Giants Beat Athletics 4 3 to Take Fifth in Ruth League
The Giants defeated the Athletics 4-3 to claim fifth place in the Babe Ruth League. Giants exploded for four runs in the first inning aided by three Athletics errors and six walks. Key hits included a Jim Baldwin double and a Moore single, while Allen and McCart added doubles for the Giants. Athletics rallied with three runs in the third on McCart and Crawford doubles and defensive miscues, but fell short as Giants pitching allowed four hits and one walk with four defensive errors.
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Giants
Athletics
David Allen
Jack McCart
Crawford
Giant
Jim Baldwin
Moore
Smith
Allen
McCart
Baldwin
Haworth
Carey
Mendell
Martin
Atricoce
Ceeceeseees
Jall
Indians
Perry
Senators
Pete Daley
Boston
Bill Tuttle
Kansas City
Daley
Jim Perry
Red Sox
Tom
Borland
Mike de Lal
Mike Kutyna
Race Tight In Church League Race Tight In Ottawa
Sacred Heart edges First Baptist 12-10 as Eddie Garcia homers with one on base and Muller allows eight hits. Trinity Methodist builds early lead, then runs to a 10-2 finish over United Presbyterians, with Beauchamp and Peterson handling mound duties for the winners.
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Trinity Methodist
Sacred Heart
North Baptist
Ottawa
Forest Park
First Baptist
Methodist
United Presbyterian Club
Eddie Garcia
Luther Mustain
Jack Marrow
Muller
United Presbyterians
John Macdonald
United Presbbyterian
Bill Whitacre
Jerry Beauchamp
Denny Peterson
Athletic Aid Discussed by NCAA Leaders in Denver
More than 70 college athletic leaders met behind closed doors in Denver as the Conference of Conferences reviewed trends in aid, eligibility, admission tests and other NCAA policies. The NCAA policy-making council of 18 will evaluate committee reports Wednesday with final action set for the January convention. Attendees included college presidents, faculty reps, athletic directors and commissioners from 18 allied conferences.
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Denver
National Collegiate Athletic Assn
Conference of Conferences
NCAA
CAA
Chicago Falls Victim To Odd-Ball Orioles
Orioles rely on close wins to forge a path to their first pennant. Ron Hansen and Gene Woodling delivered the deciding run as Milt Pappas earned his ninth win behind late-inning stinginess. Herb Score impressed for the White Sox with a complete-game effort and nine strikeouts.
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Chicago
Paul Richards
Orioles
Baltimore
Chicago White Sox
White Sox
New York
Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Cleveland
Indians
Washington
Kansas City
Boston
Ron Hansen
Gene Woodling
Hansen
Woodling
Milt Pappas
al Lopez
Herb Score
Wichita Bobcats Win State Title
Wichita Bobcats claim the Kansas Non-Pro Baseball Tournament title with a 9-0 win over the Wichita Bajets. Dave Newkirk pitched six innings for the victory and earned the tournament outstanding pitcher award after going 4-0. Ted Uhleander and Arlie Messner each had three hits, Phil Hipps drove in four, and the Bobcats also previously won the title in 1949.
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Wichita
Wichita Bobcats
Kansas
Wichita Bajets
Dave Newkirk
Bobcats
Ted Uhleander
Arlie Messner
Phil Hipps
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Knsion
Ce Ballwin
Or'ford
Bowling
H’ Worth
W' Gins
Davis
Br'don
Thoron
N'dyke
van Lin
D'nish
C'pbell
Bicred Heart Fist Baptist
Trinity Meth
United
Presley
Cushman
Malott
Jeff Weien
Bob Latimer
Young Weien
Ottawa High School
Jack Fenton
Worthington-Jones
Hyde Park
Leitchik & Brookfield
Reg
Jonruington Ones
Levi
Joe Reichler
Associated Press
Casey Stengel
Detroit
Luis Arroyo
Ralph Terry
Hector Lopez
Tony Kubek
Arroyo
Terry
Kubek
al Kaline
S. Main
First National Bank
Franklin County
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Low Cowdett
West Coast Lumber
Bob McCrea
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