Quality Tips Peerless Dahl's Win In Classic
Quality Tips, Peerless, and Dahl's win in a Classic League game at West Avenue Friday night. Quality broke a 2-2 tie with six runs in the sixth, led by Bob Kloss with three hits and a home run. Peerless, 6-2- record, fell behind as Quality improved to 5-8. Causeway and Milwaukee Road tied 6-6 at Trane Park.
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Cargill Paces Major Loop and Rowley’s Win
Cargill remains unbeaten at 8-0 in the Major Soft Ball League by routing Don’s All-Stars 5-1 at West Avenue Friday night. Rowley’s crushed The Alibi 27-2 as Nordrum silenced the Alibi with heavy support from 12 hits and eight errors by The Alibi. Betz and Sanitary Dairies beat Trane 10-9 in a close duel, with L Wuensch belting two homers for the losers and Sofia and Dahlby homering for the winners.
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Bowling Averages Yanks Down White Sox 3-2, Dodgers Top NL
The Yankees edged the White Sox 3-2 as Brooklyn held sole first in the National League with a 10-8 win over Cincinnati. Cleveland and Washington posted wins while Detroit and Philadelphia combined for big scores. Key homers by Larry Doby, Wally Westlake, and Eddie Yost highlighted a night of several long balls and late innings.
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Box Scores 154 149 New York 010000 111 04 Chicago 100 06003 000 15
The game saw New York top Chicago 15 to 4 with Miksis driving in two runs and Jackson and Katt adding homers. Pitchers Klippstein and Hearn split duties with Davis getting the win as Chicago hurler Grissom took the loss. Attendance noted with high receipts from a 1954 Minnesota high school basketball tournament.
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USC Qualifies 14 In NCAA Track Games
USC dominates NCAA track prelims at Ann Arbor with 8 of 9 qualifiers. Trojans seek a large margin atop a 92-team field, while Michigan State Illinois California Michigan Stanford compete for second place. Yale also has four qualifiers but faces long odds.
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Tulsa golfer cards two aces in one round at Hot Springs
Thomas Barker, 20, of Hot Springs, scored two holes in one in the same round at Hot Springs Country Club. He aced the No. 3 156-yard hole with an eight iron and the No. 15 160-yard hole with a seven iron, finishing with a one-under-par 71.
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Survival of Siamese twins in wild life discussed
In Concord New Hampshire the rarity of survival of Siamese twins in wildlife is noted. A separate item mentions Rudy Regalado, a Rookie with the Cleveland Indians, earning a combat infantry badge during the Korean War after studying at the University of Southern California.
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Two Baseball Trips Planned for La Crosse Fans
Two special chartered trips to see the Milwaukee Braves are planned in July for La Crosse baseball fans. A July 4 bus to the Braves Redlegs game departs 7:30 a.m. from Greyhound Depot, with registration at 4th and Jay Streets. Tickets include transport and game admission. A July 17 train to the Braves Dodgers game leaves Milwaukee Road Depot at 8 a.m., returns at 9 p.m. from downtown Milwaukee. Roundtrip tickets with grandstand seat are on sale at Sheldon's Wittenberg's Ed's and the Monitor.
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Braves Break Five Game Drought Edges Phils 1-0
Jim Pendleton opened with a leadoff triple and Johnny Logan drove in the run on a sacrifice fly as Lew Burdette pitched a five hit shutout for Milwaukee. Henry Aaron, Logan, and five Phillies figured in a rare double play as Milwaukee snapped a five game skid and a 26 inning scoreless stretch.
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Fights Last Night Report Highlights Ring Results
In New York Joey Giardello from Philadelphia outpointed Bobby Jones from Oakland. In Boise Bobby Woods stopped Henry Davis in Spokane. In San Diego Cecil Schoonmaker from Los Angeles outpointed Doug Med sley from San Diego.
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Burdette Quietly Tops Phillies as Braves Rally
Milwaukee pitcher Lew Burdette scattered five singles to beat the Phillies 1-9 while Ray Boone drove in runs. In a separate doubleheader, the Detroit Tigers hit three homers at Philadelphia including a bases loaded blast.
