B M Ace Teddy Reed throws one hitter to beat Workingmans
B M and ace Teddy Reed dominate Workingmans Store 3 to 0 as Reed fans 15 for his third win of the season. Mason sparks the losers with a first inning single but Reed escapes without allowing a hit after that.
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Teddy Reed
Workingman’s
Dr. Pepper
O'Sullivan
Miller & Anderson
Bell
Shoecenter
National Fruit
Reed
B&m
Mason
Riley
Foster
Whitacre
Michael
J. Parker
Daily Crossword Across Clues Mixed with Obscure Entries
A compact jumble of crossword clues lists across and down hints with varied wordplay. Entries hint at common terms like Begone and possess while other lines reference abbreviations sizes and contrasts, suggesting a themed puzzle snapshot from a newspaper page.
Furgol Wins International Golf Championship in Sudden Death
U S Open champion Ed Furgol of St Louis triumphed in Washington D C during a three way sudden death playoff to claim the International Golf Championship trophy. Earlier Furgol and Chick Harbert captured the team championship for the United States.
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ED Furgol
St. Louis
Washington, D. C
Furgol
Chick Harebert
United States
Shoecenter Nat Fruit Listing Brief
Shoecenter presents a nat fruit listing card showing numbers 158 310-10 and 201 000-3. The fragment implies product or price codes in a retail directory. No full names or locations are readable for stronger context.
Mighty Mouse Macias Faces Peacock in 10-Round Fight
Mexican born bantamweight Paul Mighty Mouse Macias meets Billy Sweetpea Peacock tonight in Los Angeles as a 22 to 1 favorite. The non-title bout will be 10 rounds at 122 pounds, with national TV coverage at 10 p.m. EST.
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Los Angeles
Paul
Mighty Mouse
Macia
Billy
Sweetpea) Peacock
Macias
Mexico City
Peacock
Philadelphia
Cards Not for Sale Statement Clears Club Amid Rumor
In a clubhouse meeting before the game with Pittsburgh, Al Fleischman stated for August A. Busch Jr. that the St. Louis Cardinals are not for sale. The denial followed a report in the New York Herald Tribune claiming the team was up for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
al Fleischman
Anheuser-Busch Inc
Pittsburgh
Fleischman
August A. Busch Jr
New York Herald Tribune
Busch
Martin Completes Training Course
Rudolph Martin of B. and M. Chevrolet on N. Loudoun St. completed a three day course at the General Motors Training Center in Fairfax. The program taught advanced automotive service techniques to keep dealership staff current with new mechanical developments.
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Rudolph Martin
B. and M. Chevrolet Company
N. Loudoun St
General Motors
Fairfax
Martin
B. and M
Catlett Hits Key Home Run in Opequon Win 5 4
In a church league at Senseny Park Opequon edged Stephenson 5 4 after Catlett's seventh inning homer with two on decided the game Manuel had two hits for the winner and Shirley two for the loser Driver stopped Willis with six walks and B Driver made the catch of Willis' drive. Branner led Stephenson with three safeties and Bailey and Oates added two hits each. Tonight Sunnyside faces Montague and Novick meets Berryville. Tomorrow Braddock battles Opequon and Market plays Cork.
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Shoecenter
National Fruit
Mason
Gore
McDaniel
Windle
Butler
Senseny Park
Opequon
Stephenson
United Brethren
Cork
Catlett
Manuel
Shirley
Willis Bobby Smith
B. Driver
Willis
Branner
Bailey
Oates
Brown
EUB
Sunnyside
Montague
Novick
Berryville
Braddock
Market
Funkhouser
W. Driver
Boyd
Manuel C. M. Smith
H. Smith
B. Smith
AB Dorsey
Hodson
Bromley
Willis LF
Knight
Ellis
A. Shirley
Higgs
B. Shirley
Indians Rap Nuts Twice 6 4 3 1 Cardinals Drop to 7th
The Indians beat the Nuts twice 6 to 4 and 3 to 1 as St. Louis falls to seventh after firing manager Eddie Stanky and replacing him with Harry Walker. The Dodgers stretch lead while Yankees, Cubs, and Red Sox win behind strong hitting and pitching performances.
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Cardinals
Stanky
Detroit Offers Free Transport to 1960 Olympic Athletes
Pred Matthaei for the Detroit Olympic Committee offered free transport to and from Detroit for all world athletes if the 1960 games are awarded to the city. The proposal was presented to IOC members during deliberations as they vote tomorrow.
