Bowling Officers Hear ABC Representative See Film
Over 70 attended the meeting open to women officers of mixed Temples. Sian Buckley presided as president of the men s association for the coming season. Ken Boylan, ABC representative, summarized 31 amendments adopted by 928 delegates at the Buffalo convention. Pat Finnegan spoke. Wes Norton distributed secretarial supplies. a film The ABC Story was shown. dinner was served. state jamboree committee plans discussed. Major League Stars note TAR Associated Press coverage of Simmons and Hall performances.
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Ken Boylan
American Bowling Congress
Pat Finnegan
Stan Buckley
Wes Norton
Sian Buckley
ABC
Buffalo
N. Y
Muscatine
State Men’s Association
Iaa Mae
Hamm's Wins Open League Title In Softball Final
Hamm's Beer clinched the regular season crown with a 40 victory over Moose Lodge at Oregon Field, winning the double elimination playoff round. Krieger Garage and Smee also competed. Hamm's and Moose Lodge won prior round titles. Pitcher Vern LaRue held Moose to two hits in the victory as Hamm's advances to Oregon Field for a league tournament starting Monday with matchups including Sports Shop vs Krieger Motors and Hamm's Beer vs Drewrys Beer.
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Hamm's Beer
Moose Lodge
Oregon Field
Hamm's
Krieger Garage
Smee
Krieger's
Moose
Hammm
Schmid's Sports Shop Club
Oregon
Sports Shop
Krieger Motors
Drug
Drewrys Beer
Achilorson Garage
Cheri-Top
Homm's
George Cordwell
Steve Shenk
Gene Buster
Vern LaRue
Butch Murdock
Ey White
Whitey Murdock
Jim Vastina
Jarry
Strajack
Mike
Keute
Journal
Phate
Rookie Race Tight as Ward Battles Hall and Hale
AL Rookie of the Year race narrows with Pete Ward of the White Sox, Jimmie Hall of the Indians, and Minnesota’s top contenders amid late-season pennant fever. Ward homered. Hall and Hale also contribute as New York’s Yankees push toward another title. The day’s action features key homers, RBI, and shifting standings among Chicago, Minnesota, Baltimore, Boston, and Los Angeles.
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New York’ Yankees
Chicago
Pete Ward
Minnesota
Jimmie Hail
Cedar Rapids advances in Legion Tourney with 6-5 win
Cedar Rapids stays undefeated in the American Legion Region 6 baseball tournament at Salina Kansas after a 6-5 victory over St. Paul Minnesota. Enid Oklahoma also joined the winner's bracket as Bismarck North Dakota fell to 3-2. Cedar Rapids exploded for three runs in the ninth inning to seal the win, overcoming a late St. Paul surge.
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Cedar Rapids
Salina
Kan
Cedar Stupids
Iowa
St. Paul
Cubs Win Junior Tourney in Friday Night League
Cubs win the junior tourney for 13 and 14 year olds at Tom Bruner Field. Ron Parker was the winning pitcher with Mike Musser losing. Cy Morgan and S Siegelhorn caught for the Reds and losers. Cubs hitters included Harvey Nietzel Zimmer and Doug Calkins. Reds had hits by Howell Blake Taylor Schreurs Benes. Other games included Cubs Dodgers and Pirates Giants matchups with varied scores and multiple pitchers.
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Tournnarment
Ron Parker
Mike Musser
Cy Morgan
Reds
S. Siegelhorn
Harvey
Nietgel
Bill Zimmer
Doug Calkins
Steve Ziegenhorn
Parker
Rat
Conklin
D. Howell
T. Blake
Tint ‘Taylor
Braves
Mills
Leech
Rice
Masterson
Giants Dominate Reds 10 1 Behind Strong Batting
ARVA E HES SRO OQ ARVA E HES SRO OQ yales included three apiece by Wesley and Garvin and two each by Pippect, Jennings and Bailey. D. Calvert had four hits and Lang three for the Giants. Redlegs Phil Blaesing had the only no hits for the Phils as they lost 10 1 to the Redlegs. Musser was the winning pitcher and D Morgan his catcher. Dillon and Crumly pitched and caught respectively for the Redlegs. Manley had two of the Reds eight hits and six other players had one apiece. es Mosinee Im Jeny Blundy of Galesburg WV won the 3 lap main event in the Midwest supermodified car races at the Iowa State Fair Friday. Tib ber McGee also of Galesburg took second. Blundy McGee Jerry Reichert Forest Lake Minn and Charles Berg of Des Moines won the heat races.
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Pirates
Lane
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Yales
Wesley
Pippect
Jennings
Bailey
D. Calvert
Lang
Redlegs
Phil Blaesing
Phils
Musser
D. Morgan
Dillon
Crumly
Manley
Reds
Es Mosinee
Jeny Blundy
Galesburs
Tib
Ber McGee
Galesburg
Blundy
McGee
Jerry
Reichert
Forest Lake
Minn
Charles Berg
Des Moines
City Golf Set Sunday Qualifying for City Tournament
The City Golf set Sunday qualifiers due by late afternoon for a 36 hole championship flight at Geneva Golf and Country Club. 8:30 a.m. start in Park Lane 27 holes. Defending champion Butch Meerdink leads with four under par 68 in qualifiers. Newt Ben Vorwerk is 63. Larry Dwyer 70. Harold Peters 73. Jim Pulliam Doug Coder and Craig Proffitt 74.
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Geneva
Newt
Ben Vorwerk
Larry Dwyer
Hare Old Peters
Jim Pulliam
Doug Coder
Craig Proffitt
Dodgers Fail to Out-Met the Mets in Ninth
Dodgers surrender late lead as Mets rally in top of ninth to beat Los Angeles 6 4. Willie Davis and Maury Wills start the comeback, Jim Hickman errors and a timely sacrifice drive in the tie-break run. Ron Perranoski gains his 18th win as St Louis, San Francisco, and Chicago win elsewhere. Duffalo suffers loss for the Giants.
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Bok Green
Associated Press
Los Angeles Dodgers
Mets
Los Angeles
Dodgers
San Francisco
Vieaims
St. Louis
Willie Davis
Seratch
Mauryius
Kim
Wills
Jim Gillam
Nally Maoh
Duke Carmel
Carmel
Jim Hickman
Theifth
Duke Snider
Tommy Davis
All-Time Cleveland Attendance Likely for 2 Grid Games
Cleveland Stadium is expected to host a record crowd for two National Football League exhibition games featuring the Detroit Lions against the New York Giants and the Cleveland Browns against the Baltimore Colts. Reserved seats are mostly sold, with many unreserved and standing tickets to go on sale hours before kickoff at 3 30 p.m. EDT. The event mirrors last year’s turnout of 77 883 and tops the Browns Giants 1950 regular season mark of 82 872.
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Cleveland
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New York Giants
Cleveland Browns
Baltimore Colts
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Giants
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