Red Birds Rout Boonville In Junior Legion Twinbill
Jefferson City junior team defeated Boonville 24 to 5 for their 14th win, powering 7 runs in the second and five in the eighth after a first inning push. Pete Walz led with four hits in six at bats, while Stanley Klemme and Mervin McDaniels added multi hit afternoons as Tipton visits Park for the next league matchup.
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Junior Legion Sexton Motorseam
Boonville
Jefferson City
de Watt
Exldie
Wildness
Chara Hurist
Mervin McPaniels
Pete Walz
Stanley Klemme
Mervin McDaniels
Junior Legion
Ati Park
Tipton
Red Birds
Marshall
Salter
Birds
Frost
We We
Sweaney
Eddie Alberts
Waiz
L Alberts
Maxeyren
Ritchell
Moha
Harris
Ragan
Mohawks Hall
Mexico
Webb
Smith
C. Logan
D. Carter
Wal Sweane
E. Alberts
Mueller L. Alberts
Maxey
Tee
Adrian
Alberts
Versiues
Totais
Barris
Riws
Rangan
Hall Bes
Ot Spriggs
Dorrell
Tourney Winner Trims Schedule
Ez Dutchy Harrison a 39 year old Arkansas traveler says tournament play is too tough and will cut his schedule. Big Dutch from Little Rock won the Canadian Open with 271 nine under par, earning 2000 dollars. Kim Ferrier of Chicago finished four behind, with 275. Jim Turnesa and Fred Hawkin shared third, while Bud Kerr and others vied for sixth at 278. Harrison plans lighter schedule after 36 years on tour.
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Toronto
Kim Ferrier
Chicago
Harrison
Tvith
Jim Turnesa
Elmsford
N. C
Fred Hawkin
Antioch
Til
Bud Kerr
Montreal
Dick Meta
Arkansas City
Kas
Skip Alexander
Lexings
N.C
Braves Blanked as Cardinals Take Night Game
Red Munger pitched a two run shutout for the St. Louis Cardinals over the Boston Braves as Musial sparked the first run with a walk and later scored. Enos Slaughter added a homer, while Glenn Elliott suffered the loss for Boston. Dodgers crushed Pirates 15 to 3 elsewhere, keeping pace in the league.
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Red Munger
Boston Braves
St. Loui Cardinals
Fio
Jim Rus
Sell
Elbie Fletcher
Sain
Mn Musial
Baseball Missioner
A. B. Chandler
St. Louis
Eddie Kozak
Enos
Sionger
Glenn Elliott
Boston
Braves
Cardinals
Brooklyn Dodgers
Dodgers
Pittsburgh Pirates
Boston Reds
Browns
Fenaway Park
Sox
Stortstone Nables
Vern Stephens
Grounder Io
Bil Goodman
Matt Batts
Chuck Stodbs
Major League Baseball season leaders and softball results
Aggregate batting leaders Kell and DiMaggio pace American League with Boston and Philadelphia strong. Williams leads home runs with Boston and Philadelphia power. Robinson and Reese headline National League batting and RBIs. Pitching honors go to Branca and Spahn as field of closers, plus a note on Grave reaching 300 wins as a major league pitcher. Softball twilight league games listed with times and teams.
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Ascortatha Press
Kell
Detroit
DiMasgia
Boston
Philadelphia
Willams
Williams
Stephens
Hiane
DiMag
Cleveland
Yale
Phladelphia
Buyst
York
Dillinger
Rexel
Boster Jaz
Nson
Brooklyn
New York
Ennis
Jones
Simne
Ethera
Pittsburgh
Musial
St. Lewi
Roi Brookllyn
Reese
Branca
Newcombe
Spahn
Ashburn i Furille
Brook
Robert
Lefty} Grave
Vitchers
Pesky Sparks Sox Roll With Streak Ambience
Boston's skid ends as Johnny Pesky drives a surge, lifting the Red Sox to a 5-3 win over the St. Louis Browns and moving into third place, with Pesky batting .301 after a 22-for-50 stretch. Yankees split with Tigers. other MLB results follow.
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Associated Press
Boston Red Sox
Johnny Pesky
Ted Williams
Vern Stephens
Pesky
Ron
Sox
Pesk
Ami
Red Sox
Williams
Stephens
Johnny
Boston
St. Louis Browns
Detroit
New York Yankees
Yankees
Fifty four top thinclads chosen for U S European tour
Fresno June 25 AP Fifty four athletes from the AAU championships were selected to represent the United States in Portugal and Europe this summer. Notable picks include Jim Fuchs Yale New York in shot put Fred Wilts Indiana State University New York A C in the 2000 meters and Charles Moore Cornell unattached in the 400 meters. An advance squad will sail from New York in July with Dick Ault Missouri hurdler and Bill McQuire Missouri to join later.
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Amateur Athletic Union
U.S
Porto
Europe
Jim Fuchs
Fred Wilts
Charles Moore
Fuchs
Yale
New York
Jack Torrance
Louisiana State Universit
Wilts
Indiana
Alsoy
New York A. C
Rious
Don Lash
Moore
Cornell
Glen Hardin
Dick Ault
University of Missouri
Missouri
Bill McQuire
Forest Elaw
Okla
Colorado
Mia
San Francisco
Joplin Miners Rise to Western Forefront
The Western Association standings shift as Joplin Miners sweep two of three, overtaking St Joseph while Fort Smith split with Joplin. Topeka edged Muskogee twice, and Leavenworth faced Salina with Hutchinson and St Joseph also on schedule. Jockey Eddie Arcara claimed Belmont Stakes titles four times since 1941.
