Mt Vernon New Hurlers Win And Lose For Kings
Mt Vernon’s new pitchers Ronald Manfredi and Charles Tannreuther split decisions in weekend games. Manfredi pitched eight innings as Mt Vernon edged Dubuque 7 6, while Tannreuther allowed runs in Clinton 3 1. Bartlett led Mt Vernon at the plate with five hits and sparked a five double plays as the team previews a Cubs package deal.
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Danville and Hannibal Face Off In High Scoring Weekend
Danville, Mattoon, Hannibal, and Dubuque produced multiple games with several home runs. Danville’s Wapner and Mirenu each homered, while Hannibal’s Bazinet and Conway belted long balls. Tonight’s schedule features Mt Vernon at Clinton and Danville at Mattoon among other matchups.
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Monday Through Tuesday Baseball Schedule and Results
Schedule notes for New York at Milwaukee Brooklyn at St Louis Kent Chicago results include Brooklyn 6 Chicago 4 New York 3 2 Cincinnati 2 3 Philadelphia 11 St Louis Milwaukee 5 4 Pittsburgh 0 6 Saturday results New York 7 Cincinnati 0 Brooklyn 8 Chicago 3 2 Milwaukee 7 Pittsburgh Philadelphia 9 St Louis 4 Upcoming schedule lists Pittsh at Cincinnati night New York at Milwaukee mht Philadelphia at Chicas Brooklyn at St Louis night
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Baseball scores and matchups from Saturday games
Detroit and Baltimore posted diverse results as Chicago beat Philadelphia and Cleveland outlasted Philadelphia in 11 innings. Baltimore defeated New York, while Washington and Chicago led in separate night contests with Detroit, Boston, and Cleveland on upcoming schedules.
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1904 Golfers Seek National Open Spots at 32 Qualifiers
AP Sports Writer notes 1904 golfers vie for 129 Open spots, aiming to beat Ben Hogan’s record. Baltusrol hosts June 17-19 with 32 qualifier sites nationwide including Cincinnati. Exemptions cover Lloyd Mangrum, Walter Burkemo, Gene Littler, past Open champions. first year 1955 changes require all to qualify.
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Santee Aims for 4 Minute Mile at AAU Meet
Wes Santee, Kansas, vows a 4 minute mile attempt at the Southern Pacific AAU meet in Stockton. He had earlier beaten Mal Whitfield at 500 meters and aims to break Bannister’s record with strong competition from Barthel of Luxembourg and Whitfield.
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Dykes Moans Submits His 28th Lineup At Yankee Stadium
NEW YORK Jimmy Dykes criticizes his Baltimore Orioles lineup after another rough day, claiming the team struggles to score and relies on patches. He praises Turley as a developing pitcher, noting his effort and attitude amid a difficult season.
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Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching
American League top hitters Avila Cleveland and Rosen Cleveland lead with .346 and 49 RBIs. Minose Chicago and Rosen Cleveland pace doubles and runs. Vernon Washington leads triples. National League leaders include Musial St Louis with .385 and 81 RBIs, Jablonski St Louis with 78, 72 RBIs, and Jablonski doubles. Mass New York and Schoendienst St Louis lead triples 34 and 34. Home runs share Musial St Louis and Lauer Chicago. Bruton Milwaukee and Branca Detroit shine in steals and pitching.
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Belmont Stakes Looms In Wide Open Belmont Field
The 86th Belmont Stakes Saturday offers a wide open race with Porterhouse failing in the Peter Pan and High Gun, Little Fisherman, Determine, and Hasty Road among contenders. Govamo and Correlation also expected to start as other top 3-year olds and older horses await the mile and a half test at Belmont Park.
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High Gun
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Fog Denies Quincy Protest in 3-1 Keokuk Game
In Cedar Rapids on May 6 the Three League denied Quincy’s protest after fog halted play in the ninth inning. Umpires and league president Hal Totten ruled the game ended at the eighth, Keokuk winning 2-1, and rejected claims fog conditions permitted resumed play.
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White Sox rout Senators as Minoso drives in four runs
Minnie Minoso led the White Sox with a homer and three singles driving in four runs in 5-3 and 6-0 wins over the Washington Senators. Jim Wilson pitched a four hit shutout in his first start, helping the Braves defeat Pittsburgh 4-0 in the first game of a doubleheader. Pittsburgh won the second game 6-4.
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Cards Face Hot Dodgers In 4 Games
In St Louis the 81 Cardinals head into a four game set with the Dodgers as Gerry Staley faces Preacher Roe in the opener. Philadelphia scored all runs early and late as Stan Musial and Red Schoendienst homered for the Birds but their bullpen collapse doomed them 11 8. Del Ennis tore up the Phillies with a five run burst and Bill Sarni added a two run shot as Bob Miller closed it out.
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Patterson in Test With Joey Maxim
Floyd Patterson a 19 year old Olympic graduate, meets former world light heavyweight champion Joey Maxim in an eight round bout at Brooklyn Eastern Parkway. Maxim outweighs Patterson by about 10 pounds and has more pro experience. Arch Moore also headlines a 10 round bout at St Nicholas Arena in New York.
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Minoso’s MVP bid drives White Sox race with Indians
Orestes Minnie Minoso fuels Chicago with bat and speed, leading in RBIs, runs, triples, and steals as the White Sox stay within eight points of Cleveland. He homered and collected three singles in a doubleheader sweep of Washington, while Cleveland split with Philadelphia.
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West Frankfort golfers win at Homestead in league play
West Frankfort rinksmen shot a 429 gross to lead Southern Illinois league action at Homestead. Benton followed with 441, Mt. Vernon Green Hills 446, other scores listed. Medalist honors went to Carl Pankey of West Frankfort with 65, Jim Ferguson 67. Next week’s league round set for Mt Vernon Green Hills on July 11. Local scores include Green Hills Paul Smith 69 and Homestead Tom Reed 70.
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Belleville Wins Fourth State Title in Illinois Baseball
Belleville clinched its fourth Illinois State title at Peoria with Rick Wagner’s no hit pitching in the championship game, a 7-0 win over Chicago Bowen. He allowed one walk and struck out seven while completing a scoreless 56 innings this season. Belleville previously won state titles in 1940, 1947, and 1949.
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Glandular Inflammation and Non Surgical Treatment Claim
An advertisement claims glandular inflammation causes male ailments and warns against temporary relief. It touts non surgical methods at the Excelsior Institute in Excelsior Springs Missouri and offers a free book from Dept. 3711 with no obligation. It references past treatments for men from 1,000 communities.
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