League Leaders Digest From The Associated Press
National and American League leaders show Mays Musial Skinner Thomas Banks and Cepeda among top batters. Mays hits 63 and Cepeda 12 home runs tie for fewest at 12, while Turley Garver and Wynn lead pitching with best records and strikeout totals.
Safety and Service Agent Jobs Open Nationwide
Applications are invited by the Interstate Commerce Commission and U S Civil Service Commission for Safety and Service Agent positions across the United States. Salary starts at 7570 dollars a year. applicants must pass a written test and have at least six years of relevant railroad transportation experience. Education may substitute part of the experience. Further details and forms available from Joe Haines, Examiner-in-Charge, Post Office Winchester Virginia. Five languages are official at United Nations conferences English French Spanish Russian and Chinese.
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Monday results and upcoming schedule in the league
Results show Los Angeles edging Philadelphia 2 1 and Milwaukee defeating Chicago 4 3. Chicago hosts Cincinnati while St Louis visits Milwaukee on Monday with three more Wednesday games led by San Francisco at Philadelphia.
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Lindemann Sets All-Time Masters Scoring Mark in Detroit
Tony Lindemann of Detroit opened the American Bowling Congress Masters by delivering a 288 238 258 237 1021 series to establish the event scoring record. The day also noted Hoover’s elimination by Ray Bala and several undefeated players including Hennessey Petterson Fazio Hussey Frantz Kaelin Joseph and Van Winkle.
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Buzz Fazio
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St. Louis
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Joe Joseph
Lansing
Mich
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Miami
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Detroit
Unbeaten Turley Hosts KC as pennant chase resumes
The Yankees hold a nine game lead into Kansas City where Bob Turley aims for his eighth win after a 5-4 extra inning KC victory over Baltimore. Connie Johnson and Murry Dickson shined for the Orioles as Dickson hit a homer and Jim Busby belted a grand slam. The A's rallied to three in the fourth but Dickson shut them down over six innings. In the N L Milwaukee moved within two of idle San Francisco by beating Chicago 4-3 on Ed Mathews 11th homer. Carl Erskine tossed a two hitter as the Dodgers beat the Phillies 2-1.
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Sugar Ray Robinson Won’t Fight Again This Year
Sugar Ray Robinson says he will not fight again this year, citing tax worries that would cost him money. He spoke after supporting Otis Woodard’s second straight win over Eddie Andrews at St Nicholas Arena in New York, with Graziano in Andrews’s corner.
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Woodard Wins by TKO in Fifth Against Andrews
Woodard opened cuts over both of Andrews eyes and stopped him at 2:41 of the fifth round. Robinson notes tax woes as Sugar Ray comments on federal obligations and foreign aid shares. Hobo Day tradition runs August in Britt Iowa with 1897 origin and 15000 to 20000 attendees.
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End of an Era as Milwaukee Replaces Street Cars
Milwaukee marks the end of an era as the Transport Co replaces the last electric street car fleet with trolley buses. Street service began in 1890, signaling a shift in city transit.
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