Tribe Blasts A's In Final Innings
The Cleveland Indians rallied in the last three innings to beat the Kansas City Athletics 9-1. Larry Doby hit two homers and Al Rosen hit another. Art Ceccarelli took the loss as KC was limited to one hit through six-plus innings. Elmer Vale and Vic Power produced KC’s lone run.
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Cleveland Indians
Kansas City Athletics
Larry Doby
al Rosen
Art Ceccarelli
Indians
George Strickland
Doby
Ceccarelli
Johnny Sain
Ray Herbert
Kansas City
Elmer Vale
Vic Power
Cardinals
Reds
Crosley Field
Bill Virdon
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Bowling Scores Mixed Results From Local League
Duces Wild top team with Welborn 167 and 419 series while Bowlerettes led by Beller 212 and 639. thiadera posted 164 and 414 as several squads posted mixed scores including J Snider 165 and 443 and 10 30 games among the entries.
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Poe
Duces Wild
W. Welborn
Beller
Thiadera
May
J. Snider
Tigers Beat Giants 25 15 in Peewee Baseball Action
The Tigers defeated the Giants 25 to 15 at Garfield school last night. Tigers surged with 22 runs in the first inning while Quincy Seymour made a key catch and double play, and Benjie Park hit a bases loaded homer for the Giants. Tonight the Yanks face the Indians at Garfield.
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Giants
Garfield School
Peewees
Quincy Seymour
Tiger
Young
Benjie Park
Yanks
Indians
Garfield
Myers
Dodgers Tally First Victory Over Indians In Midget League
Dodgers beat the Indians 17 to 9 at Forest Park for their season’s first win. Box score lists Milbern, Jensen, Crawf’d, Jimenez and others contributing. Cardinals face Indians again Tuesday at the park. Douglas Brothers girls softball vs TWA Kansas City doubleheader tonight. Sunday DB hosts St. Joseph Beacons.
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Indians
Forest Park
Cardinals
Milbern
Small
A. Jensen
Crawf'd
Epps
Jimenez
Ling
Wilkin'n
Hudnath
Lewis
Oramer
Morton
Morse
Fredri's
Bledsoe
Prather
Douglas Brothers
TWA Girls of
Kansas City
Novelty Softball Team To Meet All Stars In Ottawa
The California Duties a men’s novelty softball team dressed in ladies garments will face Ottawa all-stars at Forest Park on July 16. Admission 50 cents. Ralph Emerson says the event offers diamond humor and will be top softball attraction. pregame dances songs and a chorus precede the seven inning game. Cutie players include Main Street Sally Beulah and manager Liza Jane.
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Forest Park
Ralph Emerson
Emerson
Main Street Sally
Liza Jane
Liza Jane, Cutie
Beulah
Madison's Team Wins Dinner Match at Country Club
A. G. Madison led a team to a 43 point victory in the weekly men's golf dinner match at the Country Club. C. M. Sheldon and F. H. Parks teams trailed with 35 and 32 points. Wayne Gilliland and Erwin Elder both scored 10 for winners and runners-up. Thirty players dined after the round. 36 golfers have qualified for the annual tournament with more expected by Friday.
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A. G. Madison
Country Club
C. M. Sheldon
F. H. Parks
Wayne Gilliland
Erwin Elder
Pet
American League
New York
Cessescse
Cleveland
Chicago
Boston
Detroit
Kansas City
Washington
U. S. Savings Bonds
Mashington
Lemon
Va Pierce
Portocarrero
Va Heert
Turley
Va McDermott
Baltimore
Pillette
Va Bullivan
National League Baseball Scores and Schedule Summary
Brooklyn edged Pittsburgh 4 3 while New York Philadelphia and St Louis beat Cincinnati and Milwaukee 9 3 Chicago triumphed over Brooklyn Milwaukee and New York also won. The article notes Thursday results and the upcoming schedule including matchups with New York Philadelphia and St Louis and Cincinnati Milwaukee Chicago.
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Brooklyn
New York
Newcombe
Va Magile
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Wehmeier
Va Surkent
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Minor
Ein
Fowler
Spahn
J and
Burdette
Chicago
St. Louis
Minner
Ve ‘Wooldridge
Poholsaky
Fittaburgh
St. Louia Voce
U S Education Estimates on Engineer Graduates
The U S Office of Education estimates that the United States graduates about 10 000 engineers annually while Russia graduates about 50 000. The comparison highlights a large gap in engineering output between the two nations.
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U. S
Milwaukee Gemaetlichkeit Ahead of 1955 All Star Game
Milwaukee baseball fans prepare for a big event at County Stadium next Tuesday as the All Star game arrives. The city, newly joined to the National League, continues to attract attention since the Braves relocated from Boston and remain a central draw for locals.
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Milwaukee
County Stadium
Braves
Boston
Boudreau To Answer Women On TV Session
Kansas City Athletics manager Lou Boudreau will join a July 18 Happy Home TV program on Channel 9 at 3 p m to answer women’s baseball questions. Tickets sold out in 24 hours as Sue Bowen steps in for Ben Johnson to present puzzlers, aiming to boost female attendance. County Stadium’s 43 110 capacity may swell to about 45 000 for the event, a special Milwaukee day with a parade along Wisconsin Ave and eight foot cutouts of major sports events adding to decorations.
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Lou Boudreau
Kansas City Athletics
Happy Home
Tor
Channel 9
County Stadium
Sue Bowen
Ben Johnson
Will A
Boudreau
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Fans seek last minute booking as lichens spread wide
Report notes rising demand for reservations as lichens grow extensively over Earth’s surface, a trend challenging efforts to connect ecological studies. Scientists observe wide dispersion and consider implications for ecosystems and future research.
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