Morgan Macks Sweep District With Twin Wins
Morgan Macks dominated the district with a no hitter by Doyle Schick and a 10 run fifth inning as Ottawa ended the Second District tourney early with Lawrence earning the title. Lawrence advances to the state meet after beating Olathe 8-2 behind Jim Ragan. Al Ice leads Morgan Macks toward a Thursday Osborne game against Winfield.
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Doyle Schick
Morgan-Mack Legion
Ottawa
Lawrence
Olathe
Jim Ragan
al Ice
Osborne
Winfield
Morgan-Macks
Lawrence bats power to rout Ottawa in district final
Schick hurled a no hit bid as Morgan-Macke hammered four homers led by Melton with seven and Wrench Hadl Dunigan all contributing. Six Lawrence players named to the district all star team. Ottawa-Lawrence final collapsed after four and a half innings as Lawrence powered to victory with strong hitting and solid defense.
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Olathe
Morgan-Macke
Curtis Melton
John Hadl
Don Wrench
Melton
Wrench
Hadl
Lawrence
Schick
Gene Dunigan
Reed
Ragan
Hadi
Dunigan
Lawrence Crew
Morgan-Macks
Ottawa
Lawarc PO
Selick
Uae
Ul Melton
Rookwalter
Wolfson
Sltawa
Shaw
Firestone
Hudnall
Cearjors
al Walburn
Morrix
Huckeson
Ferguson
Collins
A ' Kennison
Sutton
al Teers
Taurence
Olath
Wreneh
H Schick
Ain
A Sisk
Waty
Trunigan
E Hagan
Alnthe
Sioux City Whitewashes League Leaders by 9-0
Seventh-place Sioux City defeated Western League leader Amarillo 9-0 as Roy Fister earned his second win. Wally Fassler hit two homers and Don Catchet added one run for Sioux City. Other results: Lincoln 40 Pueblo, Topeka 7-1 over Colorado Springs, Des Moines 96 and 15-3 over Albuquerque. Dempsey age noted at 61.
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Associated Press
Sioux City
Amerillo
Gold Sox
Roy Fister
Sox
Wally Fassler
Don Catchet
Fister
Lincoln
Pueblo
Topeka
Colorado Springs
Des Moines
Albuqueque
Albuquerque
Dukes
Amarillo
Redbirds Top Giants Behind Dark Four-Hold Hit Spree
Alvin Dark fueled a 3-2 Cardinals win at New York with four hits including a double against his old teammates. Stan Musial drove in the decisive run as St. Louis moved to four of six on a road trip, opening a three-game lead in the division race.
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Associated Press
Alvin Dark
New York Giant
St. Louis Cardinals
Giants
Redbirds
New York
Stan Musial
Don Blasingame
Blasingame
Dark
Musia
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Hank Bauer
New York Yankees
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Bob Turley
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St. Nicholas U Arena
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al Dark
Cardinal
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Hola Rip Coleman
Athlones
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Yanks
Vanford Brothers
Ira
Cleveland
Isaac Carl
Own
Thoroughbreds
Omaha Nips Denver to Trim AA Lead. Indy Gains Half
Stan Jok delivered a two run single with two out in the ninth to lift Omaha to a 4 3 win over Denver Sunday night, cutting the Bears American Association lead to five games. Indianapolis split with Wichita, taking game one 5 3 and losing 5 4, to gain a half game. Louisville and St Paul split a doubleheader, the Saints winning 9 1 and the Colonels 2 1 in the nightcap. Minneapolis and Charleston postponed due to wet grounds. Denver led early in their game, then Ollie Jok’s hit and Carlos Paula’s homer helped Omaha win.
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Omaha
Denver
Bears
Assa
Indianapolis
Wichita
Indians
Louisville
St. Paul
Saints
Colonels
Minneapolis
Charleston
Mark Freeman
Jok
al Baro
Dick Schofield
Carlos Paula
Max Macon
Bill Kinnamon
Lacy Curry
Billy Harrel
Roger Maris
Bob Talbot
Earl Hersh
Russ Nixon
Harry Hanebrink
Miller and D X Defeat Havana 8 7 for 2nd Victory
D X pitcher Kansas University sophomore to be Kan sas Miller posted his 13th win of the season against two losses as he beat the Havana Cuba Giants 8 to 7 at Municipal Park. Ron Wiley had three hits and Don Steinmeyer two for D X in their second straight win.
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Larry Miller
D-X
Kansas University
Municipal Park
Havana Cuba Giants
Ron Wiley
Don Steinmeyer
Havana
Robertson
Wiley
Ef Martin
Donaldson
Miller
P Nevers
Plutaenreuter
Steinmeyer
Guerra
Nicholas
Rey — Robertson
Martin
Machado
Yxanea
Sanchez
Stainmeyer
Yvanec
Mesza
S — Steinmeyer
Pluteenreuter
Steinymeyer
Re— Saldale
Saldela
Ho—Saldale
Rer
Pb—Donaldson
Missouri Man Drowns After Fall From Boat
Kansas City Kansas mourns Harold Saltzman 30 Anondale Missouri who drowned in the Kansas River after being thrown from his motorboat The witness H E Singleton said the boat jerked forward as Saltzman started it and circling passed him three or four times before striking him The body was recovered hours later The item also notes Duke sprint star Dave Sime who played multiple sports at Fair Lawn New Jersey High School.