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Eddie Arcara
Indianapolis Takes Minor League Lead in Doubleheader Split
In a Sunday doubleheader Indianapolis moved to first in the American Association. Les Fleming homered and drove in runs in the 6-4 opener win over Minneapolis, while Jerry Scala collected two hits in his first games with Indianapolis for a 4-3 rain-delayed nightcap victory. The club pulled a one-game edge over St Paul as other results varied across the circuit.
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Associated Press
Les Fleming
Pittsburgh Pirates
Jerry Scala
Chicago White Sox
Indianapolis
Indians
Minneapolis
Fleming
Tribe
Scala
St. Paul Saints
Toledo
Mud Hens
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Columbus
Red Birds
Kansas City
Louis Ile
Frank Hiller
Colonels
Eagles Gain Split With Brookfield in Sunday Tilt
Eagles lose and win over the weekend in a twin bill against Brookfield. Tebbetts earned the late ninth inning win, Cave pitched tightly despite unearned runs, and Fulton looms Saturday as the Eagles chase their 11th victory. The hosts produced eight hits seven runs with no errors while Brookfield totaled five runs on seven hits with two errors.
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Eagles
Brookfield
Timmons
Tebbetts
Cave
Fulton
Baseball scores and schedules from the National League
Yesterday results show Cincinnati 4 Philadelphia 3 in ten innings. New York tied St Louis 2 to 2 while Chicago fell to Boston 0. Detroit beat Philadelphia 4 0. Cleveland defeated Washington 3 to 1. St Louis and New York games extended uncertainty with rain and delays.
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Philadelphia
York
Chicago
St. Louis
Boston
Detroit
Delphia
Cleveland
Washington
New
MUZLO
Ava
Brooklyon
New York
Naii
Bo Pittsburgh
American “Association
Pet
Indianapolis
St Au
Aieae
Aly Minneapol
Columbus
Louisville
Kansas City
Toledo
Mexico Cubs Edge Mohawks 3–2 in Close Harness Tilt
Mexico Cubs defeated the Mohawks 3 to 2 in a tight harness race. Plans for the season include running the Dan Paten Trophy Rates to honor the famed early horse of the era.
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Mexico
Cubs
Paul Leslie Beats Jim Blair In Links Tourney
Dr. Paul Leslie defeated Jim Blair 7 up and 6 at the Country Club tourney semis. Leslie led to the last hole three under par. Consolation results saw Frank Hume beat T R Obermen and A K Boyce over F F Willis. Dr J T Leslie beat Evuot Farmer 3 up in the championship class.
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Paul Leslie
Jim Blair
Jim Tom Blair
Leslie
Frank Hume
T. R. Obermen
A. K. Boyce
F F. Willistand
J. T. Leslie
Evuot Farmer
Jack Wallace
al Martin
L. Barry Strain
Neil McKay
J.B. Os
Walter
Gil Jones
Ware Brothers
Chkem
Smotherine Win Boosts Carthage in KO M league
A sparkling 16 to win over Independence lifts Carthage to the top of the KO M baseball standings. Charles Lamberti debuts for Ponca, yielding a shutout victory over Lola. Miami Owls edge Pittsburg 3 to 2 as errors are minimal. Bartlesville Pirates rally with five runs in the eighth to beat Athletics. Tonight's games feature Barnlesville at Inia Chanute at Carthage Inde ipendence at Miami Pittsburg at Ponca City.
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Associated Press
Independence
Carthage
Charles Lamberti
Lola
Miami Owls
Pittsburg
Chanuté
Bartlesville Pirates
Athletics
Barnlesville
Inia
Chanute
Carthager
Miami
Ponca City
Fast Field Tees Off for Honors in NC Golf Tourney
The opening stroke for medalist honors in the National Collegiate Golf championship featured a 240-player field from 69 colleges. East and West squads competed in 13 best-ball foursomes, with low-ball honors earned by Bob Watson of Texas and Bo Winninger of Oklahoma A&M with a 63, eight under par. The first day aimed to narrow the field to 64 match-play qualifiers, as entrants posted mixed scores and hopes for Wednesday’s rounds.
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Ames
Town
Payseur
Northwestern University
NCAA
Self
Pa Vas
Bob Watson
Universiy
Texas
Bo Winninger
Oklahoma A. & M
Athletics and golf and railings of Colorado dog tracks headline
A Denver clipping reports Ellison Ketchum and Harry Hughes named to dog track posts with Allison Binns and Juan Reid at Colorado College. The piece questions purity laws amid sports ties, mocks golf gadget ideas, and notes Ray Duharry’s strong prep records while Peppy Blount eyes Texas land or agriculture posts.
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Hugh Fullerton, JR
York
Denver
Ellison Ketchum
Denver U
Harry Hughes
Colorado A
Allison Binns
Juan Reid
Colorado College
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Racing Commission
Mobile
Ala
Ray Duharry
McGill High
Peppy Blount
Texas
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