Cleveland Clips Another Game Off Yankees Lead
The Yankees lose two of three at Kansas City as ex-Yankees Ralph Terry, Jack Urban win for Cleveland. Gene Woodling hits a two-run homer and two singles to spark a 5-4 10 inning victory. Milwaukee leads NL with a late breakdown by the Dodgers and Phillies rally.
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Cleveland
Yankees
Kansas City
Ralph Terry
Jack Urban
Woody Held
Bob Cerv
Billy Marlin
Gene Woodling
Old Name Departs Boxing as New Emerges in Ring
This week saw Carl Bobo Olson exit boxing after a 24 ½ minute loss to Pat McMurtry in Portland Oregon, while Pete Rademacher rose as a promising challenger after a six round setback to Floyd Patterson. Patterson defended his heavyweight title for the second time as former champ Tommy Laughran praised the Olympic fighter who debuted professionally. Rademacher’s future fate hangs on how he rebounds from the defeat amid high praise. Mighty Lake Erie was crossed by Dr. Harry Briggs Jr., a 36 year old ex Marine and Alaska history professor, after a 32 mile swim despite treacherous waters and a near surrender.
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Carl Bobo’ Olson
Portland Oregon
Pat McMurty
Tommy Laughran
Philadelphia
Laughran
Lake Erie
Harry Briggs Jr
University of Alaska
Briggs
Emporia
Hunting Seasons Announced by State Commission
Wichita reports the State Forest ry Fish and Game Commission announced season dates for quail pheasants prairie chicken and other game. Quail open Nov 16 19 21 23 24 26 28 30 and Dec 1 3 5 7 8. Pheasants run Nov 9 12 with dozens of counties listed. Geese ducks and other species have varied open periods and bag limits.
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Cheyenne
Clark
Clay
Cloud
Comanche
Decatur
Edwards
Ellis
Ellsworth
Finney
Ford
Gove
Graham
Grant
Gray
Greeley
Hamilton
Harper
Haskell
Hodgeman
Jewell
Kearny
Ingman
Kiowa
Lane
Lincoln
Logan
Meade
Mitchell
Morton
Ness
Norton
Osborne
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Phillips
Pratt
Rawlins
Republic
Rice
Rooks
Rush
Russell
Scott
Seward
Sheridan
Sherman
Smith
Stafford
Stanton
Stevens
Thomas
Trego
Wallace
Washington
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Butler
Bourbon
Chautauqua
Cowley
Coffey
Chase, Elk
Franklin
Greenwood
Linn
Lyon
Morris
Osage
Wabaunsee
Wilson
Woodson
Shawnee County
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Ottawa Wins After Dispute In Little League Duel
Ottawa Recreation Commission Rot ary midget league All Stars defeated Rice 4 to 2 at Rispley Park Topeka in the second round of the double elimination tournament. A third inning protest sparked by a ball hit the umpire’s chest protector and a delay preceded Ottawa’s victory. Morton and Baldwin shared pitching for Ottawa with Pohl homering and Killion adding a homer. Ottawa led 4 0 through three innings, Rice scoring in the final frame. Ottawa meets Meriam tonight at 6 for consolation.
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Ottawa Recreation Commission
Rotary
Rice
Rispley Park
Topeka
Harry Morton
Ottawa
Lodge
Amarillo defeats Topeka to maintain Western League lead
Amarillo held a two game cushion atop the Western League by beating third place Topeka 8-3. Lincoln won 8-2 over Albuquerque to stay second. Pueblo-Sioux City split. Soos won 4-2 but lost 6-1. Des Moines fell to Colorado Springs 8-1 in 11 innings. Amarillo totaled 12 hits. four unearned runs doomed Wendell Doss early. Jerry Speck earned his 11th win.
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Sox
Frank Sullivan
Larry Doby
Sherm Lollar
Gene Conley
Dodgers
Brooks
Sandy Amoros
Charlie Neal
Don McMahon
Gino Cimoli
Ciiching
Don Drysdale
Amarillo
Topeka
Pueblo
Sioux City
Soos
Des Moines
Colorado Springs
Gold Sox
Wendell Doss
Jerry Speck
Lincoln
Albuquerque
Puchia
Eliminate Two In Tournament Ends First Week
In Wichita the National Non-Pro Baseball Tournament closes week one with five games on the schedule. Two more teams were eliminated in the double elimination event that began with 82 entries. Colonial Heights ousted Middletown while Macon defeated Lexington. Dallas shut out Gray in a second round game. both victors had first round byes.
