Gemplers Defeat Jefferson Center in Municipal Softball Duel
Gemplers beat Jefferson Center 14 to 4 to move into a tie for third with Sahara Coal, who defeated Commercial Bank 6 to 2. Roy Beach allowed four runs on five hits as Gemplers pulled ahead with early offense and powered late scoring, while Sahara Coal surged behind strong pitching from Wally Bahler and timely hitting to overtake Commercial Bank.
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Jefferson Center
Sahara Coal
Commercial Bank
Roy Beach
Thomas Bell
Ted Kohl
Gil Rockey
Allen Ronnenburg
Bankers
Wally Bahler
Sahara
Rudi Buri
Delbert Soddy
Ed Witt
Bob Prien
Deeme
Soddy
Stan Meyers
Harold Blum
Chuck Robertson
Dick McArdle
Loren Elmer
Bahler
Schuetze’s
Phillips
Smith
Carter-Gruenwald
National League scoreboard and results
Milwaukee defeated New York 6 to 2 Brooklyn routed Cincinnati 13 to 3 St Louis beat Pittsburgh 5 to 1 Philadelphia overwhelmed Chicago 98 to 15 Friday schedule includes Milwaukee at Pittsburgh Chicago at Brooklyn St Louis at New York Cincinnati at Philadelphia American League New York beat Detroit 11 to 4 Cleveland over Washington 2 to 1 Philadelphia edged Chicago 2 to 1 Boston 11 3 St Louis 2 2 New York at Cleveland Washington at Detroit Philadelphia at St Louis Boston at Chicago Wisconsin State League results include Green Bay 1 0 over Wausau 0 5 Sheboygan 9 over Oshkosh 5 Fond du Lac 5 over Wisconsin Rapids 1 Appleton 10 over Janesville 5 Fond du Lac at Appleton 1 Wisconsin Rapids at Green Bay Wausau at Sheboygan Oshkosh at Janesville
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Oshkosh
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Wisconsin Rapids
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Janesville
Duck Quack Traps Thief in St Louis Court
John W. Shannon was sentenced to a year in the city workhouse after a duck hidden in his shirt quacked during police questioning about a broken window and a missing duck. He was found guilty of larceny and said he planned to have a duck dinner.
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St. Louis
John W. Shannon
Shannon
Michael J. Scott
Gavilan Beats Scortichini In Milan Non-Title Bout
Detroit fighter Gavilan outpoints Italo Scortichini by 153 to 155 in Milan Italy in a ten round non-title boxing bout.
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Kid Gavilan
Havai
Italo Scortichini
Milan
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Braves win as Ed Matthews hits 18th homer in 65 victory
Sid Gordon provides late insurance with a three run blast as Milwaukee sweeps the Giants 65 to boost their NL lead briefly. Ed Mathews belts his 18th homer of the year in the first inning to seize the major league home run lead. Yankees crush Detroit 11 to 4 while Dodgers top Cincinnati 13 to 3 at Ebbets Field.
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Jim Hearn
New York
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PCC Tightens Reins On Varsity Freshmen
Seattle report: Pacific Coast Conference officials limited freshmen to two football games per year and ended spring practice for varsity teams in 1956. They shortened practice sessions and revamped how the Rose Bowl prestige money is shared among conference schools.
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Seattle
Pacific Coast Conference
Corence
Truck Due June 19 Monticello Sal Army
Frederick S. Voegels of the Salvation Army announces a truck will arrive June 19 to collect old furniture rags papers and other articles left at the curb for pickup in Monticello.
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Monticello
Frederick S. Voegels
Salvation Army
Stanky acts to save two Cardinals from suspension
Eddie Stanky used his peace maker role at Brooklyn last Saturday to avert suspensions for Holly Hemus and Del Rice after a protest to umpire Bill Engeln. Cardinals lost 5-4 as Gil Hodges homered in the ninth. Giles told of the intervention via telegrams.
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Eddie Stanky
Brooklyn
National League
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Holly Hemus
del Rice
Bill Engeln
Cardinals
Dodgers
Gil Hodges
Giles
Stanky
Rice
Hemus
Gavilan Seeks Middleweight Title Shot After Easy Decision
Kid Gavilan breezed to a 10 round non title win over Italo Scortichini at Olympia Stadium. Plans call for Gavilan to face the middleweight champion next, with Saxton and Turner set for a welterweight elimination in Philadelphia and a potential meeting with Drey.
