Longest 18 inning tie as ChiSox and Orioles play 1-1
The Chicago White Sox and Baltimore Orioles battled 18 innings to a 1-1 tie before curfew. Hoyt Wilhelm 82 1 3 innings, Billy Pierce 16 innings for Chicago, and Willie Tasby’s 18th inning single keys the stalemate.
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Associated Press
Chicago White Sox
Baltimore Orioles
Baltimore
Hoyt Wilhelm
Billy O'Dell
Billy Pierce
Chicago
Turkdown
Wilhelm
Orioles
Billy Klaus
Sam Esposito
Joe Ginsberg
Baseball Scores and Results From Thursday and Saturday
Scores show Chicago tied Baltimore 1 18 innings due to curfew. Cleveland beat Washington 5 to 2. Detroit edged New York 6 to 4. Boston defeated Kansas City 4 to 3. Saturday listed matchups include San Francisco 7 Milwaukee 1 and Chicago 4 Philadelphia 2 with Pittsburgh 18 St. Louis 2 and Cincinnati at San Francisco among others.
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Kansas City
New York
Chicago
Washington
Cleveland
Baltimore
Detroit
Boston
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Alan
Minneapolis
Houston
Omaha
Charleston
St. Paul
Fort Worth
Louisville
Indianapolis
Dallas
Denver
Pet
Millsburgh
Cincinnateee
St Louis
Tor Res Upsets Armstead In Compton Bout
In a pro boxing match, Raymundo Tor defeated Paulie Armstead by decision in Compton California. Tor claimed the win with clear control as Armstead pressed late.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Raymundo Torres
Reynosa
Mexico
Paulie Armstead
Compton
Calif
Giants Dominant Over Braves as McCovey Leads Surge
Giants toppled the Braves 7 to 1 with Willie McCovey driving in the first run and senior star Willie Mays adding a homer and two singles. Sad Sam Jones pitched the win for San Francisco, who gained on the Dodgers and Brewers in the pennant chase. Pirates crushed the Cardinals 18 to 2 behind 23 hits led by Smoky Burgess and Bill Virdon.
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Associated Press
Billy Rigney
Willie McCovey
Phoenix
San Francisco Giants
Willie Firm
McCovey
Mays
Giants
Los Angeles
Milwaukee
Braves
Sara Jones
Eddie Bressoud
Jim Davenport
Davenport
Orlando Cepedas
Idie
Dodgers
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Pirates
Harvey Haddix
Smoky Burgess
Bill Virdon
Bob Skinner
Chicago
Phillies
Urnie Banks
League Leaders National League Batting and Pitching Notes
Aaron of Milwaukee and Pinson of Cincinnati lead NL batting with 275 at bats minimal. Banks and Mathews top homers with 30 each. Mays and Cepeda pace steals at 17. Face posts 140 decisions. Drysdale leads strikeouts with 173.
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Milwaukee
Cunningham
St. Louis
Ruuns
Pinson
Cincinnati
Neal
Los Angeles
Mays
San Francisco
Banks
Chicago
Tobinson
Cimoli
Mathews
White
T. Taylor
Cepeda
Face
Pittsburgh
Antonelli
Pee Wee Athletics Rout White Sox in 24-6 Win
The Pee Wee Athletics defeated the White Sox 24-6 to move into a tie for fifth place with 2-9 records. Kent Reno earned the win as the Athletics exploded for nine and ten run innings in the second and third. Babcock caught for the winners and Bob Magill caught for the White Sox while Larry Barnes Bruce Morgan and Stephen Ranz pitched for the losers. The Senators play the Pirates tonight.
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Athletics
White Sox
Kent Reno
Babcock
Larry Barnes
Bruce Morgan
Stephen Ranz
Bob Magill
Senators
Pirates
Innnings
Ferriers Return Haunts Golfers In Cleveland Open
Jim Ferrier 44 tied for lead at the Cleveland Open as Pete Cooper 44 matched his four under par 67 at Seneca Golf Club. Ford 68 and Rudolph 25 trailed by one stroke, with $3,500 first prize on the line in the $25,000 event.
