Rivers Leading Meet: Nash Sims in Second Place
The Martie HMigh Seheob golf team member Rivers led after one day of the 26-hole district James Chamber of Commerce tournament at the Evron Desiard Country Club. Nash and Sims tied with identically scored rounds, while Roy Sash from Bastrop and Tas contended for second. Final round today may force sudden death to decide the district winners for the state junior tournament.
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Nhile Rivers
Martie Hmigh Seheob
James Chamber of Commerce
Eavon Desiard Country Club
Tavers
Nesyilic
Ghiat
Toby
Ceuree
Roy Sash
Ae Bastrop
Tas
News
Sims
Edith
Neds Ocnhurer
David Masur
Eerhairman
Mark Womack
Fd Watkins
Womack
Watkins
Ted West Dlonroe
Unclear Weekend Sports Results and Schedules
Fragmented listing shows mixed results from Woe Cupppes and various city games. Entries mention New York, Pittsburgh, Milwaukee, Philadelphia, Chicago, Cleveland, Baltimore, Kansas City, Atlanta, Birmingham, Mobile, and other teams with scattered scores. Includes upcoming games and yesterday’s results with multiple garbled team names and locations.
Sports Drop Greenville 6-5 To Sweep Series
Catchner Dob Hantak delivered a bases loaded single in the eighth to spark the Twins to a 6 5 win over the Bucks and complete a two game series sweep. Rob Shipman earned the win amid control issues as Greenville stranded 18 runners and Fearl Castile took the loss.
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Sports
Greenville
Catchner
Dob Hantak
Ioning
Richie Windle
Marsh Gibert
Twin Cities
Crreenville Bucks
el Laerad
Cleveland Indians Sweep Orioles Behind Score Victory
Cleveland pitcher Herb Score struck out 10 in four innings as the Indians defeated Baltimore 3 to 1 to complete a three game sweep. Chicago Score allowed two hits through seven frames before Baltimore rallied in the eighth with three runs, but Score earned his sixth win against three losses. Dave Pope hit a homer for Cleveland and provided the early unearned support.
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Cleveland
Herb Score
Baltimore Orioles
Cleveland Indians
Gus Triandos
Hal Smith
Jim Pyburn
Baltimore
Billy Cox
Smith
Chuck Diering
Pyburn
Willie Miranda
Score
Orioles
Dave Pope
Coax
H. Smith
Pyturn
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Necevis
Awastrus Johnnn
Vw Macdonald
Tae
Roa
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Avila
Pope
Pao Rosen
Kiner
Peer
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Dente
Polley
Ty Soare
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Miranda Roby Om A. Smith
Pope Rosen
Philley
Pydura
HR Pope
A. Smith
Rowovia
Triandas
Cox
Posey
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Me- Ponvidt
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Kretlow
McDonald
Ksgovina
Honachick
Thmont
Rommel
Paparells
Antonelli Huris 6-Hitter As Reds Lose To Giants
New York Giants beat Cincinnati 6 3 as Johnny Antonelli throws a six hitter. Don Mueller and Willie Mays homer for the Giants while Podkorski hits his 15th for the Reds in the sixth. Multiple players named with imperfect OCR confusion present.
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Reds
Giants
New York
Jung
Don Mueller
Willie Mings
New York Giants
Cincinnati
Johnny Antonelli
Redlegs
Pod Klaszewski
AH Khoa Pei
Prasad
Hiltaesa
Riotppstein
Teateas Sdhooan
Gap
York
Sinder
Asami
Fiervaen
Ett Feat
OP Crordum
Wilpitta
Kluszewaki
Ahn
Antuwelld
Artal
Pantha
Kippabog
Zielam
Antonelli
Thame Bader
Giants Struggle as 1950s World Series Heroes Fight Slump
In a round of hard luck for the Giants, the club plummets toward .500 as Dusty Rhodes and most teammates slump. Only Don Mueller and Willie Mays post solid averages while Monte Irvin and Whitey Lockman fail to regain form and trade rumors swirl. The front office seeks fresh blood to spark a turnaround amid ongoing misfortune.
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New York
New York Giants
Brooklyn
Cleveland Indians
Durocher
Dandies
Giants
Dusty Rhodes
Don Mueller
Willie Mays
Monte Irvin
Hank Thompson
Whitey Lockman i
Whitey
The Duke Snider’s comeback drive over Giants in focus
Oscar Fraley outlines Ted Snider of the Brooklyn Dodgers regaining form amid lingering comparisons with Willie Mays. The piece recalls Snider’s 1940s glare, Mara’s 1949 batting edge, and Snider’s defense and power against a rising Willie.
Little Bleacur eon ERD and Local League Scores
KLIC versus Jaycees at 5:00 p.m. and Palace versus Lennon Motors at 6:30 p.m. Pulp and Paper beat Bancroft 15 to 6 with Fields and Newton as battery. Dwain Johnson went four for four. Brown and Williams powered United Gas past Northside. Esso defeated Police Dept. etc.
