Malzone's unlikely comeback fuels Boston surge in 1956
Boston rookie third baseman Frank Malzone, nicknamed The Glove, leads the AL with 89 hits 44 RBIs and 18 doubles while batting .324 as the Red Sox roll past Chicago 8-3 and 9-2. Once told he might never play again after a 1950 ankle injury he rebuilt his career through service and farm system success.
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Frank Malzone
Malzone
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Ted Williams
Milzone
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N. Y
Scranton
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San Francisco
Braves Gain Lead in Triple-A as Saints Fall
The Braves move back atop the American Association after a 3-2 rain shortened win over Wichita. St Paul drops from first to third after a 4-0 loss to Omaha. Minneapolis splits a doubleheader with Denver 10-2 and 2-10. Louisville edges Charleston 5-3 for its fourth straight win.
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Saints
Associated Press
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Wichita
American Assn
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Omaha
Minneapolis
Denver
Millers
Louisville
Charleston
Neil Chrisley
Jim Delsing
Indianpolis
Boyd Linker
Cardinals
Cards
Stan Williams
Johnstone captures fifth women's golf title
Ann Casey Johnstone of Mason City wins the Iowa Women's Golf Championship for the fifth time with a 312 total over 72 holes, finishing 10 strokes ahead of 17-year-old runner-up Andy Cohn of Waterloo. Judy Kimball trails for runnerup honors.
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Fort Dodge
Iowa
Ann Casey Johnstone
Mason City
Judy Kimball
Sioux City
Former Globetrotter Ranks High Among Rookie Players
Larry Raines once of the Harlem Globetrotters emerges as a leading AL rookie candidate after a 2-0 win by the Indians over the Yankees. The Cincinnati native and former Hankyu Braves star split 44 games among second, third, short and left field, batting .287 with a broken toe, and a Japan stint shaping his career. A second note sets August 22 for Floyd Patterson vs Pete Radmacher heavyweight bout in Seattle.
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New York
Larry Raines
Japan
Abe Saperstein
Harlem Globetrotters
Indians
Early Wynn
New York Yankees
Raires
Saperstein
Raines
Hankyu Braves
Seattle
Jack Hurley
Floyd Patterson
Pete Rademacher
Giants Rally in Tight NL Race as Reds Slip to Third
New York Giants win 7-2 over the Cincinnati Reds to pull within three games of fifth place as St Louis tops Philadelphia to remain ahead. Von McDaniel strikes for the Cardinals, Milwaukee beats Brooklyn, and Pittsburgh trails Chicago in an 10-inning victory. In the AL, Chicago and New York lead after Boston sweeps, while Cleveland shuts out the Yankees 2-0. Willie Mays drives in runs and Johnny Antonelli stars for the Giants.
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Giants
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Willie Mays
Ruben Gomez
al Worthington
Ray Crone
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Johnny Antonelli
Valmy Thomas
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von McDaniel
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Brooklyn
Bob Buhl
Pittsburgh
Chicago Cubs
RBI
Jim Pendleton
Pirates
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White Sox
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Wynn
Yankees
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Washington
Major League Leaders Baseball Statistics Snapshot
The list compiles top players across batting pitching and fielding categories. Mantle of New York leads in runs, home runs and batting average in the presented figures while Williams of Boston, Aaron of Milwaukee, Musial of St. Louis and Schoendienst of Milwaukee are also highlighted with standout totals in hits and doubles.
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Boston
Sievers
Washington
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Chicago
Fox
Simpson
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Boyd
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Aparicio
Rivera
Shantz
Trucks
Kansas City
Wynn
Cleveland
Bunning
Detroit
Fondy
Pittsburgh
Musial
St. Louis
Aaron
Milwaukee
Robinson
Cincinnati
Mays
Schoendienst
Hoak
Bruton
Snider
Brooklyn
Temple
Schmidt
Buhl
Sanford
Philadelphia
Drott
Musial Ties Sixth on All-Time Home Run List
Stan Musial of the St. Louis Cardinals belted his 369th career homer, tying Ralph Kiner for sixth on the all-time list as he drove in a run in the first inning of a 6-4 win over Philadelphia that kept the Cardinals atop the NL. Ruth, Foxx, Ott, Gehrig, and Williams lead the list. Cuban Nino Valdes aimed for baseball but became a boxer.
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ST. Louis
Stan
Lou Gehriz
Ted Williams
Musial
Dogs by Farley Manning
A guide on puppy chewing behavior and training. Puppies chew during teething and should have proper hard teething toys. Correct disobedience promptly. Undirected chewing signals distress from being left alone, often from spoiled dogs. Emphasizes immediate training to give dogs confidence and gain master approval.
