Indians Win 7-5 Over A's and Sox Shut Tigers 9-0
Early Wynn pitched three hits and his 16th win as the White Sox beat Detroit 9-0 to extend their lead. Cleveland defeated Kansas City 7-5 while Washington topped New York 5-2. Boston and Baltimore idle.
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Wynn
Chicago White Sox
Detroit
Letty Grove
White Sox
Cleveland Indians
Kansas City
Washington
New York Yankees
Boston
Baltimore
Jim Landis
Bubba Phillips
Earl Torgeson
Sherm Loailor
Don Messi
Sox
Russ Kemmerer
Yankees
Harmon Killebrew
Senators
Rob Turley
Cubs win slugfest 20 to 9 over Giants
Chicago Cubs slugged 20 runs on 19 hits to defeat the New York Giants 20-9 in a three hour and ten minute game. Starters faced tough lines with Cuban outfielder Tookie George Altman contributing two homers, three singles and five RBIs while Stan Musial was benched for Gene Oliver who struck out ending the ninth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press Sports Wrnter
St. Lows
Stan Musial
Yesteryear
Musial
Gene Oliver
Stans
Oliver
Sally Hemus
Cardinal
Kid Oliver
George Crowe
Ring Devine
Dodger
San Francisco Giants
Chicago Cubs
Milwaukee Braves
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Sandy Koufax
Bob Miller Frook
Lawrence
Eddie Mathews
Reds
Braves
Frank Robinson
Bob Buhl
Cube
Tookie
George Altman
Bombers crush Lions in first 1959 CFL game
Winnipeg quarterback Jim Van Pell, wearing a cast, threw three touchdowns and ran for another as the Grey Cup champions routed the British Columbia Lions 42 to 2 in the opening game of the Western Interprovincial Football Union season.
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Vancouver
Jim van Pell
Winnipeg Blue Bombers
British Columbia Lions
Baseball scores and results across leagues this Thursday
American League Chicago beat Detroit 9 to 0 while Washington topped New York 5 to 4 and Cleveland defeated Kansas City 7 to 4 in regular play. Saturday schedule includes Boston at New York and Cleveland at Detroit among others with NL standings led by San Francisco and Milwaukee.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Cleveland
Detroit
Boston
New York
Washington
Baltimore
San Francisco
Chicago Breeee Alain - Cleveland
New York Energy Mies
Hoston
Methodists and Lutherans Win Before Decisive Scores
In a Church Softball Tournament double header the Methodists beat Christians 27 to 10 after a tight start. The Lutherans topped Colfax 14 to 9 as M Grogan caught for Colfax and Alan Krone homered for the Lutherans.
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Lutherans
Colfax
Noy Marta
BR Hamilton
Methodists
L. Erickson
Christians
M. Bailey
B. Phillips
T. Smith
Rawls Leads Western Open After Two-Under Par Finish
Betsy Rawls holds a one stroke lead heading into round two of the Western Open after a 70 played at the home nine with four late birdies. Betty Jameson and Louise Suggs vie for position while Patty Berg and Marlene Hagge chase the lead in Seattle.
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Seattle
Betsy Rawls
Spartanburg
Betty Jameson
San Antonio
Tex
Miss Jameson
Patty Berg
Chicago
Louise Suggs
Sea Island
Marlene Hagge
Pittsburgh
Marle Mackenzie
St Petersburg
Fla
Fight Results From The Associated Press Brief
Columbus Georgia reports Pele Rade Macher halted Tom My Thompson in Seattle Washington. The bout lasted around 200 rounds according to AP summaries.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Pele Rademacher
Seattle
Tommy Thompson
Washington
Colts Favored By 17 Points Over All Stars
In Chicago the Baltimore Colts are 17 point favorites over the college all stars in the 26th annual game at Soldier Field. The game airs on ABC at 8 30 p m EST with up to 70 000 fans. The Colts boast a strong defense while coach Otto Graham fields a large, varied lineup for the All Stars led by quarterbacks Gross Humphrey Newman Placek and supported by Dial Kreitling Sherer Dowler and Hickman Pietro sante Haley and Brown.
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Chicago
Baltimore Colts
Baltimore
Soldier Field
ABC
Otto Graham
All Stars
Detroit
Collegians
Graham
Lee Gross
Cup
Utah
Buddy Humphrey
Baylor
Bob Newman
Washington State
Bob Placek
Michigan
Buddy Dial
Rice
Rich Kreitling
Illinois
Dave Sherer
Southern Methodist
Boyd Dowler
Colorado
Larry Hickman
Nick Pietrosante
Notre Dame
Pittsburgh
Dick Haley
Houston
Don Brown
Colts
Musial Benched For Remainder Of Season In St Louis
Stan Musial, 34, will see limited action for the rest of the season as the St. Louis Cardinals shift to younger players. General Manager Bing Devine said the move could signal the end of a storied career, though Musial vows to return next season. He batted .261 this year and defended his preparation. Bantamweight Alphonse Halimi is named among 13 children in a separate note.
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ST. Louis
Stan Musial
Mighty
St. Loui
Los Angeles Redbird
Bing Devine
Musial
Devine
Stan
Rudolph Leads Motor City Golf in Second Round
Mason Rudolph held a one stroke lead in the Motor City Open after posting a 4 under par 67. Frank Stranahan and Don Finsterwald chased in a tie for second as 148 players remained in the $25 000 event at Meadowbrook Country Club.
