Cuban's The Big Boy Stops Reds In Seventh Round
Cuban Fernandez stops Stefan Redl in 1:07 of the seventh round at Madison Square Garden. The 23-year-old 144 1/2 pounder delivers his 20th straight victory and 10th straight knockout. Hernandez also wins a decision over Luke Easter in eight.
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Big Boy
Reds
Havana
Madison Square Garden
Kid Gavilan
Florentino Fernandéz
Carlos Hernandéz
Douglas Vaillant
Hernandez
Caracas
Venezuela
Cuba
Fernandez
Stefan Redl
Passaic
N.J
Redl
Stefan
Harry Ebbets
Ebbets
Joe Agnello
Mike Davodowich
Luke Easter
Pittsburgh
Baseball Scores and Monday Schedule Summary
Baseball scores from Sunday show Philadelphia, Chicago, Pittsburgh, St Louis, Cincinnati, Los Angeles, Milwaukee and San Francisco. The Monday schedule lists Philadelphia at Los Angeles and Pittsburgh at San Francisco. Only games scheduled.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Pittsburgh
St Louis
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Eveeneeses
Baenereees
Eneevey
Chisago
Louis
St. Louis
Women’s Pairings Set For Tuesday Golf At Country Club
Pairings announced for Tuesday play at the Country Club include Judall, Latimer, Deputy, Wicke, Foulks, Kelsey, Peters, Speer, Stecher, Roberts, Laur y, Hill, Fletcher, Sheldon, Young, Crawford, Elder, Worthington. Last week’s winner was Mrs Ruth Indall who earned a golf ball for the low score. Reservations can be made by calling Mrs Dick Peters or Mrs Glen Stecher.
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Judall
Latimer
Wicke
Foulks
Kelsey
Peters
Speer
Stecher
Roberts
Laury
Hill
Fletcher
Sheldon
Young
Crawford
Elder
Worthington
Ruth Indall
Dick Peters
Glen Stecher
Pee Wee Giants Meet Sunday In Prep Baseball Night
Two top Pee Wee teams the Indians and Athletics clash at 7 30 p m as Rotary action opens. The Elks Legion play their fourth game at 8 p m under manager Bob Knight with Dennis Wieneke captaining the Indians and Danny Seymour leading the opposing Pee Wee squad in a high stakes exhibition. Both teams arrive off key wins this week with Teddy Haworth set to pitch for the Cardinals earlier in the week.
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Pee Wee Indians
Dennis Wieneke
Eric Wieneke
Randy
Dennis
Athletics
Lloyd
Balthagen
Elks Legion
Indians
Elks
Tremont
Wieneke
Danny Seymour
Quincy ‘Seymour
Hickory
A’s
Redlegs
Cardinals
Teddy Haworth
Bob Knight
Garnett
Forest Park
Lawrence
Warm Weather Hurts Fishing in Kansas Report
Kansas anglers report mixed fishing as warm weather curtails activity in many areas. The Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission notes water levels are normal with low turbidity and finds good catches of black bass, crappie, channels, drum, and other species across numerous lakes and rivers in the northeast, southeast and central regions.
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Ratt
Kas
Kansas
Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Wabaunsee Lake
Holton City Lake
Leavenworth County State Lake
Lone Star Lake
Lyon County
Blue Rivers
Nebdsha
Ottawa County
Cheyenne Bottoms
Smoky Hill River
Cedar Bluff
Webster Reservoir
Snead’s Common Golf Mistakes Revealed By Sam Snead
PGA and Masters winner Sam Snead identifies four major golf errors: no warm up, playing only when on vacation, using the wrong club, and misreading the green. He notes golfers rely on caddies who may not know the correct break and warns against ignoring good advice. Snead has long been a pro at Greenbrier and winter pro at Boca Raton with multiple major titles.
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Sam Snead
Greenbrier
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Boca Raton
Fla
Snead
Ottawa Loses One To Lawrence Boys
The Elks Legion fell 6-2 to the Lawrence Legion in a last night game at Lawrence. Lawrence started with two runs in the first and two more in the second. Green hit a double and Check a triple for the winners. Ottawa had three hits, Coffman keying one triple in the seventh. Hicks pitched the first two innings before Briggs relieved.