TV Program Schedule for EMTV Channel 3
Sunday June 30 and Monday July 1 listings show hourly lineups from 7:30 to 17:00 with programs spanning Western Theater, This Is the Answer, Sunday Theater, The Loretta Young Show, Lawrence Welk, Boston Blackie, Today, The Price Is Right, Truth or Consequences, Matinee Theater, Queen for a Day, Mickey Mouse Club, Ozzie and Harriet, Nat King Cole, Wells Fargo, and late editions.
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Steve Allen
Goodyear Playhouse
Martin Kane
Hinky Dinky
Lawrence Welk
Boston Blackie
Canada Unlimited
Omaha
Frank Field
Stu Erwin
Arthur ‘Murray
T. Mack
State Trooper
Charles Farrell
Des Moines
Lee Harris
Slim Hayes
Arthur Murray
Jim Zabel
TV Schedule Highlights Local Daytime and Evening Programs
A detailed broadcast list for Sunday on WHO TV Channel 13 covers daily blocks from 11:00 in the morning through 12:35 AM, featuring talk shows, documentaries, dramas, news, sports, and entertainment. Notable entries include The Christophers, Meet the Press, Sheriff of Cochise, Perry Mason equivalents, Truth of the Nation, Lux shows like Alfred Hitchcock, and late-night lineups culminating in Last Report and Sign Off.
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Living Word
Three Musketeers
Foreign Legionnaire
TV Playhouse
Cochise
Badge
News
20Th Century Fox Theater
Industry
Camera
Christophers
Forces of Peace
Wild Bill Hickok
Allen
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Jimmy Dean
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Garry Moore
Arthur Godfrey
Search For Tomorrow
Guiding Light
Miss Brooks
Star News
Bob Crosby
Doug Edwards
Robin Hood
Richard Diamond
Burns & Allen
Studio One
Bowling League Night Results and Individual Scores
Debs Plastics swept Wood Choppers three straight in the Hawk eye summer league. Deb King posted a 649 series and a 266 game. Individual scores included Bus Behn 557, Bob Hockom 550, Bets Behn 523, Ruby Millhollin 522, Phyllis Gross 471, Bill Schrader 224, Bill Millhollin 216, Mrs Millhollin 199, Mrs Behn 1867, and Mrs Deb King 180. Mixed Junior results saw Happy Harrys Comets, Tournament Toppers, and Splitters win. top singles included Harold Alt 170, Earl Turnure Jr 43, Alt 170 leading, plus Turnure and Denny Turnure high totals. No league bowling July 4, next July 11.
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Wood Choppers
Hawkeye
Alley Cats
Clover Hill
Deb King
Bus Behn
Bob Hockom
Bets Behn
Ruby Millhollin
Phyllis Gross
Bill Schrader
Bill Millhollin
Alt
Larry Dill
Earl Turnure
Denny Turnure
Sioux City Breaks Losing Streak in Western League
Sioux City ends a seven game slide with a 6-2 win over Lincoln. Amarillo sweeps Colorado Springs 10-5 and 7-5 to close in on Topeka, while Topeka-Des Moines game is postponed by wet grounds. Sioux City climbs to fifth as Colorado Springs falls to sixth after the day’s results.
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Sioux City
Amarillo
Lincoln
Colorado Springs
Topeka
Albuquerque
Pueblo
Foreign athletes rise at Virginia colleges in 1957 teams
Jim Bakhtiar of Abadan Iran was elected captain of the 1957 University of Virginia football team and Jan Woodman of Orleans France was named co captain of the VMI wrestling squad. The article notes Virginia colleges adopting a global roster as top tennis players join.
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Richmond
Virginia
Jim Bakhtiar
Abadan
Iran
University of Virginia
Jan Woodman
Orleans
France
VMI
Wynn tosses four hitter as Indians blank Yankees
Yesterday's Stars notes Early Wynn struck out nine walked two and earned his 10th win with a four hit shutout of the Yankees, 2-0, giving New York their first shutout of the season. Frank Malzone powered the Red Sox with five RBIs on three hits including a second game three run homer in the doubleheader sweep over the White Sox 8-3 and 9-2.
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Early Wynn
Indians
Yankees
Frank Malzone
Red Sox
White Sox
Goheens Guests En Route to Canada Home
Elk Horn notes Mr and Mrs Clarence Goheen stayed with uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Melvin Madsen during travel from Texas to Canada where they will settle. Also listed are local Monday visitors Rev Clarence Jensen guests Theis Rock Falls Minn Rudden Callender and Norgaard Tyler Minn plus Don Priestly 198 pound senior at Bessemer Ala named Georgia Tech football captain and center on offense.
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Elk Horn
Clarence Goheen
Melvin Madsen
Texas
Canada
Clarence Jensen
Theis
Rock Falls
Minn
Alex Rudden
Callender
Peter Norgaard
Tyler
Don Priestly
Bessemer
Ala
Georgia Tech
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