Cities Service Wins 14-11 in Little League Action
Cities Service defeated O Sull ivan 14-11 while Workingman’s beat National Fruit 13-3 in National Little League play. Long struck out 10 for Workingman’s. Stotler earned the win for Cities Service after subbing for Bromley. O’Sullivan’s Rinker homered. Catlett and Boyce led Cities Service with multiple hits. Tonight the Lions face Exchange and Kiwanis plays Rotary.
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Cities Service
Workingman's Tops N Fruit
O'Sullivan
Workingman’s Store
National Fruit
Long
Workingman’s
Anderson
Workin ‘S
Fletcher
A. White Long
Oates
Workingman
Russell
Haymaker
Rutherford
R. Rinker
E. Rinker
Dick Catlett
Rufus Boyce
Stotler
Bell
R. Rink
Tennis Club to Be Asked About Ban on Negroes
The West Side Tennis Club in Forest Hills faces a July 21 hearing before New York City’s Intergroup Relations Commission over its policy of banning Negroes and Jews. U.S. officials and civil rights groups demand changes as organizers consider inviting USTA leaders. the club has no penalty power.
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Tennis Club
New York
West Side Tennis Club
Commission On Inter-Group Relations
Ralph J. Bunce
Forest Hills
Wilfred Burglund
Jacob K. Javits
U.S. Lawn Tennis Assn
West Side
Bunche
United Nations
Alfred J. Marrow
Intergroup Relations Commission
Marrow
Washington
Javits
Clifford P. Case
R-Nj
Paul H. Douglas
D-Ill
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Tomas H. Kuchel
R-Calif
Tennis Association
Ameican Jewish Congress
New York Civil Liberties Union
Burglund
Victor Denny
The
International Lawn Tennis Federation
Dublin
London
Althea Gibson
Bunce
Downs Results from a Thoroughbred Meet at Downs
Daily racing card shows nine races with purses of 1000 dollars each. Winners include Grand Marie in race one and Northern Stream in race two, with times ranging from 1 07 to 1 47 and Daily Double returning 119.60. Additional placings listed for four-year-olds and up across six furlong to one mile distances.
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Teague
Hangomner
Cape
Paper Boss
Ford
Northern Stream
R. Gordon
Old Soft Shoe
Reynolds
Khufu
Mae
Irene’s Ace
Grant
McKee
Stunning Date
Deep River
Franchiotti
Rose
McMullen
Blue Ballet
Umbo
Count Dinove
Parker
Fleeting Will
Palumbo
Diatomic
Gambardella
Minnie A
W. Clark
Bellescope
Jeffries
Mountain Fury
Small
School Prince
Sollars
North Eternal
Antietam Battle
Local All-Stars Plan Twin Bill With D. C. Club
The 6900 Ball Club of Washington DC will visit Senseny Park for two Win-Softball League games. Church League all-stars coached by Harvey Fishpaw and Ray Ward meet the 6900 Club, while City League all-stars coached by Allen Carter and Aubrey Bly face the Washington Club. First game starts 1 p.m. on the No. 2 diamond, second about 20 minutes later. The 6900 Ball Club, coached by David Walker, has a strong league record and years of play in Washington’s Class B League. The locals must play exceptionally well to win.
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D. C
Senseny Park
Church Re
Harvey Fishpaw
Ray Ward
Allen Carter
Aubrey Bly
David Walker
League Leaders in American League Batting and Pitching
Summary of top AL leaders: batting leaders Kuenn and Kaline of Detroit with average marks and hits. Killebrew leads in runs and RBIs for Washington with 65 runs and 70 RBIs. Williams and Kuenn pace doubles and hits with 24 and 106 respectively. Colavito tops homers with 24. Aparicio leads steals with 26. McLish leads wins with 10 and Cleveland. Score leads strikeouts with 113.
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Detroit
Kaline
Killebrew
Washington
Power
Cleveland
Jensen
Boston
Fox
Chicago
Williams
Kansas City
Allison
DeMaestri
Skowron
New York
Colavito
Aparicio
Mantle
McLish
Walker
Baltimore
Shaw
Mossi
Wynn
Baseball Seasonal Leaderboard Highlights and Player Stats
The list shows top players by category across leagues. Notable figures include Aaron Milwaukee with 117 hits and .966 at bats, Mays San Francisco with 65 runs, Cepeda 107 hits, Banks Chicago with 76 RBIs, and Mathews Milwaukee with 25 home runs. Stolen bases feature Neal Los Angeles with 14, and Pinson Cincinnati tied for triples with 7. Pitching leaders include Face Pittsburgh 13 0 and Mizell St. Louis 9 3, with Drysdale Los Angeles 133 strikeouts and Jones San Francisco 114.
