Tweedies split double header inFt Wood games at Park Tonight
Tweedies split a double header yesterday taking the afternoon game at Cali 6 8 and losing the night game to Bovier 10 5. The Dodgers cap ture weekend baseball contests as Jeffery Red Birds, American Legion and Tweedies boast markes heading into Ft Leonard Wood. Rich Alberts led hitters with six hits. Doug Link seeks win number eight as Tweedies face Ft Wood. Moose Club defeats Russellville 12 7. Marblesburg high scorers Wren and Lammers with Tarr five for six in a 14 5 loss at Hallsville.
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Jerson City Tweedies
Cali
Bovier
Fdavin Bill
Jetthe Shoemen
Ft Leonard $4Th Infantry
Negra
City Park
Doug Link
Tweedles
Fis Wood
Lesbene
Chaude McClucu
R. Alberts
Rich ‘Alberts
Hartsburg
Hallsville
Wren
Lammers
Marlsburg
Tarr
Harlsville
Purcell
Nitcher
Finley
Jausvile
Ad Tegan
Moose Club
Birds Bury Tebbetts with Nine Straight Central Missouri League Win
The Red Birds beat Tebbetts 9 5 in a Central Missouri League game after a late surge, extending their winning streak to seven and solidifying first place. Charley West pitched 9 innings for Adrian, relieving Bud Sarden in the third after Tebbetts jumped to a nine run run, with Gabler and Cotton Maxey collecting three hits apiece to pace the visitors.
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Adrian
City Red Birds
Tebbetts
Birds
Charley West
Baldwin Satucray
Bud Sardain
Teby Kelle
Minst Adrian
Jack Galler
Pete Preagee
Gabler
Cotton Maxey
Red Birds
Bens
Thunetts AN Rif
AK RM
Mitton
Turneter
Hadley
Mintaeder
Annal
Legion Edges Boonville In Tight City Park Game
The Sextons beat Boonville 6 2 in a windy season opener at City Park. Key players Shoristuy Klayd Ribarts scored and Cart Rice and Carsmeyer contributed as Boonville rallied late but fell short.
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Cart Rice
Dim Carsmeyer
Riew Gething
Uewi
Cutie Aidler
Tinger
Wade Oly
Shoristuy Klayd Ribarts
Seorty
Sam
Maderich
Wendy Tia Anitoan
Boonville
Dodgers Copa Pair At LaPlat Inited In Night Contention
In a rough wire service style report the Dodgers of Jeffersoy City edged past LaPlat 20 to 8. Vic trouble and Ramon Bagby led with at least one hit each while Milwaur W and Kirk Korkpatuck hit home runs. Lincoln pitched for the Dodgers and seven runners scored with several homers driving the late inning rally.
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Jeffersoy City Dodgers
Vic
Eo LaPlat
LaPlat
Marechins
Cattern
Dodger
Ramon Bagby
Milwaur W
Kirk
Korkpatuck
Lancoln
Dodgers
Sellowang
Wry Bagby
Vareil Black
Meareelines
Blick
Schedule and results from the early National League games
Major league standings and today yesterdays results show the Brooklyn and New York games. Boston St Louis Pittsburgh Chicago Cincinnati Philadelphia Cincinnati and Chicago listed with rain delayed and postponed matches. The schedule includes Brooklyn at Philadelphia and New York at Boston among night games and second games.
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New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Boston
Cisis
Pitsburgh
Crews
Erskine
Highli—Maglie
Vial Dau Fen
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Ane Ureh Feed
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Bally
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Nuxhall
Blackwell
Staley
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Cieupe
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Cheveland
Orr
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Knnati
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Willem
Mikals
Chcace
Thiples Thompson
Kote
Philadelahia
Wome
Reven
Cleveland
Polladetita
Il Tain
Trio
Monten
Avite
MNITY
Rosen
Priddy
Robinson Chicago
Vernon
Rolfe May Go As Tiger Head Before July 4
Detroit AP report says Rolfe may be fired as Tigers manager before tonight’s game with the Chicago White Sox at Briggs Stadium. Speculation centers on inside tracks to replace him including Muddy Ruel and Ted Lions with others like Rick Ferrer and Schoolboy Rows discussed among front-office observers.
