Maglie Keeps Mr Zero Form in 3-0 Giants Win over Dodgers
Sal Maglie, dubbed Mr Zero, silenced the Brooklyn Dodgers through six innings on a hot day at the Polo Grounds and finished with a three hitter in a 3-0 Giants victory. Carl Furillo homered for Brooklyn, but Maglie’s gem extended his shutout string against the Dodgers and moved New York within reach of the league leaders.
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Jackie Robinson
Billy Cox
Roy Campanella
Robinson
Piches
Dave Willams
Hank Thompson
Ellett
Duke Snider
Wester
Tank Thompeson
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Meg Scrimnar
Aly
Talon
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Clift Mapes
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Aonator
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Murphys Tay
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Halcombe
National League Standings and Thursday Schedule Update
SIDPINGS National League standings show Brooklyn leading with 64 wins, New York 41, Chicago 35, St Louis 32, Cincinnati 24, Philadelphia 27, Boston 27, and Pittsburgh 17. Today’s schedule features Boston at Brooklyn, New York at Philadelphia, Cincinnati at Chicago, St Louis at Pittsburgh, with Thursday results noting Detroit 6 St Louis 0 and New York 0 Brooklyn 3 in the only completed game.
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Chicago
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Philadelphia
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Jackford
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Cleveland
Feller
Pierce
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Washington
Black Lawls
Blind star Toporcer honored as crowd cheers game
George Specs Toporcer a former major league star who is blind received a warm reception at a Buffalo exhibition game between the Reds and Bisons. He threw the first ball to Joe McCarthy and thanked fans, with a purse near 42 000 including concession and radio rights.
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Specs) Toporcer
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Cininnati Reds
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Reds
Toporcer
Joe McCarthy
New York Yankees
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St. Louis J Cardinals
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Bian
Moni Giles
Blackwell
Ramiester
Boston Red Sox
Chicasty
White Sox
Chicago Giants Open Negro League Weekend Against Red Birds
The Chicago American Giants, in their sixth or seventh season, visit City Park to face the Jefferson City Red Birds at 8:30. Manager Paul Hardy leads a strong lineup including Ruthledge Pearson and Larry Raines with pitching staff led by Al Preston and Joe Mitchell. Red Bird manager Ernie Vivien counters with Eddie Plogsted, as the Birds follow with a game against Baldwin, after a 14-7 win earlier. Preliminary game features the Red Birds Midgets versus the Police Department Midget Leaguers.
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Jefferson City
Red Birds
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Marler ‘Globetrotters
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Comiskey Park
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Saperstein
al Preston
Ralph Palmer
Johnny Williams
Danny Wright
Joe Mitchell
Preston
New York Black Yankees
Ruthledge Pearson
Larry Raines
Joe Durham
Felix McLaurin
Plogsted
Red Bird
Ernie Vivien
Eddie Plogsted
Wellsville
Baldwin
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Police Department
Baseball and league leaders recap from scattered scores
A garbled summary lists National and American League batting and pitching leaders. Names like Musial, Williams, Reese, and Maglie appear with hits, home runs, RBIs, and steals for teams including Chicago, Brooklyn, New York, Cleveland, and Philadelphia.
Tweedies to Play Two Games During Sunday Road Trip
The Jefferson City Tweeties head out for a Sunday double header with manager Claude McClure noting two games on the road. Enos Whitaker and Doug Links will pitch with Marty Bunch and Wyman Basinger set to handle catching duties as the team seeks wins after a loss to Ft. Leonard Wood.
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Jefferson City
Claude McClure
Shoemen
Ft. Leonard Wood
Cullao
Bevier
Enos Whitaker
Doug Links
Marty Bunch
Wyman Basinger
Minor League Results Show Mixed Outcomes Across Leagues
Baseball scores and standings from multiple minor leagues include Milwaukee, Columbus, Indianapolis, Birmingham, Nashville, Fort Worth, Shreveport, Denver, Pueblo, and Hutchinson. Key results feature late innings and tight margins with several teams posting decisive wins while others suffer losses. Stars and exact scores vary, reflecting a busy slate across the circuits.
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Mable
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Nashville
Littie Mack
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Tuva
Iittage
Fort Wort
Obietoma Che
Shreveport
Nessimont
Han Anson
Mouxton
200 Athletes Vie for Olympic Track Tryouts in L A
Two hundred athletes begin a two day Olympic trial in Memorial Coliseum Los Angeles seeking of Finland bot ALS. The field will be cut to three per event by tomorrow night as heats and finals start. The meet includes four field events and four track events slated for Thursday night.
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Memorial Coliseum
Rumors Denied After Maxim Robinson bout in heat
New York AP reports Sugar Ray Robinson and referee Ruby Goldstein are fine after a bout with Joey Maxim marked by heat exhaustion. Goldstein replaced by Ray Miller in the championship round. Maxim earned a $128000 purse and plans a return fight.
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Dec) Kearns
Jim Norris
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Detroit
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London
Here
Hough Park Meet Starts Tomorrow at Hough Park Golf Club
Nine hole qualifying rounds start tomorrow for the first annual Hough Park Invitational medal play. Stewart Dudley says golfers must qualify before 10 am Sunday with multiple flights arranged. Favorites include Dim McKinney of Columbia Forest Hills and Rolla’s Ken Lanning, plus Paul Leslie Schroeder Loeffle and Woods Hemmel Mosley among contenders.
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Galfers
Stewart Dudley
Bo Light
Clight
Hele Hough Park
Idim MckKinney
Columbia
iForest Hills Golf Club
Rolla
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Mew Kinney
California
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Sign for State Fair Race In Sedalia Details
SEDALIA May 30 Chris Skadel of Des Moines will race in the second annual Td vila i mated stack may race at the state fair. Skadel, last year’s winner, aims for a repeat victory as the field gathers for the event.
