Close Races In All Loops In Rotary baseball standings
Rotary league play features tight races across junior Pee Wee and Midget divisions. Tigers lead Pee Wee with 4-0, while Indians and Cardinals jockey for position. White Sox and Redlegs battle in Junior league. Yankees stumble in the midseason round as Dodgers and Tigers tie for first in Midget. Rain may delay games. Orris Cox says they will try to play.
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Tigers
Indians
Cardinals
Redlegs
White Sox
Yankees
Ted
Dodgers
Orris Cox
Forest Park
Braves
Athletics
Garfield Diamond
Bowling Scores from Threeday Night League Highlights
Bowling scores recap for the THOREDAY NIGHT LEAGUE featuring high games by M White 228 and Burgoon 223, plus top series by White 633 and Hickman 879. Other top performers include Brith 196 and Fowler 187 with solid team standings and buy or sell through Want Ads.
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M. White
M. Burgoon
Splintera
J. Brith
Hustlers
D. Hickman
H. Fowler
Richeron
Purcell's Team Wins Dinner Match at Country Club
Purcell's team led by Dale Purcell won the afternoon dinner golf match at the Country Club with 77 points. Bob Bundy's team scored 66 and Dr W D BemMels's group 61. Purcell contributed 10 points, Tom Porter 9, and Floyd Indall 9 as Forty's lone men were served dinners after the event.
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Country Club
Dale Purcell
Bob Bundy
W. D. Bem
Purcell
Tom Porter
Floyd Indall
Lightburn to fight Cuba’s Izuleta at Madison Square Garden
Lightburn, 22, from British Honduras, meets Cuba’s Orlando Izuleta in a 10 round bout at Madison Square Garden. Lightburn had a seven fight win streak before losing to L C Morgan in Cleveland last March. The NBC telecast begins at 8 p.m. CST.
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Ludwig Lightburn
Cuba
Orlando Izuleta
Madison Square Garden
Lightburn
British Honduras
L. C. Morgan
Cleveland
Morgan
NBC
Budges to Meet Spot Motor in Forest Park Non-League Game
Budges will play a non league softball game Saturday against Spot Motor of Kansas City Kas at Forest Park. Starting time is 8 p.m.
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Braves Hopes Rest On Buhl and Adcock vs Dodgers
Pomona boys baseball wins 13-6 as Bernard Nelson picks up the win and Dwayne Chaney the loss. Dennis Dexter hits a homer with two on while leading Baldwin in hits. Milwaukee’s Bob Buhl and Joe Adcock dominate Brooklyn, boosting the Braves toward first place with a 2-0 win as rain postpones the nightcap.
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Buhl Pomona Boys
J. Adcock
Pomona
Baldwin
Bernard Nelson
Dwayne Chaney
Dennis
Dexter
K C A's Shutout By Baltimore On Opening Night Loss
The Kansas City Athletics were defeated by the Baltimore Orioles 4-0, marking a 10th loss in 12 games. Art Ditmar, KC's sole prior win against Baltimore, did not pitch in the victory. At St Louis the Cardinals beat the Giants 5-3, dropping into the second division. Stan Musial homered for the Cardinals, while Hank Thompson tied it for New York before decisive seventh inning scoring. Bill Wight hurled a six hitter for Baltimore.
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Kansas City Athletics
Baltimore Orioles
Art Ditmar
Orioles
Baltimore
Cardinals
New York Giants
St. Louis
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago
Bill Wight
Kansas City
Stan Musial
Cards
Giants
Hank Thompson
Redbirds
Hal Smith
Don Blasingame
Grady Hatton
Alvin Dark
Ken Boyer
Omaha Still Climbs Into Fourth In AP Loop
Omaha swept a twin bill from St Paul by scores of 4 3 and 7 5 to move into fourth place in the American Association. Minneapolis split its Colorado trip by routing Denver 9 5, continuing a rare series split. Wichita also gained a split in a four game set in May.
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St. Paul
Saints
Minneapolis
Colorado Capital
Denver
Wichita
K C To Lose Jets
Kansas City Athletics will end its working agreement with the Columbus Jets of the International League this fall. Frederick Jones, president, announced in Columbus that he would not renew the two year contract next December. Parke Carroll, A's VP, agreed the relationship should end and disputed charges that Columbus was not treated fairly in player deals.
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Kansas City Athletics
Columbus Jets
Fred Jones
Columbus
Athletics
Parke Carroll
A’s
Jones
Carroll
Piersall Hits Walk-Off Two-Run Homer for Red Sox
Boston star Jimmy Piersall, 25, a top defensive outfielder and fearless hitter, starred in a 2-1 win over the Chicago White Sox. He belted a two-run homer off Jack Harshman in the ninth and twice saved runs with exceptional catches, proving his return from mental illness four years earlier has elevated his game.
