Kings Pull Triple Play As Paris Beats Mt. Vernon 8 1
Paris pounds 12 hits including three doubles and two triples to rout Mt. Vernon 8 1. Grubb earned his seventh win while Dale Thomas took his third loss as Hannibal moves into third and Paris gains ground in the M O Valley race.
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Local baseball doubleheaders and scores from area games
Decatur and Canton split a twin bill with Mattoon and Hannibal, and Paris beat Mt. Vernon while Danville and Centralia also triumphed in seven inning affairs. Key players include Jaranjo Smith Bra den Preston Ferrell Hannibal starters Ogonofski Steidel Valdez Starosta McCormick Ladd Budde Grubb Gordon McAndrews Brookman Dickens Winkler Deskins Gohn Minnis Kommer Pearson and Deskins.
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Eddie Sawyer Sacked as Phillies Manager
Philadelphia Phillies replace manager Eddie Sawyer with Steve ONeill. In other sports notes, John Henry Davis and teammates top national AAU lifting and Olympic team selections. Golf leaders Sam Snead and Jim Ferrier in Inverness event. Oklahoma and Louie State capture noted titles.
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Newhouser Lets Three Past Him In St Louis Duel
Hal Newhouser pitched three hitters but hurt himself on a botched bunt while Detroit fell 2 0 to 2 0 in St Louis. Bob Cain and Newhouser dueled until unearned runs scored on an error and a wild throw. Walt Dropo and Cass Michaels provided runs for Detroit, while Ol Satch Paige relieved for St Louis in the eighth. Enos Slaughter drove in five to lift the Cardinals past the Pirates 6 4 in Pittsburgh, nearing 1 000 RBIs for his twelfth season with St Louis.
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Mattoon Hires New Manager for Indians Ball Club
Mattoon Ill. Robert Carson 25 year old Belleville Pa native and veteran of eight seasons in professional baseball was named manager of the Mattoon Indians. He takes over after Dunkovich was fired Sunday and comes from Ogden Utah Class C club. The team has a 10 and 43 record in the Mississippi Ohio Valley League this year.
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Dark and Hamner Run to Wire For N.L. Shortstop Position
Dark and Hamner race for the National League shortstop spot as final tallies near. In the American League three infield races hinge on last results with Rizzuto Avila Kell in tight contention while the NL lineup appears solid for most positions ahead of July 8 game in Philadelphia.
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Major League Sat and Sun schedule and results
A sports brief lists Saturdays schedule Boston at Brooklyn New York at Philadelphia St Louis at Pittsburgh Chicago at Cincinnati and results Brooklyn 8 Boston 3 Philadelphia 6 New York 0 St Louis 6 Pittsburgh 4 Chicago 6 Cincinnati 0. Sundays schedule Boston at Brooklyn St Louis at? 2 11 00 and 1 00 pm CST Chicago at Cincinnati 2 12 30 and 2 30 pm CST.
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Sports Notes From Early Baseball Matchups
Pittsburgh ledger reports matchups: Philadelphia vs New York Washington vs Boston Cleveland vs Chicago Detroit vs St Louis highlighting early season intercity games and team pairings.
Sports Scores Night Standings in Major League Cities
New York defeated Philadelphia 10 to 0 while Washington beat Boston 5 to 3 and Chicago over Cleveland 5 to 1. St. Louis edged Detroit 2 to 1 in other night games.
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Cleveland at Chicago doubleheader schedule
The schedule lists Cleveland at Chicago two games at 12 30 p m and 2 30 p m CST Detroit at St Louis 1 00 p m Washington at New York 2 Philadelphia at Boston 2
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Ed Mathews Emerges As Braves New Ruth
The 20 year old Ed Mathews earns a starting spot with the Braves and earns comparisons to Babe Ruth for power. He admits high strikeouts but recalls his first major league homer off lefty Ken Heintzelman. Mathews values being in the big leagues and credits Billy Jurges for refining his fielding stance.
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Steve O Neill Replaces Sawyer As Phillies Manager
Philadelphia owner Bob Carpenter announced midseason a managerial shift with Steve O Neill replacing Eddie Sawyer for the good of the club. O Neill, ex manager of the Tigers Indians and Red Sox, will run the team tonight against the Giants while Sawyer becomes a special scout to evaluate the farm system. Sawyer said he resigned for the good of the club, to help the Phillies in a new role.
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Thesz Retains NWA Title In Final Fall Narrowly
In a Wrigley Field bout on Friday night Lou Thesz defended the National Wrestling Alliance heavyweight title against Pat O Connor. A head on clash in the midring determined the deciding fall as Thesz toppled O Connor and pinned him for the victory.
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Moller and Logan Reach Illinois Amateur Finals
Larry Moller of Quincy will face Dave Logan of Chicago in the 36 hole final of the 22nd Illinois State Amateur. In semi finals Moller defeated George Victor 1 up after Victor started strong with five birdies. Logan beat Bill Hagerty 2 and 1 after a five up lead faded. Both finalists posted medal scores of 68 on the 6486 yard Quincy course. Logan, Illinois captain in 1950, overcame OB trouble to clinch his spot.
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Thesz Wins Second Fall In Collision With O'Connor
A heavyweight wrestling bout ended with Thesz of St. Louis taking the second fall as both wrestlers crashed to the mat after a collision. The final fall followed after a minute and 15 seconds. A crowd of 12,823 witnessed the match, with receipts totaling 34,218 dollars. Thesz weighed 223 pounds to O'Connor's 231.
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Manana Pitch Rivals Satch Hesitation In Negro League Context
Washington pitcher Don Marrero debuts the manana pitch as a rival to Satchel Paige's hesitation. Marrero held the Boston Red Sox to six hits in eight innings for a 5-8 win at Fenway, aiding Washington's surge to third place behind the Yankees. Lopat and Pierce also shone in other AL games as St Louis beat Chicago, and Cardinals beat Pirates in key schedule moments.
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Yesterday's Stars Pitching and Hitting Leads
Yesterday's stars included Ralph Branca for the Dodgers in an eight inning relief effort that secured an 8-3 win over Boston. Enos Slaughter drove in five runs with four singles as the Cardinals defeated the Pirates 6-4.
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