Tribe Rips A's 6-4 as Yanks Top BoSox
Rocky Colavito returns to form delivering a homer, a double and two singles driving Cleveland to a 6-4 win over Kansas City. The Yankees rally past the Red Sox 7-4 in 10 innings as Berra, Howard, Lopez and Siebern supply the offense. Giants edge Cardinals 3-2 in NL action. Ford wins his 12th, boosting the Yankees to fifth straight victory.
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Norm Siebern
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169 Entries In Motor City Open Tourney
Detroit AP reports 169 entries forced qualifying for the $25,000 Motor City Open at Meadowbrook Country Club. The PGA limits to 150, with 80 exempt, leaving 89 to compete for 70 spots. Withdrawals included Harper, Wininger, January and Vossler. Ken Venturi skipped to be with family. Chick Harbert predicts the 72-hole course record of 273 could be challenged.
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Middlecotf
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Baseball Scores Tuesday and Wednesday Big City Showdowns
Baseball scores recap lists Tuesday results Pittsburgh at Philadelphia Milwaukee at Cincinnati Los Angeles at Chicago San Francisco 3 St Louis 2 and Wednesday schedules include Pittsburgh at Philadelphia Milwaukee at Cincinnati Chicago and New York at Boston Cleveland 6 Kansas City 4 New York 7 Boston 4 in 10 innings plus other American Association and minor league results Omaha 5 Indianapolis 8 Louisville Charleston 0 Minneapolis 4-2 Fort Worth 1-5 Houston 6 Denver 2 St Paul 5-2 Dallas 0-3.
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Perez Beats Yone kura For World Flyweight Title
The Associated Press reports Tokyo fighter Pascual Perez defeated Kenji Yonekura in a 15 round world flyweight title bout. Perez improved to 197 percent with the win while Yonekura showed 111 percent. The event took place over 15 rounds in New Orleans with Holly Mime and Heary Hawk also noted in results in Washington D C and Detroit.
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Pascual Perez
Argentina
Kenji Yonekura
Japan
New Orleans
Holly
Washington D. C
Heary Hawk
Detroit
Tribe Blasts Athletics 15-2 In Pee Wee League
The Indians defeated the Athletics 15 to 2 with Mike De La Torre starting on the mound and Eddie Ladd finishing. Pat Marks led the Indians with a homer and a triple as they prepare to travel to Kansas City to see the Cleveland Indians.
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Legion and VFW Clinch Teener League Lead Fight
The American Legion tied for the Teener league lead by defeating Kern Construction 7 to 4. VFW edged Elks 9 to 8 in a later game. Eddie Rane and Glenn Barnhart starred for the Legion, with Don Friederick and Doug Ivins sharing VFW pitching duties. Tom Goodwin caught for the Legion. Tom McKenzie went the distance for the Elks. The season ends with two postponed games to be rescheduled.
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Celler Dwelling
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Riehard Martin
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Kern
Ronnie Willse
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Charles Thurman
Durelle Promises Bold Finish Over Moore in Title Bout
Yvon Durelle from Baie-Comeau vows to press Moore aggressively in their second world light heavyweight title bid at the Forum in Montreal Wednesday night. Despite being a 31 underdog, Durelle aims to avenge a December loss after knocking Moore down three times. He furiously critiques his prior strategy and attacks the return bout terms as NBC television rights secure the fight for ABC at 9 pm EST.
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Fullmer Basilio boxing title bout set for Cow Palace
In San Francisco the NBA title fight between Gene Fullmer and Carmen Basilio is planned for August 28 at the Cow Palace. Fullmer, former middleweight champion, trains while manager Marv Jensen uses a baseball bat routine to strengthen his fighter.
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Missionary Speaker Plans Talk at First Assembly of God
Hugh P Jeter former Cuba and Spain missionary now to Tangier will speak at First Assembly of God tomorrow night at 7 45 Pastor L Glen Ahif stated Third and SS Forrest Jeter will share experiences and describe mission progress with the Foreign Missions Department headquartered in Springfield He began his career in Peru Venezuela earthquake reference noted as potential revolution avoidance in 1812.