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Boston
Jimmy Piersall
Boston Red Sox
Piersall
Chicago White Sox
Jack Harshman
Bid For Olympic Spot In Decathlon Trials
Crawfordsville Ind hosts 43 top all around athletes chasing a Decathlon record and Olympic trip with an 8000 point target. Rafer Johnson former Pan American Games world record holder 7983 points. J Owen Hutsman of Wabash College directs the meet and predicts a strong national team. Five events today and five tomorrow as rivals duel for spots.
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Crawfordsville
Ind
Yain
America
Australia
Rafer Johnson
J. Owen Hutsman
Wabash College
Nair
B.C
Bob Richards
Los Angeles
Phillips Wins 8-4 On Skelly Errors
Phillips beat Skelly 8 to 4 aided by five Skelly errors. Lloyd Scribner won, Rex Shister lost. Leading Phillips hitters were Clayton True Dick Pearson and Johnny Wilson with two hits each. Only three Phillips runs were earned but counted in the final score. Skelly remains 6-3, Budges -1 with three games left and needs one win for at least a tie for the 1956 title.
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Skelly
Baldwin
Budges
Lloyd Scribner
Rex Shister
Clayton True
Dick Pearson
Johnny Wilson
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Brown
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Fink
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Higule
Pho
Ledom
Jooings Phillips
Skelty
Suspension lifted for William and Mary track team
Marys Williamsburg Virginia read that the Amateur Athletic Union retroactively lifted the suspension on the William and Mary track team after they competed with Wes Santee. Athletic Director Jackie Freeman said the action came via John T Core, chair of the Virginia AAU track and field committee, restoring eligibility to July 1. The team had been banned after competing against the Quantico Marines on April 14. Santee, banned for life for taking excess expense money, ran the mile and anchored a winning Marine relay.
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Amateur Athletic Union
William and Mary
Wes Santee
Jackie Freeman
John T. Core
Virginia
Indians
Quantico Marines
Santee
AAU
Lincoln Gains In West League With 8-6 Win
Lincoln moved up a half game in the Western League standings after an 8-6 victory over Des Moines while half the circuit was idle. Sioux City defeated Topeka 84 in a second division clash. Upcoming games include Pueblo at Des Moines Colorado Springs at Sioux City Amarillo at Lincoln and Albuquerque at Topeka. Sioux City tagged Topeka pitcher Glen Thompson for seven runs in the first three innings as Gary Underhill held Des Moines to seven hits before leaving with one out in the ninth. Manager Bob Clear completed the game.
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Des Moines
Sioux City
Topeka
Pueblo
Colorado Springs
Amarillo
Albuquerque
Glen’ Thompson
Gary Underhill
Bob Clear
Baseball Scores and Friday Schedule Across Leagues
National League results and Friday games list for Philadelphia Cincinnati Brooklyn Milwaukee Chicago St Louis New York and Pittsburgh with matchups including Simmons Crone Burdette and Antonetti plus American League schedules Detroit Washington Kansas City Baltimore Cleveland New York Chicago Boston and more. Notable notes cover postponed games and recent results. The blurb mentions historical tidbits about steaks saddles widowed women and pumice.
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Erskine
Crone
Burdette
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Chicago
Friend
Hacker
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Antonetti
Dicknon
Thorsday
Meaulie
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Wilson
Jewer
Kansa City
PCC Penalties Prompt PCC Meeting in July
BERKELEY Calif The Presidents' Council of the Pacific Coast Conference will meet July 17 to review penalties against four members for illegal payments to football players. The conference has placed UC USC and Washington on athletic probation and banned them from the Rose Bowl for two to three years. California was fined and leaders urge revision of the conference code as unrealistic and archaic.
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Pacific Coast Conference
Robert Gordon Sproul
PCC
University of California
San Francisco
UCILA
USC
Washington
California
Fred Fage
Raymond B. Allen
UCLA
Fagg
Allen
Notice of Hearing in Estate Matters for Gilmore Heirs
First published 6 29 1950 and last 7 13 1956 in Franklin County Kansas probate court. Filed by Eleanor Gowans as heir for Emma M Gilmore and Charles M Gilmore seeking determination of descent and ownership interests. July 1958 at 10 AM in Ottawa Kansas court to hear petitioner’s request with defense due in writing. Attorneys: Raymond F Rice, Robert B Oyler.
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State of Kansas
Franklin County
Aaid
Emma M. Gilmore
Charles M. Gilmore
Emme M. Gilmore
Ala
Charien M. Gilmore
Ottawa
Kansas
Eleanor M. Gowana
Raymond F. Rice
Fpetuwoern
Robert B. Oyler
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