Hawks Face Topeka Decker Oilers In Mo-Kan Clash
Lawrence Hawks meet Topeka Decker Oilers at Municipal Park tonight with Lefty Hammer on the mound. Oilers, a top semi pro club, aim to bounce back after a 33- to date record and a recent loss to Leavenworth. Van Dyke sat out tonight, Fraser fans anticipate a strong start as the Hawks chase Mo Kan pennant with Sunday game at Leavenworth looming.
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Nelson
Lou Hammer
Lawrence Hawke
Topeka Decker Oilers
Municipal Park
Oslera
Hawke
Gib Francia
Vern Cott
Oilers
Topeka
Wichita
Ollers
Decker Oilers
Coffman
Halton
Kansas City Wyandotte Electrics
Kanaas State Prison
Lansing
Atchison Colts
Leavenworth
Lawrencians
Kansas City Wyandotte Electrica
Francis
Hawks
Capitol City
Junior
Offman
Lawrence
Ted
Morgan
Bobby Crites
Hert Coffman
Ed Coffman
Don Kirkwood
Raymond Johnson
Faul Perry
Ray Etzel
J. Coffman
Oime
Wyandotte Electric
Tuesadaga
Bill Pulliam
Jercy Thornbrugh
John Konek
Walt Hicks
Bill Heitholt
Glenn Davis
Curt Hacks
Dean Smith
Walt Stanton
Hammer of the Hill
van Dyke
Barney van Dyke
Atchison
Bob Shirley
Francia
Old War Horse Sails Yankees Toward Top
Johnny Sain the veteran righthander, 33, pivotal for the Yankees after a Braves sale. He won five on the season, aided a 6-4 win over the White Sox, and anchored a stretch that moved New York within 1 4 games of Cleveland. Carrasquel, early misplays, and late Yankee rally sparked Chicago loss. Indians, Tigers, and Dodgers push toward pennants as league battles unfold.
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New York
Yankees
Johnny Sain
Arkan Bas
Sain
Boston Braves
Johnny
Yankee
Sam
Big John
Big Three
Ed Lopat
Vic Raschi
Braves
Yanks
Allie Reynolds
War Horse
Casey Stencel
Yankse
Chicago White Sox
Chicago
Bauer
Milwaukee Rules the Roont in AA Run-up to Braves
Milwaukee staged a stampede in the American Association, overturning the standings as Charlie Grimm was promoted to the Boston Braves. The Brewers rallied to beat Toledo 5-3, while Kansas City moved into second by closing out Columbus in 10 innings, with Dave Jolly replacing Harry Schaeffer in the ninth to deny Columbus a hit.
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Tha Atroceatea Peass
Milwaukee
Sill Vans
Charlie Grimm
Roston Braves
American Association
Brewers
Toledo Mud Hens
Kansas City
Louisvile
Columbus
Innin
Dave Jolly
Harry Schaeffer
Red Birds
No Gains Registered As Both WL Leaders Topple
Western League games saw Salina and Joplin suffer defeats while Muskogee dominated Salina 6 2 at Muskogee and Hutchinson rallied past Joplin 5 3. Joe Stelmack pitched for the Elks. John Blanchard hit a three run homer for the visitors. Kruger National Park in South Africa has an estimated 500000 game animals.
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Beasat
Salina
Joplin
Muskogee
Hutchinson
Joe
Kruger National Park
South Africa
Recreation League to start June 23 for Mattingots
About 150 boys will join the City Recreation Commission summer baseball program beginning June 23. Larry J. Heeb directs. Dick Nuffer, KU student, leads the program with morning games and a 12-team lineup including Indians Cubs Cardinals Giants Red Sox Blues White Sox Browns Senators Yankees Dodgers.
