Douglas Brothers girls top Fat Men 13 to 11 in forest park benefit
A big crowd watched the Douglas Brothers girls beat the Fat Men 13 to 11 in an exhibition softball at Forest Park to benefit the ball park maintenance fund. Lee Shelden pitched in a convertible, Ralph Emerson coached the girls, and the Fat Men made bobbles while the girls scored early. Proceeds supported park upkeep as Emerson and Softball Association officials praised helpers. Tonight the Stephens Dairy Belles visit Wichita. Sunday the Douglas Brothers host Hutchinson.
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Ottawa
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Julius Raffelock
Lee Shelden
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Ralph Emerson
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Softball Association
Stephens Dairy Belles of
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Murray
Colby
Butott
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Frend Small
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Morten
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Atria
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Sheldon
Jay
Loop Game For Legion Goes To Humboldt Tomorrow
The Ottawa Junior Legion travels to Humboldt tomorrow afternoon seeking their second league win. Don Walburm or Marvin Wilson will pitch for Ottawa, with a 11:15 a.m. departure from the high school.
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Cardinals Edge Indians 16 15 in Peewee Game
The Cardinals defeated the Indians 16 to 15 in a two inning Peewee league game at Forest Park yesterday evening. Seven Cardinals players appeared while six Indians took part, shaping a tight two inning contest.
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Portocarrero Shuts Orioles As A's Win 2-0 At Baltimore
Arnold Portocarrero limited Baltimore to two hits over seven innings and Enos Slaughter drove in Joe Astroth with an infield tap and scored on Elmer Valo’s triple to lift the Kansas City A’s to a 2-0 victory. Tom Gorman pitched the sixth, replacing the injured Portocarrero.
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Enos Slaughter
Joe Astroth
Elmer Vale
Tom Poholsky
St. Louis
New York
Whitey Lockman
Ruben Gomez
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Giants
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Redbirds
Stan Musial
Bill Virdon
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Musial
Virdon
Wayne Terwilliger
New Yorkers
Minneapolis
Schoendienst
Braves Win Streak Shifts NL Chase Amid Altitude Clash
Milwaukee Braves surge to seventh straight win as Eddie Mathews belts a 485 foot homer and Lew Burdette wins, while altitude in Boulder hampers AAU runners. Dodgers fall behind as Cubs, Giants, and Reds win in a rugged National League slate. In the American League Ted Williams misses lineup with back ailment. Tigers slug three homers to back Hoeft’s seventh win and Kaline extends AL average lead.
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Ted Williams
Boston
Frank House
Bill Tuttle
Tigers
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al Kaline
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Baltimore
Rube Gomez
Cardinals
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Whitey Lockman
Milwaukee
Paul Minner
Ernie Banks
Ted Kluszewski
Roy Smalley
Phils
Two Charges Are Cleared In Santee Amateur Probe
Boulder Colorado report states Wes Santee, former University of Kansas runner, had two of three charges cleared by AAU officials. Examination of travel permits and expense vouchers followed a San Francisco newspaper's claim he received excess expense money for three Pacific Coast meets. AAU said the vouchers did not jeopardize his amateur standing.
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Boston Athletic Assn
Bob Backus
New York Athletic Assn
Mal Whitfield
Los Angeles Athletic Club
Wes Santee
U.S. Marines
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Fred Dwyer
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Santee Likely to Finish at National AAU Meet Tie
The report notes Santee may continue to compete in the National AAU meet underway here while Pacific Coast meets previously featured Sal Fresno Modesto and Los Angeles.
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Pacific Coast
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Modesto
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K State Farm Experts To India For Agricultural Study
Kansas State College representatives Dr. Harold E. Myers and Dr. Roger C. Smith will travel to India on a government supported project to assess agricultural research education and extension needs in west central India. The report notes 40 varieties of white potato grown near South America’s Lake Titicaca.
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Kansas State College
India
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Harold E. Myers
K-State
Roger C. Smith
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Lake Titicaca
Noted Texas Publisher Dead
Fort Worth publisher Amon Carter died at 75, leaving a multimillionaire legacy at the Fort Worth Star Telegram. The obituary notes his humble start as a dishwasher and waiter, and his rise to prominence in a major American newspaper. The report also covers other baseball and civic notes, including Yogi Berra, Gov. Ed Arn, and burial plans for Mrs. Grace Carson.
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Saturday Schedule Showdowns Across Major Leagues
Saturday's card features Detroit at Washington Gromek 5 4 versus Dermott 6 6 or Stobba 1 7, Kansas City at Baltimore Kejiner 4 s Palica 27, Cleveland at New York Houdeman 2 a Lopat 44, Chicago at Boston Harshman 65 Inge 2 3 or Nixon, Philadelphia at Cincinnati Simmons 4 2 vs Collum 5 2, Brooklyn at Milwaukee Newcombas 12 1 vs Conley 9 4, Pittsburgh at Chicago Littlefield 24 versus Hacker 7 6, New York at St Louis Hearn 7 7 versus Arroyo 8 a, plus Friday results Chicago 10 Pittsburgh 3 and Philadelphia 9 0, Cincinnati 6 6, Milwaukee Brooklyn 2 New York 1 St Louis 0.
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Bowling Scores Mixed Doubles From Local Meets
Mixed doubles bowling scores show Pinheadsa-3 high with 188 526 for Rettge and Timber tumblera- High 16.30 D Smay 145 466. Would-Be'n-2 high 10-36 R Fritta 131 363 Chinbets-L Hull 158 386 aputs-2 and High 10-30 E Mughes 188 434 Rovers-L High 10-30 Johnson 173 511.
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Convertible plunges into Dallas fish hatchery
Mrs. Doris Eubank borrowed her nephew's convertible and parked near her new house site in Dallas. When she stepped out the car rolled away, sinking into a fish hatchery. She described it as a peculiar feeling watching the vehicle submerge.
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Doris Eubank
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