Legion Defeated In State Debut By Salina Attack
Salina used Rusty Batchler on the mound and an 11 hit attack to beat Lawrence American Legion Junior 7-2 in the first round of the State Legion Tournament at Hutchinson. Jim Ragan was slated to pitch for Lawrence as Great Bend suffered a 4-3 loss to Wichita in a consolation game. Two doubles by Joe Cobb and Chet Alton produced Salina’s first run after two outs.
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Rusty Batchler
Lawrence American Legion
Hutchinson
Morgan-Macks
Great Bend
Wichita
Jim Ragan
Lawrence
Joe Cobb
Chet Alton
Kansas State
Don Zadnik
Rudy Bletscher
Fon Nery
Bugs Mertes
Doug Aether
Rainsherger
Bletscher
Detroit
Rudy
Dickinson County High School
Chapman
Bryan Sperry
Lawrence High
K.U
Zadnik
Cleveland
Ohio
Tech
Wildcats
Navy
K State
K-State
Bill Meek
Houston
Mertes
State
Jim Furey
Chuck Zicketoose
Second Chance Sparks Salina Comeback In High-Scoring Duel
Salina rallies from tie game to topple Lawrence as Culley and Alton drive key runs. Rosenbaum leads off with a single, Morgan-Macks reply, and Salina seals the win with a sixth inning surge, keeping Lawrence at 24 10 on the season.
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Rosenbaum
John Had
Ariow Culley
Gary Brer
Cobb
Culley
Alton
Phil Rinard
Larry Weis
Salina
Bill Fleming
Batchler
Morgan-Macks
Gene Dunigan
Herman Sisk
Galen Cawley
Fleming
Batch Jor
Calley
Chuck McIntyre
Curtiss Melton
Lawrence
Diamond Data Wide Update on Major League Standings
Bleak multiple leagues data show standings with Chicago and Cleveland leading in American, New York and Boston near top, plus Kansas City and Washington in the mix. Friday and Thursday results list Cleveland, New York, Chicago, and Washington games, with several matchups and scores across National League and American Association divisions.
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Sion
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Hacker
Pittsburgh
Jitigaukee
Han
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Philadelphia
St. Louis
Pronation Debate Spurs Allen and Hogan Golf Secrets
The article contrasts Phog Allen and Ben Hogan over who first used pronation. Hogan reveals adjustments added to pronation, including left hand position and a wrist twist, to shape shots. Allen notes supination and describes how pronation benefits touch, while Hogan credits 1946 tweaks for a smoother fade and distance control.
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Hogan
Ben
Jand
Woods
Irons
Wen Jack Fleck
Vaal
Ben Hogan
Indians Boss Lopez Sees 98 Wins To Claim 1955 Pennant
New York. Al Lopez says the Indians must win 98 games to secure the American League pennant, noting they sit near first after a 6-3 win over the Yankees and close in on the White Sox. He adds 95 wins could suffice, but 98 remains the target pace.
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Lopez
New York
al Lopez
Indians
Tribe
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New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Carl Meet Opens With Sunflower Royals and Tonganoxie Rotary
The C C Carl League baseball tournament begins Sunday night at Municipal Park with Sunflower facing the Royals at 1 p.m. and Tonganoxie meeting Rotary at 8:30 p.m. Lecompton and the Elks drew first round byes.
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Sunflower
Royals
Tonganoxie
Rotary
Lecompton
The
Elks
Cardinals edge Giants as Poholsky masters hitters
In Des Moines coverage the St Louis Cardinals beat the New York Giants 4 1 with 28 balls 88 pitches as Poholsky limited the Giants to four hits. Musial Wheldon and Moon contributed scoring plays aided by a NY error to snap a seven game skid. A Baltimore note mentions Lopat blanking the Athletics. The Iowa Journal critiques Little League for pushing 8 to 12 year olds beyond their development.
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New York
Solly Hemits
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Wally Moon
Musial Wa
Bill Whedon
Moon
Musial
Joe Astrath
Lopat
Vic Power
Des Moines
Journal of the
Iowa State Medical Society
Four Games Scheduled At Legion Meet Today
In the second round of the State American Legion Junior baseball tournament four games were set for today. Salina beat Lawrence 7-2 and Wichita Stevens defeated Great Bend 4-3 while Topeka won over Emporia 4-2 and Hutchinson upset Parsons 10-5. Losers’ bracket games this afternoon matched Lawrence against Great Bend and Emporia against Parsons. Tonight’s winners’ bracket games feature Salina versus Wichita Stevens and Hutchinson versus Topeka.
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Salina
Lawrence
Wichita Stevens
Great Bend
Topeka
Emporia
Parsons
Gamos
Four-Year-Old Killed Under Tractor Wheel
Stewart K Focus a four year old boy died yesterday after being crushed beneath a rear tractor wheel on his parents farm in Whitewater Kansas. He reportedly released the brakes and either fell or jumped as the vehicle began to roll. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Novalis Toevs.
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Mamma
Whitewater
Kas
Stewart K. Focus
Stewart
Novalis Toevs
Fumes Sickens 65 At Burbank Electrical Plant
An alcohol fumes release at the Advance Relay and Electric Co plant in Burbank hospitalized 65 workers. Twenty six stayed hospitalized but none were seriously ill after fumes from transferring industrial alcohol. France reports about 2 percent million horses.
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Burbank
Calif
Advance Relay and Electric Co
Sox Boss Higgins Praised For Team Unity And Patience
Boston whispers praise for Mike Higgins as he credits the Red Sox roster for pennant progress. Ted Williams and Klaus receive nods, while pitchers Frank Sullivan Tom Brewer Willard Nixon and bullpen arms are cited for steady support. Higgins stresses calm leadership and faith in players, noting his own playing days shape his management style.
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Red Sox
Ted Williams
Klaus
Mike Higgins
Ted
Billy
Higgins
Williams
TPC Ge Tee Peeremeer
Deere
Billy Goodan
Jackie Jensen
Jimmy “Ersall
Grady Hatton
Sammy White
Norm Zauchin
Frank Sullivan
Tom
Brewer
Willard Nixon
George Susce
Ellis Kinder
Tom Hurd
Leo Klely
Faye Threneberry
Gene Stenheng
Mike
Dave
Boo) Ferriss
Pigsgins
Piersall
Sullivan
Stengel Faces Tough Start as Yankees Trail Tribe in Series
New York Yankees trail Cleveland Indians by 10 to 7 as Casey Stengel’s first season at the helm nears its start. The club risks losing the season series for the first time since his 1940s arrival.
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NEW York
Casey Stenzel
New York Yankees
Indians
Yanks
White Sox hold even record with late-season road stretch ahead
With three games left in Cleveland and two in New York the White Sox stand 9-9 with two remaining at Yankee Stadium and two in Chicago. They beat the Boston Red Sox 6-1 with 12 games played and have split two games with Detroit. In Cirpensboro NC a market break left two fishing poles missing valued at 2.10 dollars.
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White Sox
Yankee Stadium
Chicago
Boston Red Sox
Detroit
Cirpensboro
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