Bears, Athletics set for decisive summer league clash
Central Trust's Bears race to stay in title contention with a 1:00 p.m. Vivian Field showdown against Columbia's Athletics. Key players include Germ Baise and Bill Clark Eton for Columbia and Gary Campbell for the Bears, with Dan Duncan and Butch Waggoner delivering late offense in recent victories.
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Harry Morrow
News-Tribune
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John 'Germ Bali Baise
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Tony Antimi
Germ Baler
Pop Ton
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Bill Clark Eton
Vivion Field
Moberly Sun
Stars
Dan Duncan
Duncan
Capital City
Butch Waggoner
Waggoner
Dick Scott
Clayton Read
Bear
Clarkston
Roger Hickey
Harvey Idel
Athletics
Larry Earleywine
Bill Wilson
Corky Waggoner
Wilson
Campbell
Fight Results by the Associated Breen
New York Tito Marshall defeated Ricky Ortiz by points in 8 rounds. Blair Richard stopped Bob Young in Halifax to claim Canadian middleweight honors. Evariero Salinas stopped Oscar German in San Antonio. Gabe Terrorne Fresno outpointed Frank Ramirez in Fresno as welterweights.
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NEW York
Tito Marshall
Panama
Ricky Ortiz
Puerto Rico
Halifax
N.S
Blair Richard,son
Bob Young
Providence
San Antonio
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Mexico City
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Frank Ramirez
Los Angeles
Roberts Wins 250th as White Sox Top Yankees
Robin Roberts pitched the Baltimore Orioles to a 2-1 win over the New York Yankees, recording his 200th victory with a four hit performance and moving the Sox within nine percentage points of the league lead. The night also saw Harmon Killebrew lift Minnesota over Detroit 1-0 and Boston, Cleveland, and Kansas City posting wins as the pennant race tightens.
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Dick Steart
Young Nettlers Enter Tourney At Kansas City
About 10 to 15 young Jefferson City tennis players are expected to compete in a Kansas City event from today through Friday. Participants include Sue Salmon and Stefani Paulus, daughters of local residents, who are playing in the Pre-Valley tournament to boost year ahead rankings. The Park Board tennis instructor has started a new lossy tournament held every three weeks to promote student skill. Winners listed include Duane Leheer and Susan Igalel.
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G. Salmon
Tanner Bridge Road
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John D. Paulus
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Park Board Tennis
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Susan Igalel
Milersa Lekke
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Park Board schedule details fragmented lists teams and venues with scattered items and odd spellings. The readable fragments mention Pot qu ve VOR WY and Watt Yrar with references to events, venues, and participants, but concrete dates or outcomes are unclear.
Whitaker Fans 16 as Legion Wins Again
Kelly Whitaker started his first game and struck out 16 in a 7-0 Legion win. The Rackers and Baclesse improved to 6-0 in Eighth District play while Capital Claums remain undefeated this season. Whitaker allowed three hits and three walks as Gary White extended his hitting streak with a 3-for-3 night. Legion hosts Stringtown Friday and travels to Holts Summit Saturday then Linn Sunday.
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Boonville
Holts Summit
Linn
Legion Club
Vivian Field
Columbia
Legion AB
Hoonville
Maasen
Schell
Draeger
Boessen
Mann
Weber
ORM
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Tatas
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Ono
National League Week Standings and Tuesday Results
The week standings show St. Louis leading the NL with 42 wins and 30 losses, Los Angeles at 47 3 and San Francisco 42 31, while Cincinnati 40 62 and Milwaukee 36 35 trail. Tuesday results include Chicago 4 New York 1 and Philadelphia 5 Pittsburgh 4, plus Los Angeles 4 Cincinnati 1 and St Louis 8 San Francisco 3.
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Burnett TV tops Memorial Baptist in junior league game
Burnett TV hammered Memorial Baptist 17 to 2 at Duensing Field behind a strong pitching performance by Frededie Duttenheffer. Bil Gipsen took the loss as Burnett’s offense exploded with big innings including a two-run seventh. First Baptist rallied to beat Merchants with late scoring, while Calvary and Calhoun clubs posted other line scores.
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Burnett's
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Runless 45s fall to tenth straight in Milwaukee
The Houston Senators, winless in 10 straight as they visit Milwaukee, were blanked 4-0 by the Braves. Tony Cloninger threw a four-hitter to beat Houston, who have slump to last place in the NL and have scored just 11 runs on the road trip. Meanwhile the Dodgers, Cardinals, Cubs and Phillies won, reshuffling the NL standings.
Jaycees Pitcher Escapes Danger Wins PB Duel 1-0
In a tense night at Lions Field the Jaycees edged Central 1-0 as Sam Schnieders worked the full nine to escape danger and earn the win. Mike Vivion contributed a 2-for-4 day, while Doug Burnett relieved and earned the save in the victory.
