Ottawa Legion Falls 8 4 in District Tourney Opener
John Walker limited Ottawa Legion to five hits as Ft Scott won 8 4 in Paola. Ottawa drops to losers bracket and plays the Osawatomie Humboldt winner at 6 30 PM Saturday. M H udnall homered for Ottawa who built a 4 2 lead before Fort Scott pulled away in a seventh inning. Walker struck out 15 and walked four for Ft Scott while Ottawa committed seven errors. In other action Paola handled Humboldt 10 0 behind six hit shutout by Phil Minden.
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John Walker
Ottawa Legion
Ft. Scott
Paola
Ottawa
Osawatomie
Collins
Dennis Smith
Mike Hudnall
Jack Smith
Charley Spooner
Hudnall
Walker
Paul Turvey
Humboldt
Garnett
Lawrence
Phil Minden
Gutierrez
Rademacher Faces Folley In Friday TV Boxing Fight
Pete Rademacher makes his first TV appearance as a pro on Friday night in a 10 round bout against Zora Folley of Chandler Arizona. The Patterson title challenger clash, aired by NBC Pacific time 7 p.m., with Southern California blackout noted.
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Los Angeles
Pete Rademacher
Big Pete
Ployd Patterson
Zora Folley
Chandler
Ariz
Eddie Machen
Patterson
National Broadcasting Co
Southern California
Side effects of palace revolution in baseball
Casey’s Job Is Sure recounts a volatile season as Jacks Tighe Bragen and Mayo Smith exit, with Detroit under Bill Norman and Kansas-like gaps behind the Yankees. Cleveland under Joe Gordon trails, while Philadelphia’s season shows bright spots amid midseason turmoil.
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NEW York
Jack Tighe
Bobby Bragen
Mayo Smith
Palace Revolution
Tighe
Bill Norman
Detroit Tigers
New York Yankees
Norman
Yanks
Phillies
Smith
Casey Stengel
Yankees Club Tigers Again
The Pee Wee White Sox and the Midget Athletics won Rotary Recreation base ball games yesterday. White Sox beat Indians 11-5 in a single elimination Pee Wee tourney with a four inning finish aided by a four-run surge. Mendell pitched four hits to upset the Yankees 7-5 for the Athletics as Schultz took the loss. The Tigers and Yankees also clash in a tense late-season stretch as the Tigers suffer a brutal run from the Yankees with 29 runs in two nights, while New York builds a large lead atop the AL standings.
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Pee Wee White Sox
Rotary Recreation
White Sox
Indians
Smith
Land Wasson
Athletics
Yankees
Mendell
Schultz
Casey Stengel
Tigers
Frank Lary
New York
Boston
Kansas City
Baltimore
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland
Washington
A's
Red Sox
Bill Monbouquette
Bob Cerv
Ralph Terry
Bosox
Pete Runnels
Ted Williams
Orioles
Early Wynn
Chicago
Joe Ginsberg
Jack Harshman
Bob Boyd
George Zuverink
Russ Nixon
Sev
Menden
S'mour
Sauer
Bowling
Hicka
Y Carlson
Martin
Colby
Crrd
H'kman
Berger
J'n'nea
Dutt
Harper
Tagais
Yankeca
Tee Wee
Pee
Emilth
Kile
Doyen
Sims
Whiler
Gon
J. Pr'si'y
Wilson
Mason
Richeson
Ao Davis
Pr'tice
K. Preley
Rf Didde
Wasson
Gleason
Sheldon
Sum'r
Bats Boom In Church League Softball Scores
United Presbyterian topped Wesleyan Methodist 19-7 while First Baptists beat Trinity Methodists 24-9 at Forest Park. Baptist players McInnis Gilbert and Schmidt homered, and Presbyterian Abbott hit two homers as the game featured a five-inning run of offense.
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United Presbyterian
First Baptists
Forest Park
Baptist
Trinity Methodists
Baptists
McInnis
Gilbert
Schmidt
Wesleyan Methodist
Presbies
Abbott
The
Presbyterians
Todd Macdonald
Trinity Meth
D'Aboy
Arnold
Ec Kahiee
MUL Peas
Jones
P'ter
Hutl
J. Ade
United Pres
Wesleyan Meth
Joe Brown Retains Title With Narrow Victory Over Lane
Joe Brown defended his lightweight crown by a close unanimous decision over Kenny Lane of Muskegon Michigan before a Texas boxing record crowd of 10 994. Lane pressed early but Brown landed more telling blows and used his steady power to secure the win as Lane failed to land the decisive shot. Brown weighs 134 1 2 pounds and remains champion after a grind it out bout.
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W. L. Pet
New York
Boston
Houston
Tex
Baltimore
Kansas City
Joe Brown
Brown
Chicago
Detroit
Washington
Little Joe
Kenny Lane
Muskegon
Mich
Texas
Lou Viscoa
Floyd Patterson
Roy Harris
Viscusi
Harris
Lane
Michigan
Tonight In The Park Phillip's 68 Softball Showdown
A late evening softball game features Phillip's 68 facing an unannounced opponent in a park setting. Local spectators expected a spirited contest with casual league vibes and potential standout plays.
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Phillip
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Turvey
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Hnall
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Mars Electric
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Clarence McFadden
West 5Th St
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Witl Cultivator
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Lister
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Ferman
Tunney" Martin
Ben Printy
Jean Printy
Bant
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Associated Press
Eee
Leroy B. Burkdoll
Ottawa, Kansas
Midwest Life Insurance Company of
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