A's Rally Past Orioles 7 4 in second game of twin bill
Ed Charles belted a leadoff homer in the ninth as the A's completed a 7 4 nightcap win over Baltimore to split the doubleheader after losing the opener 6 1. Charles 11th homer of season capped a six run eighth to erase a 5 0 deficit and snap the Orioles’ lead in the American League race.
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Baruch Guides Moses on NY World's Fair Visit
Bernard Baruch 94, frail yet alert, toured the New York World's Fair with Robert Moses as guide. Baruch called the visit incredible and said the site blends art and science with past and future. Actress Joan Crawford hospitalized again for pneumonia at Cedars of Lebanon in Hollywood. Benjamin Britten wins Aspen Award 30,000 prize to fund a British composition award.
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New head of World Council of Churches in the United States
The American arm of the World Council of Churches announces its new head. Details on appointment, background, and immediate goals are provided as the church bodies outline strategy for ecumenical outreach and mission across the United States.
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Baseball Scores and Schedule highlights from today's games
Scores show New York 3 Cleveland 12 4 Detroit 3 Chicago 6 Washington 0 Boston 4 Los Angeles 3 Baltimore 6 Kansas City 1 Minnesota 4. Upcoming games list New York at Minnesota Detroit at Cleveland Baltimore at Kansas City N Boston at Los Angeles N Chicago at Washington Sunday Boston at Los Angeles Baltimore at Kansas City Detroit at Cleveland 2 Chicago at Washington 2. National League standings note Philadelphia 59 41 .590 to San Francisco 38 4 .573. Friday results Milwaukee 13 Chicago 3. New York 3-6 Houston 0-2. San Francisco 8 Pittsburgh 6. Philadelphia 6 Los Angeles 1. Cincinnati 7 St Louis 6. International League Syracuse 3-2 Jacksonville 0-0. Columbus 6 Toronto 4. Buffalo 10-7 Richmond 1-3. Rochester 1 Atlanta 0. Pacific Coast League Arkansas 6 Salt Lake City 2. Denver 3 Indianapolis 2. San Diego 5 Portland 3. Dallas 4 Oklahoma City 2 14 innings. Spokane 3 Seattle 2 10 innings. Hawaii 11 Tacoma 4.
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Rev Dr Eugene L Smith Named Secretary of Overseas Mission
The Rev Dr Eugene L Smith of East Orange New Jersey is appointed secretary to oversee the Methodist Church overseas mission program. He assumes duties with a focus on coordinating international outreach and church activities abroad.
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Mel Torme wins custody battle over son Tracy
Los Angeles AP reports singer Mel Torme has obtained custody of his 5 year old son Tracy after accusing his wife Arlene of adultery.
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Berea College Visitor Rooms Lead To Quip
A Berea Kentucky visitor telephoned asking for rooms for three. The clerk said only rooms without baths remained and the caller replied that they would take several baths before they left.
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Instructional Course In Tennis Planned
A two week instructional tennis course sponsored by the city recreation commission runs from 7 to 9 p.m. starting Monday. Aimed at beginners and adults and high school students, the program limits to 10 per hour with 7 or 8 p.m. classes. Participants should bring their own rackets and balls, instructor Al Jones said.
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Optimist Club Gains On Pennant With 21-17 Win
Optimist Club moves into first place in the Pee Wee League with a 21-17 victory over Busy Bee Cafe, while Han's Flowers beat Wells Clothiers 13-12. Busy Bee had tied for league lead at 10-3 before last night’s games. Dennis Gates led Optimist Club with a homer, and Steve Montgomery, David Kimble, and Tom Atkins homered for Busy Bee. Pitchers included Roger Edwards, James Reeves, Dennis Gates, Rodney Ruggles for the winners and Larry Romine, David Kimble for Busy Bee. Richard Cole and Larry Rowan homered for Wells Clothiers. Richard Wilson belted a homer for Han's Flowers.
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Wichita Auto Glass Wins Kansas Title
Wichita Service Auto Glass captured the Kansas Championship Baseball Tournament by beating Wichita Bob Moore 8 to 7. Service Auto had two straight wins over the previously undefeated Bob Moore, taking the title after a 7-0 win Thursday. In the final, Larry Foss yielded a seven-run lead before Car ter and Girrens homered, with Dave Newkirk pitching one‑hit relief for his third win of the tourney.
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Men Left Handed vs Gals in Charity Softball Battle
In Buffalo the men's softball team faces the women's team Monday at 8 p.m. The men will bat left handed and receive only one out per inning. Proceeds fund additional field lighting.
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Penn State to Host Four Home Games Next Fall Opener vs Navy
Penn State announced its fall football schedule with four home games including the opening clash on September 19 against Navy led by Roger Staubach. The slate sets a busy start to the season with a notable matchup at home against the midshipmen.
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Outlaws Take 11 7 Victory Over Independence Nine
Chanute outslug Independence in an 11 to 7 win as Glen Barnhart earns the win on the mound and Bob Jones lends relief. The duo combined for 17 strikeouts, 7 hits, and Chanute tallied 12 hits with five for extra bases led by Don Papst four RBI performance and Harry Morgan triple. Independence’s Falkner and Tucker had two singles each. Chanute to host Parsons at City Park Sunday at 1 30 p m before trips to Arcadia midweek and Lola next Sunday.
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S W Marine rolls to big Pee Wee win over Bellas Hess
S W Marine assured itself of at least a second place tie in the Pee Wee League standings with a 28 to 1 win over Bellas Hess. The game ended after two innings due to darkness. Hasty Reed Washburn and West hit homers. Gutierrez and Abbott pitched the win. Sim mons Acree led Bellas Hess pitching and Ikehorn Evans catching.
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St Patrick's Top UB Trinity In Church Softball Thriller
St Patrick's moved to first in the church softball league with a 10 9 win over UB Trinity. Knights of Columbus fell from the lead after a 14 12 loss to First Baptists, who outhit 14 11 and committed three errors. Bud Taylor got the win for St Patrick's, Earl Grogan catcher. Jack Haight took the loss for Knights of Columbus with Bud Leroy catching. Lee Paquette homered for the losers. UB Trinity rallied in the seventh but fell short, and St Patrick's won despite Trinity errors and strong pitching by Harley Ponce and Lupe Ponce. Max Grogan and Adrian Dalton pitched for UB Trinity.
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Chiefs' McClinton Fractures Hand in Practice
Kansas City fullback Curtis McClinton suffered a broken left hand in practice and will miss about a month. The former Kansas standout wears a cast but can still work out with the Chiefs while sidelined.
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