Paola Forfeits 9-0. Legion Club earns seventh straight win
Paola failed to appear for a league game with the Lawrence Morgan-Mack American Legion Junior baseball team at Municipal Park, giving the Macks a 9-0 forfeit victory. It was the seventh straight win for manager Alan Fisher’s squad, now 7-2 in league play. The Macks next play Saturday at Parsons, Sunday at Emporia, then host Topeka Jordan-Patterson Tuesday. Don Wrench leads regulars with a .363 average, followed by McIntyre .347, Schick .333, Melton .318, and Dunigan .307. Melton has the lone team homer. McIntyre leads in extra-base hits with three.
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Kell Takes Lead in All Star Third Base Ballot
George Kell of the Chicago White Sox leads the American League third base vote in the All Star balloting with 20 838 ballots, edging Jim Finigan of Kansas City who has 19 611 votes. The list also highlights other national and league leaders and notes attire.
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Moscow slams alert as Cold War money scare
Moscow radio denounces America's Operation Alert as an attempt by the U S government to intimidate the public into more armament spending. The broadcast frames the alert as a political maneuver aiming to boost defense budgets.
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Churchill Won't Attend U N Anniversary Party
London reports Sir Winston Churchill will not attend the United Nations tenth anniversary ceremonies in San Francisco next week. The 80 year old former prime minister, the last surviving member of the Big Three who founded the UN, is cited by his private secretary as declining the invitation.
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