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Recreation
City Recreation Commission
Larry J. Heeb
Inday
Hreh
Dick Nuffer
Vid St
Nuffer
Kansas University
Feeb
Ty Wine
Leon An
I Pew Po de Ware
Brewns
Cate
Serena
Dave
Browne
Yankee
Dane
A. Ont
Cardin Tere
Welnekhin
Ty Red Sox
Thuraing
Msg
Yankens
Vriday
Jain
Sarasriday
Bobby Wilson
Walter Houk
Edward Siska
James Turner
Ot Vann
Stacy Sanders
Donald Daniels
Gerald Cobb
Stephen Edmondis
Ronald Staten
Jimmy Schrader
Cardinals
Robert Bruce
Jack Annis
Robert Ray
Sorman Daniel
Allan Davis
Jimmy Ireland
Errol Atha
Brian Grace
Frank Garcia
Robert Gowserl
Terry Richart
Roger Johnson
John Dicker
Giants
David Gatewood
Mark Richardson
Tommy Pritchard
Phillip Comstock
Richard McCoy
Raymond Morris
Johnny Mull
Lyle Fergus
Kenneth Rood
Charles Edmonds
Chris Breitharpt
Donald Grandon
Junior Hagan
Ronald Mumford
Walter Thornton
Chris Whitenight
Robert Hopkins
Freeman Sales
John Bowman
Max Windsor
Jimmy Coates
David Palmerlee
Larry Flannery
John Hanna
Gregg Turner
Robby
Harper
Olson to Meet Beau in New York Card at Madison Square Garden
Hawaiian middleweight Olson will debut at Madison Square Garden Friday night in a one round bout against Jimmy Beau of New Canaan Conn. Olson is among the top six middleweights and has recent win over Walter Cartier setting up his TV televised billing. Beau is a fast punching foe who has fought mostly in lesser matches. In another note a revived Wine Festival will be held this summer near Mt Carmel in the Holy Land with concerts and coordination with Jerusalem’s Jewish Choir Festival.
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Bahin
Olson
Aladian Square Garden
Jimmy Beau
New Canaan
Conn
Heo
Walter Cartier
Beau
Aviv
Mt. Carmel
Holy Land
Jerusalem
Hodges Drives In Final Run As Dodgers Edge Giants
Gil Hodges doubled home Jackie Robinson with the go ahead run in the ninth and Ed Miksis added a two run homer in the seventh to beat the Giants. Paul Minner earned his first career win as New York had defeated him seven straight times. Lefty Dave Koslo took the loss. In other NL action the Reds beat the Phillies 5 to 3 and the Braves routed the Cardinals 7 to 3 under St Louis lights as Warren Spahn earned his fifth straight win aided by a three run first inning rally led by Johnny Logan and Joe Preska. Sid Gordon contributed a three run homer.
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Gil Hodges
Jackie Robinson
Ed Miksis
Nvo
Giants
Paul Minner
New Yorkers
Dave Koslo
Reds
Philadelphia Phillies
Boston Braves
St. Louis
Harry Perkowski
Johnny Wyrosick
Warren Spahn
Braves
Johnny Yuhas
Joe Preska
Sid Gordon
Fritz Probst Wins Kansas Junior Chamber Golf Tourney
Fritz Probst of Wichita won the seventh annual Kansas Junior Chamber of Commerce golf tournament with a 15 over 36 holes. He led 52 players from 20 cities, qualifying for the national Jaycee tourney at Eugene Oregon August 10. Other qualifiers and alternates are listed with scores from Sally city to Parsons.
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Wichita UK
Fritz Probst
Wichita
Kansas
Gene Elston
Kansas City
Kay
la Vera Sanger
Alternairs
Clint Sendricks
Whangas City
Kas
Jim Scalelty
Parsons
Presidential candidates invited to Legion national convention
Republican and Democratic presidential hopefuls along with President Truman will be invited to address the American Legion national convention in New York from August 25 to 28. The event supporters anticipate speeches shaping postwar policy and veterans' concerns at the meeting.
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New York
Truman
American Legion
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