Schmitt Leads Phillies to 7-0 Victory Over Indians
Jake Schmitt pitched a complete game shutout for Terre Haute as the Phillies defeated Cedar Rapids 7 to 0. Sennett fueled the offense with four hits including two doubles, Bush homered and drove in three, Carnevale also homered, while Deery and Watson contributed key defensive plays.
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Phillies
Jake Schmitt
Cedar Rapids Indians
Quad Cities
Davenport
Danville’. Dodgers
Prosper Bouter
Schmitt
Sennett
Terre Haute
Joe Sennett
Indians
Jim Deery
Jake
Carl Bush
Danny Carnevale
Herb Reilly
Herb Reily
Joe Linn
Phils
Cedar Rapids and Terre Haute Rivalry Highlights Nine-Run Tilt
Cedar Rapids 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 runs off Terre Haute 0 3 1 3 0 0 0 0 0. Bush Carnevale lead with two homers and RBIs. Deery Carnevale Bush and Lonnett with key hits. Reilly took the loss after 5 innings and Schmitt pitched five, with Linn closing. Attendance not listed.
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R. H.P.O.A
Majercik
Bower
Seseeee
Eisse Bannon
Wurmia
Ccncreses
Terre Haute
A.B. R. H. P.O. A. Deery
Carnevale
Turner
Aassecosssee
R. H. E. Cedar Rapids
Reilly
Prentice
Bush
Schmitt
Lonnett
Linn
Deery
Staton
Haddad Ae Shaner
Phillies shake up lineup spark big night for power
Skipper Danny Carnevale moved the Phils to boost offense with a No 2 slot homer by Carnevale. Pinky Hesse dropped to No 7 while Joe Sennett hit four times and Carl Bush homered and doubled for RBIs. Dizzy Trout added a grand slam for the Tigers as Joe McCarthy plans future.
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Pinky Hesse
Pinky
Joe Sennett
Carl Bush
R.B.I
Phils
Dizzy Trout
Tigers
Diz
Indiana Hoosiers Take Sixth at A A U Junior Champs
In College Park Md Indiana University scores 28 points to finish sixth in the junior National A A U track meet at the University of Maryland. Clifton Anderson places third in the 16 pound shot put with 51 feet 814 inches and fourth in the discus at 148 feet 10 1/2 inches. James Robertson places fifth in the shot put at 47 feet 734 inches and wins first in the fiscus with a 151 feet 354 inch throw.
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College Park
Indiana University
University of Maryland
Anderson
Barnes and Morey Reach Southern Amateur Finals
In New Orleans on June 24 defending champion Barnes of Atlanta and Dale Morey of Dallas advanced to the finals of the Southern Amateur. Barnes beat Fardi ner Dickinson of Dothan 4 and 3 and Morey defeated Monty Hill Jr. of Davidson College 5 and 4.
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Barnes
Atlanta
Dale Morey
Dallas
Tex
Fardiner Dickinson
Dothan
Ala
Alabama
Morey
Monty Hill Jr
Davidson College
Burke Beats Snead In PGA Round At Scioto
Eddie Burke, 43, former caddie and younger Burke brother, defeated defending champion Sam Snead 1 up in the mid-century PGA Championship at Scioto Country Club. Burke eagle on 18 after a 31-foot shot and Snead hit a spectator, turning the final putt into Burke’s decisive finish as the third round began.
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P.G.A
Golf
Sam Snead
Eddie Burke
Billy Burke
George von Elm
Toledo
Eddie
Billy
Pete
Scioto Country Club
Sam
Burke
Snead
Philadelphia
Michigan City
Ind
Henry Winski
Winski
Eagle
Ray Gafford
Fort Worth
Tex
Denny Shute
Jimmy, Demaret
Lloyd Mangrum
Chandler Harper
Henry Picard
Johnny Palmer
Bob Toski
Harper
Claude Harmon
Henry Williams
Reed
Dave Douglas
Jackson Bradley
Picard
Palmer
Ted Kroll
Rose Athletes Honored At Dinner At Rose Poly
Twenty four letter winners in spring sports at Rose Poly were guests of honor at a dinner at the Elks Fort Harrison Country Club. Speakers were Vern R. McMillan and President Ford L Wilkinson Jr. Co captains named Morris Griffith and Bob Owens for baseball and Bob Failing and Bob Bohrman for track. Letter winners in track included Bob Haswell Gene Hailstone Harry Badger Bob Wright Bob Bohrman Bill Ennis Ralph Schmidt. manager awards to Jim Meyers Dick Sage. Baseball monogram honors cited low ERA as best since revival. Other letter winners listed. Badger led track scoring with 62 points followed by Hailstone 57 and Haswell 53.
