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Jefferson City Post Tribune

Location

Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1955

Page

5

Kirkwood Names Kirkwood Man Assistant Football Coach

Thomas Moore, 25, of Kirkwood was named football line coach at Jefferson City High School. Superintendent A. L. Crow said Moore is highly recommended. A Monmouth College 1952 graduate, he will teach physical education and social studies and assist Simonsen High School basketball. Moore is a Navy veteran who played four years of football and baseball and captained the baseball team in his senior year. He previously lived in Cincinnati before moving to Kirkwood. The appointment completes the Tay coaching staff joining Mead Coach John Griffith and Rex Adame.

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Robinson Says Giants Lack Desire Hurting Team

Jackie Robinson says the New York Giants show no desire after a 6-5 loss to Brooklyn. He singles out Len Dutacher and Jim Durocher for losing fire, contrasting with Durocher’s past energy and urging players to rally.

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Marclano Moore Title Bout Eyed For September

New York hosts the potential heavyweight title fight with Rocky Marciano and Archie Moore possibly set for September 22 at Yankee Stadium. Officials weigh sites from New York to Los Angeles as talks progress, with Markson aiming to finalize an agreement by Friday or tomorrow.

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Jim Carter Faces Smith in World Lightweight Title Bout

In Boston Garden Jim Carter meets Bud Smith in defense of his world lightweight crown in a 35 round championship bout. Carter, a former holder who claims rare triple crown history, is a 4 1 favorite as ABC televises the event with New England blackout on video.

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Jefferson City Sports Schedule Highlights Evening Games

Baseball Nobel versus Kiwanis junior league at Lutheran Field 5 15 p m Bordeaux versus Eugles intermediate league 5 14 p m at Smith Field Lehriffer s versus DeLong s intermediate league 5 15 p m at Kansas Street Field Solthall Tebbells versus Salvation Army intermediate league 6 30 p m at Duensing Field Faith Lutheran versus Methodist girls league 8 p m at Duensing Field KLIK versus Kroger intermediate league 3 30 p m at Duensing Field

Nobel Kiwanis Lutheran Field Bordeaux Eugles Smith Field Lehriffer DeLong's Kansas Street Field Solthall Tebbells Salvation Army Duensing Field Faith Lutheran Methodist KLIK Kroger

Monahan Outlines Baseball Tryout Philosophy for Pros

Cardinals scout Monahan discusses the value of regular play for developing pro prospects, noting many youths lack daily game opportunities. The two day tryout at Farmington drew candidates from Jefferson City and central Missouri, with attendees from Sedalia and Hermann. Monahan explains bonus players must be retained by their parent club for two seasons, and comments on Dick Schofield and Jerry Schoonmaker as recent examples.

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Patrol Tops Memorial Baptist Knights Rally in Civic League Softball

In a Civic League softball night cap, Patrol edged Memorial Baptist 4 3 as Bill Brandell hit a triple and Jim Rackers drove in the winning run with one out in the seventh. Other games saw Highway Patrol rally for five runs in the final three innings to defeat Memorial Baptist, while St Peter's girls routed Trinity Lutheran with home runs by Mary Sue Dalle and Dorothy Schaegers.

Patrol Memorial Baptist Knights Algoa Knights of Collinbug Kings Shade Algoa Bill Brandell Jim Rackers Mone Memorial Baptist St Peter's Trinity Lutheran Fred Schneiders Knights of Columbus Rob Stogsdill Alan Schneiders Stogsdill I. of C Jerry’ Oldiman Camillo Highway Patrol Down Memorial Baptist Jim Rhoads Dowdle Frank Ward Leon Green Green Ming Ross Stith St. Peter's Wallop Trinity Butheran Mary Sue Dalle Dorothy Schaegers

Baseball Standings and Schedule From AP Report

The AP presents American League standings led by New York at 48 24 with Chicago 42 25 and Cleveland 42 29, and National League notes with St Louis 37 44 and Pittsburgh 23 48. Tuesday results include Cleveland 7 Kansas City 5 and Detroit 5 Chicago 4 in 10 innings. Also mentions college baseball and Southwest Conference preview for Southern Methodist University.

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Nephew of Dizzy Dean Hopes to Pitch Ball at SMU in 1956

The storied Dean family adds a new talent, 6 ft 5 in, 182 lb young pitcher Bradford Howard aims for a college education at SMU in 1956. He averages 19 strikeouts per game and plans premed courses toward a dentistry degree, per Paul Sr.

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Cape Coach Resigns for Ladue Coaching Post

Cape Girardeau Missouri Charles Young assistant football coach at Southeast Missouri State College has resigned to accept a coaching job at Horton Watkins High School in Ladue a St. Louis suburb Dr W W Parker college president announced yesterday and said applications are being received for Youngs replacement as assistant to Coach Kenneth Knox Young came here last fall and will serve as assistant at the Ladue school

Cape Girardeau, Mo Charles Young Southeast Fpurh State College Horton Watpies High School Ladue St.Louis W. W. Parker Young Kenneth Knox

Musial Overtakes Klu In All Star Balloting

Chicago fans watch updated balloting as Stan Musial of St Louis leads National League first base with 414 958 votes and Mike Kluszewski Cincinnati 821 447. In the American League Jim Finigan Kansas City rises to ahead of George Kell Chicago White Sox for third base while Duke Snider Brooklyn tops centerfield ballots with 841 634 votes. Other names include Aaron Milwaukee Mantle New York Fox Chicago and Banks Chicago among leaders in various positions. Ballots determine starting lineups for the Milwaukee game slated July 12 with votes tallied through Friday midnight.

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Netmen Tie for Third in Central Missouri Tennis Meet

Jefferson City moved into a tie with Fayette for third in the Central Missouri Tennis Association standings after beating Marshall while Fayette lost to Columbia. Columbia leads at 4-0 after beating Fayette 2-1, with Moberly second at 0-3. Jefferson City beat Marshall 7-0 to secure a 2-2 mark with four meets completed.

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