Denver Bears Fall Twice to Charleston Senators
The Denver Bears lost 4-2 and 10-1 to the Charleston Senators, extending a six game skid. Charleston earned its fourth straight win, while Denver had previously owned a 9-1 edge over the Senators.
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United Press
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Charleston Senators
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St. Paul
John Bucha
Lacey Curry
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Roe Margoneri
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Louisville
Omaha Cardinals
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Colonel
Deacon Dan Towler Leaves Rams for Ministerial Post
Daniel Towler former Los Angeles Rams fullback takes first Methodist appointment July 8 at Lincoln Avenue Church in Redlands. He aims to work in interracial ministry, earning less than football but seeking deeper satisfaction. Towler, nicknamed Deacon for his pregame prayers, vows to continue prayer amid the move.
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Calif
Daniel
Dan” Towler
Los Angeles Rams
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Gerald H. Kennedy
Redlands
Lincoln Avenue
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Decide N C A A Tennis Titles This Week
Kalamazoo Michigan June 25 Twenty eight colleges begin week long action to decide NCAA tennis singles doubles and team titles. Tulane and Southern California defend crowns and are strong favorites. Fifty nine players entered. events run through June 30 with diverse schools including Beloit Hardin Simmons Indiana Kalamazoo Michigan State Norman Michigan State Murray State Northwestern Rollins Stanford Tulane UCLA Detroit Illinois Michigan Oklahoma Wayne Western Michigan Willamette and Xavier Ohio.
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Mayer Wins Philadelphia Open In Invitational Golf
Dick Mayer, 33, from St Petersburg, Fla, won the Philadelphia Daily News Open Invitational Golf Tournament. He edged Bud Holscher in a sudden death playoff on the second hole after Mayer birdied and Holscher bogied. Top finishers include Tommy Bolt, Gardner Dickinson, Fred Hawkins, Arnold Palmer, and Bill Casper with amateur Mike Divenanzio leading the amateurs.
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Bud Holscher
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Calif
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Tommy Bolt
Houston
Tex
Gardner Dickinson
Panama City Beach
Fred Hawkins
el Paso
Arnold Palmer
Latrobe
Bill Casper, Jr
Chula Vista
Mike Divenanzio
Ambler
Divenanzio
Frew and Welch Set for Terre Haute Tennis Final
Tom Frew and Bill Welch reach the Terre Haute handicap final at Indiana State Teachers courts after straight set semis. Frew beat Chales 6 1 6 0 and Welch upset Needham 6 2 6 4, with others in earlier rounds noted.
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Ed Green
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Paul Watson
Paul Isenburg
George Appell
Joe Petty
Paul Strole
Dick Wood
Ed Melvin
Norm Smith
Dick Dyche
Attendance Drops for Kansas City Athletics in 26 Games
Attendance at home games for the Kansas City Athletics averages down by 7,457 over the first 26 games. The club has drawn 357,649 fans this season versus 551,626 at the same point last year. Officials attribute the decline to early bad weather and a weak position in the standings.
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White Sox Rally Over Yankees Again in Doubleheader
Vic Power hits a home run and a single driving in two as the White Sox beat the Yankees in both games. Chicago tightens AL standings with key batting and pitching contributions, including Kellner securing the win.
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Towler May Resign from Rams to Enter Ministry
Deacon Dan Towler, veteran Rams full back, may retire from pro football to pursue the ministry. Towler is in Redlands at a Methodist church conference and just earned a degree from USC School of Religion. He was unavailable for comment.
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Hogan and Thomson Open Canada Cup Lead
At Wentworth Club Hogan and Thomson led the 72 hole Canada Cup medal play with 68s in round one. Hogan drew a 20000 fan crowd while Thomson and partner Von Nida moved into the team lead with a 142 two man score.
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Bees Rally Past Terre Haute in Tight Burlington Victory
Terre Haute led 3 0 after 3 0 but Burlington stormed back with two runs in the seventh to take a 4 3 lead. Neff and Feller drove in runs, while Mack homered for Burlington and Montgomery earned the win with Taliaferro notching the save chances.
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Parker Coach Winchester to Lead Parker High Next Year
Lynn, a 1956 Earlham graduate, will coach basketball baseball and track at Parker High School next year, succeeding Jim Poteet who resigned.
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