Big Don Nears 20-Game Shutout Run This Year
Brooklyns Newcombe moves toward another 0-0 season, aiming at consecutive shutouts and tying two long-standing records as the Dodgers pressure Milwaukee in the NL race. The Braves stay within 12 games after a Chicago Subster loss. Philadelphia gains with a sweep as Ted Williams faces fines and the spitting incident.
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Don Newcombe
Hummin
Pea
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Milwaukee
Chicago Cubs
Sal Maglie
Dodger
Wey
New York Giants
Carl Uubhell
Giants
Eters
Braves
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Laws
Philadelphia
Sweepnee
Fond
Wenight
Ted Williams
Boston
Joe Cronin
Red Sox
New York Yankees
Tedh
Yankees
Cleveland
Dee Th
White Sox
Kipsas City
Travel Talk Across Down Part Word Puzzle
A fragmented crossword style entry lists clues and partial entries such as Eucharistic wine cups, allowance for waste, church seats, drinking vessel, delay, raid, notes of scale, and various cryptic hints. The grid references and scattered answers point to a puzzle page with labeled clues and solution fragments.
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Seth
Emperor in Roman puzzle hints and location riddle
A scrambled clue puzzle mentions an emperor and Roman numerals with references to Terriple ridges and Totnare 48. It alludes to a location not at 50 Statule, suggesting a hidden or misaligned ordinal or map puzzle. No clear event or person verified.
South Park Champ to Face All Stars in Friday Game
The South Park League Baseball title holder meets an All Star squad chosen from the league after the season. Managers Jay Drake Sr. and Milton Grandstaff lead the All Stars, with Scottish Rite’s Bob Edmonds managing the champions. David Stinson pitches for the All Stars while Scottish Rite relies on Bob Cheek or Milton Grandstaff. The reader is given a list of players across both teams, including standouts like James Ireland and Jack Armstrong. The match, set for 7:30 p.m. Friday, pits the league’s top team against a composite All Star lineup featuring players from Scottish Rite, Lecompton, and others.
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Scottish Rite
Jay Drake Sr
Louis Holcom
Tony Tee
All Stars
Bob Edmonds
David Stinson
Bob Cheek
Milton
Lecompton
Richard Colt
Duver
Charles Emonsmonds
Gary Englehaup
Jerry Marton
Ric Neever
Kenny Roper
Neal Runsall
Tom Sego
Barry Smith
Mike Tubbs
Gres Turner
Charles Blas
Bob Cherkattishy Pitstery
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Ace Norm Stewart To Play Pro Basketball
Norman Stewart, Missouri University's star guard and record scorer, signed by the St. Louis Hawks of the NBA. Hawks owner Bork Kemer announced he will join the team for the training season opening September 22.
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M.A
Norm Stewart
ST. Louis
Norman Stewart
Missouri University
St. Louis Hawks
National Basketball Assn
Hawk
Bork Kemer
Topeka Hawks Suffer Fourth Straight Loss In Nineteen West
Ashivtated Perr Albuquerque's Dukes won their fourth straight game in the West, beating the Topeka Hawks 7-3. The win strengthens the Dukes' hold as Amarillo, Lincoln, and Pueblo post wins, widening the lead in the division standings. The game marked Topeka's fourth consecutive defeat as Albuquerque tied the score with a late ninth inning surge.
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Albuquerque
Dukes
Hawks
Topeka
Sid
Lincoln Justo Amarillo
Pueblo Beaut Pes Moines
Amarillo
Colorado Springs
Sioux City
California committee calls for drastic boxing law changes
A Sacramento based special investigating committee urged sweeping reforms in California boxing. It recommended revoking licenses of major figures including matchmaker Babe McCoy promoter Cal Eaton and promoter Jimmy Murray of Oakland for alleged illegal ties and misconduct. Twenty six individuals were named for license revocation amid claims of fight fixing and criminal associations.
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Sacramento
Calif
California
Goodwin J. Knight
Babe McCoy
Cal Eaton
Los Angeles
Jimmy Murray
Oakland
Fights Last Night Boxing Results Roundup
Boston Johnny Saxton outpointed Barry Allison in a non-title 10 rounder at 152 pounds. Ike Chestnut bested Jesse Rodriguez at 131 pounds over 10 rounds in Montreal. John L. Perry defeated Lester Felton in Detroit at 149 pounds over 8 rounds.
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Associated Prost
Boston
Johnny Saxton
New York
Barry Allison
Springfield
Mass
Montreal
Ike Chestnut
Jesse Rodriguez
Kansas City
Windsor
John L. Perry
Detroit
Lester Felton
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LA Price
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Jim Hill
St John's
James Ireland
Jack Armstrong
Ourhel
Marvin Hubbard
Joh Urily
Key Romer
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Dea Mull el
Sih and
Ernie Acher
Mobilgas
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Box Office
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Robert Eaton
Guy
Knight
Vermont
George Pickens
Joan Pickens
Fess Parner
Ebsex
Jeff York
Nealance
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Space Technicolor
Walt Bishey
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King and I
Styrone
Kim Novak
the Eddy Wichinaera
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Brian Donlevy
Margia Dean
Jack Warner
David King Wood
Richard Landau
Anthony
Val Guest
United Artists
Tonite
Frank Sinatra
Johnny Concho
Edmonds Construction Co., Inc. Industrias
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Lawrence
KAY Pharmacy
Adam Kay
Lawrence Sanitary Milk & Ice Cream CO
Kirby's
Blue Hills Drive-In
Calhoun
Eaat
Lawrence Outlook
Norman Edmonds
Vth & Mass
Underwood's
West
Dixie Dress Shops
W. Niebarger
Boyd
ALTIC
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Gae & Eat Hiway
First National Bank
DeSoto
Buddy Gallagher
Motorsmouth Sales
England
van Struite Jorivat American Service 10K Co
Crystal Motors Trading Post
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