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Cleveland
Jim Ferrier
California
Hollywood
Pete Cooper
Lakeland
Fla
Seneca Golf Club
Cooper
Ferrier
Doug Ford
Crystal River
Mason Rudolph
Clarksville, Tenn
Don
Johansson Ready for Patterson Rematch in New York
World Heavyweight Champion Ingemar Johansson said he is ready to meet Floyd Patterson in a September 22 rematch at Yankee Stadium in New York. Johansson spoke in Paris with promoter Bill Rosensohn amid a murky promotion surrounding the June fight.
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France
Ingemar Johannson
Floyd Patterson
New York
Bill Rosensohn
Patterson
Yankee Stadium
Jo Hannson
Rosensohn
Prince de Galles
Truman Gibson
National Boxing Enterprises
Johannson
Gibson
District Attorney's
Edwin Ahlquist
Johansson
Ingemar
International Boxing Club
Rosensohn Enterprises, Inc
Denver January 29 fighter chats tourney and rematch plans
The report tracks January 29 in Denver with Sammy Snead's Boca Raton assistant Buddy Cook and several players including Bert Weaver Don Whitt and Tom Nieporte tying for a lead. It also covers Johansson Rosensohn fight talks in New York Paris and Rosensohn’s DA questioning and Rosensohn Enterprises stake.
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Denver
Sam Snead
Boca Raton
Fla
Buddy Cook
Man
W.va
Charleston
Buddy
Bert Weaver
Beaumont
Tex
Don Whitt
Borrego Springs
Calif
Tom Nieporte
Bronxville
N.Y
Ohio State
Salina pitches shine in Legion Junior tourney open
In Salina Kansas the Legion Junior Baseball Tournament began with tight pitching. Connie Everhart threw a no hitter for Salina to back a 2-0 win over Manhattan as Jan Jorgen son allowed only three. Pittsburg’s Don Dennis fanned 13 in a 3-2 win over Leavenworth. Wichita Blue Prints topped Great Bend 7-3. Hays defeated Lawrence 6-2 after a fifth inning break.
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Salina
Kas
Kansas American Legion
Connie Everhart
Jan Jorgenson
Manhattan
Pittsburg
Don Dennis
Leavenworth
Wichita City Blue Prints
Great Bend
Phil Pehba
Hays
Lawrence
Boxing Briefs from Wichita and Boston
In Wichita, Mike Bennett stopped Curt Kennedy in 1 31 of the first round. Joe Adair defeated Amon Peck in an eight round decision. Bill Bass stopped Carl Tate in the second. In New York, Sugar Ray Robinson agreed to defend his title in a Massachusetts version against Paul Pender in Boston the first week in December.
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Wichita
Mike Bennett
Dallas
Curt Kennedy
Kennedy
Bud Fairchild
Joe Adair
Amon Peck
Tampa
Fla
Bill Bass
Carl Tate
Fort Worth
New York
Sugar Ray Robinson
Massachusetts
Paul Pender
Boston
Sam Silverman
Robinson
National Boxing Assn
Massachusetts Commission
Silverman
Pender
Brookline
Classified Advertising Rates and Deadlines Notice
Classified ad rates per word with discounts and penalties. Payment by 5 pm on first insertion earns 10 cent discount. blind ads add 25 cents. Six month contracts available. out of area rates apply. Not responsible for errors after first insertion. Phone 17 or bring ad to Tribune by 9 am. Space and deadlines noted.
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Tribune
Rattling Eggs Alarm In Boston Kitchen
Mrs Gussie Simmons reported a prowler after hearing a loud rattling noise. Police found two hard boiled eggs rattling in a waterless red hot pan. she had started boiling them and forgotten.
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Boston
Gussie Simmons
Community notices and classifieds page reads aloud
Local items advertise AA meeting at Chanute box address and an ice cream social at Lutheran Church. Car club offers free pickup and a derby service nearby with contact numbers. Legal notice warns trespassers on Kaney Kingner land will be prosecuted. Various ads include food, mechanics, sales positions, and a bakery route opportunity with wage details.
Box 725 Care of Cha nute Tribune Full Resume
Box 725 care of Cha nute Tribune states a full resume will be provided. The notice says the writer will notify when an appointment date is set. The item indicates an informal processing step and pending scheduling without additional details.
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Chanute Tribune
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