Old Enos Slaughter Leads Yankees Double Victory
Enos Slaughter, 41, the veteran outfielder, helps the Yankees sweep Cleveland with five hits in the twin bill. His single tied the second game, and his three run homer in the first game clinched a 5-2 win. The double victory extends New York's lead over Chicago to six games. Other AL results include Baltimore over Kansas City, and Washington over Detroit. In St Louis, the Cards lose a 12 inning opener to Philadelphia but win the second. Milwaukee narrows the gap. Cincinnati, Chicago, and Kansas City complete a busy day with multiple games and key hits from Mays, Mathews, and Aaron.
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Cleveland
Slaughter
St. Louis Cardinals
Johnny Gray
Jerry Lumpe
Enos
Yankee
Chicago
Boston
Baltimore
Orioles
Kansas City
Billy Lees
Washington
Detroit
Griffith Stadium
Yankee Stadium
St. Louis
Phillies
Harvey Haddix
Cards
Lindy McDaniel
Cincinnati
New York
Willie Mays
Redlegs
Vicente Amor
Pittsburgh
Moe Drabowsky
Jack Littrell
Danny Murtaugh
Major League Standings and Sunday Schedule Highlight
The latest standings note New York at Brooklyn in a Cromie schedule with Drysdale and restites. Games listed include Cincinnati 6 over New York 3 in 14 innings, Philadelphia 5 over St Louis 4 in 12 innings, Milwaukee 9 over Brooklyn 7, Pittsburgh 2-2, Cleveland at New York Garcia and Larsen, New York 4 Cleveland 2. Baltimore 5, Kansas City 0. American Association results show Minneapolis 4 Charleston 2 in 10 innings, Omaha 13-7, St Paul 7-4. Western League scores include Sioux City 14-1 over Pueblo and Amarillo 7-2 over Topeka.
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New York
Cincinnati
Chinen
Phildelphia
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
American Association
Minneapolis
Charleston
Wichita
Denver
Omaha
Indianapolis
St Paul
Louisville
Colorado Springs
Des Moines
Sioux City
Pueblo
Albuquerque
Lincoln
Amarillo
Topeka
Pet
Toute
Brooklyn Toys A
Philadelphia
Chicana
Budge's Hardware Loses in District Softball Tournament
Budge's Hardware was beaten 4 to 1 by Lawrence American Legion in the district softball tournament at Lawrence last night. Webker fanned eight for Lawrence, while Hornberger pitched for the winners and Nobker walked twice. Lawrence scored three runs in the second inning on three errors and two hits, and added another in the fourth on a two-base hit by Campbell followed by a sacrifice by Hoskinson and a fielder's choice by Hornberger.
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Budge's Hardware
Lawrence American Legion
Lawrence
Webker
Hornberger
Nobker
Campbell
Hoskinson
Williams On Baiting Spree
Boston slugger Ted Williams, amid one of his best seasons, aims for a .400 batting average but doubts aging legs will let him reach the mark. He has surged from 389 after the All Star break, credits a short rest for renewed power, and notes trailing Mickey Mantle in the AL race. Williams recalls staying in bed after the All Star game due to fatigue.
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Boston
Ted Williams
Red Sox
Ted
New York
Mickey Mantle
Williams
KC to Join NIBL League
Kansas City will join the National Industrial Basketball League next season with a community sponsored team. Lou Wilke, NIBL president, announced Saturday Kansas City has been granted a franchise. It will be the only community sponsored team in the league. The others are sponsored by industries in Peoria Illinois Bartlesville Oklahoma Denver Akron Wichita Kansas.
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Kansas City
Lou Wilke
NIBL
Peoria
Bartlesville
Okla
Denver
Akron
Wichita, Kan
Legion Wins Benefit Game at Forest Park Sunday Night
Ottawa defeated Capitol Federal Savings by 11 to 1 in a benefit game for Punk Firestone, an Ottawa Junior League player injured in a preseason workout. Ferguson drove in a homer with Kueser and Ferguson adding doubles as Ottawa gathered eight hits. Gene Johnson, a former Olympic coach, will lead the team alongside Wichita State’s ex-coach. Three Ottawa players were named for the all-star game at Lawrence: Larry Jones, James Ferguson, and Glenn Johnson.
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Punk Firestone
American Legion
Firestone
Ottawa
Forest Park
Capitol Federal Savings
Kansas City
Ferguson
Kueser
Gene Johnson
U. S
Dane
Stanton
Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence
Larry Jones
James Ferguson
Glenn
Two Days in Bed Energized Speaker Gains Strength
A quoted remark notes that two days of bed rest left the speaker with increased strength and energy and a lasting sense of well being. The source reflects personal health improvement and continued positive feelings.
Dennis wins Kansas Medal Play Golf title at Rolling Hills
Dave Dennis of Independence captured the Kansas Medal Play Golf Tournament at Rolling Hills Country Club with a 7 under par 285 total over four rounds. He posted 70 and 72 in the final day’s wind, recording the only sub par score of the event.
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Dennis
Wichita
Dave Dennis
Independence
Jannual
Kansas
Rolling Hills Country Club
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Optometris
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Rodney McClay, O.D
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Louis N. Speer
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S. M. Brockway
Don L. McKelvey
Colon
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Credit Bureau OF Ottawa
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Uocslfs Diversified Services, Inc
Hazen L. Richardson
Ottawa, Kansas
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Sylva Lofgreen, M.D
Victor J. Lofgreen, M.D
R. S. Roberts, M.D
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