Rendezvous Takes Five Points In Women's League
The Rendezvous earned five points in the Friday Ladies Scratch League at the Bowling Center. Elaine Garland led with a 216 game and 752 series for Rendezvous, while Mary Long led Sun Lighting Life Insurance with 173 and 630. Spatafora's Pharmacy held league lead by taking four points from Ouachita Security Life Insurance, with Jo Ann Higgins posting 186 and Daisy Cheighton 610. Lou Knipping hit 211 and 629 for Medical Arts Pharmacy to gain three points from McKenzie Sport Shop. Ora Lee Johnston led McKenzie with 175 and 594 as Seidenburg Insurance and Team Number Six postponed their games.
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Rendezvous
Elaine Garland
The
Mary Long
Spatafora
Ouachita Security Life Insurance
Jo Ann Higgins
Daisy Cheighton
Betty Roswell
Lou Knipping
Medical Arts Pharmacy
McKenzie Sport Shop
Ora Lee Johnston
McKenzie
Seidenburg Insurance
Spatafora’s Pharmacy
Cece Wenaies
Ouachita Security Life
Ood Seidenburg Insurance
Er Weeees Ll Sur
Seeveees Medical Arts Pharmacy
McKenzie Sports Shop
Legion Monroe Defeats Kilpatrick West Monroe 4-0 in Five Singles
Am Legion Monroe McCain Richards squad utilized five singles to beat Kilpatrick West Monroe 4-0. Altic Ragan Kincaid produced two runs in the second, and Johnson Peters Crowe Genusa added a late single to cap the scoring. West Monroe threatened early but Kincaid escaped. In other action Ruston defeated Columbia 11-1 as Bailey and West had two hits each. OConner pitched a two hitter leading Rayville past Delhi 4-0 with Jones adding three hits.
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West Monroe
Works
Gallien
Bacon
Kincaid
Ragan
Monroe Battery
Ruston
Columbia
Bailey
West
Fuller
Malone
Smith
Linder
J. Hester
McGufee
C. Hester
Joiner
O'Conner
Rayville
Delhi
Jones
Richland Motors
Caldwell
Simms
Syracuse Chiefs Owner Threatens Move From Eastern League
Syracuse owner Joe Reardon vows to move the Chiefs from the Eastern Baseball League if funds are not raised by midnight tomorrow. He cites a behind the scenes backer offering up to five thousand dollars for every three raised by locals and refuses to identify the backer.
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Syracuse
N.Y
Syracuse Chiefs
Eastern Baseball League
Joe Reardon
Reardon
Pyburn Sent to San Antonio by Orioles
Jim Pyburn, a $48,000 bonus player, was shipped from Baltimore to the farm club in San Antonio. His two year Orioles roster stint ended yesterday after quitting Auburn mid junior year to sign a baseball contract. The Orioles tested him at third base and at outfield and he also did some catching.
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Baltimore
Jim Pyburn
Baltimore Orioles
San Antonio
Oriole
Pyburn
Auburn
Orioles
Yesterday's Stars by the Associated Press
Pitcher Danny McDevitt struck out 11, allowed seven hits, and completed a 7-2 win for the Dodgers over the Reds. Gene Freese had four hits in four trips and drove in four runs in a 7-4 Pirates win over the Braves.
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Associated Press
Danny McDevitt
Dodgers
Redlegs
Gene Freese
Pirates
Braves
Immunity Debate in Congress on Professional Sports
Rep Kenneth Keating says no chance Congress grants full anti trust immunity to professional sports and favors partial exemption. He cites Harris and Celler bills as too extreme while hearings begin with Baseball Commissioner Ford C Frick and Minor League President George Trautman set to testify.
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Washington
Kenneth B. Keating
R-N.y
Congress
Keating
House
Oren Harris
D-Ark
Subcommittee
Emanuel Celler
Dn.y
Celler
Supreme Court
Harris
Celler’s
Ford C. Frick
George M. Trautman
Victor R. Hansen
Hansen
Justice Department
230 Mile Ride as Billy Martin Joins A's
Ed Corrigan reports Billy Martin travels from New York to Washington to join the Kansas City A's for good after a Yankees trade. Martin reflects on leaving Casey Stengel and the night club incident, noting personal cost but accepting the move as fate.
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ED Corrigan
New York
Washington
Billy Martin
Martin
New ‘York Yankees
Kansas City A’s
A‘s
A’s
Washington Senators
Yanks
Casey Stengel
Case
Stengel
Dodgers face suspension and injury scare in st. Louis game
Brooklyn manager Walt Alston serves a second day of a three day suspension after a fined dispute with umpires Frank Secory and Bill Baker. Star pitcher Johnny Podres suffers an elbow inflammation, may miss weeks, while Sandy Koufax's X-ray is negative and rest is prescribed. Billy Herman to run club until Alston returns.
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Cincinnati
Walt Alston
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Southpaw
Johnny Podres
Alston
Frank Secory
Bill Baker
St. Louis
PeeWee Reese
Secory
Podres
Sandy Koufax
Christ Hospital
George Ballou
Dodger
New York
Koufax
Billy Herman
Hurley Retains Louisiana Heavyweight Title In Odd Ring Exit
Frank Hurley defeats G. Curtis in the third fall to retain the Louisiana heavyweight championship at Kallie's Arena. Hurley climbed through the ropes to win as Curtis pressured with rough blows and near takedowns. In earlier action Jack Curtis and Bill Barney won a two of three falls tag match over Phil Brummett and Jack Dillon.
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Frank Hurley
Kallie’s Arena
Louisiana
George Curtis
Curtis
Hurley
Jack Curtis
Bill Barney
Phil Brummett
Jack Dillon
West Monroe
Workouts This Week For Minor League At Southside West Monroe
Minor League workouts are scheduled at the Southside playground in West Monroe this week from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. Recreation director Dan Mec Clure invites those interested in managing to join. Efforts are also under way to form a new adult softball league. The playground hours are 8:30 to 11 a.m. and 3 to 6 p.m.
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Southside
West Monroe
Dan MecClure
McClure
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Rep. Keating
United Press Sports
Vision
Ily
Casey
Gerry Coleman
G. Curtis
Brummett
Dillon
Barney
New South
Sunny Brook
Kentucky
Kent
Sunny Brook Bourbonful
OLD Sunny Brook Company
Louisville
National Distillers Products Corporation
Royal Service
Conoco Royal Service
Conoco Royal
Shell Ou Company
Continental Ol Company
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