Redlegs sweep Phillies to close gap in NL race
Cincinnati Redlegs backed by Brooks Lawrences 11th win and George Crowes 22nd homer, sweeping Philadelphia 4-2 and 6-4 to move within two games of Milwaukee. Ted Kluszewski Wally Post Roy McMillan fueled a 16 hit attack as Cincinnati rose to fourth, while other NL results trimmed the standings.
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Brooks Lawrence
George Crowe
Cincinnati Redlegs
Lawrence
Reds
St. Louis
Crow
Milwaukee
Bob Jinzle
Redlegs
Philadelphia
Milwaukee Braves
Brooks
Crowe
Phillies
Raul Sanchez
Gus Bell
Robin Roberts
Ted Kluszewski
Wally Post
Roy McMillan
Topeka Hawks Sweep Doubleheader in Western League
The Topeka Hawks won both ends of a doubleheader, defeating Amarillo 4-2 and 5-2 while Albuquerque upset Lincoln 16-9 and 7-5. Lincoln dropped three games back, Amarillo five. Other results: Pueblo beat Sioux City 7-5 and 6-3, Colorado Springs swept Des Moines 4-3 and 15-9. Daryl Robertson and Rudy Tanner homered late for Topeka in the second game after Jim Umbricht’s three-hit win in the opener. Upcoming: Des Moines at Colorado Springs, Lincoln at Albuquerque, Sioux City at Pueblo, Topeka at Amarillo.
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Topeka
Amarillo
Albuqerque
Lincoln
Publo
Sioux City
Colorado Springs
Des Moines
Daryl Robertson
Rudy Tanner
Hawks
Jim Umbricht
Albuquerque
Pueblo
Topeka Hepharenn
Lincoln Pecesese
Amarillo Eee
Ee Lene
Aoe
Baseball box score summary for Orioles at Kansas City
Players Totale and 2 8 Totals 313 with Groth home run in 7th. Kellner, Nieman, Cerv, Trompson drive runs. DeMaestri and Gardner double. Kellner homers. Baltimore 5 Kansas City 6. Moore 4 strikeouts. Kellner 6. WP Kellner. W Kellner. L Moore. Time 2:18.
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Moore
Noren
Busby
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Kansas City
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Nieman
Trompson
DeMaestri
Gardner
Kell
Cerv
Nisman
Boyd
Goodman
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Lehman
Kellner
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German
Rer—Moore
Gorman
Wp—Kellner
Pb—Thompson
W—Kellner
L—Moore
A—Runge
McKinley
Soar
Berry
Kansasity
Aba Gardner
Y Lopez
Fracona
Martin
Riizas
Durham
P Lehman
Joe McCarthy And Sam Crawford Enter Hall Of Fame
Cooperstown N Y Marse Joe McCarthy and Wahoo Sam Crawford formally enter Baseball s Hall of Fame today McCarthy never played in the majors but guided the New York Yankees to nine World Series titles Crawford 77 last in baseball in 1917 notched 2964 hits in 19 seasons with Cincinnati and Detroit Both attended to accept honors from the Veterans Committee under a new voting system they joined last year with selection by the committee and writers for alternating years
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Cooperstown
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Marse
Joe McCarthy
Wahoo
Sam Crawford
McCarthy
New York Yankees
Yanks
Crawford
Cincinnati
Detroit
Veterans Committee
Hall of Fame
Baseball Writers Assn
Heavies Clash In Lightweight Bout At St Nicholas Arena
Two lightweights, Bobby Courchesne of Holyoke and Bobby Bell of Youngstown, meet for 10 rounds at St Nicholas Arena New York while Floyd Patterson nears his July 29 heavyweight title defense at the Polo Grounds. Patterson trains at Greenwood Lake with Jackson working in New Jersey. Eddie Machen faces Bob Baker in Chicago Stadium and Alex Miteff cards Julio Mederos in Washington television bouts.
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New York
Bobby Courchesne
Holyoke
Mass
Bobby Bell
Youngstown
Ohio
DuMont TV
Floyd Patterson
Tommy
Hurricane) Jackson
Polo Grounds
Champ
Greenwood Lake
N.Y
Jackson
Delaware River
Columbia, N.J
Eddie Machen
Patterson
Bob Baker
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Alex Miteff
Julio Mederos
Washington
20-Inning Tilt Won By Wichita In A Lopsided Doubleheader
The American Association marathon saw Wichita tie the league record with a 20 inning win over Charleston 6-5 as the Senators opened the twin bill. Denver beat Omaha 4-1 in the night cap. Indianapolis swept Louisville 9-4 behind Sam Mele’s pinch hit grand slam, while Minneapolis edged St Paul 3-2 on Bob Schmidt’s 10th inning RBI. Braves and Senators played a 20 inning marathon with Hawes and Hersh delivering the decisive runs after Proctor walked Hanebrink following Hazle’s leadoff double. The 20 innings matched the 1914 league mark and has been matched twice since.
