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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1955

Page

7

Dodgers Back At Normal .720 Ball In June

The Dodgers struggle to keep up with a 720 pace in June mirroring recent seasons while the Giants surge at .857 and Milwaukee Chicago St Louis hold amid pennant race. In the AL the White Sox and Red Sox top June at .708 as Yankees ride a .667 pace and lead the division. No games Monday.

Brooklyn Dodgers Brooks New York Giants Giants Milwaukee St. Louis Chicago Cubs Cubs Chicago White Sox Boston Red Sox New York Yankees White Sox Red Sox Cleveland Indians Yanks Tribe

Impartial Evaluation Cardinal Tryout in Marion July 7 9

Veteran Cardinal Scout Joe Monahan leads the Red Bird tryout camp at City Park Marion July 7 8 and 9 for players aged 17 to 23. Players bring gloves shoes and uniforms if available. Cardinals offer fair impartial talent evaluation and potential contracts to promising youths with no attendance fee. Signed players reimbursed any incurred expenses.

Cardinal Joe Monahan Red Bird City Park Marion Monahan Bobby Tiefenauer Cardinals

Giants At Lowest Ebb amid 1954 pennant talk

New York June 28 AP The Giants after a rare homer contest win over the Yankees face a slump with the pennant race slipping. Leo Durocher laments the club is at its lowest ebb with no hitting and shaky defense, except for Maglie, Lockman and Muller supplying the offense.

New York Giants Yankees Werner Gants Leo Durocher Giants Sal Maglie Whitey Lockman Don Mueler

Creal Team Beats Johnston City Indians 5-2

The Creal Springs Rink-A Dinks defeated the Johnston City Indians 5-2 on Sunday at Johnston City. Richerd Rector earned the win with 10 strikeouts.

CREAL Johnston City Indians Creal Springs Johnston Cin Indians Johnston City Richerd Rector Piicher

Alton angler reels two bass on one cast at strip mine pond

Laverne Shenk of Alton nephew of Phillip Henson of Willisville caught two bass on a single cast at a stripping pond near Percy. He felt a strike and reeled in fast then used a dip net to land both fish. The double catch helped the pair harvest seven bass from the pond.

Laverne Shenk Alton Phillip Henson Willisville Shenk Percy

The Umpire Question and Baseball Clarifications

A compilation of umpire questions with explanations on earned hits, ball four rulings, forced outs, and fielding errors. It includes examples about Amalfitano and Lockman, a wild pitch ball four scenario, a batter safe on a checked strike, and rules for baserunning outs after an umpire ejection.

Joe Amalfitano Whitey Lockman Amalfitano Lockman Eddie Lewis Arthur Susskind

U S Women Advance to Wimbledon Semi Finals

American stars led by Doris Hart and Louise Brough reached the Wimbledon women's singles semi finals with straight set wins in England on June 28. Beverly Baker Fleitz, Dorothy Head Knode, Darlene Hard, and Zsuzi Koermoeczy were among the quarterfinal and semifinal victors. Hart and Brough, the top two seeds, strengthened their championship bids.

Wimbledon England Doris Hart Louise Brough Beverly Baker Fleitz Santa Monica Calif Britain Angela Buxton Miss Hart Miss Brough Darlene Hard Long Beach Coral Gables Fla Dorothy Head Knode Alamea Beverly Hills Beryl Penrose Zsuzi Koermoeczy Hungary

Agganis Death Shocks Red Sox. Golden Greek Dies at 25

Harry Agganis, star first baseman of the Boston Red Sox and former Boston University athlete, died at 25 from a lung ailment after a brief illness linked to virus pneumonia. He had returned to play in early June before relapsing, with team officials mourning his loss.

Red Sox Agganis Boston Harry Agganis Boston Red Sox Boston University Tom Yawkey Baseball World Chicago Kansas City Eugene E. O'Neil Harn Louisville Colonels American Assn

Fox Gains on Kaline In AL batting race

Nellie Fox of Chicago gained 10 points in the American League race with 13 hits in 31 at bats to raise his average to .339 while Al Kaline of Detroit fell 14 points to .365 after eight safeties in 31 trips. Harvey Kuenn slid to third as he dropped 23 points to .320. In the National League Richie Ashburn rose to .353, with Don Mueller and Roy Campanella tied at .338 as Mueller slipped and Campanella fell nine points.

