St Paul Climbs to Fifth as Omaha Jumps Division
St Paul moved from seventh to fifth in the American Association after two wins over Louisville fueled by nine stolen bases. Omaha halted Indianapolis four-game run with 5 1 and 8 3 wins before 5330 fans as a plane voyage helped Denver beat Wichita 9 3.
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Omaha
Louisville
Saints
Colonels
Indianapolis
Cardinals
Charleston
Minneapolis
Denver
Wichita
Bears Extend Lead Amid Doubleheader Wins Over Indians
Loss allowed the Bears to lengthen their advantage to five games over the Indians. Omaha had lost to Indianapolis in four straight prior to Sunday's twin wins. Charlie Peete hit five straight singles in the doubleheader including a bases loaded triple. Nels Burbrink homered for the Cardinals in the first game.
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Indians
Omaha
Indianapolis
Charlie Peete
Nels Burbrink
Cardinals
Same Clubs To Battle Tonight
Camilli moved to second on a passed ball and scored on Mor ton's single as the Huts built a 5 1 lead. Davies held the White Hawks hitless through three before Patton and Sayers sparked a fourth inning rally. Feller and Neff figured in key plays, while the White Hawks chased Davies in the sixth. In game two Art Schippers homered to spark a 3 2 edge for the Hats, with Camilli producing offense including a double and a sacrifice fly. Ramer limited the hits to five in a two game set.
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Wycliffe
Bubba” Morton
Davies
Dick Patton
Bob Sayers
Huts
McKinney
Gene Neff
Morton
Dick Bentfield
Jack Feller
Neff
Bubba
White Hawks
Sagers
Bentfield
Jim Lynn
Petro
Jerry Olesko
Gene Martin
van Remmen
Feller
Lynn
Ramer
Art Schippers
Innning
Schippers
Hughes
Frank Walenga
Patton
Severance
Erese Sagers
Twee Lynn
Rous
Schaffernoth
C Olesko
Siste
RBI
Walenga
Clesko
Waterloo
Terre Haute
Bb—Mckinney
SQ — McKinney
HO — cKinney
Glidewell
W — Davies
Ney
Amilic
Blond Bomber Dominates as Pitcher Walks Few
The pitcher logged his seventh complete game of the season and allowed only seven walks in 62 percent innings. Petro once again wowed with a key plate-block as he threw out a runner at the plate from right field for the third time in four days.
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Petro
Roundup of Champs Golf Play June 20
The Roundup of Champions Golf Tournament takes place June 20 at the Country Club of Terre Haute. Club champions and team captains include Warren Artz Ellis Bob Arnett Rea Park Bob Connelly Bud Colson Til Dade Farnsworth Chuck Carrell Bob Leonard Dwight Burks Carl Dieckmeyer and Frank Coffin from various clubs.
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Country Club of
Terre Haute
Warren Artz
Ellis
Bob Arnett
Rea Park
Bob Connelly
Bud Colson
Paris
Til
Country Club
Dade Farnsworth
Sullivan Country Club
Chuck Carrell
Robinson
Inl
Bob Leonard
Bloomington Country Club
Dwight Burks
Cascades of
Bloomington
Carl Dieckmeyer
Vincennes Country Club
Frank Coffin
Shelbyville Country Club
Major League Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights
A compact look at top marks from both leagues with Mantle and Berra leading in batting and home runs for the American League while Repulski and Long pace the National League. Notable pitchers include Brewer and Lawrence among the leaders in decisions and strikeouts.
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New York
Maxwell
Ana New York
Yatt
Washington
Berra
Kuenn
Detroit
Vernon
Boston
Simpson
Wanaee City
Eo Baltimore
Busby
Cleveand
Brewer
Pierce
Wilson
Chicago
Cleveland
Pascual
Repulski
St. Louis
Long
Pittsburgh
Boyer
Blasingame
Bell
Cincinnati
Furillo
Brooklyn
Dark
Bruton
Milwaukee
Mays
Ome
Banks
Post
Moon
Lawrence
Kine
Freeman
McDaniel
Flaherty Wins 100 Mile Race at State Fair Park
Pat Flaherty the Indianapolis 500 winner roared to victory at State Fair Park Milwaukee in 1 hour 37.884 seconds setting a new track record. He led from the 52nd lap over Troy Ruttman and beat Jimmy Thomson the previous mark. Flaherty earned a share of 22 450 dollars. Thomson finished second with Bob Sweikert third followed by Jimmy Bryan Johnny Boyd Don Freel and others in the top 10. several of these drivers also placed in the Indianapolis event.
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Milwaukee
Pat Flaherty
State Fair Park
Troy Ruttman
Indianapolis
Flaherty
Jimmy Thomson
Thomson
Bob Sweikert
Jimmy Bryan
Phoenix
Ariz
Johnny Boyd
Fresno
Calif
Don Freeland
Inglewood
Jimmy Reece
Oklahoma City
Gene Hartley
Roanoke
Ind
Bob Veith
Oakland
al Keller
Lodi
N. H
Freeland
Sweikert
Veith
Reece
Brazil and Italy Study Bananas for Ships Trade
Brazil and Italy study a bananas for ships trade scheme. The proposal could unlock new agricultural export routes but faces practical hurdles and regulatory questions.
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Brazil
Italy
Notre Dame National Monogram Club Names New President
Greg Rice former star distance runner is elected president of the University of Notre Dame National Monogram Club. Rice a 1919 Notre Dame graduate and New York City toy firm accountant now lives in River Edge New Jersey.
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South Bend
Ind
Greg Rice
University of Notre Dame National Monogram Club
Rice
Notre Dame
New York City
River Edge
New Jersey
Two Stock Drivers Killed In Weekend Crashes
LEHI Ark June 11 Two stock car drivers died in week end crashes at the Memphis Arkansas Speedway Thomas Cotton Priddy 27 Louisville Ky died after his 1956 Chevrolet crashed during a 250 mile dirt track race Clint McHugh 28 Biloxi Miss was killed during time trials when his 1956 Oldsmobile went out of control and crashed through a guard rail into a lake Both men were thrown clear of their cars and suffered multiple injuries and were close friends.
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Lehi
Ark
Memphis- Arkansas Speedway
Thomas
Cotton) Priddy
Louisville
Clint McHugh
Biloxi
Miss
Priddy
McHugh
Poirier and Ortega Fight Tonight at St Nicholas Arena
Middleweight Gene Poirier of Niagara Falls New York and Gasper Ortega of Mexicali meet in a TV ten rounder at St Nicholas Arena with even money betting. Ortega, 21, takes the bout on short notice for Danny Giovanelli who sprained an ankle. Ortega brings a 32-7-0 mark with 15 knockouts and has never been stopped. Poirier, 15-4-3 with six KOs, has been stopped three times.
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New York
Gene Poirier
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Gasper Ortega
Mexicali
Mex
St. Nicholas Arena
Ortega
Danny Giovanelli
Gasper
Poirier
Kayves
City Handicap Doubles Tennis Tourney Finals At Rea Park
Klueh and Frew beat Welch and Smith 6 0 6 3 in the final with Petty and Valle topping Bray and Watson 6 4 7 5 in the semifinals. Trophies were presented to winners and runners up.
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Rea Park
Klueh
Frew
Bill Welch
Norm Smith
Petty
Valle
Bill Bray
Paul Watson
Ohio Coal Powers Most State Electricity
In Ohio about 85 percent of the electricity is produced from coal operated generators.
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Ohio
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