Bauer Aims to Let A's Play Their Own Game
Kansas City advances past the New York Yankees 4 3 as Norm Siebern and Wes Covington hit successive ninth inning homers. Hank Bauer, new Athletics manager, vows to let players hustle, names Dick Howser captain, and reflects on his rapid transition from player to skipper.
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Kansas City
Hank Bauer
Kansas City Athletics
A’s
Bauer
Joe Gordon
Hanks
New York Yankee
Norm Siebern
Wes Covington
Jim Archer
Yankees
Frank Lane
Dick Howser
Lane
Howser
Charles O. Finley
Gordon
Finley
Cleveland
Detroit
Jimmy Dykes
Hank
Baseball scoreboard shows standings and results
The American League standings list Petreit 2a cash nos with Cleveland leading at 40 24 and New York 38 24. Kansas City 27 33 and Minnesota 24 39 follow. Los Angeles 23 42 trails. Monday results include Kansas City 4 New York 3. Cleveland at Chicago postponed by rain.
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Baltimore
Washington
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Minnesota
Los Angeles
Chicago
Detroit
Boston
Cincinnati
San Trea
Pittsburgh
St Lane
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Seagte
USC Pitcher Wally Wolf Signs $100,000 Bonus with Houston Club
Wally Wolf of the University of Southern California, a 19 year old right handed pitcher, signed a $100,000 bonus contract with the new Houston National League club. Wolf did relief work for the Trojans who won the NCAA championship last week for the third time.
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Los Angeles
Wally Wolf
University of Southern California
New Houston Club
Wolf
Trojan
Soccer figure Julian Rietzke dies after long illness
Julian Rietzke, 40, manager of the Racine Sports Club in the Wisconsin Soccer League, died Monday after a long illness. A native of Germany, he had built an international reputation as a soccer referee.
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Milwaukee
Julian Rietzke
Racine
Rietzke
Germany
Firemen edge Monroe Milling in Open League thriller
The Firemen won their first slow pitch game at Twining Park shading Monroe Milling 7 to 6. Gene Hefty started the rally with a double, Del Soddy hit a homer for Monroe Milling, and Bill Harris took the loss after giving up eight hits as Monroe Milling committed four errors aiding the Firemen.
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Twining Park
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Dan Gerber
del Soddy
Monroe Milling
Vernon Eberle
Bill Harris
Soddy
Gonstead’s Weekend Ruined by Breakdowns at Elkhart Lake
Curt Gonstead, Monroe chiropractor, led for three laps in the 100 mile Road America June Sprints before a shattered clutch ended his Elva-Milter junior formula. He then co drove a Porsche for the 300 mile event with Bob Cherry, but brakes burned out after 50 miles and he did not finish. He plans to repair the Elva-Mitter in Madison and race Sunday at State Fair Park Milwaukee after canceling an Indianapolis start.
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Elkhart Lake
Curt Gonstead
Monroe
Bob Cherry
Davenport
Gonstead
Madison
State Fair Park
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Classified Ad Seeks Quick Sale of Farm Equipment
Local farm offers used tractors, plows, balers, and livestock for cash. Advert lists pricing ranges and contact details for immediate viewings and negotiations. Limited-time opportunity for farmers upgrading gear or liquidating holdings.
Quinn presses draft plan to curb high school bonuses
Philadelphia Phillies general manager John Quinn blasts growing player bonuses as dangerous to the game and urges a free agent draft similar to pro football. He says MLB action is needed, possibly via legislation at the league meetings, to curb first year bonuses and curb the trend.
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Philadelphia
John Quinn
Philadelphia Phillies
Quinn
Phillies
Rockow's Victory Pushes Rockow to Loop Lead
Rockow's downed Brodhead 9 to 1 to seize the Loop lead as Larry Rockow powered the win with three hits and 13 strikeouts. Nate Bechtold added two doubles and a triple, while Fairmont defeated South Wayne 11 to 2 behind Garry Pickett and Pete Dannerbeck. Ken Rutch also produced four hits for South Wayne in a losing effort.
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Brodhead
Fairmont’s
South Wayne
Larry Rockow
Schultz
Nate Bechtolt
Rockow
Fairmont
Garry Pickett
Pete Dannerbeck
Ken Rutch
Alert Fielding
Nate Stoll
Larry Krebs
Athletics Wreck Yankees Dream
In a ninth inning turnaround the Kansas City A’s beat the New York Yankees 4 3 as Norm Siebern and Wes Covington hit home runs to erase a late deficit. Ex-Yankee Hank Bauer earned the win in his managerial debut for Kansas City, with Siebern collecting three of the A’s six hits.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Cleveland
Yankees
Kansas City
Minnesota
Los Angeles
Tigers
Indians
Yanks
Norm Siebern
Wes Covington
Hank Bauer
A’s
New York
Chicago
Cincinnati
Bauer
Joe Gordon
Charles Finley
Siebern
Yankee
Yankeron Johnson
Roland Sheldon
A's Triumph 4-3 Over Yankees Behind Archer Arm
Yesterday the Athletics defeated the Yankees 4-3 as Jim Archer pitched seven hits allowed and two walks. Norm Siebern led the offense with three of six Oakland hits, driving in two, scoring two, and belting a tying ninth inning homer before Wes Covington's pinch hit winner.