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Italo Scortichini
Olympia Stadium
Johnny Saxton
Gil Turner
Philade
Chuck Drey
Saxton-Turner
Gavilan
Stars Pitching-Konerts First to Ten Wins This Season
Yesterday Konerts of the Phillies pitched to win his 10th game, beating Chicago 9 to 1 while allowing three losses. Piersall of the Red Sox tied a major league mark by collecting six hits in six at bats against St. Louis in the first game of a doubleheader. Bridgers chosen as new Baltimore coach John Bridgers, formerly line coach at Sewanee, will replace Frank Burns who returns to Rutgers.
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Philo Phillies
Chicago
Jim Piersall
Boston Red Sox
St. Louis
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Baltimore
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John Bridgers
University of the South
Sewanee, Tenn
Frank Burns
Rutgers Grid
Brown Keeps Free Hand After Browns Sale
Cleveland coach Paul Brown will still have full control of the Browns after the $600000 sale to new owners led by Homer Harshman. Brown was on a Canadian fishing trip when the deal closed, and new president Dave R. Jones pledged Brown would retain his autonomy in running the club. The sale, a NFL record, contrasts with earlier Eagles pricing. The note ends with a non sequitur about silkworms.
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Paul Brown
Cleveland Browns
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Homer Harshman
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Mickey) McBride
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Ie McBride
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Dave R. Jones
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Lippy Apologizes To Save Own Skin
Leo Durocher faced a potential suspension after remarks attributed to him sparked NL charges that umpires collude. He retracted and apologized to Warren Giles by telegram and phone, saving his career after the New York Post quote alleging pregame umpire plotting prompted the dispute.
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Warren Giles
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Eddie Stanky
St. Louis Cardinals
Nation's Top Golfers Start First 18 Holes at Oakmont
One hundred fifty seven top golfers begin the 53rd National Open at Oakmont. Jimmy Clark shoots 66 to set a new course record, but Ben Hogan is still considered the favorite to win.
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Pau
Jimmy Clark
Négard Oakmont
Ben Hogan
Winter Interviewed On Kansas State Coach Job
Manhattan Kan Fred Tex Winter Marquette University basketball coach was to be interviewed in Chicago today regarding the Kansas State coaching vacancy created by Jack Gardner resignation Gardner left K State after nine seasons to coach at Utah Winter previously assisted Gardner at K State before moving to Marquette
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Manhattan
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Tex) Winter
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Kansas State
Jack Gardner
Gardner
K-State
Utah
Marquette
Carter Predicts KO Of Araujo In 10 Rounds At MSG
Lightweight champ Jimmy Carter predicts a knockout of George Araujo inside ten rounds in a 15 round title bout Friday night at Madison Square Garden. The bout will be televised by NBC and radio by ABC starting at 8 p.m. CST.
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New York
Jimmy Carter
George Araujo
Madison Square Garden
NBC
ABC
Schram Promoted to Head Coach at Milwaukee South
John Schram moved up from assistant to head football coach at Milwaukee South High School on Wednesday. He fills the vacancy left by resigning George Tietjen.
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Chram
Milwaukee
John Schram
Milwaukee South High School
George Tietjen
Students tour Cave of the Mounds from multiple schools
Area students from Montrose Belleville West Dayton Enterprise Monroe Poplar Grove Brodyhead Albany visited the Cave of the Mounds guided by teachers Alma Armstrong Violet Duerst Robert Ritzman Stanley Whitehead Harry Edwards and Helen Rehmstedt. The season saw over 7 000 students from 290 schools across five states explore the cave.
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Alma Armstrong
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Monroe
Robert Ritzman
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Brodyhead
Stanley Whitehead
Albany
Harry Edwards
Helen Rehmstedt
Youth Admits Burning Barns on Family Farm
Eugene Schneider, 21, pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to two arson charges for setting two barns on his mother’s farm near Cleveland last winter. He was returned to the county jail for a pre sentence investigation. Loss estimated over $30,000.
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Cleveland
Eugene Schneider
Schneider
William Schneider
Adams Stephens Hagerty Spark White House Staff
A portrait of 8 30 a m White House briefing routine with Sherman Adams appointment secretary Thomas Stephens Maj Gen Wilton Persons and James Hagerty the press secretary highlighting Adams pivotal role efficiency and daily duties in coordinating presidential information and policy.
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Sherman Adams
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Thomas E. Stephens
Wilton B. Persons
Congress
James C. Hagerty
Dartmouth
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