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Rolfe
Tiger Head
Jjeb
Las
Herold
Muddy) Ruel
Walter Johnson
Detroit
Jit
Imost
iTheodore Amar
Ted
Lions
Chicago
Tiger
Richard Benja Imin
Rick Ferrer
Lynwood
Schoolboy
Ndelenis
Major League X Leaders and Pitching Highlights Across Leagues
A garbled recap lists standout players and leaders across Major League Baseball divisions including National and American Leagues. It mentions batters, pitchers, and run totals with names like Spahn and Robinson, and notes no games scheduled for Midget and Civic leagues this week due to schedule splits.
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KOM
Ponea Chir
Civic
Lula Yd
Miame Psn
Pittsburg
Independener Blackwell
Agas
Dr Leslie Wins Hough Park Tourney In Cold Round
Dr Leslie Wins the Hough Park Invitational Golf Tournament with a 67 in cold 02 degree temperatures, carding 32 on the front nine and 35 on the back for a qualifying 31. Bill Harvey placed second with 102, Ken Lanning third at 103, and Dick Toney fourth at 105. The event drew players from Rolla, Piedmont, Dexter, Sedalia, and other towns, with entrants from California and Wisconsin competing in the 27 hole format.
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Dr. Leslie
Bill Harvey
Elden Rolfing Brothers
Ken Lanning
Rolla
Dick Toney
Piedmont
Dr. J. Paulfi
Bruce Gordon
Wichita
Kan
Ken Caminge Rotts
Ick Toner
Wiedmont
Columbia
Jim McRinner
Ene
Degrge Sleier
Dexter
Garver Laughlin
Calli
Ana
Sories
Wally Morris Jr
Kad Ain Fowler
Columb
Charles Row
Jet Ford
Datify
AL Prank
J. Paul Teste
Clit
Bill Warvey
Eldon
Lesiie
United States Olympic Team Heads to Helsinki After Trials
The U S Olympic track and field team, deemed the all time greatest, departs for Helsinki with 52 members, coaches, and officials to train in Princeton and New York then fly to Finland for the games. Several stars suffered injuries but the squad remains optimistic about a historic performance.
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Los Angeles
America
New York
Finland
Brutus Hamiton
California
Russia
Hamilton
Helsinki
Flus
Princeton
Kielsinki
Dick Attlesey
Craig Dixon
Bob Devinniv
Jim Galliday
Dick Doyle
Otis Chandler
Don Gehrmann
Une
Eam
United States
Bob Aane
Cornell
Castoffs Haunt Former Teammates in Big League Action
A chaotic doubleheader features former Dodgers and Cubs players amid a maze of hits and errors. Virgil Trucks and Dick Keshoski among those contributing as the Dodgers and Cubs trade dramatic, high scoring outs with notable plate appearances and late rallies.
Blues Top Rich Fountain In Riverside Slugfest
Riverside defeated Rich Fountain 28 to 2 as the Blues toppled Rich Fountain with a seven inning work by Wohl and Ver silius closing. Riverside scored in all innings except the second while Schasier took the loss.
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Riverside Bucs
ZR Lites
Rich Freestains
Riverside Giantoni
A Wohl
Riverside
Freddie Versiues
Rich Fountain
Schasier
Rich
Twin Bills Split In Western Association Games
In twin-bill action last night at Joplin and Muskogee the Western Association split both doubleheaders. Muskogee pitcher Bob Raymond allowed Topeka just one hit in the opener as Muskogee won 0. Topeka bounced back in game two 6-1 behind Mathy Matulis holding the Giants to three hits. Salina won the other first game at Joplin as the miners held Salina after scoring all four runs in the final inning.