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Cardinals
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Bears
Sam Mele
Indianapolis
Louisville
Bob Schmidt
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Bobby Hoffman
Bill Taylor
Millers
Braves
Senators
Roy Hawes
Earl Hersh
Jim Proctor
Harry Hanebrink
Bob Hazle
Hawes
Hazle
Hersh
Hanebrink
Central Princeton Area News Briefs Holiday Band Concert and Local Visits
Mrs. Lee Martin Patsy and Peggy attended the band concert at K U Saturday night. Mrs. Rex Stankard spent Wednesday with her parents the Geo Shinleys. Mrs. Eldon Gilliland Cathy and Waring returned home after a visit with C. W. Martins Sr. Mrs. George Slankard traveled to Kansas City near her husband at KU Medical Center. She stayed at the Glenn Slankard home. Mrs. Carl Adams visited Tuesday morning with Mrs. Arthur Atchison. Cohen and Harold visited Sunday night with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Chandler Gary and Karen. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin McCurdy Mike and Lynda. Clathe Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cook Mr. and Mrs. Rex Stankard spent Sunday night with Mrs. Gee Stankard and Bob. Mr. and Mrs. McCurdy watched movie pictures. Lloyd Means spent Tuesday in Kansas City Missouri. Mike Jones returned with him to his Shawnee home after visiting Lloyd Means. Mrs. Clyde Gorton of Ottawa visited the Bill Sutton home Tuesday afternoon. Donald Cook helped Leroy Wasmund put up hay Tuesday. Rex Stankard combined wheat for Lee Martin Wednesday. The Russell Retters visited Bert Moore’s home Saturday night. Jim Cook visited C W Martin Jr and George Roberts Tuesday afternoon. Central Busy Bee club members and families will have an ice cream social at Central School Saturday night July 20. Mrs Albert Morgan had dental work done in Ottawa Tuesday. C H Brown visited at the C. W. Martin Sr home Sunday evening.
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Lee Martin
Patsy
Peggy
K.U
Rex Stankard
Geo.Shinleys
Eldon Gilliland
Cathy
Waring
C. W. Martins Sr
George Slankard
Kansas City
K.U. Medical Center
Glenn Slankard
Carl Adams
Arthur Atchison
Frank Hahner
Cohen
Harold
Lawrence Chandler
Gary
Karen
Marvin McCurdy
Lloyd Means
Mike Jones
Shawnee
Clyde Gorton
Ottawa
Bill Sutton
Donald Cook
Leroy Wasmund
Russell Retters
Bert Moore
Jim Cook
C. W. Martin, Jr
George Roberts
Central Busy Bee Club
Central School
Albert Morgan
C. H. Brown
C. W. Marlin, Sr
Pomona Area Social News Notable Visits And Guests
Mr and Mrs John Kushenbach and Philip came from Lyons Til to visit Mrs Kushenbachs mother and grandmother. Numerous visits and calls tracked through Ottawa Quenemo and Topeka with families including Welborns Love Robinson Burgoon and Johnsons. Arthritis illness eased for Mrs Rumford. several dinners and road trips noted through midweek.
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John Kushenbach
Philip
Lyons, Til
Sleep Interrupter Reverberates Through Service in WEMOKA
In WEmoka Oklahoma during a Sunday sermon Reverend Harvey Scott of the Church Christ was interrupted when the church public address system broadcast a police call. A faulty quirk caused the PA to pick up external radio chatter.
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Wemoka
Okla
Harvey Scott
The
Church Christ
Crown Goes To Leonel Hebert In PGA Finale
Leonel Hebert of Louisiana captured the 30th PGA Championship in Dayton by defeating Don Finsterwald 2 and 1. From 49th to 15th on the money list, Hebert earned 8000 dollars, boosting season total to 10958. His brother Jay finished seventh, while notables Snead Burke Ford Littler Furgol failed to reach the quarterfinals.
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Dayton
Ohio
Leonel Hebert
Louisiana
Evangeline Land
Lionel
Jay
Hebert
Sam Snead
Jackie Burke
Doug Ford
Gene Littler
Ed Furgol
Patrolman Becomes Minister For Rural Churches
Poughkeepsie N Y Albert F Arbogast Sr a city police patrolman with nine years service on May 1 was named pastor of three rural Methodist Churches in Malden Quarryville and Palenville Kingston native Arbogast had long sought to be a minister He resumed church work after joining the force in 1948 and received his preacher s license May 1 Shortly after he was appointed Rev and Mrs Arbogast have two sons Albert Jr 16 and William 3rd 15
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N. Y
Albert F. Arbogast
Malden
Quarryville
Palenville
Kingston
Arbogast
Albert Jr
William 3Rd
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