Rain Shortens Yesterday Game After Six Innings
Reports from yesterday note a rain-shortened game ending after six innings. In the opener Larry Jackson allowed a Bobby Morgan homer fueling a five-run third, producing a 6-0 lead as the Cardinals rallied but could not overtake the Yankees who reclaimed first. Yogi Berra homered late in a second game pitched duel, aiding the Yankees to win. The Cardinals host prospect invites for an upcoming national golf event at fall country club on August 14 with flights and prizes for multiple divisions. The Phillies split results with the Cards, while Homecoming at Wichita State features a clash with Cincinnati Bearcats on November 5.
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Rip Repulski
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Saul Rogovins
Battle For Second in Softball Finale at Forest Park
League play ends tonight with two twin bills at Forest Park. Gilmore Skelly Service, loop champions, close circuit play last week at 7-1. Baldwin Co-Op sits 5-2 and must beat Budge's Hardware to force a two way tie for second. Phillips 66 at 4-2 faces First Baptist Church in the other game. If Baldwin and Phillips lose, both drop into deadlock for second. trophies to top two teams at sub district tourney opening next Monday.
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Budge's Hardware
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First Baptist Church
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Douglas Brothers
St. Joseph
Iola
Olathe Naval Air Station
First Baptist
Budge's
St. John's
Gilmore
Gallagher Monae Club
Lawrence
National League and American League Standings and Results
National League standings show Brooklyn leading with 66 wins and Milwaukee 52. Sunday's results include Brooklyn 9-2, Milwaukee 7-9, Cincinnati 6-1, New York 4-4, Philadelphia 6-3, St. Louis 5-0 in rain shortened second game. American League results list Chicago 4-1, Boston 0-2, Detroit 7-0, Washington 3-3, New York 7-2, Kansas City 3-0 among others. standings note gaps and late games.
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Milwaukee
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
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Detroit
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Washington
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Weendy
Tuapse Crew Quiet During Repatriation Flight Home
The Tuapse captain and 28 crew members, including a woman, refused interviews as they prepared to fly from Formosa to Hong Kong on the first leg of their return trip. Repatriates reported long detention and some camera shyness, but appeared in good physical condition.
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Formosa
Shim
Vitali Arkarevitch Kalinan
Hong Kong
Tuapse
Indians Poised For A.L. pennant chase after string of wins
The Indians, led by a strong bullpen and steady hitting, have climbed to within one game of the American League leader after a 15 game stretch. They swept Baltimore in a two game series and moved within three weeks of the pennant race with five straight wins.
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Redmen
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Indians
Balti
Lhope
Pomona Reps Topeka Club
Pomona Reps Topeka Club relief pitching by Ray Narleski and Don Mossi, the "Blank-Blank Boys," sealed the wins. Bob Feller won his third of the season and 265th of his career in the opener, needing three innings of Narleski relief. Early Wynn earned his 12th win with Narleski and Mossi help. Narleski has a 6-0 mark in 135 games, Mossi 2-1/1 in 34 with a 1.71 ERA as the Indians ride bullpen strength. Yankees regain first with a 7-3 and 2-0 doubleheader atop a skid, while Chicago White Sox split with Boston Red Sox.
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Don Messi
Bob Feller
Narleski
Early Wynn
Mossi
Indians
New York Yankees
Kansas City
Chicago White Sox
Boston Red Sox
Six Hall of Fame Inductees Enter Cooperstown Scene
COOPERSTOWN NY six baseball immortals DiMaggio Hartnett Lyons Vance Baker Schalk were inducted with Ford Frick delivering the principal remarks. The day also featured the annual major league exhibition at Doubleday Field with the Red Sox facing the Braves. Giants star Em Tunnel repeated Pro Bowl appearances as a football note. General Staff, a three-stakes winner at Monmouth, will begin a first crop of offspring next January.
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Hall of Fame
Joe DiMaggio
Ford Frick
DiMaggio
Leo
Gabby) Hartnett
Ted Lyons
Dazzy Vance
Frank
Home Run
General Staff
Monmouth Park
Record High GM Payroll in First Half of 1955
General Motors Corp reports a record worldwide employment average of 624,954 and payrolls totaling 1.563 billion in the first six months of 1955. U.S. employment averaged 408,933 with weekly earnings at 103.09 dollars and a 43.5 hour work week, despite a 25 percent drop in defense work.
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General Motors Corp
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