Ganders to guest Buffs in Baytown Thursday game
Baytown Ganders travel to Busch Stadium for a Thursday night exhibition against the Houston Buffs in a 7:45 p.m. start. The doubleheader weekend features two Baytown home games with Jasper and Louisville, as the Ganders wrap up their best season in years and seek state tournament berth. Rust-free practice and lineup notes highlight preparations for the two-week layoff before the regional playoff and state tourney in Austin.
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Reds Tie NL Lead as Cincinnati Edges Dodgers
Cincinnati narrows the gap in the National League race by edging the Dodgers in a tight contest. Pitching and late hits shaped a high drama win boosting the Reds toward the pennant push.
Mantle hits 14th homer as Yankees win in Boston
In a 7-6 Boston win, Mantle belts his 14th home run while Maris drives in three. The Yankees surge with a five run inning to pull ahead, but the Red Sox push back in a tense late game. The win tightens AL standings with Detroit and Kansas City slipping and San Francisco, Chicago, and Los Angeles making moves.
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SWC Grid Rival Teams Come From All Corners
Southwest Conference details 21 night games this fall with eight league battles. Rice opens with LSU in Houston September 23 while Texas A&M goes to Baton Rouge, Baylor hosts Washington State, USC faces Kansas at Fort Worth and UCLA meets Texas Christian. Only LSU and Air Force Academy appear more than once on the slate.
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Success Comes To Young Female Swedish Singer
Hollywood reports Ann-Margret Olson of Chicago and Stockholm fame rising fast after a string of high profile appearances. The 26 year old Swede born singer actress wowed George Burns and earned Life magazine attention while resisting minor film roles, instead securing a Capra loanout to play Bette Davis daughter in Pocketful of Dreams.
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Negroes Protest Segregation of Housing Project
In San Francisco a sit-in at the Forest Knolls model home protests racial segregation in a $32,000 housing development. Terry Francois of the NAACP, Willie L. Brown Jr., and about 20 Black and 15 white activists demand access while sales staff refuse to discuss sales. The protest draws calls for the Standard Building Co. to publicly welcome all races.
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Le Bonheur Hospital Wins Grant for Miniature Kidney Test
Memphis Tennessee Le Bonheur Children s Hospital received a 252 325 research grant from the John A Hartford Foundation New York City to develop and test a miniature artificial kidney Ralph W Burzer president of the Hartford Foundation announced the grant Wednesday
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