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Fans Boo Grimm After Aaron Double Play Stirs Crowd
Milwaukee crowds jeered manager Charlie Grimm after Aaron and Logan teamed for a thwarted double play during a 1-0 loss to the Giants. Grimm's fiery dugout antics and Adcock's near homer sparked the tension as attendance surpassed one million at home and abroad. A La Crosse baseball school for 8 to 12 year olds starts Monday with Northside and Southside sessions at 9 a.m. and 1 p.m., led by local instructors.
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Schauer to Start At Forward In Prep Classic
MURRAY Ky Two Kentucky high school basketball stars will team with two outsiders from Texas and one from Kansas to night to try to give the Rebels a quick start in the sixth annual North South cage classic. Those starting for the North include Jay Schauer South Milwaukee Wis forward. The South opening with Billy Cassady a forward for state champion Inez and Vernon Hatton Lexington Lafayette guard. North coaches Dick King of New York City and Ole Jorgensen Neenah Wis have seven subs including Robert Litzow Stevens Point Wis.
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Ex Collegiate Runners Lead Fort Leonard Wood to Army Track Title
Fort Leonard Wood claimed the Fifth Army track championship at the University of Chicago led by Willie Stevens of Illinois Ted Wheeler of Iowa and Phil Coleman of Southern Illinois as the team swept 12 firsts finishing with 13642 points. Camp Carson Fort Riley and Fort Sheridan trailed. Winners qualified for the all Army meet at Fort Devens Mass next Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Chavez Andrade TV Bout Stirs Lightweight Showdown
Chavez of Los Angeles meets unbeaten Cisco Andrade in a 10 round lightweight clash on ABC TV tonight from the Arena. The 7 p.m. CST bout features Andrade 23 fights with one draw and a January loss to Chavez that he calls his toughest. Chavez 31 has a 72 24 8 career mark and promises another hard evening.
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O'Brien Breaks Mark as Santee Posts 4:00.7 Mile
In Los Angeles at the district AAU meet at the Coliseum Parry O'Brien dominated the field by throwing 60 feet 10 inches for the 16 pound shot show. Wes Santee of Kansas won the featured mile in 4:00.7, beating Olympic champion Josy Barthel. Barthel stayed close until mid race, with Bjorn Bogerud and Sture Landqvist finishing third and fourth. Santee may end his season for Marine camp at Quantico starting Monday.
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Baseball card scores from leagues and games
In American League action Chicago at New York and Cleveland at Boston lead a packed schedule with several doubleheaders. American Association results include Charleston edging St. Paul 5 4 in 12 innings, Columbus defeating Minneapolis 8 7, and Kansas City beating Louisville 6 2, while Indianapolis swept Toledo 4 0 and 3 0 in a doubleheader.
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White Sox acquire Martin in three-team trade
In a three club deal the Chicago White Sox obtain Morrie Martin and Ed McGhee from the Athletics. Philadelphia picks up Sonny Dixon Al Sima Bill Wilson and $20 000 while Washington gains Gus Keriazakos and cash. Sox GM Lane says Martin could push them toward the pennant if he performs as expected.
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Sonny) Dixon
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Bennett Leads NCAA Field in Trials at Ann Arbor
John Bennett of Marquette University, defending NCAA broad jump champion, qualified for finals after a 24 feet 4 inches leap, besting the field. Final events scheduled today. Also note Gus Erickson, Syracuse crew coach and former University of Washington undergraduate, earned letters in crew, football, swimming, and skiing.
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Spartans Meet Rollins Today In NCAA Test
Michigan State and Rollins College set to clash as the remaining undefeated teams in the NCAA World Series. MSU seeks its third win behind Bud Erickson on the mound while Rollins counters with Bob Leader or Don Tasucher. The double elimination tourney also features Massachusetts vs Missouri and Arizona vs Oklahoma A&M.
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Charles Confident He Will De-throne Champ
Monticello New York Charles vows title win over champ Marciano saying he will be champion this time He recalls doubts after first title and dismisses reports of Marciano being hurt in sparring He plans a decisive punch and resumed sparring after a short layoff with Ez Charles confident and ready for next Thursday bout
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Determine Imbros Seek One-Two Finish At Hollywood Park
Inglewood Calif Andrew Crevelin's Kentucky Derby winner Determine and his stablemate Imbros head the field in the inaugural Californium at Hollywood Park with a 100000 added purse. A 50000 crowd is expected as the Crevelin duo seeks a one two finish ahead of Fleet Bird Mrs Adam Rice's Pet Bully High Scud and others.
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