Lemon Hurls Indians Past Senators 7 1 in June contest
Cleveland pitcher Lemon allowed five hits and walked none while basking in support as the Indians defeated the Senators 7 to 1. Runnels and Williams provided timely offense as Beircher sac bunted in a run and Woodhing was driven in on a single.
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Outdoor Report Cubs Thump High Winds Slow Fishing
Weathered by wind and high water, fishermen report slow but steady catches. The piece highlights catfish at Quanah Parker Refuge and Crundy veritas lakes with notable action near West Lake and Lake Yurishi, plus state conservation talk and opening of new fishing lakes and regulations.
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Tobacco Juice Charge Leveled Amid League Dispute
In Albuquerque New Mexico the Topeka manager Roy Medi Smith faces disciplinary action after a heated exchange during a game decision. An umpire ejected Smith and a team member as the dispute continued in the eighth inning with Topeka losing 7 to 4. Western League President M Dobbs reviews the incident for possible sanctions.
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Kramer weds Nancy Cook in Green Bay union
Ton Kramer marries Nancy Cook of Wisconsin in Green Bay. Kramer will join the Green Bay Packers in June and report to the National Football League in August. The couple plans to reside in Green Bay after the ceremony.
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Biancos Paces Softball League Preview
Beaten Johnson's Milk at 4-1 in league play Bianco's Paces faces runner up Johnson's Milk at 8 30 Monday night Bianco's two top pitchers Larry Jeffries and Ray Judd duel in a key city league game Ron Ritschell and Paul Arnizen lead Bianco's with 30 hits in 16 games Bianco's 5 0 Johnson's 4 1 in standings Also results note Such Crust wins Detroit Memorial Regatta at 83 872 mph in Freddie Alter drive
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Keglers' Korner: Weekly Bowling Honors Lead by McMahon and Clark
Liberty McMahon bowling with the Deuces and Bill Clark of the Gutter Snipes earned weekly high honors in the Friday Nite Mixed league. McMahon posted a 203 357 series while Clark achieved a 215 05 mark. Clark edged Clair Schroeder by three pins as Schroeder rolled 602 in Thursday action. The Deuces took a four point forfeit from the Guys and Dolls, while Clark's team fell 3 1 to the Happy Foursome sparked by Art Corrales 204 520. The Hits and Mrs led Friday Nile action, edging the Rinky Dinks 3 1 behind Rod Pope 496 and Emil Vanlloore 493. The Sloun' Dawgs survived a tight 3 1 against the Holy Bowlers with Frank Dueser 215 554 and Kay Peace 488 supporting Ben Chalk 532. Julius Vince led the Cherry Pickers to a 3 1 win over the Skids with a 51. Louise Brouse top scored 470 for the Skids. Gertrude Kuchta 478 and Oliver Townsend 201 helped Bench Warmers to a 3 1 verdict. Bill Boydston, Sooner Lanes proprietor, announced resurfacing closure June 24 28 with open bowling planned by Saturday afternoon.
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Branily wins Southern Amateur golf title defeating Blum 3 and 2
Ed Branily a 22 year old Chattanooga college player claimed the Southern Amateur championship by defeating defending champion Arnold Blum of Macon Georgia 3 and 2 in the final.
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