pitching, Hough Course Redesign
Keith Weber excelled at the plate during two games, going 3-for-6 with two runs and two RBIs. Hough Park will launch a redesign by Don Falls to eliminate blind holes as the 18 hole course gains grass greens in the next two to three weeks.
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Keith Weber
Hough Park
The
Park Board
Don Falls
Meadow Lake Acres Country Club
Falls
Missouri
Falls outlines changes to 18-hole course
Falls states no change in par at 35-35-70 though the course may lengthen from 5401 yards. A lake is under construction and hole 12, a 181-yard par 3, would require a shot over water. Plans include leveling fairways and adding four par 5s if feasible.
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Hough
Hawkins Won't Attend MU and Kansas Hoops Clash
James Hawkins will not attend Missouri University next fall after a standout Senior High season. Jim Becker battles for Kansas center next season after missing spring drills due to injury. Missouri meets Oklahoma State in the Big Eight tourney on December 28. Dennis Musgraves reportedly set a Mets record bonus. Francis Hagen of Columbia plans to defend his Rolling Hills Open title in Versailles. Masters of sand green tournaments return this weekend. Coach Jim Gibbs rates the 1954 Senior High team as talented though not the best record.
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Missouri University
Jim Becker
Kansas
Becker
Missouri
Oklahoma State
Mets
Dennis Musgraves
Met
Francis Hagen
Columbia
Versailles
Jim Gibbs
Mays Narrowly Missed In All Star Balloting
Willie Mays fell one vote short of an All Star selection as the National League balloting closed. The column mentions Cassius Clay joking about home and a 3,500 pound stone slab from an Egyptian pyramid, plus notes on Milt Barton a 6 2 210 ex minor league pitcher who will face the Carling Red Birds and the potential loss of A Boessen to a shoulder injury ahead of the July 13 game against the Kansas City Monarchs.
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Willie Mays
Cardinals
Curt Flood
San Francisco
Cassius Clay
Clay
Milt Barton
Carling Red Birds
Barton
Red Birds
Boessen
Carling Club
Kansas City Monarchs
Phillies slap Cubs 9-0 in second game of doubleheader
Ray Culp pitched a one hitter and two walks as Philadelphia routed Chicago 9-0. Wile Smith of the Dodgers homered in a 2-6 win over Washington, continuing a strong night for batters across the league.
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Associated Press
Ray Culp
Philadelphia
Phillies
Chisago Cubs
Philadelphia Phillies
Jim Bunning
Len Gabrielson
Culp
Perfection
Bunning
Chicago
Standout Track Stars to Vie In AAU Meet
New York hosts the National AAU Track and Field Championships at Randalls Island with a foreign entry of 24 athletes. Rutgers reports timezone.
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Rutgers
U.S
Randalls Island
Les Wallack
A's Split Errors Give Cards Victory
In a two night double header, Kansas City split with Detroit 2-1 and 9-3. Rocky Colavito's bases loaded single helped Oakland win the opener, John O'Donoghue notching his fourth win. Detroit's Dick McAuliffe hit a grand slam in the nightcap as Micky Lolich earned his seventh win. Cards edged Houston 5-4 in St. Louis aided by two Staub errors. Don Larsen took the loss for the Cards with Ron Taylor the winner.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Détroit
A’s
Tigers
Cardinals
Houston
St. Louis
Rusty Staub
Rocky Colavito
John O’donoghue
O’donoghue
Wes Stock
John Wyatt
Joe Sparma
Detroit
Dick McAuliffe
al Ka
National League standings and daily results overview
The standings show Philadelphia and San Francisco tied at 39 wins, with St. Louis, Houston, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago, Los Angeles, Milwaukee, and New York trailing. Tuesday’s results included Cincinnati defeating Chicago, Philadelphia blanking Milwaukee, and Pittsburgh beating New York. Tonight’s matchups feature Chicago at Philadelphia, Houston at St Louis, San Francisco at Cincinnati, and Pittsburgh at New York with several Wed/Thu games listed.
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