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Fort Harrison Country Club
Vern R. McMillan
McMillan Athletic Goods Co
Ford L. Wilkinson, Jr
Morris Griffith
Bob Owens
Bob Failing
Bob Bohrman
Rose Athletic
Phil Brown
Gene Stoker
George Wence
Abe Samuels
John Voelker
Dick Williams
Gene McDonald
Dick Grubaugh
Dick Simpson
Harry Badger
Gene Hailstone
Bob Haswell
Noor Citation Clash at Golden Gate Fields
Albany Calif June 24 Noor and Citation clash in the mile and a quarter 50 000 Golden Gate Fields Handicap today. Citation has won 29 of his 37 starts and is never worse than second, the sentimental favorite.
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Albany
Calif
Noor
Citation
Rockets to host Fonta net in Elm Grove double header
Weather permitting the North Terre Haute Rockets will host Fonta net and the Terre Haute Colored Ath letics in a double header Sunday afternoon at the Elm Grove diamond. The first game is slated to get under way at 1 30 o'clock daylight time.
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North Terre Haute
Williams tops pay as Red Sox star eyes career peak
Boston June 24 Ted Williams aims to be the greatest hitter and the highest paid player. His $125 000 salary plus attendance bonus stands as baseball's top pay, with Williams expressing loyalty to the Red Sox and Tom Yawkey. He denies trade rumors and says he would quit if forced to join another club.
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Rogers Hornsby
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Hornsby
Jimmy Cannon
New York Post
Boston
Tom Yawkey
Red Sox
Yawkey
Tom
San Diego
Joe McCarthy
Joe Cronin
Cronin
Steve O'Neill
McCarthy
Jack Stroud Wins Midget Feature At Terre Haute Fastrack
Jack Stroud driving No. 27 Offy won the 25 lap feature before 3,000 fans at Terre Haute Fastrack. Bill Hofmeier finished second with Jerry Kemp third and Red Hamilton fourth. Shorty Burns set an eight lap record in the trophy dash. Hard-top stock cars preview announced for Sunday July 2 with a wall of fire stunt.
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Jack Stroud
Los Angeles
Terre Haute
Decatur
Shorty Burns
St. Louis
Shorty
Dick Word
San Antonio
Tex
Red Hamilton
Jim Thomas
Kansas City
Bill Hofmeier
Johnny Shadow
Fastrack
Midwest
Hank Nykara
Chicago Heights
Dick Ward
Jerry Kemp
Bud Swanson
Ojus
Fla
Jim Luce
Monticello
Bill Holmier
Burbank
Cal
Cecil Carwile
Arcola
Lind Retains Junior Crown
Dean Lind of Rockford Illinois defeats Warren Dailey of Manitowoc Wisconsin 7 and 6 to win the Western Junior golf championship for the second year. Lind, a Michigan star, led 2 up after the first round and finished strong with a 35 on the front nine aided by a 12 foot putt and a 50 foot eagle putt. He is the third youth to win the title two years running, following Fred Haas Jr. and Ben Downing.
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South Bend
Ind
Dean Lind
Rockford
Warren Dailey
Manitowoc
Wis
Lind
University of Michigan
Dailey
Fred Haas Jr
New Orleans
Ben Downing
Monroe
Texas retains NCAA baseball crown after win over Washington State
In Omaha on June 24 the Texas Longhorns defend their NCAA baseball title by defeating Washington State 3 to 0 in the finals. The tournament opened June 15 with eight regional winners and included Rutgers, Wisconsin, Alabama, Tufts, Bradley, and Colorado A and M among the participants.
Danville Falls To Quad Cities In High-Scoring Game
Quad Cities outlasted Danville 16 to 15 in a wild 30-hit affair. Milton Joffe slugged three Danville homers, Jack Lillis added a solo shot, while Mike Witek and Bob Erps homered for Quad Cities as the clubs combined for nine runs in the final inning.
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Associated Press
Terre Haute
Phillies
Cedar Rapids Indians
Danville
Dodgers
Quad Cities
Milton Joffe
Baseball scores and tonight's and tomorrow's schedules
Yesterday results show Terre Haute 7 Cedar Rapids 4 Quad Cities 16 Danville 15 Evansville 4 Waterloo 3 Decatur 11 Quincy 5 Tonight's games include Cedar Rapids at Terre Haute and Quad Cities at Danville Tomorrow's slate lists Pittsburgh at Brooklyn Cincinnati at New York Chicago at Philadelphia and more with probable pitchers and multiple day-night pairings across leagues.
