Kings Fall 5-4 To Vincennes In Tough First-Inning Setback
In Vincennes last night Mt. Vernon pitcher Charley Heistand worked a complete game but allowed four first inning runs as the Kings dropped their fourth straight, 5-4. Spinks went the distance for Vincennes, limiting Mt. Vernon to six hits while Mt. Vernon stranded nine and issued five walks.
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Benny Meyers
Vincennes
Kings
Charley Heistand
Mt. Vernon
Heistand
Velvet
Leonard Qualls
Bill Spinks
Spinks
Jim
Loop Yesterday's Results in Central Illinois High School Meet
Scores show wins for Frankfort Mattoon and Paris with key performances by Pisarski Kare Tunnison Flora Flynn and Westover Smithweters Black Garland Miskell Ortosky. Competitors include Heistand Brand Spinks Dickhens and others across Vincennes Centralia Paducah Springfield and Vernon communities.
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Ortosky
Patino Delivers In Kings Rally As Patino Delivers In Kings Rally As Mets?
The narrative details a late rally where Parisotto and Heistand reach scoring positions on errors and fielder choices, Fichtel and Patino drive runs, and Milinkov, Fiala, Solorzano, and others contribute. Patino, injured, pinch hits with a pivotal triple tying or advancing the score, while multiple pitchers see duty for the Kines and Elmer Boston.
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Patino Bangs
Parisotto
Elmer Boston
Mt. Vernon
Fichiel
George Votruba
Patino
Mt Vernon Vincennes Final Lineup for Series
Tonight in Vincennes the lineup features Fichtel at second Timok Milinkov in left field Fiala at third Solorzano at short Brand at catcher Given at first Hallihan in right Parisorta on the mound with Fiala and Milinkov providing infield depth Wednesay schedule lists Mt Vernon at Paris W Frankfort at Springfield Centralia at Vincennes Paducah at Mattoon
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Solorzano
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Hallihan
Parisorta
Bill Waller Named Grid Mentor at Southern Illinois
Bill Waller former college and pro football player is named head football coach at Southern Illinois University Carbondale succeeding Glen Abe Martin. Waller from Benton Illinois played at Rendon High, with Detroit Lions Brooklyn and Los Angeles Bulldogs, and served as Red Cross field director in Cairo Egypt in 1942. He has coaching stints in Cody Wyoming and Yakima Washington Valley Junior College and is married with a daughter.
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Abe) Martin
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Second Round Pairings For Roth Trophy
Second-round matchups are announced for the Roth trophy handicap tournament at Green Hills Country Club. Championship class features Pursie Pipes, Bill Albright, M W Outhouse, Paul Fitch, and others with first-round results noted. Class A B and C list additional pairings including Webb Hill, Thomas Wail, Tom Metcalf, and more, scheduled for Sunday July 2.
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M. W Outhouse
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Carl Little
Ted Lindsay
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Ted Hayes
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Paul Broyles
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Ed. Mueller
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L. Settlemire
O. E. Anderson
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Glen Hawkins
Ralph Maxey
R. C. McMillan
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M. Hoss. de
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John Mullingan
Jackie Robinson Kell Set Fast in Batting Races
In Chicago on June 27 George Kell of Detroit moved near the AL batting lead with a 2 for 3 effort as Detroit beat Chicago 6-4 while official figures show Kell and Larry Doby tied at .366. In New York Jackie Robinson rose to .369 after a 17-point week, with Stan Musial slipping to .351 as the top ten list expanded this Sunday.
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George Kell
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White Sox
Doby
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Snider
Dropo
Boston
Noron
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Wyrostek
Reds
Pafko
Browns Look for Home in Houston of Major League Baseball
Houston Chronicle reports scope of moving the St. Louis Browns to Houston stalled by cost hurdles. Purchases of Texas League territorial rights Buff franchise and Buff Stadium plus stadium expansion to 30 000 seats and higher player salaries would total millions. Analysts say Houston’s population growth and travel costs make a 800 000 attendance target unlikely this decade.
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Killer Over Williams in Homer Duel
Ted Williams faced Ralph Kiner in a Boston Red Sox versus Pittsburgh Pirates exhibition hitting contest in Pittsburgh on June 27. Williams hit four home runs off Paul Schriver while Kiner slugged eight drives, with Kiner declaring Williams the best hitter as Williams watched from the visitors dugout.
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Ralph
Ted
Bob Ruth
Yesterday's Results From Baseball Tonight
The only game played yesterday saw Detroit beat Chicago 6 to 4 in the National League and American League listings show no other games on the schedule.
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Chicago
Baseball doubleheader slate with mixed matchups and pitchers
New York hosts Brooklyn at 6 30 p m Jansen 7 4 facing Roe 8 3 St Louis plays Chicago at 12 30 and 2 30 Pollett 6 5 Munger 3 4 Lanier 6 2 utes 1 3 Vander Meer 2 Cincinnati hosts Pittsburgh at 6 30 Wehmeier 4 8 against Mac Donald 3 1 Philadelphia visits Boston at 6 45 Spahn Devil Washington meets New York at 6 30 Eas iilenga 3 5 Byrne 8 1 Boston at Philadelphia at 6 00 Parnell 5 7 Fowler 0 2 or Shantz 6 6 Chicago goes to Detroit at 7 30 Scarborough 7 6 Gray 8 2 or Trout 4 2 Cleveland at St Louis at 7 30 Pear Meller 7 5 Widmar
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Tomorrow's baseball schedule across the leagues
The schedule lists matchups for the next day including Philadelphia at Boston 6 45 p m New York at Brooklyn 11 30 a m Cincinnati at Pittsburgh St Louis at Chicago 12 30 p m Cleveland at St Louis 8 30 p m Chicago at Detroit 2 00 p m Boston at Philadelphia 6 00 p m Washington at New York 12 30 p m.
Elks and Baptists win in softy loop tonight
Elks nipped Shoe Co. 6 4 in senior softball as Gene Henry earned the win on the mound. Logan Street Baptists shut down Jackson Martin Juniors 16 4, with Horenkamp belting a homer in a second inning rally and Duncan tossing an eight hitter for the win.
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Little Guys Chase National PGA Title in Columbus
Walter Hagen previews the final as Chandler Harper and Hank Williams Jr meet in the 36 hole National PGA at Scioto Country Club. Williams rallies past Henry Picard to reach the final while Harper defeats Jimmy Demaret to advance, with first prize $3,500.
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Kell Tops Tigers In Drive For Batting Crown
George Kell of the Detroit Tigers leads the American League in batting as he features the league’s top figures with most hits and doubles. Kell helped Detroit beat the Chicago White Sox 6 4 with two singles and a walk, solidifying their lead over the Yankees. The piece notes Kell’s near miss last season and his status as perhaps the season’s MVP, while referencing exhibition results and other league actions.
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Ted Williams
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Hal White
Dizey Trout
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Chancellors thoughts on pitching loads in college games
Roundup notes R G Gustafson, former major leaguer and Nebraska chancellor, observing that young pitchers tire after about 100 pitches, usually by the fifth or sixth inning, unless a pitcher has exceptional control. Mentions Washington State prospect Ted Tappe and senior center fielder Bob McGuire, highlighting McGuire as a four-time PCC champion and a consistent 360 hitter.
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R. G. Gustafson
University of Nebraska
Washington State
Ted Tappe
Bobby McGuire
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