Milgram club dominates Lawrence Hawks in exhibition game
Kansas City Milgram Ban Johnson team routed the Lawrence Hawks 19 to 7 at Municipal Park. Catcher Reichmeier and third baseman John Williards powered the win with grand slams and solid hitting as Dick Gilman started on the mound. The Hawks aim to rebound in MoKan Semi Pro play against Leavenworth VFW Indians at 8:15.
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Jack Reichmeier
John Williards
Kansas City
Milgram Ban Johnson
Lawrence Hawks
Municipal Park
Dick Gilman
Hawks
Leavenworth
VFW Indians
Gilman
MoKan
Bob Shirley
Indians
Prison City
Sneegas
John Handley
Frank Yurchak
Handley
John Konek
Bill Pullism
Harry Johnson
Sneegan
John Williams
Reichmeier
Rockhurst ‘College
Hadley
Vurenak
Willias
Windle
Rétchmeier
Merher
Reva
Allison
Whester
Wallare
Lawrence
Putnam
Tharnbruzh
Mabry
Burgatan
Heithort
Thean
E . Stanton
Snerers Po
Schniitz
Harris
Bilran
Stanton
Migrane’ Lawrence
Ri—Varegan
Willamws
Purdy
Salli
Hiebry
Burgsten
Heitholt
Blican
Pulliam
Gliman
R—Maherty
Wiliams
Willam
Relchmete
Wallace
Letm Ram Lawrence
Nepeana
Selim Starrs
Wheeler Wallané RO
Neerar ‘ Sehmlt
Morris Ender “Wallare
Watt Snengas
Rehmits
Morris
Mabey
Ty Wheeler Hin
Snengas
Hilena
Marher
Witiner Tone
Ell
Loser
Strece
Radwarde
Ferward
Hawks Rally Falls Short in Milgram Bout
Schmitz started on the mound for the Hawks and held the BJ club scoreless in the first, then allowed five runs in the second as Williams hit a four run homer. Curt Harris finished most of the game for the Hawks while Milgram’s Williams drove seven RBIs including a bases loaded homer and a three run triple. Lawrence managed three runs for the locals as Lefty Wheeler worked six innings for Milgram.
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Schmitz
Hawks
Alex George
Williams
Curt Harris
Lawrence
Milgram
Galen Wheeler
Ralph Wallace
K. C. Boys
Pailiam
Kone
Garcia Dominates Yankees In Cleveland Victory
Mike Cones yanks Husky Mike Garcia of the Cleveland Indians to his ninth win, a 7-1 defeat of the champion New York Yankees. Garcia allowed four hits, walked two, struck out ten, and homered in two runs, with Yogi Berra hitting the lone Yankee homer noted. The win keeps Cleveland near Boston and New York in the standings as Reynolds faltered but completed another CG for New York.
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Husky Mike Garcia
Cleveland Indians
Garcia
New York Yankees
Bear
Yanks
Allie Reynolds
I Garcia
Yogi Berra
Berra
Bombers
Boston Red Sox
Indians
Boston
New York
Cleveland
Reynolds
Harry Simpson
Detroit
Tigers
Bob Rush
Chicago Cubs
Boston Braves
Rush
Cubs
Vern Bickford
Bob Addis
Chicago
Hank Laurr
New York Giants
Indians Rally To Win Sixth Straight In Tight Finish
Fort Smith tops Joplin 27 6 in a close game as Ray Yelle earns his third win. Muskogee defeats Topeka 84 6 with Jim Mazzo la pick up a second win in two nights. Salina blanks Topeka 6 0 behind Joe Kaplain who fanned eight. Kaplain earns his 50th win with four hits allowed. Eagles beat Fritzer Jayhawks and Gallagher’s top Christine’s 13 2 in city softball. All teams set to play again Saturday.
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Smith
Joplin
India
Hutchinson
Muskogee
Topeka
Salina
Righhander
Joe Kaplain
Fort Smith
Ray Yelle
Indians
Jim Mazzola
Eagles
Fritzer- Jayhawks
Gallagher
Christine
South Park
Two of Five Dread Trackmen Reach NCAA Finals
Kansas sent two qualifiers to the Berkeley finals as Wes Santee and Bob DeVinney advanced in the 5,000-meter and 400-meter hurdles respectively. Santee skipped qualifying in the 5,000, while DeVinney, a captain from Anderson Indiana, edged toward Olympic trials with a strong hurdles showing.
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Bill Eastons
Treman
University of Kansas
Berkeley
Calif
Wes Santee
Ashland
Bob DeVinney
Anderson
Ind
DeVinney
Santee
Semper
Herbie Semper
Forest Park
Don Smith
John Reiderer
Belle Plaine
Holton
Oklahoma
J. W. Mashburn
George Rhoden
Morgan State
U. S
Los Angeles
Long Beach
Kansas
Brilliant
Norman
Okla
Princeton
Albin Rauch
Rauch
Milwaukee Keeps Gaining In Two Spot Jump
Indianapolis vaulted from seventh to fifth in the American Association by routing Minneapolis 13 to 1 on 14 hits with strong pitching from Lloyd Dickey and Bob Chakales. Milwaukee extended its lead with two wins over Toledo as Dick Hoover earned a 5 3 victory in the nightcap. St. Paul blanked Louisville 6 0 as Kansas City remains runner up in the standings. Saturday schedule includes Milwaukee vs Toledo and other league games.
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Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Lloyd Dickey
Bob Chakales
Zack Harshman
Dickey
Milwaukee
Toledo
Brewers
Dick Hoover
Kansas City
Blues
Columbus
Red Bird
Kirt Krieger
St. Paul
Louisville
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