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Joplin
Muskogee
Bob Raymond
Topeka
Mathy Matulis
Giants
Salina
Mineers
Suggs Wins Open Golf Title Sets World 72-Hole Record
Louise Suggs won the 7th National Women's Open at Bala Golf Club with a 284 total, breaking the 72-hole world mark for women. The Georgia native, likened to Ben Hogan, spoke of focus over jokes, earning $1,750 and the winner’s cup as Marlene Bauer and Retty Jameson trailed.
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Philadelphia
Louise Suggs
Bala Golf Club
Babe
Éaharlas
Palma Ceia Country Club
Tampa
Fla
Ben Hogan
Carrallton, Ga
Louise
Smies
Jess
Ker
Suggs
Yace
Marlene Bauer
Sarasota
Retty Jameson
San Antonio
Tex
Army Netman Wins Southwest Open
Bernard Bartzen from Fort Sill won the Southwest Open singles title 6-2 6-3 over Fred Hagist of Berkeley. He then partnered Hagist to win the doubles, beating Gugry and Brown 6-1 3-6 6-4, with Peery Wilbig as partner in mixed doubles. Gene Land won junior singles. Anita Kanter defeated Joan Merciadis for the women’s title.
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Ark
Ft. Sill
Okla
Bernard
Tut) Bartzen
Army
Bartzen
Fred
Hagist
Berkeles
Calif
Jacque Gugry
Alhambra
Noel Brown
Los Anskeles
Bartyen
Dallas
Gene Land
Oklahoma
Gite
Dave Anpega
Tulsa
Dus rocha to manage NL All Stars in Philadelphia
Giants manager Leo Durocher will lead the National League All-Star squad July 8 in Philadelphia despite a four day suspension. The team features seven Giants, four Cardinals, three Cubs and players from Phillies Reds Dodgers Pirates and others with Musial Slaughter Reese and Furillo among star selections.
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Cincinnate
Leo Dusroche
Peppery
New York Giants
Durocher
National Ieague
Warren Giles
Joop
Philadelphia
Detroit Next Stop For Pro Linksmen
Eleven professionals headed to Detroit for the Motor City Open starting Thursday as the tour resumes after the Inverness best ball. Sam Snead and Jim Ferrier won the Inverness Invitational previously and captured the event with a 37 under par for 90 holes, earning 5 468.66 dollars.
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Toledo
Detroit
Inverness
Sam Snead
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Jim Ferrar
San Franciscan
Snead-Ferrier
Blues Run Amok with 10 Home Runs in Openers
Kansas City Blues overpower St Paul 37 4 in opener of doubleheader setting a record spree with 10 homers and 53 total bases. rookie Ben Wade, brother of Jake Wade, hails from the Brooklyn Dodgers roster and features in a standout performance.
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Kansas City Blues
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Minneapolis i
The
Millers
Columbus
Ben Wade
Brooklyn Dodger
Jake Wade
Kryhoski's ninth inning homer sinks Tigers win at Sportsman's Park
Dick Kryhoski homered in the ninth to lift the St Louis Browns to a 3–2 victory over Detroit as Satchel Paige earned his sixth win after Duane Pillette retired 17 in a row. The day also saw Stan Musial’s 24 game hitting streak end in a rain-shortened Pirates-Cardinals doubleheader.
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Clint Courtney
Ec Pollet
Joe’ Garagiola
Pramesa
Hoth
Robinsen
Toho Prashaseg
Sthorki
Bob Borkowski
Dinnet
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Kavh
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Miter
Beston Braves
Burkowski
Cin
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Reds
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Ihe
Doutle
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Phillies
Pittsburgh
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Dick Kryhoski
Sportsman's Park
St. Louis
Brownies
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Tiger
Fire
Duane Pillette
Satchel Paige
Pillette
Stan
Philadelphia
Boston
New York
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