City golf tournament pairings announced for Sunday start
Chi Galloway the defending champion opens against Les Hutchinson in the championship flight. George Wetzel and Don Wetzel, father and son, draw opposite rounds with Don favored to win. All matches at Hillview with consolation brackets replacing the old losers playoff system.
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Chi. Gallophy
Les Hutchinson
Chi Galloway
Hutchinson
George
Don Wetzel
Mr. Wetzel
Lyle Art
Don
Skip Williams
Hillview Course
Iles Hutchinson
Ray Nichols
Bob Bullock
Dick Baskettoa
Robert Street
Billy Stowits
Robert ‘Pugh
Joe Davis
Earl Farris
LaGree
Norman Edmonds
George Wetzel
Lyle Hart
Skipper Williams
Were Animals Legally Held Responsible for Crimes
A historical debate examines whether animals can be held accountable for criminal acts under existing law or moral standards. Legal scholars discuss precedent, societal attitudes, and the challenges of assigning intent and culpability to nonhuman actors.
California Is Favored To Win Tennis Tourney
Haverford Pa July 4 top seeded Robert Carruthers of Coronado California breezed into the quarterfinals at the national intracholastic tennis title. He overwhelmed Walter Driver of El Paso and faces Charles Hopper of Hilltop who eliminated Robert Faught of Hun School. Other quarterfinalists include Richard Hart of Gesu High Billy Vogt of Penn Charter and Jack Blair of Miami.
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Haverford
Robert Carruthers
Coronado
Calif
Carruthers
Walter Driver
EL Paso
Seein Charles Hopper
Hill Ioot
Robert ‘Faught
Hun School
N. J
Faught
Fats
Corpus Christi
Victor Seizas
Philadelphia
Robert
Bensinger
Takoma High
di i Bender
Pingry High
Westfield
Earl Cochell
Los Angeles High
Arthur Prochaska
Clinton
Wednesday and Thursday HOURLY SPORTS MEETUP SCHEDULE
The notice lists matches at South Park and Woodlawn Park. On Wednesday Auto' Service versus General Service at South Park 8. Fritzel versus Fritz Co. at Woodlawn Park on Thursday in a special holiday tournament. Friday Elks versus Co-Ops at South Park 8. Lawrence Sanitary versus Obers at Woodlawn Park 8.
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Auto’ Service
General Service
South Park
Fritzel Vs. Fritz Co
Woodlawn Park
Elks
Co-Ops
Park
Lawrence Sanitary Vai
Ruffing Keeps Faith as Yankees Hit Rough Patch
Ed Barrow and Joe McCarthy worry over New York’s decline while Charley Ruffing, 36, remains a bright note. The pitcher’s resilience and late-career gains lift a team struggling with eight straight losses and a brutal road trip, as Cleveland’s minor-league pipeline and scouting dodge misfortune with timely finds.
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New York
Yankees
Ed Barrow
Joe McCarthy
Charles Herbert Ruffing
Charley Ruffing
Big Red
Yankee
Ruffing
Red Sox
Detroit
Cleveland Array
Getto Names Pitt Alum Mike Getto as Dodgers Assistant
Getto, new head coach of the Brooklyn Dodgers, selects his former Pitt pupil Mike Getto as assistant coach for the upcoming season. The move pairs the two experienced football men as the Dodgers prepare for the fall campaign.
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Jock Sutherland
Brooklyn Football Dodgers
Pitt
Mike Getto
Boxing Banter and Baseball Notes From New York
A round up of sports gossip and results highlights Baer’s eighth round win over Louis, matchups suggested, and plans for boxers like Braddock Hostak and Dempsey Luttrell. Also notes on a Yankee pregame pep talk by Bill Dickey and a high activity Polo Grounds double bill.
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New York
Louis Baer
Dug McSpaden
Jimmy Braddock
Don Meade
Marshall Field
al Hostak
Tony Zale
Eddie Miller
Bill Jurges
Writ Gammon
Chattanooga Times
Atlanta
Bud
Galento Fight Stop Sparks Press Critique
Report describes Tony Galento asking for the fight to be stopped and newspapers that once helped his rise now accusing him of quitting like a bum. The tone mocks Galento as “Gallant Galento” and questions the act.
Manhattan All-Star Team Chosen From Four Towns
Four players from Manhattan, plus stars from Fairbury and nearby towns, are named to the Central Ban Johnson league all-star squad. Pitchers Maurice Belshe and Jerry Vanayen lead selections joined by hitters and fielders from Junction City, Concordia, Beatrice, and other locales.
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Manhatan
Kan
Tata
Ges City
Rysville
Fairbury
Maurice Belshe
Manhat
Mike Auer
Junction City
Jerry Vanayen Concordia
Roy Pedden
Coentchere
Junction
Lioya Jenking
Beatrice
Pitches Dibbie
Melvin
Ee Soma Freddle
la Savage
Manhattan
Bruce Stockman
Dick Murphy
Marysville
Wee Harold Beloit
Billy White
Haddican
Johnson Ban Results From Local Scores
Concordia 2, Marysville 4. Fairbury 4, Manhattan 1. Junction City 6, Beloit 4. Local tally shows multiple league results with Beloit and Junction City leading in a compact score roundup.