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Evansville
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Decatur
Quincy
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Chambers
Branca
Cincinnati
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Raffensberger
Jones
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Sain
Chicago
Philadelphia
Dubiel
Lade
Heintzelman
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Ree Tees
Indianapolis Indians Lead A. A. Chase With Eight-Game Win Streak
The Indianapolis Indians top the American Association by a game and a half after an eight game streak. They swept Columbus in a two game set 2-0 and 7-6 with a 10 inning win in the second. Louisville and Toledo split a doubleheader as the Colonels fell back. Milwaukee snapped a six game skid beating Kansas City 5-4 in eight innings. St Paul overcame Minneapolis 8-2 after six runs in the eighth.
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American Association
Indians
Columbus Redbirds
Johnny McCall
Birds
Louisville
Toledo
Colonels
al Federoff
Eddie Lyons
Marlin Stuart
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Johnny Logan
Bob Jaderlund
Bobby Montag
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Golfers of Kriefenstein Post 104 Seek Marshall Return
Golfers from Kriefenstein Post 104 of the American Legion plan a return match with Marshall legion linksmen at the Marshall course tomorrow. Players able to travel should meet at Post 104 at noon.
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Kriefenstein
American Legion
Marshall
Legion
Set New Record For Home Runs
New York and other clubs reached a record breaking total of 30 home runs in eight games last night. American League leaders include New York Bauer Berra Coleman DiMaggio Henrich and Cleveland Easter plus Detroit Evers Trout Priddy Wertz. National League entries list Brooklyn Snider Cox Furillo and others with multiple players contributing to the tally.
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Berra
Coleman
DiMaggio
Henrich
Detroit
Evers
Trout
Priddy
Wertz
Philadelphia
Yale
Moses
Chicago
Mass
Philley
Cleveland
Easter
St. Louis
Kokos
Byrne
Sanford
Ferrick
Page
Gray
Calvert
Hutchinson
Swift
Robinson
Tigers Hit 11 Homers in 10-9 Thriller Over Yankees
Detroit roared back from 6-0 to win a wild 10-9 game in a four game set for first place. The Tigers tied an American League mark with four homers in the fourth and matched another with two teams homering in one inning. Luke Easter powered Cleveland in a 13-4 win, while Boston edged by St. Louis 12-9 after Steve ONeill took over as manager. Dodgers battered Pirates 15-3 as benching occurred, and several other teams homered in a power-filled night across the league.
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Tigers
New York Yankees
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Hoot Evers
Joe Page
Big Luke Easter
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Washington
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Roy Smalley
Blix Donnelly
Curt Simmons
Bill Serena
Don Mueller
Hank Thompson
Howie Fox
New York
Cincinnati
Mueller
Monte Kennedy
Ted Kluszewski
Tonight's Baseball Games Across Cities Show Tight Standings
Indianapolis hosts Columbus as Haddix faces Gregg. Toledo travels to Louisville with Marlowe and Alexander expected. Kansas City matches Milwaukee with both rosters listed as unavailable for two games. Minneapolis visits St. Paul in a key matchup featuring Fanovich against Martin.
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Haddix
Indianapolis
Gregg
Toledo
Marlowe
Louisville
Alexander
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Fanovich
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Martin
Zaharias Seeks Fourth Western Open Title In 36 Hole Final
Mrs Babe Didrikson Zaharias attempts to become the first to win the women's Western Open four times at Cherry Hills. She faces Peggy Kirk from Findlay Ohio, who beat Claire Doran to reach the final, after Zaharias edged Patty Berg in semis. Both players show parity with play around par as they vie for the crown.
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Denver
Babe Didrikson Zaharias
Chicago
Peggy Kirk
Findlay
Ohio
Claire Doran
Cleveland
Marjorie Lindsay
Decatur
Fort Worth
Patty Berg
Minneapolis
Berg
Fort Smith
Ark
Cherry Hills
Buckeye
Purdue’s Wampler Shines in NCAA Golf Practice
Fred Wampler of Purdue shot six under par 66 on the UNM course as the 53rd NCAA golf tourney opens. Harvie Ward Jr. of North Carolina paced practice with 73, while Purdue teammates Laflin 68 Coulter 73 and Harsee 70 also impressed. Event features 176 individuals, 27 teams across 48 colleges with an east-west exhibition and driving contest Sunday.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Fred Wampler
Purdue
University of New Mexico
Big Ten
Wampler
Harvie Ward, Jr
North Carolina
Ward
Dave Laflin
Gene Coulter
Dwight Harsee
North Texas State
VFW Softball Team to Face Sullivan in Memorial Park
The VFW Post 972 softball team meets Sullivan Legion in a Sunday double bill at Memorial Park. First game starts at 6:30 PM. It kicks off a series of Sunday night softball attractions featuring top Valley clubs.
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V.F.W. Post
Sullivan Legion
Memorial Park
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