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Lawrence
Elks Legion
Lawrence Legion
Green
Ottawa Lads
Coffman
Hicks
Briggs
Miller
Rush Cf
Logan
Simcox
Forman
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Check
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Nelson
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Iy Smith
Briggs P
Bowling Scores in Paper Sack League Standings
League bowling scores and high games listed for teams Cordie Cordie Russell Taylor Jackson Fritts and players L Gilliland Humerickhouse J Humerickhouse B LeValley H Gilborn E Strickland C Wolgast with highs 299 490 6012 and totals 525 601 504 661 in several matchups and player marks across teams including LeValley Ogle Lollar Speer Strickland and Hedrolux.
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Corey
L. Gilliland
Yankees Rally Behind Coates In Win Over Indians
Yankees move within 2 1/2 games of Cleveland after Jim Coates pitched 31 3 innings of one hit relief to beat the Indians. Hank Bauer and Yogi Berra drove in runs as Whitey Ford left with an ankle sprain. Baltimore swept the A’s as Gus Triandos hit his 17th homer and Skinny Brown earned the win. Tigers rally to beat Washington in 13 innings as Harmon Killebrew tops the majors with a 60 pace.
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Yankees
Jim Coates
Hank Bauer
Yogi Berta
Cleveland
Indians
Coates
Whitey Ford
Ford
Bauer
Berra
Gary Bell
Wild
Tigers
Ted Lepcio
Frank Bolling
Cott Veal
Eddie Yost
Larry Osborne
Barney Schultz
Nats
Paul Foytack
Schultz
Faye Throneberry
Harmon Killebrew
Killebrew
Babe Ruth
Seven Straight Losses For KC Athletics
The Athletics dropped a doubleheader to the Orioles in Baltimore by scores 6-2 and 2-0. Hal Brown pitched a seven hitter for Baltimore in game one, Billy O'Dell allowed four hits in the first game, and Rip Coleman took his fifth loss in seven starts as Gus Triandos homered and Bob Boyd drove in a run in the nightcap.
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Orioles
Skinny Brown
Billy Lees
Gus Triandos
Bob Boyd
RBI
Brown
Lees
Ray Boone
Gene Woodling
Billy Gardner
Baltimore
Billy O’dell
Johnny Bucks
Rip Coleman
A’s
Hal Brown
Billy O'Dell
Kansas City
Cleveland
Coleman
Homer
Rip
Ottawa Girls Softball at Park Tonight
The Ottawa Girls Softball team, 6 wins and 7 losses, travels to Forest Park for a game against Topeka’s third place horse team. Manager Ralph Emerson fields pitchers Jones Hubbard and Emerson with Gilliland catching. First pitch is 8:30 after a church league preliminary.
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Ottawa
Forest Park
Topeka
Ralph Emerson
Jones
Hubbard
Emerson
Gilliland
Sad Sam Jones Shines In Giants Comeback Victory
Giants rally past Braves 4-3 as Sad Sam Jones, though chased early, shuts Milwaukee to lift San Francisco ahead in the NL. Jackie Brandt delivers a two run single in the 10th after Jones allows two early runs, with Don McMahon handing relief and Brandt securing the winner.
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Sam Jones
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Braves
Sam
Giants
Jackie Brandt
Jones
Billy Bruton
Jim Davenport
Buhl
Willie Mays
Orlando Cepeda
Willie Scrampering
Don McMahon
Daryl Spencer
Brandt
Church Softball Wins At Forest Park Night Games
North Baptists beat Sacred Heart 18 8 behind McAdoo five hit pitching Howard homered in a big second inning to pace the winners The First Methodists won 14 3 with five run bursts in the fourth and fifth Ruhamah Union Chapel tallied all its runs in the second Courlfoss Portland won while Wilhite allowed 10 hits
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North Baptists
First Methodists
Forest Park
McAdoo
Sacred Heart
Morelet
Howard
Methodists
Ruhamah-Union Chapel
Courlfoss
Wilhite
Sunday Elks Legion at Garnett Forest Park 8 p.m.
Schedule lists Sunday night game Elks Legion versus Garnett at Forest Park at 8 p.m. Next day Pee Wee League Yankees meet Indians at Garfield School 5 p.m. Midget League Giants face Dodgers at Forest Park 5 p.m. Church League First Methodists meet Trinity Methodists at Forest Park 5 p.m. Nazaren e Church versus Ruhamah Union Chapel at Forest Park 8:30 p.m.
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Yankees
Indians
Garfield School
Giants
Dodgers
Forest Park
First Methodists
Trinity Methodists
Church of the Nazarené
Ruhamah Union Chapel
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