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Concordia
Marysville
Fairbury
Manhattan
Junction City
Beloit
Dodgers rally with bases loaded homer to beat Giants
Peewee Reese belts a bases loaded home run in the ninth to lift the Dodgers past the Giants. Bob Feller earns a seven hit victory for the Indians over the Browns. Bob Mattick’s eighth inning single with bases loaded helps the Cubs beat the Pirates 7 to 5. Jim Foxx homers in the ninth as the Red Sox rout the Athletics 12 to 1. Joe Sullivan limits hits as the Bees win 8 to 3.
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Peewee Reese
Dodgers
Giants
Bob Feller
Indians
Browns
Bob Mattick
Cubs
Pirates
Jim Foxx
Red Sox
Athletics
Joe Sullivan
Bees
Philles
Mates
Feller
St. Louis Browns
Detroit
White Sox
Taft “Wright
Cleveland
Boston Red Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
Red Sockers
Jim Tabor
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Giants
Joe Medwick
Boston Bees
Phillies
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Whe Selr Mairi
Fight for Third In Tight American Association Standings
Four teams battled for third place as schedule delays postponed any head to head clashes. Milwaukee edged Kansas City 3 1 on strong pitching and two Hal Peck triples while Louisville beat Columbus in 14 innings 4 3 lifting the Colonels to fourth. St Paul crushed first place Minneapolis 10 3, Toledo defeated Indianapolis 6 2 ending the Indians win streak.
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St. Paul
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Louisville
Columbus
Indianapolis
Toledo
George Blaehelder
Hal Peck
Stan Bordagaray
Red Birds
Colonels
Saints
Millers
Indians
Hutchinson
Salina
Topeka
Muskogee
Joplin
Springfield
Fort Smith
American
Five Hit Shutout as Springfield Tops Fort Smith 7 0
Sylvester Donnelly pitched a five hit shutout for Springfield in a 7 0 win over Fort Smith in the Western Association. St. Louis Cardinals official Branch Rickey watched as von Ahnen yielded three runs early while Springfield pulled away with a seven run seventh. Muskogee and St Joseph widened leads with big wins as Salina edged Topeka. Doubleheaders set for today across the league.
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Springfield
Sylvester
Blix) Donnelly
Fort Smith
Branch Rickey
St. Louis Cardinals
Bill von Ahnen
Muskogee
Joplin
St. Joseph
Hutchinson
Pirates
Salina
Topeka
Jonlin
General Service Upsets Auto Service for First Win
General Service earned its first win of the season by defeating Auto Service 12 to 6 in a South Park softball game last night.
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General Service
Auto Service
South Park
Baseball league leaders of 1956 with key players and stats
National League top names include Danning New York 83 hits and 11 home runs with leaders Frey Cincinnati 50 RBI and Mize St Louis 20 home runs. American League leaders feature Greenberg Detroit 69 RBI and Finney Boston 97 hits, with Foxx Boston 19 home runs and Newson Detroit 11-1 pitching.
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Associated Press
Quattine Danning
New York
Walker
Brooklyn
Nicholson
Chicago
Finns-Hache
Frey
Cincinnati
Danning
Fletcher
Pittsburgh
Herman
Hack
Werber
Meinen Ress
Boston
Gleeson
Icngo
Mooty
Fitzsimmons
Radcliff
St.Louis
Finney
Ego Mater
McCos
Greenberg
Detroit
Foxx
Boudreau
Cleveland
McCosky
Keller
Trosky
Case
Jreshington
Washington
Newson
Smith
Baseball doubleheader to settle AL lead at Briggs Stadium
Detroit hosts a pivotal doubleheader with the Tigers and Indians to decide first place in the American League. Feller earned his 18th win as Detroit upset, while Cleveland topped St. Louis to reclaim the lead. other games featured Dodgers dramatic late rally and Cubs rally past Pirates.
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Ruffing
Reg Sox
Nokomis Guide
Ong
St. Louis Cardinal
Cleveland Club
San Francisco
Earl Averill
Indians
Milwaukee
Ken Keltner
Brewers
Cleveland
Wilkes-Barre
Alvan Bradley, and Company
Briggs Stadium
Detroit
Michigan
Detroit Tigers
Cleveland Indians
Tigers
Chicago White Sox
Yesterday's Results In Major Leagues Across Leagues
Baseball scores report yesterday across the National and American Leagues with several rain postponements. Brooklyn beat New York 7 to , Chicago 7 to 5 over Pittsburgh, Boston 8 to 3, Philadelphia 3 to ? and Detroit 7 to 12 in a rain shortened slate.
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Brooklyn
New York
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Boston
Philadelphia
Seaton
Hicago
Detroit
Cleveland
St. Louis
York
Washington
Chattanooga at Birmingham Postponed by Rain
Southern Association basketball note reports postponement of the Chattanooga at Birmingham game due to rain with nearby mentions of Nashville and Memphis scores.
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Southern Association
Chattanooga
Birmingham
Nashville
Memphis
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