Yankees Win First Round In Midget League
The Yankees won the first round of the Midget league season with the Dodgers taking second place. The Tigers and Indians close first round play Monday with the winner taking third. The second round opens Tuesday. Juniors League results show Redlegs 3 0 as Dodgers White Sox and Yankees share second. schedule lists games Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri through Forest Park events.
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Italian Beats Lopes In Unanimous Decision Thriller
Joey Lopes of Sacramento fell on the floor as Paoli Rosi of Italy won a unanimous decision at the end of the tenth round. The bell rang early and Lopes was helped to his corner after a crashing right connected.
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Ladies' Golf Pairings Listed for Tuesday
Ladies golf pairings set for Tuesday include Shade with Kramer and Crawford, Worthington with Kelsey and Indall, Allison with Elder and Fredeen, Ben nett with Claterbos and Roberts. Reservations can be made by calling 1540.
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Postponed Games May Decide Title
The 1956 Ottawa softball race hinges on two postponed games between Budges and Skelly, with Budges holding a 5-1 lead and three games left while Skelly stands 5-2 with two to play. Baldwin also looms with a July 12 meeting, and Rex Shisler and Larry Webker are the workhorse pitchers for Skelly and Budges respectively. Phillips, the remaining unbeaten pitcher Junior Highbie from Phillips, may determine the champion as Budges or Skelly could slip if upset in upcoming games.
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Busby homers lift Indians past A's 4-2
Jim Busby hit a grand slam for Cleveland as they defeated Kansas City 4-2. The A's scored two first inning runs on five straight singles but could not hold the lead. Cleveland’s victory tied a major league record as Busby homered again in a second straight game. The Redbirds sank further in Cincinnati as Ted Kluszewski drove in three with a fifth inning homer to beat St Louis 6-4. Hal Smith and Don Blasingame provided a trio of fifth inning singles for St Louis in a brief rally.
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Merchants Win From K. C. Team on Saturday Schedule
Baseball brief recounts Saturday matchups with Merchants defeating Kansas City in a tough schedule. Results show Cincinnati St Louis Milwaukee Chicago Brooklyn Philadelphia Pittsburgh games affected by weather with postponements and rain. Friday results include Chicago 14 Detroit 0 and New York 8 Washington 4.
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All-Star Umpires Are Berry Pinelli Named for All-Star Game
New York Charles Berry veteran AL umpire to call balls and strikes in the first half of Tuesday's All-Star game in Washington. Babe Pinelli NL takes over after four and a half innings. Ed Hurley AL and Arthur Gere NL umpire bases. John Flaherty AL alternate foul line. Bill Jackowski NL alternate foul line. Lyall Smith Burt Hawkins Bob Addie named scorers.
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Veteran and Rookie Face Off in Broadmoor Final
In Colorado Springs the 14th Broadmoor Women's Invitation reaches its 36 hole final with Patti Blanton of Enid Oklahoma, the 1949 champion, matching a 19 year old Diane Reed of Denver for the title.
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Reunion of 1916 Ottawa High team to meet Sept 28
The undefeated Ottawa High School 1916 team members will assemble at the Ottawa Argentine game on September 28. This marks the fourth annual reunion with Johnny Youngberg of Kansas City again leading the event.
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Bowling Scores Friday Night League Highlights
Sleepe High led by R Snider with 175 and 494 series. Lucky Four tallied C Cayot 174 and 472. Scatterbrains-2 saw P Kramer top at 155. High 30 Kirkpatrick posted 420, while Pinheads-1 had R Maloney 160 and 418. Unpredictables-12 with B Welborn 184 and 511. Termites-t R Lewis 208 and 515.
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Syracuse Women Open leads tied for first place
Syracuse New York Joyce Ziske of Waterford Wisconsin and Betty Jamieson of San Antonio Texas led after the first day of the Syracuse Women’s Open as the tournament moved into its second day.
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Race Driver Dies in Kansas City Crash
Topeka racer Gerald Wadsworth aged 26 died Friday from a skull fracture suffered when his car vaulted over a stalled vehicle at Lakeside track on Wednesday night.
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Lincoln Keeps Lead In Western League Victory
The Lincoln Chiefs defeated the Topeka Hawks 8-5 to maintain their margin in the Western League, backed by the largest Lincoln baseball crowd in six years.
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Ag Committee Approves 10 Year Land Conservation Plan
The House Agriculture Committee approved a 10-year land conservation program for 10 Great Plains states including Kansas. Introduced by Rep. Hope the plan would let the secretary of agriculture enter 10-year contracts with farmers and ranch operators to follow a soil and water conservation schedule. The $150 million program seeks a permanent shift in land use rather than removing land from production.
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Redlegs ride Kluszewski as Gross blanks Cards in 6-4 win
Cincinnati stays three games up in the NL with Ted Kluszewski drilling his 21st homer after a three run shot in the fifth. Don Gross earns his second win after an eight hitter aided by Buster Freeman. Milwaukee moves to second, Spahn shuts out Cubs, Yankees lead AL with three straight wins. Rain delays Pittsburgh and Baltimore.
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