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Pulp and Paper
Bancroft
Fields
Newton
Battery
Lett
Grant
Dwain Johnson
Terry Jones
Brown
Williams
United Gas Battery
Evans
Embanato
McGinn
Gays
Esso
Police Dept
Slade
Gibson
Feisso
Elias
Manning
Lofton
House
Four Minor and Four Little League Teams Open Winnsboro Season
Winnsboro opens the Little League season with four Minor and four Little League teams in action. Minor League results include Winnsboro Wholesale Grocery 23 McLemore Farms 7 and Martin Brothers 6 Franklin Feed and Seed 3 with Martino Brothers Thornhill homering. In Little League Independents prevail in extra innings over V F W 3 0. Jitney Jungle defeats Blackies Service Station 10 4 with Thames homering for Blackies.
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Winnsboro
Winnsboro Wholesale Grocery
McLemore Farms
Martin Brothers
Franklin
Thornhill
Martino Brothers
Independents
Jerry Bradley
Charles Mock
Mock
Hines Davis
James Grey
George Henry
David Elkin
Matthews Set To Try Comeback Trail In Boise
Harry Kid Matthews of Seattle plans a comeback bout in Boise on June 17. Matchmaker Ted Walker said the heavyweight will return from retirement to face an opponent yet to be chosen. It will be his first fight since losing to Lon Cockell last year and injuring his back.
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Boise
Idaho
Harry
Kid) Matthews
Seattle
Ted Walker
Qla
Ftohe
Lon Cockell
Cardinals Use Five Pitchers in 12-3 Loss to Pirates
Pittsburgh Pirates slugged 17 hits Thursday against five St. Louis pitchers to secure a 12-3 victory. Dale Long and Frank Thomas provided key hits for the Pirates in the June contest played in Pittsburgh.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirates
St. Louis Cardinal
Dale Long
Frank Thomas
ST. Louis
Abe HO
Moon
Musial
Repuiskh
Virdon
iSarat
Hoyer
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Lawrence
Thefenauer
Antwan
Bewiott
Lapaime
Smith
eFrazier
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Telifenauer
Pittsburgh Ols
E—Peterson
Schoendienst
RBI
Thomas
Mejias Long
Ho—Haddix
Tiefenauer
Lapalme
RFR
Nhaddix
L— Haddix
U— Barhick
Jackowski
Landes
Dallanfant
Minneapolis 1st Baseman Signs Giants Contract
Gail Harris, slugging first baseman of the Minneapolis Millers, was recalled by the New York Giants. Harris hit 17 home runs in 33 games with a .310 average. The Giants optioned Billy Gardner to the Millers to make room. Whitey Lockman, weak start this spring at .258, was moved to left field with Monte Irvin benched.
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Pete Viveresite
Dick Lindsay
Bob Mathews
Hugh Glaze
Bucks
Janta
Jim Griffey
Lindsay
Mathews
Bob Hantak
Fiely
Richie Windle
Marshall Gilbert
Winele
Gibert
Castile
Copter Field
Pete Vout
Tanks McDowell
Joe Bucks
New York
Gail Harris
Minneapolis Millers
Amercan Association
New York Giants
Harris
Millers
The
Giants
Billy Gardner
Whitey Lockman
Bob Hofman
Leo Durocher
Harrigs
Monte Irvin
Walker Says Matthews Injury No Longer Hassles
Walker stated that the injury to Matthews no longer bothers him, indicating improved health and readiness for upcoming activities.
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Toves
Walker
Matthews
Giant Infielder Refuses to Report to Minneapolis Farm Club
New York Giants infielder Billy Gardner 26 who was optioned to Minneapolis for first baseman Gail Sorris has refused to report. Gardner says he has 11 years in the minors and could negotiate with another major league club if given a shot. Giants threaten suspension, but Gardner plans to return to New London Conn as he weighs his options. He appeared in street clothes at the Polo Grounds during Thursday's game.
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New York Giants
Minneapolis
Gail Sorris
Gardner
Giants
New London
Conn
Giant
Polo Grounds
New York
Billy
Morriss Named Drake Track Coach and Relays Director
Des Moines June with John W. Morriss 46 assistant athletic director at Michigan State was named Drake track coach and director of the Drake relays. He succeeds Tom Deckand who resigned to enter private business. Morriss will take over July 1. The report notes marines dates in naval history.
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Des Moines
John W. Morriss
Michigan State
Drake
Drake Relays
Tom Deckand
Morriss
Unclear OCR item with fragmented names and numbers
Fragmentary text shows scattered names places and figures likely from a local notice or listing. Readable bits include references to groups or individuals and monetary figures such as 690 000 7149 9 and mentions of locations or entities like Bretann off Jones and Pape.
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Ub & Reay
Bretann
Jones
Orr
CAGERS WIN PALO Fevpt June 3 GA
The article reports a basketball win by a team identified as Cagers at Palo with a late June date. Opponent and location details are garbled but the outcome shows a victory in a Thursday night game. Players names are unreadable in the OCR.
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