Yanks Mark Tops In Rotary Loops
The Braves beat the White Sox 21 to 6 to tighten the race with the Athletics for fourth place in the Pee Wee league. The Cardinals and Tigers remain undefeated in the league. Next week’s schedule lists multiple games across Midget Pee Wee and Junior leagues, all at 5 p.m. with no Rotary games over the Fourth of July weekend.
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Home Run Blasts Boost Merchants
Ottawa Merchants defeat Harold's Service 14 to 9 as Dick Pierson belts two homers and Duane McIntire adds a homer and a near homer triple. Ted Brill earns the win. Friday July 6 the Merchants face the Marine Corps league of Kansas City at 8 pm in Forest Park. Dean Berlin Agent 109 E Second Phone 368.
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Pomona Boys Open Season With 6 5 Victory
Pomona boys baseball, all 14 years old or younger, opened the season with a 6 to 5 win over Williamsburg. Bernard Nelson earned the win as pitcher and Ralph Nelson drove in the decisive run with a seventh inning single. Charles Hill, Pomona grade school superintendent, is the team manager. The game tied after six innings, Pomona prevailed in the bottom of the seventh. Altend church next Sunday.
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A's Fall as Hoeft Wins Five-Hit Shutout for Tigers
The Detroit Tigers defeated the Athletics 5-0 as Billy Hoeft pitched five-hit ball, with a tense pitcher’s duel against Tom Lasorda. Charlie Maxwell and Al Kaline hit back-to-back homers in the seventh, Maxwell adding a two-run shot in the ninth. The game featured a controversial ruling on a ball that bounced over the wall and a bench-reining call in the controversy-filled seventh.
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World Marks Set in Trials For Olympics
Two world records highlighted Olympic track and field trials at the Los Angeles Coliseum with Charley Dumas clearing 7 feet in the high jump and Glenn Davis breaking the Russian held 400 meter hurdles mark in 49.5 seconds. Bobby Morrow won the 100 meters in 10.3 seconds, while Dick Burleson and Ed culbreath tied 10.2 in prelims. Duke’s Dave Sime suffered a groin relapse ending his Olympic bid.
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Mizell scores as Del Greco slides home in tight play
Mizell singled and advanced on a run producing sequence with Roy McMillan throwing to the plate. Ed Bailey of Cincinnati threw toward Smith during a rundown, allowing Smith and Del Greco to score as the ball rolled into the outfield. Mizell reached third on a single and scored on Al Dark's sacrifice fly.
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Yanks Pad Lead As Foes Tangle
Casey Stengel’s Yankees push their lead to three games in the American League after a 13-2 win by Billy Pierce and a three game gap over the White Sox while the Indians sit 5 1/2 back. The White Sox and Indians tangled in a slugfest as Pierce earned his 12th win with ten strikeouts.
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Tennis entry deadline looms as tournament nears
Readers were reminded that entry for the tennis tournament closes at 7 p.m. Monday July 2 with Harold Wallace listed as contact at 549 and the supervisor 1341 M. Pairings to be published Tuesday July 3 as Injuns continue a winning streak. Meanwhile Stengel watched the Yankees fall 3-1 in Cleveland and Herb Score pitched the White Sox defeat 5-2 in the opener.
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Bears Host All Star Game Bid as Lead Narrowed
The Associated Press reports the Denver Bears, despite a 15-5 loss to Wichita, are selling tickets to host the American Association All Star baseball game on July 16. With seven games left before July 4, Denver sits six games ahead as St Paul moved to second with a 7-2 win over Louisville and Omaha beat Indianapolis 2-1 halted after seven innings by rain. Curt Barclay held the hopes with a three hit performance as Minneapolis crushed Charleston 15-0.
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Foxfire ends tonight and Abbott and Costello meet the mummy
The cinema advertises two features ending tonight Foxfire and Abbott and Costello Meet the Mummy. The bill highlights the titles and suggests a final showing window as the schedule closes.
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