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Milwaukee
White
St. Louis
Mays
San Francisco
Pinson
Cincinnati
Mathews
Banks
Chicago
Robinson
Cepeda
Cimoli
Neal
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Antonelli
Mizell
Drysdale
S. Jones
Burnt Factory Wins to Tie City League Thriller
Mountaineers beat TACs 8-7 as Gray ties game in seventh and Burnt Factory nets late runs. Oilers top Buckley Lages 9-0 with Hockman three hits, Grubbs and Slonaker win pitchers. Burnt Factory, Republic Oil, and EUB games fill slate. Montague and Headquarters clash tonight.
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Senseng Park
Mountaineers
Tacs
Republic Oil
Buckley Lages
Burnt Factory
EUB
Dix
O'Hara
Oats
Dickie
Perry
Jack Duvall
Gladden
Jack
Perry Duvall
Whitacre
Dickie Duvall
Hockman
Guess
Graham
Lee
Oilers
Robertson
Messall
Baker
Mitchel
Capozzoli
Grubbs
Dean
Laughters
Grey
Laughtters
Montague
Market St. Methodist
Clarke County Esso
Orioles Blank Senators Twice Behind Pappas and Walker
Two teen pitchers led a doubleheader shutout sweep as Milt Pappas and Jerry Walker blanked the Senators 8-0 and 5-0. Walker improved to 4-0 in his Washington tenure with the two wins, while Pappas notched his second major league shutout at age 20. Bob Allison delivered a first game triple, Billy Gardner and Gus Triandos provided key blows, and Brooks Robinson stole home in the fifth of the nightcap.
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Associated Press Sport
Chicago
White Sox
Cleveland
Indians
Baltimore
Milt Pappas
Jerry Walker
Washington
Kansas City
Ray Herbert
Johnny Bucks
Detroit
Tigers
Marv Grissom
Joe Dobson
Senators
Herb Score
Mike Garcia
Orioles
New York Yankees
Boston
Pappas
Walker
Bob Allison
Nats
Billy Gardner
Gus Triandos
Bob Nieman
Brooks Robinson
Russ Kemmerer
Pete Ramos
Herbert
Bucks
Yankees
Bob Crew
Alfred Hen nen Morris Dies at 95 Founder of Jockey Club
Alfred Hennen Morris, 95, the last surviving founder member of the Jockey Club, died Thursday. A prominent horse owner, Morris helped establish the club in 1894, which drafted rules still governing all thoroughbred racing in the United States.
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New York
Alfred Hennen Morris
Jockey Club
Morris
Club
United States
Major League Baseball Standings and Friday Games
Major League Baseball standings show Cleveland at 44 33 and Chicago 44 35 in the American, with East New York 41 39 and Washington 37 43. Friday features New York at Boston and Cleveland at Chicago among others. results include Baltimore 8 5 over Washington and Boston 14 3 over New York.
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Cleveland
Chicago
New York
Washington
Kansas City
Boston
Detroit
Baltimore
Major League Stars Spark Long Relief Victory
Pitching star Roger Craig pitched 11 innings of three hit shutout relief with four to three win over the Braves. Bobby Avila led the Red Sox offense with three hits and two homers driving in four in a 14 to 3 victory over the Yankees.
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Vic Wertz
Ted Williams
Red Sox
Bobby Avila
Bob Turley
Frank Sullivan
Yankees
Hee Lopez
Elston Howard
Gil McDouglald
Associated Press
Roger Craig
Preers
Braves
Bill to merge Navy bureaus into Naval Weapons Bureau
The House passed a bill to combine the Navy's Bureaus of Ordnance and Aeronautics into a new Bureau of Naval Weapons. The Navy says the merger will improve efficiency and streamline operations.
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Washington
House
Navy
Ordnance
Aeronautics
Bureau of Naval Weapons
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Bill Oing
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Perry Engineering Co., Inc
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