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Paris
Matthaei
Detroit
AAU to Investigate Santee's Expenses
Paris reports that Avery Brundage asked the American AAU to probe charges of excessive expenses by Wes Santee, a Marine Corps lieutenant at Camp Pendleton. Santee denies the allegations, calling them a newspaper story and urging Brundage to investigate amateur athletics.
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Paris
Wes Santee
International Olynamic Committee
Avery Brundage
AAU
Santee
Marine Corps
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Brundage
River Conditions Report For Riverton Area
The Shenandoah at Riverton is listed as poorly suited for navigation at 7 45 a m with both North Fork and South Fork described as very muddy. North Fork muddy conditions hinder flow while South Fork shows similar turbidity prompting caution for boaters and anglers.
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Shenandoah
Riverton
North Fork
South Fork
Major League Standings and Schedule Snapshot
Eastern Division standings show New York leading with 39 wins and Chicago 33. Tonight Chicago visits Baltimore and Cleveland hosts Washington as multiple games and pitchers are listed.
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Associated Press
New York
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
Boston
Washington
Kansas City
Baltimore
Keegan
Fornieles
Wilson
Wake Forest in College World Series Showdown
Wake Forest and Oklahoma A and M clash at 9 p.m. EST to determine who meets Western Michigan in the College World Series title game. The trio each hold 3-1 records after early rounds, with WMU awaiting the survivor on Thursday.
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Wake Forest
Omaha
Western Michigan
Oklahoma A. & M
Oklahoma Aggies
Vernon Leads Poll For First Basemen In All Star Balloting
Balloting for the All Star game at Milwaukee on July 12 lists Vernon of Washington leading at first base with 8 774 votes. Other top vote getters include Mantle of New York and Berra of New York in center and catcher respectively, with multiple players from Chicago, Brooklyn, Detroit and Kansas City also prominent in the ballot totals.
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Dale Long
Bucs
Dodgers
Cincinnati
Chicago Cubs
Giants
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Robin Roberts
New York Yankees
Detroit
Chicago
Baltimore
Cleveland
Washington
Herb Score
Boston
Kansas City
New York
Associated Press
Musial
St. Louis
Baker
Jackson
Banks
Speake
Snider
Brooklyn
Mueller
Campanella
Vernon
Avila
Finigan
Kuenn
Zermal
Mantle
Kaline
Berra
State Insurance Leaders Elected At Roanoke Meet
J W Arthur Sr was re elected state national director of the Virginia Association of Insurance Agents at its 57th annual convention in Roanoke. Edwin J Morgan of Hampton was elected president with Giles M Robertson as vice president and G M Lintoff of Suffolk named secretary treasurer.
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J. W. Arthur, Sr
Virginia Association of Insurance Agents
Roanoke
Edwin J. Morgan
Hampton
Giles M. Robertson
G. M. “Lintoff
Suffolk
Idaho men follow cougar clue to dog in disguise
On the Trail AMERICAN FALLS Idaho Don Benson and Boyd White spotted five inch footprints that looked like cougar tracks They summoned government trapper John Luck and began tracking the beast Six miles later they found the culprit a St Bernard dog owned by E G Commons.
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American Falls
Idaho
Don Benson
Boyd White
John Luck
E. G. Commons
Two Problems Face Moore Olson Match
New York reports two admissions before the light heavyweight title bout between Archie Moore and Carl Olson. Moore struggles to reach 175 pounds and the predicted gate drops from 350000 to about 250000 dollars.
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Moore-Olson
New York
Archie Moore
Carl “Bobo” Olson
Moore
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Wolf
Reynolds
Perry
Robert Miller
Haines
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Hhe
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Meister
M&a
D. Sirpaugh
Atkinson
Lynn
Harrison
Daily Crossword
Chester
Ireland
Fis
Piacock
Meltocuil
Adam 8
Jrewing Company
Norristown, PA
Iso
Valley Forge Beer
Price Beer
Man Behind the Badge
Wmal-Tv
Channel 7
Dixie Beverage CO
The
Eddie Stanky
St. Louis Ordinals
Harry
Walker
Larry Jackson
Brooks Lawrence
Tribe
Dale Mitchell
Ralph Kiner
Norm Zauchin
Ted Williams
Red Sox
Zauchin
Williams
G.H. A
Camille Flammarion
Flammarion
Cumberland
Maryland
D.S. T
Erskine
Minarcin
Wehmeier
Buhl
Friend
Arroyo
Philad
Louis
Arthur
State Insurance
Carr Publishing CO
Firestone
Firestone Stores
N. Braddock
Buncutter Tire CO
U. S
United States Government
Treasury
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