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Kansas City
Kas
Harold Saltzman
Anondale
Kansas River
Saltzman
H.E. Singleton
Duke
Dave Sime
Fair Lawn N. J
C C Carl League All Stars to Play Final Game of Season
The C C Carl League all star game is set for 3 tonight at Municipal Park. Lawrence stars face the area all stars in a season finale featuring players from Royals Eagles Sunflower Lecompton and Tonga n o x i e among others.
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C. C. Carl
Municipal Park
Lawrence
Dennis Cawley
Royals
Francis Ludvicck
Eagles
Omer Buck
Jack Warner
Rotary
Thomas Bold
Larry Hodgson
Gary Midgeott
Ellis
Charles Shelly
LeRoy Brown
Gary Hatfield
Steve Bly
Phillip Kipp
Ronald Stauffer
Elks
Lawren Pringle
Robert Harper
Wilson Hill
Larry Hatfield
James Wilma
Mike Clem
Ronnie McDaniel
Sunflower
Jerry Dick
Lecompton
Cliff Mathews
Tonganoxie
Doug Gwinn
Perry Walters
Junior Rogers
Castellani Giambra Top Garden Fight Teased Friday Night
Unbeat en Ortiz tops card in New York after two months of delays. Castellani faces Giambra in a middleweight clash at St. Nicholas Arena as Satterfield and Carter renew their Syracuse bout at War Memorial Auditorium. Madison Square Garden had planned July 13 but Giambra injury shifted dates.
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Bob Satterfield
Chicago
Harold Carter
Lineden
Nod
War Memorial Auditorium
Syracuse
N.Y
Carter
Satterfield
Drago
Miami Beach
Madison Square Garden
Joey Giambra
the Buffalo
Rocky Castellani
Cleveland
Ladies Day at LCC Tee Topics Preview Tennis Club
Ruth Schubert will lead Tuesday Ladies Day at LCC with last week’s pairings repeated. High school girls will assist at the club after 8 30 to care for children. Unassigned partners will be paired at the clubhouse and a local Ladies Tournament is planned with details later. The usual putting contest is set for Friday at 3 p.m. Winners last week were Mrs W D King Mrs Dusty Rhodes and Mrs Jack Patti. Scotch foursome winners were Ruth Schubert Erna Holmes and Jim Schubert Wallace Taylor.
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Ruth Schubert
W. D. King
Dusty Rhodes
Jack Patti
Ruth
Jim Schubert
Erna Holmes
Wallace Taylor
Reds Sweep Pirates as NL Race Tightens
Cincinnati rallied to sweep four from the Pirates, closing ground in the NL behind Milwaukee and Brooklyn. Dodgers share of the action saw a win end their streak, while St Louis and New York teams posted key results. The day featured late-inning dramatics and multiple player milestones as the pennant chase remains intense.
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Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Brooklyn
Redlegs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Milwintekee
Philadelphia
Chiesa
Dodgers
Reds
Curt Simmons
Braves
Rey Stanley Morintople
Tye Sain
Pee Wee Reese
Dan
Nine after shutting out Baltimore 0 and 4-0 in Detroit
Detroit and the Nationals split a doubleheader as Larry Doby stood out in Chicago and Boston games. Doby drove in eight runs with two homers and a two run double while Walt Dropan matched five RBIs in the opener. Billy Hoeft struck out 12 in one Washington game and Dean Stone held the Tigers to four hits for a 4-1 win.
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Baltimore
Detroit
Nats
Larry Doby
Chicago
Boston
White Sox
Walt Drone
Dobsy
Billy Pierce
Ane
Washington
Billy Hoeft
Dean Stone
Tigers
SNEAD'S SCHOOL Golf Lessons By an Expert
An expert golf instruction outlines proper hand and wrist action in the downswing. It emphasizes keeping wrists cocked at the top of the backswing, then uncocking smoothly as the club approaches the ball to maximize power. The piece warns against early wrist release and describes a sequence shown in diagrams.
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Snead
Aenan
Marion
Big Seven Coaches to Host Kansas City Dinner
The Big Seven Conference football coaches will attend a luncheon in Kansas City. The Bay Seven Sports Committee, a Neuisas City fan group, announced Saturday that it would sponsor the event.
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Kansas City Cp
Biss
Ninvheon Herve Ais
Bay Seven Sports
Neuisas City
Curt Simmons Recovers Form in Six-Hitter Win Over Braves
Philadelphia pitcher Curt Simmons, once a top lefty, fired a six-hitter with seven strikeouts as he beat Milwaukee for his fourth straight complete game victory. At 27, he says arm pain is gone and confidence returns after rest and a winter program, hoping to recapture past form despite acknowledging he may not throw as fast as in 1954 pennant days.
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Philadelphia
Curt Simmons
Milwaukee
Braves
Philadephia Phillies
Teast
Simmons
Phils
Tomay
Alabama Man Wins Golf Meet for Blind Champion
A Birmingham athlete, Charles Boswell, topped the 36 hole event in a Chicago hosted blind golf meet. The champion led the tourney with steady play and strong putting showing.
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Alabama
Chicago
Charles Boswell
Obrecthins
Birmingham
Abo
Gay
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