Duckpin All Stars Clinch Narrow Win Over Ten Pins
Health Center Lanes Duckpin All Stars beat North Side Ten Pin All Stars 1733 to 1660 after a 616 to 577 final game. Bill Boden led with 387, Artie Kiracofe 365, and Harold Catlett topped the Ten Pinners with 363. League president Virginia Larrick calls a Ladies Commercial League meeting and a Scotch Mixed Doubles tournament is set for Health Center Lanes.
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Health Center Lanes
Duckpin All Stars
North Side
Health Center
Bill Boden
Duckpins
Artie Kiracofe
Health Center Boys
Ron Cover
Harold Catlett
Catlett
Harold Dawson
Jess Kiracofe
Joe Zimmerman
Mantle in trouble with Stengel over slow grounder
Mickey Mantle, earning 60 000 dollars a year, was pulled by Casey Stengel after failing to run out a ground ball in Sunday's doubleheader against Washington. The Yankees lost 5 4 and 6 3 in 15 innings and dropped from first place as Baltimore and Chicago tied for the lead. Mantle claimed two outs and said he was not hurt. Teammates hinted the benching might wake him up.
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Jack Clary
NEW York (Ap
Mickey Mantle
New York Yankees
Casey Stengel
Baltimore Orioles
Yankee Stadium
Stengel
Mantle
Washington
Casey
Yanks
Orioles
Chicago White Sox
Yankee
Carter's Three-Game Set Sparks High Scoring Action
In the 1797 set over Carter's three games, top scorers included Bill Boden 140-391 and Jim Fiddler 139-382. Wallace Dill added 142-31, while Eugene Funkhouser posted 198 and Johnny Spaid 132 guiding Carter's to competitive totals.
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Carter
Bill Boden
Jim Fiddler
Wallace Dill
Eugene Funkhouser
Johnny Spaid
Gainesboro, Winchester Win Tight Local Ball Games
Gainesboro beat Star Tannery 6-1 behind six hit effort from pitcher Good and Roy DeHaven. Winchester edged Northern Virginia Rebels 4-3 on Bailey’s pitching and a 10 hit attack led by Reed. Rouss Park hosted both games. Gainesboro out hit 12 4 and Winchester 10 3.
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Good
Roy DeHaven
Gainesboro
Star Tannery
Winchester
Northern Virginia Rebels
Bailey
Reed
McIntire
S. Luttrell
Whitacre
Wadsworth
Murphy
Foltz
Rebels
Renner
Thorpe Honored By Indian Tribes
Jim Thorpe, Sac and Fox athlete and 1950 outstanding athlete of the half century, was inducted into the National Hall of Fame for American Indians in Anadarko Oklahoma. About 250 people from 14 tribes attended as a bronze bust was unveiled and Orlo Robertson praised Thorpe's enduring fame.
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Anadarko, Okla
Jim Thorpe
National Hall of Fame
Thorpe
Orlo Robertson
Associated Press
Oklahoma
Robertson
Jim
Los Angeles
Carlisle Institute
Pennsylvania
Germany Seen as Strong Threat to U S in Olympic Track
The United States is favored to lead in men's track and field at the forthcoming Olympic Games, with strong U S records and stars like John Thomas Don Bragg Ralph Boston and Rafer Johnson. Germany and the Soviet Union pose challenges in specific events, including sprinting and hurdles, while contenders from Poland Belgium and Australia also figure in the medal prospects.
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Germany
U.S
Rome
United States
Soviet Union
Vladimir Kuts
John Thomas
Don Bragg
Bill Bieder
Parry O’brien
Dallas Long
England
Arthur Rowe
Hal Connolly
Poland
Janus Sidle
America
Billy Alley
al Cantello
Rafer Johnson
Vasily Kuznetsov
Armin Hary
Uncle Sam
Ray Norton
Dave Sime
Norton
Karl Kaufmann
George Kerr
Popov
U.S.S.R
Oldest Hall of Famer dies from pneumonia in Kansas
Frederick Clifford Clarke age 87, oldest Hall of Fame member, died Sunday night of pneumonia in Winfield Kansas. A former outfielder and manager, he led the Pirates to four National League pennants and a 1909 World Series title over the Detroit Tigers, batting .315 in his career.
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Winfield
Kan
Frederick Clifford Clarke
Pittsburgh Pirates
Clarke
Louisville
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Honus Wagner
Chief Bender
Rube Waddell
Tommy Leach
Claude Ritchey
Deacon Phillippe
Pat Flaherty
Detroit Tigers
Ty Cobb
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