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Rally by Giants In 9th Inning Beats Cards 3-2
Willie Mays struggles tailed by praise for Willie McCovey as San Francisco rallies in the ninth to beat St Louis 3-2. Kirkland and Mays contribute key hits, preserving the lead over idle Dodgers. Giants win fifth in six games, while Cleveland and New York also win.
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Associated Press
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St Patricks and Stark Win at Softball Tournament
In the double elimination church softball event St Patricks edged Christians 9 8 with Snart and Perez homering. Stark defeated Methodist 15 4 as Kubow and Erickson homered. Christians trailed 6 1 after five. final scores 9 8 and 14 1.
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Walter Williams, Civil War veteran, weakens at 116
Walter Williams, the last surviving Civil War veteran and nation's oldest, is getting weaker daily, according to his doctor. The 116 year old recently recovered from pneumonia, but the illness drained his strength. In San Rafael California, two young brothers died in a basement fire after playing with matches.
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Eight Wilson children referenced in juvenile incident.
Records describe three year old Wilson and his two year old brother as the youngest of eight children of Mr and Mrs Woodrow H Wilson. A playmate Barbara Stevens aged 9 says the boys were striking matches and stamping them out. Barbara escaped from a basement with a single exit in the home.
Wilson to Attend Wisconsin School of Banking
Larry S. Wilson, vice president of the First National Bank, will spend two weeks at the University of Wisconsin Madison for the School of Banking. This marks his third year, with about 1,175 attendees this year, and includes two resident sessions plus extensive year round banking problems. He will also visit Chicago for two days as a guest of the First National Bank of Chicago before proceeding to Madison.
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Coast Guard Warns Boaters About Reporting Accidents
Coast Guard authorities say some pleasure boat operators fail to file required accident reports. The Federal Boating Act of 1958 sets deadlines and penalties for reporting on navigable waters, with separate reports needed per boat and forms available at Coast Guard units.
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Coast Guard
United States
Sunday Picnic and Visits Across Erie Vicinity
A list of residents visiting parks, theater, and family gatherings across Chanute and nearby areas. Families including Merrill Byington Reeves Killough Robinson and others enjoyed a Santa Fe Park outing. Visitors John Carroll stayed with the Welchs. George Highfill joined Kansas City weekend. Richey family returned from the Ozarks. Independence hosted a third district executive board meeting.
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Kenneth Killough
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John Carroll
Warren Welch
George Highfill
Kansas City
Virginia Lou Pierce
Earl Robinson
James White
Starlight Theater
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Ozarks
Reunion Ends Messy Search For Lost Dog Wahine
An Alaska woman named Dorothy Hudson braved a muddy sewer pipe in Chicago to reunite with her 11 year old cocker spaniel Wahine after a three day hunt. Hudson flew from Anchorage to Miami then to Midway Airport where the dog escaped from a crate en route on another plane. A public alert aided the search as newspapers and welfare groups urged sightings and cautioned the dog’s vulnerable path near the airport.
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Animal Welfare League
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Woman Rescues Muddy Dog From Sewer Pipe
In Chicago a woman named Mrs. Hudson coaxed Wahine, her dog, from a sewer pipe used as a culvert. Children formed a cordon while she entered and returned with the muddy animal. She tipped the boy who found the dog $50 before taking Wahine to a motel.
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Muriel Miles Dies In Sad Solo
New York report says apparent death by overdose. Muriel Miles once a Ziegfeld Follies star who later faded from Broadway lights, returned to New York where loneliness and insecurity ended her life at age 59. Police note a modest funeral financed by life insurance and found bankbook with $65.
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Paris
New York
Young Man Holds up Frisco Freight Train
JOPLIN Missouri AP A frightened sheriff's office rush to a Frisco freight near Joplin after trainmen report a holdup. Police discover six year old Mark Fox of Carthage had secretly boarded the train and wished to ride. He was turned over to his father Lawrence Fox.
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Gold prospectors seen panning near Blewett Pass
In the Wenatchee Mountain Range near Blewett Pass Washington prospector groups continue to pan for gold. The scene reflects ongoing mining interest in remote mountain areas with visitors and locals keeping watch over the streams.
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Blewett Pass
Wash
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