New York Nellie Fox Chicago Detroit al Kaline Fox Kaline Harvey Kuenn Richie Ashburn Philadelphia Don Mueller Roy Campanella Brooklyn Mueller Campanella

Route Oners Score Big Softball Win

Murphysboro Route Oners hammered Vergennes Tigers 19 to 4 in five innings on the Ava Blacktop Road. Pleasant Hill Wildcats edged Pleasant Grove Boys 9 to 8 after early Wildcat bursts and late fifth inning scoring to secure the win.

Murphysboro Vergennes Tigers Ava Blacktop Pleasant Hill Wildcats Pleasant Grove Boys Wildcats Wildcat Boys

Three Jockeys Have Ridden Nashua in 15 Races

Only three jockeys Eddie Arcaro Ted Atkinson and Jess Higley have ridden Nashua in his 15 races He has won for each boy.

Eddie Arcaro Ted Atkinson Jess Higley Nashua

Newcombe Tops NL In Fewest Walks Per Game

Brooklyn ace Don Newcombe leads the National League in walks issued per nine innings with 16 bases on balls given up in 115 innings for a 1.25 per game rate. Robin Roberts trails with 1.60 walks per game after 141 frames. In the American League relief ace Sandy Consuegra of the White Sox shows a 1.23 per game walks rate in 73 innings, with Eddie Lopat close behind at 1.54 in 70 innings.

Brooklyn Don Newcombe Robin Roberts Philadelphia Associated Press Newcombe Roberts Robin Sandy Consuegra Chicago White Sox Eddie Lopat Yankees Consuegra

Ennis Takes Lead in Left Field Voting

On June 28 AP reports Fudastiee catechas Ose led NL left fielders ahead of Whitey Ford by 11 324 votes while Roylla Brooklyn catcher led overall with a 2 299 vote edge over Al Kaline. Yogi Berra and Nellie Fox held high individual rankings in the poll.

Fudastiee Catechas Ose Mis New York Whitey Eee Ae Lockman Roylla Brooklyn Aoe Detroit al Kaline Yogi Berra New York Yankee Nellie Fox Chicago White Sox

Frankfort Woman in State Golf Meet

Mrs Guy Tucker of West Frankfort tees off against Mrs. Robert Davis in the Women Amateur State Golf Tournament at Champaign. Tucker, runner-up in the Southern Illinois Women’s event at Jackson County CC last Tuesday, shot 91 in the 18 hole qualifying and is in the upper bracket for today’s championship.

Guy Tucker West Frankfort Robert Davis Casey Tucker

Herrin Youth Leagues Leaders Topped by Clothiers Murphy

Leaders Bank VFW Herrin Clothiers Murphy top Herrin Youth Leagues standings. Clothiers hold a perfect record in Little League farm play after a 7-5 win over Fraternals. South beat Grounds 22-19 and Dix edged Murphy 22-21 in girls softball. Tonight’s schedule features Norge versus Bank of Herrin at 5 30 p.m No 2 diamond VFW versus Engineers at 5 30 p.m No 1 diamond Zwicks against Elks at 7 30 p.m lighted diamond.

VFW Bank of Herrin Clothiers Murphy Herrin South Grounds Dixon Fraternals Norge Diamond Engineers Gounds Dixon Little League Fan Clothiers Industrials Financiers Hertke Zwicks Elks Babe Ruth VFW Engineers J. V. Walkers Hays Chevrolet

Boxing Roundup: Jackson Prates, Brooks, Calcuttr Scores

New York fighter Tommy Hurricane Jackson defeats Nate Brooks with a 121 percent score in Cleveland. Paris challenger Melanie Prates posts 121 percent to halt Nate Brooks in Florence. Florence reports Pappy Gault at 120 percent stopping Jimmy Calcuttr in Spartanburg.

New York Tommy Hurricane’ Jackson Jimmie Slade Paris Melanie Prates France Nate Brooks Cleveland Florence S. C Pappy Gault Spartanburg Jimmy Calcuttr

Lefty Gomez Still Tops Yankee Pitching Won Loss Record

Lefty Gomez remains the record holder for most wins and fewest losses by a Yankee pitcher. In 1934 he went 25 5, a standout season for the hall of famer.

Lefty Gomez

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