Duckpinners Rally To Top TACs In Lopsided 17-0 Win
The Duckpinners avenged a season upset by defeating the TACs 15-0 after a two inning game ended early by the league mercy rule at Senseng Park. Anne Custer hit a home run in the first inning and setters like Fik Brown Lois Anderson and Doris Conner led a 7 run first inning barrage while Brown made a key running catch to derail TACs.
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Anne Custer
Fik Brown
Lois Anderson
Doris Conner
Bert Kettlewell
Martha Tayor
Terry Jones
Patton
Kettlewell
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Susan Boyd
Becky Green
Taylor
Conner
Anderson
Custer
Sarah Daugherty
F&m Bank
Bankers
Dodger Hurler Sets Nighttime Strikeout Mark
Sandy Koufax struck out 16 in a 6 2 Dodgers win over Philadelphia setting a nighttime NL record of 16. The lefty earned his first win, 23 year old. Dodgers moved into third place three games back of Milwaukee as Giants nudged Braves. Jim Owens and Humberto Robinson combined for eight strikeouts for a modern NL two club record with 24 total.
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Meer
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Bob Feller
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Milwaukee
Pirates
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Giants
Braves
Fundamentals Taught Boys In Afternoon
The Little Minor League opens an afternoon fundamentals program conducted by Wendell Dick from 2 to 4 p.m. on Little League diamond No. 1. Readiness to learn is emphasized, with several teams listed for next week and results from the first week showing close and blowout games. Volunteers are urged to support a broader Little Minor League program.
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Little League Diamond
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Lupton
Kiwanis
Shoe Center
Rebels
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Huntsberrys
Montreal boxing results headline abbreviated
Montreal bouts report results from Associated Press shows Cleroux stopping McKay in Montreal, Pickett defeating Davis in New York and Montreal, Nethercott out pointing Dulhoste in Montreal, and Ward outpointing Ross in Burlington Vermont.
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Associated Press
Montreal
Bob Cleroux
Lloyd McKay
Detroit
Billy Pickett
New York
Georgie Davis
Tommy Nethercott
Port Chester
N.Y
Jean Dulhoste
Burlington
Steve Ward
George
Kid) Ross
Hartford
Conn
Two Pronged Plan Aids Colts and Hospital Therapy
In Baltimore Colts training, Kernan Hospital therapists led by Bill Neill and Ed Block assess players with jet weight equipment to prevent injuries and strengthen stress points. Ordell Brause and several Colts linemen and backs participate while the approach aids mentally with hospitalized children.
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Bill Neill
Ed Block
Neill
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Kernan
Ordell Brause
Ordell
Johnny Unitas
Lenny Moore
Lenny Lyes
L. G. Dupre
Art Donovan
Jim Mutscheller
Dic Syzmanski
Leo Sanford
Gino Marchetti
Cities Service Wins 14-7 Over National Fruit
Cities Service defeated National Fruit 14-7 in a National Little League game. Richard Ward homered for the fourth time in three games. Ronnie Bell 3-for-4 with two doubles and a single. Paul Milton 2-for-2 with three runs. Punchy Bromley earned the win with 4 hits allowed, 10 strikeouts, and 11 walks.
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Richard Ward
Cities Service
National Fruit
Ronnie Bell
Paul Milton
Punchy Bromley
EUB Faces Phostars After Narrow Wins In Local League
EUB improved to 9-1 after a 7-1 win over the Grace Blue Greenhorns as Phostars and EUB prep for a top game tonight. Sunnyside beat Market St. Methodist 19-1 in three innings with George Stickley holding the line, while Baughman and Stotler led the Greenhorns in a high walk game.
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A. Chapman
Smith
Stickley
Bill Hickerson
Phostars
Grace Buble
Jim Dix
J. Kremer
Hershman
Cate
J. Burleson
G. Dick
Greenhorns
Kremer
Johnson
Dix
Fonigh
Hummer
Bethel Cubs
Buckley-Lages
Mountaineers
Church
Montague
White Post
Burnt Factory
Elks Beat Clearbrook In Pony League Showdown
The Elks defeated Clearbrook 14 to 3 at Senseny Park as Pryor fanned 10 over five innings. Meadows doubled in the opener, Sirbaugh led the hitters with four singles, Gore added two doubles and a single, while Hartman took the loss.
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Meadows
Sirbaugh
Gore
Hartman
Dietz
Clearbrook VFD Plans Yard Party and Auction
The Clearbrook Volunteer Fire Department completes plans for its annual yard party at Stonewall School lawn weather permitting. Serving starts at 5 p.m. and an auction at 8 p.m. features donated items including 200 name and address field boxes. proceeds benefit the fire company.
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Clearbrook Volunteer Fire Department
Stonewall School
Fire Company
Shenandoah Downs racing results and payouts
Result summary from Shenandoah Downs featuring nine races. Purses were $1,000 for each race with claiming and maiden conditions, listing winners, payoffs, jockeys in parentheses, and race times. Attendance was 2,997 with a mutuel handle of $147,928.
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Mutuel
Michigan diving coach Bruce Harlan dies after 27 foot fall
Bruce Harlan, 33, renowned diving coach at the University of Michigan, died in a hospital after being injured in Fairfield when he fell 27 feet while dismantling a diving platform. The accident occurred Sunday, leading to his death Monday.
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Bruce Harlan
University of Michigan
Fairfield
Stainless Pazo Piles Relief Suppositories and Ointment
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Oklahoma U. Grad Eddie Fisher Shines In Giants Debut
Eddie Fisher, a 22 year old knuckleballer and University of Oklahoma graduate, pitched seven innings in San Francisco Giants 4-1 win over Pittsburgh. He allowed three hits and one walk, striking out, while Jim Hegan praised the rookie’s velocity and effectiveness. Manager Bill Rigney hopes Fisher helps cover pitching gaps as the team stays one game behind Milwaukee.
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Wilhelm
Wolff
Wynn
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Sudol
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