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Mike Townley
Ihe
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Doug Burnett
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Kiwanis
Ewgles Field
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Steve Cheshire
Herb Gordon
Eagles
Pat Sullivan
Charles Ratz
Tom Fenner Wald
Central Trust
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Basnett
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John Wallau
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Pee Wee
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Royal Crown whips Freeburg 13 to 9 in concerted win
Royal Crown of Jefferson City defeated Freeburg 13 to 9 Tuesday night behind Mary Callahan’s pitching and Bernardine Halt and Jerry Bax’s hitting. The victory showcased strong offense and solid defense throughout the contest.
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Frereburg
Royal Crown Gue
Jefferson City
Mary Callahan
Bernardine Halt
Jerry Bax
Lovable trainer Sunny Jim ends 75 year caree r
Trained and rode horses for 75 years Sun Joy clever Meo Fara, known as Sunny Jim, stepped down at age 89. A longtime figure in thoroughbred racing, he mentored owners and breeders, planned Derby strategies with his son John, and left a legacy of stories from Gallant Fox to Nashua while rarely wagering beyond a $5 bet.
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Chefly
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Jockey Club
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Treasury
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Stack
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Mr. Fitz
Local Linksters Win Intercity Women’s Gala Title
Jefferson City claimed the Intercity women's gala trophy at the Jefferson City Country Club, finishing with 6054 points to outpace Columbia by a final-round surge of 26112. Sedalia took third, while Atal and Fulton also posted strong scores. Medalist Luc Fawret led Columbia with an 83, and Flora Ochsner anchored Jefferson City with top points amid a list of distinct players and scores.
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Jalamibia
Columbia
Sedalia
Atal
Fulton
Krtly
Luc Fawret
Colunbia
Florine Ochsner
Lois Cooka
Hulen Aldrieue
Harriett Osyman
Billie Henedren
Gloria Leslie
Lew Moreau
Genevieve Leslie
Earlene Swearengen
Marguerite Frank
Betty Kalb
Baseball Leaderboard Fringes Highlight 1960s Stats
Purported season leaders appear with names like Clemente Aaron White and Banks, listing runs batted in, hits, doubles and home runs. The fragmented clipping mentions pitching records and strikeout totals for teams including Cincinnati Boston and Los Angeles, with scattered stats for several players and teams.
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Cincinnati
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Tastar
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Bolin
Cards Regain Top Spot By Edging Giants
St Louis tops the National League with a 6 to 5 win over San Francisco as two San Francisco errors fuel a late rally. Kansas City defeats Washington 8 to 4. Key moments include Julien Javier’s triple and Ken Boyer’s homer. Willie McCovey and Felipe Alou provide late drama for the Giants.
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Dick Groat
Sian Musial
Ken Boer
Willie McCovey
Felipe Alou
Rou ‘Taylor
Bob Bolin
Gerun Temeth
Gino Chaoli
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Aullivan
Diego Scent
Alep
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Billy O'Dell
Curt Singmans
A’s
Dave Wickershaw
Senators
Bennie Daniels
Cavds
Los Angeles Dodgers
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Dodgers Beat Reds 4-1 as Gilliam Stars With Two Doubles
Yesterday's Stars details Jim Gilliam of Dodgers collecting two doubles and a single driving in a rare eighth inning run as Los Angeles moved into second place in the National League with a 4-1 win over Cincinnati. Pitcher Robin Roberts earned his 250th major league win by limiting the Angels to four hits in a 10-0 victory.
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Dadgars
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Robin Roberts
Ordoles
Los Angeles Angels
Minor League Results Reported Packed with Inaccurate Names
The Associated Press notes mixed minor league scores including Buffalo defeating Arkansas 5 3 and Rochester Taronta game details unclear. Several team names appear garbled or miswritten, with uncertain opponents and outcomes.
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Arkansas
Nyracuse YW
Hiehmwind Rochester
Taronta
Calwimbus
Faelonsettes
Pyaedh
Vain Incidnapolis
Allagta
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Rippete and Columbia to Play Softball Doubleheader
The Rippete Plasters lead Mic Missouri softball in a doubleheader at Duensing field tonight with Columbia second. Mirian Matthes leads Rippete hitters while Bud Vantoe or Bob Steines expected to pitch. Scores noted include Denver 9 San Diego 2 and Dallas Fort Worth results. Portland 4 Spokime 4. Seattle 3 4 Tatonam 4 Hawaii 4.
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Bud Vantoe
Tay Fleher
Bob Steines
Denver
San Diego
Dallas-Fort Worth
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Spokime
Oklahoma City
Salt Lake
Seattle
Tatonam
Hawaii
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