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Kan
Colonial Heights
Middletown
Ind
Macon
Lexington
Dallas
Tex
Gray
Okla
Logart, Byars In Dull Fight
DETROIT The welterweights Logart and Byars fought ten rounds with little action. Logart won a unanimous decision as judges favored him 49-36, 50-38, and 48-38. Logart, from Camaguey Cuba, weighed 146. Byars 14644. No knockdowns occurred. crowd about 1105 spectators. Logart's record improved to 51 wins in 62 bouts with six losses and five draws.
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Detroit
Isaac Logart
Walter Byars
Logart
Camaguey
Cuba
Jackie Swartz
Byars
Bill Appleton
Jack Aspery
Swartz
Major League Standings and Saturday Schedule Summary
Standings and Friday results across leagues include Brooklyn at Milwaukee with a 3 2 score, Philadelphia defeating St Louis 3 2, Cincinnati 6 Pittsburgh 6, New York 3 Chicago 2 in 16 innings, plus additional upcoming games listed by venue and team. Also noted are American and Western League results such as Detroit 13 Washington 4 and Lincoln 8 Albuquerque 2 among others.
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Braves
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Ain Repulski
Phillies
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Joe Nuxhall
New York Giants
Chicago Cubs
Bob Rush
Milwaukee
Trowbridge
Padres
Chicago
New York
Hillman
Gomez
Wehmeier
Simmons
Lawrence
Kline
Boston
Delock
Sisler
Donovan
Baltimore
Kansas City
Lehman
Brown
Garver
Washington
Detroit
Pascual
Foytack
Cleveland
Ford
Mongsi
Milwaukee Perens Ve TA
St. Louis Eensouwee
Bere Oremeens
Cincinnati Sen
Philadelphia Ae Ey
Chica
Serenee
Ospeerenss
Debeeree
Queen Mother’s Uncle Bowes-Lyon Dies at 83
LONDON Lieut Col Malcolm Bowes Lyon uncle of Queen Mother Elizabeth died here yesterday at age 83. His death removes a senior royal relative tied to royal household service and public life. He served in the army and held various ceremonial duties during his long career.
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London
Malcolm Bowes-Lyon
Elizabeth
Betty Jameson Leads After Opening Round at Heart of America
Betty Jameson from San Antonio held a one stroke lead entering round two of the Heart of America tournament at Blue Hills Country Club. She shot 36 37 73 with four birdies and twelve pars. Three other pros posted under par 75s: Jackie Pung Louis Suggs and Bonnie Randolph. Amateurs Nan Berry and Beth Stone led their division with 78 and 79 respectively. Oklahoma players topped amateur standings with Dale Fleming 80 Linda Melton 81 and Jill Kreuger tied for fifth at 82.
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Kansas City
Betty Jameson
Miss Jameson
San Antonio
Blue Hills Country Club
Jackie Pung
San Francisco
Louis Suggs
Sea Island
Bonnie Randolph
Naples
Fla
Beverly Hanson
Indio Calif
Mickey Wright
LaJolla
Calif
Nan Berry
Quincy
Beth Stone
Muskogee
Okla
Denver
Dale Fleming
Tulsa
Sooner
Linda Melton
Oklahoma City
Jill Kreuger
Doris Phillips
Belleville
Ill
Patterson decries white hope angle ahead of Rademacher bout
Floyd Patterson said the $250,000 Georgia backed title bid depended on racial bias, calling the fight a white hope tactic. He spoke from his Kent training camp before the championship clash, with Dan Florio and Buster Watson present as Sam Taub relayed press notes. Patterson left for New York after the interview and could not be reached for comment.
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Seattle
Pete Rademacher
Floyd Patterson
Post-Intelligencer
Emmette Watson
Patterson
Kent
Rademacher
Dan Florio
Buster Watson
Sam Taub
New York
Watson
Georgia
South
Patterson Ponders Postfight Travel After Bout
Patterson, speaking after the match, said visitors from Georgia influenced him to think the fight carried more meaning than a basic contest. He mentioned planned trips to Oklahoma to visit his wife's father but warned that a decisive victory or knockout would keep him from going south of Philadelphia, and perhaps no further than Washington, D.C.
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Georgia
Watson
Patterson
Oklahoma
Rademacher
Philadelphia
Washington, D.C
Women Golfers To Hold Annual Election At Ottawa Club
The Ottawa Country Club women golfers will hold their annual election of officers after the Tuesday luncheon. Fern Allison and June Foulka will host the meeting. Golf pairings are Wicke Tobin Morrisey Lennard Douglas Endall Roberts Porter Shade Latimer Worthington Speer Garrison Allison Peters Fredeen and Foulks. Reservations or cancellations may be made by calling 184 or 12029.
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Wicke
Tobin
Morrisey
Lennard
Douglas
Endall
Roberts
Porter
Shade
Latimer
Worthington
Speer
Garrison
Allison
Peters
Fredeen
Foulks
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