Denver Defeats Wichita to Gain in Pennant Race
Denver rallied with seven walks and three Wichita errors to beat the defending champions 5-4 after trailing 4-1. St Paul crushed Charleston 12-1 while Louisville nipped Minneapolis in 11 innings 3-2. Omaha and Indianapolis split a doubleheader with a 2-1 opener and 5-1 nightcap.
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Wichita
Bears
St. Paul
Charleston
Senators
Louisville
Minneapolis
Omaha
Indianapolis
Indians
McDevitt
Worley
Daniel
Schultz
Houtteman
Presko
Shantz
L-Daniels
Vision of Louisville
Sleep
Stone
Hurd
Sadowski
Kay
Lawearwin
Grimsley
Sierra
Parks
W—Grimsiey
Mond
Murff
Sennett
L— Gabler
Blanchard
Jolly
Ray- Jolly
Smith, Clark
Canniazaramas
Flanigan
Romano
W—Pisnigan
L—Clark
Etter Eee
Linker
Queen
Latman
Drew
L.latman
Knox College Wins Third Straight Women Archery Tourney
Knox College captured its third consecutive women's Collegiate Archery tournament title in Galesburg Illinois on Friday. Coe College finished third and Iowa State placed thirteenth.
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Galesburg
Ill
Knox College
Coe College
Iowa State
Silky Sullivan Finishes Ninth in Monterey Purse
Silky Sullivan, out after an Eastern campaign, finished ninth among 10 in the $10,000 Monterey Purse at Hollywood Park. Airwar won the six furlongs with Pete Moreno aboard. Strong Bay was second and Eli Cajon third. Cornell stated Silky still has it and eyed the Westerner.
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Inglewood
Calif
Silky Sullivan
Monterey
Hollywood Park
Warner Ranch
Airwar
Pete Moreno
Strong Bay
Eli Cajon
Silky
Reggie Cornell
Cornell
Aliwar
Radium Rays
Shot
Willie Harmatz
Strong Ray
el Cajon
Eau Claire Beats Fargo to Break Streak in Ninth
Eau Claire earned a 4-3 win over Fargo-Moorhead on Friday night as two runs in the bottom of the ninth snapped the Braves five game losing streak in the Northern League. Minot beat Duluth Superior 1-0, Grand Forks defeated Aberdeen 9-2, and Winnipeg topped St. Cloud 11-8.
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Eau Claire
Fargo-Moorhead
Braves
Minot
Duluth Superior
Grand Forks
Aberdeen
Winnipeg
St. Cloud
Australians Bid for Record Mile
Australians Herb Elliott and Merv Lincoln advance to a mile duel at the 70th National AAU championships in Bakersfield after both win heats. Elliott clocked 4 01.4 and Lincoln 4 07.9 as world records fall in hammer throw and 440 yard hurdles.
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Bakersfield
Calif
Herb Elliott
Merv Lincoln
Bakersfield Stadium
Elliott
Lincoln
Boston
Harold Connolly
Russia
M. P. Krivonosov
Ohio State
Glenn Davis
DeJonn Defeats Baker In Tight Pittsburgh Bout
In Syracuse, Mike DeJonn of Syracuse outpointed Bob Baker of Pittsburgh in a close decision. The bout highlighted tactical exchanges and a narrow scoring margin as the contest unfolded.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Mike DeJonn
Bob Baker
Pittsburgh
Quaker Crew Seeks IRA Rowing Titles at Onondaga Lake
Syracuse awaits the Intercollegiate Rowing Association meet with Penn favored to sweep events on Onondaga Lake. Penn last won the varsity title in 1900, with 1924 bringing freshman and junior varsity crowns. Cornell, Syracuse, Princeton, Navy and others vie for medals and the Jim Tencyck Memorial Trophy as three mile and two mile races determine team supremacy.
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N. Y
Pennsylvania
Onondage Lake
Quakers
Jim Tencyck
Joe Burke
Cornell
Princeton
California
Navy
Dartmouth
Wisconsin
Columbia
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
324 Holes of Golf for Factory Worker
MERIDEN Conn AP A 38 year old factory worker played 324 consecutive holes in 24 hours at the Meriden municipal course. Arthur Smith said he broke the record by three holes, surpassing John J Johnson Jr of Fort Worth Texas who held 321. Six cars followed Smith to provide light as he used luminous golf balls.
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Meriden, Conn
Meriden Municipal
Arthur Smith
Meriden
John J. Johnson Jr
Fort Worth
Tex
Smith
Border Poised for Unique U S Canada Accord
The Stanstead Journal notes 3,000 miles of unguarded border between the United States and Canada, a situation no two nations have enjoyed before. It credits mutual understanding and trust for this unusual amity.
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U. S
Canada
Stanstead
Quebec
MacKay Poised For Wimbledon Test After Doubles Triumph
American Davis Cupist Barry MacKay advances to the Wimbledon doubles final with Mervyn Rose after defeating Rod Laver and Bob Mark and the Italian pair Pietrangeli and Sirola. MacKay seeks match practice ahead of the men’s singles. The women’s finals feature Margaret Warner against Bernice Carr and the Gibson Bueno team in doubles.
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London
Barry MacKay
Dayton
Ohio
Queen's Club
MacKay
Australia
Mervyn Rose
Rod Laver
Bob Mark
Nicola Pietrangeli
Orlando Sirola
Rose
Luis Ayala
Chile
Don Candy
Margaret Warner
el Paso
Margaret du Pont
Bernice Carr
New York
Althea Gibson
Maria Bueno
Mary Hawton
Thelma Long
Schiltz Elected First VP of Tri-County Life Underwriters
Don J. Schiltz of Ohio National Life Insurance Co. is named first vice president of the Tri-County Life Underwriters Association to fill an unexpired term through May 1959. Members from Freeborn Steele and Rice Counties join state and national associations automatically. The next Tri-County meeting will be in Austin on September 18. John Plantikow of Equitable Life of New York is the membership chairman.