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O Moines
Scruggs Downs Lions In Midget Loop Game
The Lions beat Scruggs in a Midget Border Conference clash as Jimmy Hartley and Jim Davis pitched for Seruges. Skadal’s early lead faded, and Davis delivered two strong innings to seal the win amid a busy day with multiple mentions of local sports figures and events.
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Mitry
Lions
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Billy White
Rollo BK
Singleton
Y Hammen
Paul Leslie
Fiat
Jim Davis
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Reed
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Missouri
Missouri Outdoors Reports Crappie and Walleye Fishing
Fishing news from Missouri waterways details crappie and walleye activity, deer hunting incidents, and notable catches. Marybell Gardiner notes water conditions while anglers report bass, white bass, and gar in Ozarks streams. An auto crash near Bloomsdale claims four deer, with Howard Yount involved.
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Howard Yount
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Highway 25
Bloanshite
3 Hitter by Hilgert Gives Mid State Win Over Guardsmen
Monk Hilgert hurled a three hitter as Mid-State routed the National Guard 17 to 1 in a Civic League softball game at Smith Tract. Mid-State collected 15 hits, Hilgert had four, Zimmerman three, lifting the club to 6-1 and second place behind undefeated Lutheran, which won seven.
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Community Pool Hosts Sedalia in Inter-City Swim Meet
A 12 member Community Pool swim team will host Sedalia today at the Community Pool. Last year the local swimmers beat Sedalia twice. this year Petus Countiwns predicts a strong Sedalia squad. Events include relays, individual races, and diving with entrants Walter Within Karl Jor Eugene Webb Lawrence Sapleton RG Porter Melvin West Donald Webb Leroy Anthony Ann Smith Betty Stapleton Ellis Porter George Stapleton dine White. Red Cross swimming instructor will supervise and Jefferson City Park Board officials are expected.
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Petus
L. G. Smith
Walter Within
Karl Jor
Eugene Webb
Lawrence Sapleton
RG. Porter
Melvin West
Donald Webb
Leroy Anthony
Ann Smith
Betty Stapleton
Ellis Porter
George Stapleton
Dine White
Red Cross Swinmine’ Insinictar
Jefferson City Park Board
Simith Sud
Local Golfers Take Lead in Four Club Match
The Jefferson City Country Club golfers widened their edge in the inter-Gry event by adding strong scores yesterday at the Country Club course. Paul Leslie of the Country shot 69 to earn medalist honors and lead the day as high-point winner. Dr Laslie posted a 33 on the first nine to grab early advantage while Bus Eiseminger claimed medalist honors with a Fh score. Vernon He posted 77 for Pulston’s top score and Gentry Patterson shot 74 for Sedatin. Next round set for July 10 at Fulton with finals July 17 at Columbia.
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Jefferson City Country Club
Country Club
Gentry Paterson
Sedalia
Vernon Wenagee
Fallon
Chauncy Simpson
Columbia
Leslie
News-Tribune
Jefferson City
Colurmisia
Paul Leslie
Lette
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Pulston
Gentry Patterson
Sedatin
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Fulton
Cardinal Tryout Camp Ends Here
The St. Louis Cardinals two day tryout session ended with 26 candidates and seven late sign ups. An intra squad game preceded a heat shortened day as organizers, George Siey and the Redbirds scout, oversaw the camp. Registrants included Harold Johnson, Jackie Shikles, Jack Gabler, Norman Heard, William Rittman, Erdins Smith, Montgomery Chuy, Larry Norflees and Eugene.
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Cardinal
George Siey
Paonahany
Redbird
Scruggs Sprints Through First Half With Two Losses
Hilly Ferguson and Davis collected two hits apiece to lead Scruggs as they wrapped up the first half of the Midget schedule with a record of wins and two losses. Ry Bailey added two safeties for the Lions.
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Pace Scruggs
Ry Bailey
Lions
Legion Team Hosts Boonville Sunday at City Park
The Sextons will seek their twelfth win of the season as Boonville, second in the Northern Division of the Eighth District League, travels to City Park for a Sunday game. Either Darrel Woody, Carl Rive, or Jim Cassmeyer will pitch for the Capitols.
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Boonville
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Jim Cassmeyer
Citlaws
Moose Club Edges Merchants 22-6 in City Park
Moose Club tops South Side Merchants 22 to 6 at City Park as Fred Verslues collects four of six hits and drives in 14 strikeouts. Moose bats explode with six runs in the eighth inning, three through five, while Castrop leads with three safeties and five teammates add two apiece. Merchants pitchers Mankin and Harold Johnson work hard but fail to halt the onslaught. In a separate note Duke’s basketball team then beats NYU in Madison Square Garden marking a first New York arena win for the Blue Devils.
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New York Arena
Balloting Closes With 12 Set for All Star Game
The All Star starters appear settled after a 22 day national fan poll with five American League and seven National League spots. AL leaders likely include Eddie Robinson at first, Dale Mitchell in center, Dom DiMaggio in center, Hank Bauer in right, and Yogi Berra at catcher. NL list features Whitey Lockman at first, Jackie Robinson at second, Bobby Thomson at third, Hank Sauer in left, Stan Musial in center, Enos Slaughter in right, and Roy Campanella at catcher. A tight NL shortstop race pits Al Dark against Granny Hamner. Carrasquel is shelved with a broken finger. Gil Hodges won a spring training fishing contest in Vero Beach.
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Casey [Stengel
New York Yankees
Leo Durocher
New York Giants
Eddie Robinson
Dale Mitchell
Cleveland
Nellie Fox
George Kell
Boston
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Whitey Lockman
Jackie Robinson
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