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Jim Archer
A’s
Yankees
Norm Siebern
Club
Wes Covington
Twins Sign Milwaukee HS Pitcher Wayne Kodel
The Minnesota Twins announced the signing of Milwaukee high school pitcher Wayne Kodel 18 for a small bonus. Kodel, a right-hander, graduated earlier this month and joins the organization.
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ST. Paul Minneapolis
Minnesota Twins
Milwaukee
Wayne Kodel
Kodel
Height dispute over Mt Everest measurement
The article reports a British survey placing Everest at 29,002 feet while Indian figures claim 29,028 feet, highlighting uncertainty about the world’s highest peak’s exact height.
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Mt. Everest
Park Schedule Showdowns Highlight Tonight and Tomorrow
Tonight features Swiss Colony versus Park Recreation at 7:30 and Dorman against SeeBees at 8:30. Tomorrow Power and Light clash with Martin’s at 7:30 while South Wayne meets Swiss Colony at 8:30. Recreation slate opens with Oaktron versus Juda FFA at 7:30 and First National versus Helland Hein at 9. A baton twirling exhibition is listed for 8 with Gempler’s versus Rockow’s at 9:15.
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Park & Recreation
Co. B
South Wayne Vaesa
Monroe Milling “Setae
Grace Lutheran
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Performance
Martin’s
SeeBees
Eagles
Kiwanis
Fairmont
Zuhlke
Monroe
South Wayne
Park Recreation
Dorman
Power and Light
Martin's
Recreation
Oaktron
Juda Ffa
First National
Helland- Hein
Baton Twirling
Gempler’s
Rockow’s
Atomic Cruiser On Toy Firm List
Venice California toy maker Revell Inc markets many military model toys including jet interceptors the X15 rocket plane and atomic power stations. Lewis H Glaser founder says design data is public in journals newspapers and other sources. Vice Admiral Rickover notes Russia gained details on U.S. nuclear submarines for 2.98 but does not say Revell made the model.
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Venice
Calif
Revell, Inc
Lewis H. Glaser
Holstein cows set herd production records across area farms
The Holstein-Friesian Association reports official production records for registered cows milking twice daily. Cows include Inwood Susan Homestead Design at Austad Argyle 14990 lb milk 492 fat over 305 days and many others across Monroe Juda Brodhead Albany Darlington Monticello with milk yields ranging 12,533 to 18,454 pounds and butterfat up to 622 pounds across 280 to 365 days.
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Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Inwood
Susan Homestead Design
John
Swen Austad
Argyle
Ferndell Comet Legis
W. S
Paul Baumgartner
Monroe
Hope Drive Inka Remer
Hope Drive Pietje Naboth
Gilbert Dettwiler
Hartwig Ila Oostie
Will F. and
K. A. Hartwig
Huffman Costie Cap
Herbert Huffman
Kaderly Mechthilde Homestead
Edwin and
E. J. Kaderly
Juda
Home Acres Supreme Canary Era
Ben and Oliver Miller
Brodhead
Spring Summit Homestead
Castie
Edward Oliver
Albany
Burk Dunloggin Homestead
Bess
Robert E. Stuessy
Mercedes Harmony Homestead
Raymond Talmage
Monticello
Dormont Princess Crusader Dina
Earl N. Wilson
Darlington
Young Boy Dies After Being Run Over in Marinette
Darrell Bell age 23 months, son of Mr and Mrs Donald Bell of Menominee Michigan, died at Marinette General hospital after a truck ran over him while he played near his home.
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Marinette
Darrell Bell
Donald Bell
Menominee, Mich
Marinette General Hospital
Ivy League joins college basketball point-shaving scandal
New York police seek across nation arrest warrants for Philip Lacort of Boston and Joseph Green of New York as indictments for bribery and conspiracy widen the college scandal to 36 players from 21 colleges. Fred Portnoy of Columbia allegedly shaved points in four games for 1000 dollars per game, receiving 1140. he was dismissed by Columbia after Hogan's disclosures.
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Philip Lacort
Boston
Joseph Green
Lacort
Green
Frank Hogan
Hogan
Fred Portnoy
Columbia University
Columbia
University
Portnoy
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