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Don J. Schiltz
Ohio National Life Ins. Co
Tri-County Life Underwriters Assn
Tri-County Association
Freeborn
Steele
Rice Counties
Schiltz
Rochester Country Club
Tri-County Assn
Austin
John Plantikow
Equitable Life of New York
Local man wins Blue Chip Treasure Chest prize
Jess Pierce of Decker Hardware in Decker is one of May winners in Westinghouse Blue Chip Treasure Chest contest for major appliance sales. He received a Ronson table lighter. Canton Minnesota plans sewer project bids over 133000 due by June 25 at village hall after Davy Engineering plans and a public hearing. Robert Ehlers of St Paul notes no election is needed. project includes sewer lines and plant.
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Westinghouse Appliance Sales Co
St. Paul
Jess Pierce
Decker Hardware
Canton
Minn
Davy Engineering Co
LaCrosse
Robert L. Ehlers
Ehlers
Indonesia claims capture of another North Celebes village
The government announced on Saturday the seizure of another village in North Celebes as part of its campaign against the rebel regime based in Menado.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Menado
Farmers Favor Quotas on Wheat in Referendum
Farmers voted 165,868 to 32,342 in 38 states to keep federal wheat production controls with an 83.7 percent majority. The quotas limit sales to 55 million acres, though higher yields offset cuts, keeping total acreage from shrinking. Support would fall to about $1.20 a bushel if quotas are rejected, versus $1.81 with quotas. The Eisenhower administration proposes changes to grant more production freedom in exchange for lower supports.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Region Favors Wheat Quotas in Midwest Referendum
Farmers across Minnesota North Dakota and South Dakota voted on a wheat quota measure Friday with low turnout. Minnesota tally 8062 yes 278 no 450 challenged ballots from about 8000 eligible voters in 17 000. North Dakota 49966 yes 28780 no 936 challenged from 53682 eligible. South Dakota 12221 yes 574 no and 12 counties reported 95.5 percent support.
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Associated Press
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Agreement Seen on Freight Tax Repeal
Washington AP reports Senate action backing repeal of the 3 percent freight tax and 10 percent passenger fare tax as part of a bill to extend taxes for a year. House differences may narrow to canceling freight but keep passenger tax, with conferences possible. Transportation excises raise about 700 million yearly. Eisenhower urges continued taxes for revenue.
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Senate
Senate House
Eisenhower
Treasury
House
Ways and Means Committee
Daniel A. Reed
New York
Richard M. Simpson
Rpa
Reed
Veal and cattle market prices at Austin and surroundings
Market notes list veal calf prices by weight and quality with discounts after March 2 percent through July 12, full market hours, and Saturday closure. Cattle prices cover steers, heifers, cows, and bulls with varying weights and discounts for over 100 pounds. Grain prices and local market conditions shown for Austin area.
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Orrate
Pat BU
Aoren
St. Wt
Austin Grain Market Lovdoans
Heeeteeivne
Corn Suneers
Nuclear War Would Destroy 40 Percent of U S
RAND analyst Herman Kahn said a negotiated draw could allow 60 percent of Americans to survive a thermonuclear conflict. A three month study assumed 53 major manufacturing areas wiped out, leaving 40 percent exposed to bone cancer and leukemia while wealth and survivors could rebound within a decade.
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Air Force
United States
Herman Kahn
Rand Corp
Santa Monica
Kahn
Hunters Point Naval
U. S
America
Russia
Funeral Service for Jockey Monday
Funeral services for veteran jockey Jack Westrope will be held Monday at Forest Lawn Church of Recessional in Glendale Calif. The 40 year old rider died from internal bleeding after his mount Well Away bolted and threw him against the inner rail in Hollywood Park’s feature race.
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Inglewood
Calif
Jack Westrope
Forest Lawn
Church of Recessional
Glendale
Westrope
Hollywood Park
CBS Fires Papp for Balking at Red Probe
The stage manager of Ive Got a Secret was fired by CBS for refusing to answer a congressional subcommittee about past Communist affiliation. The action followed the firing of NBC Twenty One director Charles Dubin and also dropped Arthur Lief from the Ed Sullivan Show for similar refusals.
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New York
Congressional
Joseph Papp
Columbia Broadcasting System
Charles Dubin
Arthur Lief
Moiseyev
UN group reopenrs probe into Hungarian executions
The U N Investigation Committee reopens its case on the executions of four Hungarian revolt leaders amid international protests. It may seek a Soviet statement on responsibility and request details of Nagy’s safety departure from Yugoslavia.
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United Nations, N. Y
U. N
Russia
Hungary
Imre Nagy
Pal Maleter
West Germany
Copenhagen
Moscow
U. N. Investigation Committee
E. Ronald Walker
Australia
Soviet Union
Yugoslavia
Nagy
Budapest
Janos Kadar
Ernst Meinstorp
Denmark
Maleter
Bonn
Paris
French National Assembly
Foreign Affairs Committee
Arc de Trionphe
Agriculture Department Forecasts 1958 Fall Pig Crop Rise
Washington reports the Agriculture Department forecasts a 14 percent larger fall pig crop for 1958 compared with 1957. The bulletin notes gains in production expectations and reflects market supply projections for hogs this autumn.
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Washington
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