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Detroit
Mason Rudolph
Rudolph
Frank Stranahan
Don Finsterwald
Memphis State
Clarksville
Tonn
Eagle
Stranahan
Crystal River
Fla
Meadowbrook Country Club
Finsterwald
Motor City
Bob Rosburg
Chick Harbert
Art Wall Jr
Doug Ford
Pee Wee All Stars To Play at Cherryvale
Eighteen Pee Wee League players form the All-Star team to travel to Cherryvale Sunday for a 3 p.m. game with Cherryvale Pee Wee All-Stars. Selected by managers and coaches, the players include Rex Babcock Phillip Britton David Burghart Bill Burghart Monty Briley Jerry Bosser John Cole Dean Chaney Mike DeLaTorre Harry Guy Dick Helton Eddie Ladd Jeff Leverenz Greg Mitchell Bob McGill Bruce Morgan Ronald Newton and Dean Oliver. A return game is planned here on August 23.
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Cherryvale
Rex Babcock
Phillip Britton
David Burghart
Bill Burghart
Monty Briley
Jerry Bosser
John Cole
Dean Chaney
Mike DeLaTorre
Harry Guy
Dick Helton
Eddie Ladd
Copelands and Richeys Visit Relatives and Kansas City Trip
Erie residents Mr and Mrs Lex Copeland of Rockaway New Jersey visited his brother Vic Copeland and wife in rural Erie last weekend. Marion Richey and children Mike Mary and Cathy spend several days in Kansas City to see Athletics games and a Starlight theater attraction with Mr and Mrs William Singleton.
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Howard Murray
Dian
Sherry
Kansas City
Starlight Theater
John S. Fuller
Dallas
Byrd H. Clark
C. N. Thompson
Topeka
Alva Bennett
Carl Bennett
Girard
Vincent Horton
Jerry Smith
Merle Smith
Don McAllister
Gene Johnson
Joplin
Laurel
Fort Meade
Marion Richey
Lex Copeland
Rockaway
N. J
Vic
Clyde Copeland
Erie
Mike
Mary
Cathy
William Singleton
Farm Machinery and Miscellaneous Sale by United Church Ladies
A 1957 Gleaner Baldwin SP and other tractors, disks, mowers, balers, wagons, wagons, feed, tanks, tools, and misc equipment are offered for cash sale by the United Church Ladies of Colony. No removal until settlement. not responsible for accidents. See a paneer before sale.
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al Tlam
Gleaner
Baldwin SP
van Brunt
Allis-Chalmers
Hammer Mill
Wetmore
Myer
United Church Ladies of Colony
Kansas Congressmen Vote on Labor Bill
AP reports how Missouri and Kansas representatives voted on a labor bill backed by the Eisenhower administration. Party alignments show Democrats Bolling Brown Carnahan Karsten Moulder Randall Sullivan of Missouri and George Hargis of Kansas opposed the bill while Democrats for Breeding Cannon Hull Jones of Missouri and Curtis of Missouri supported it. Republicans Avery Rees Smith of Kansas backed the measure.
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Washington
Missouri
Kansas
Eisenhower
Democrats
Cannon
Hull and Jones
Avery
Rees and Smith
Curtis
Bolling
Brown
Carnahan
Karsten
Moulder
Randall and Sullivan
George and Hargis
Advertising Is Your Guide to Safe Buying Lady
Advertising Is Your Guide to Safe Buying Lady. (Note: This entry appears to be an ad header rather than a full article segment and lacks additional identifiable facts for a fuller summary.)
Tik-Tok Restaurant Sunday Dinners Spark Tension
A tense exchange unfolds with a diner rebuffing Mr Frizby over shared Sunday dinners at the Tik-Tok Restaurant. The confrontation hints at rivalries and social friction surrounding a favorite local meal.
91 year old alum attends Howard College commencement
In Birmingham Algernon Smith, a former student, attended the current Howard College graduation. He left the college two months before the 1886 ceremony due to ill health and is noted as improved now in health.
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Birmingham
Ala
Howard College
Algernon Smith
Smith
Estates case notices in Neosho County Kansas
First published legal notice lists Inez Cassingham Administratrix of John Cassingham estate as plaintiff and a long roster of defendants including Frank Henderson Harold Carmichael Warren Wat Kin Glen Madden VirgIl Potts Albert Wolfe Dora Meier Guy Rk Clark Charles Pomeroy Frank Dannenberg Elsie Pannenberg William Shepard Fred Mattson and others in district court Chanute Kansas with case action and dates between July 17 1958 and August 14 1959
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Neosho County
Kansas
Chanute
Inez Cassingham
John Cassingham
Frank C. Henderson
Harold J. Carmichael
Warren CO. Watkin
Glen Madden
Virgil L. Potts
Albert Wolfe
Dora D. Meier
Guy RK. Clark
Charles B. Pomeroy
Frank Dannenberg
Elsie Pannenberg
William A. Shepard
Fred W. Mattson
A B Mattson
Arnold R. Ferguson
J. W. Neff
James Crane
D. Blackwood
Defendents
Chanute Tribune
Neorbho County
Kenneth W. Wright
Notice of Sheriff Sale and Related Notices in Neosho County
Public auction notices by Sheriff Gerald D. Bloan outline sale of property from a 1953 lease in Township 27S Range 18, a contraband liquor seizure, and a probate hearing for the estate of William Russman. Procedures mark August 1959 filings. multiple names include J. Crane J. W Neff Ethel Burris L. Burris Karol Clodfelter Ed Bussman and others.
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Neosho County
Coanute
Kansas
L. P Burris
Ethel E. Burris
James Crane
J. W Neff
Office of the Register of Deeds
Notices of Estate Hearings and Appointments in Neosho County
Several probate notices announce hearings and filings in Neosho County Kansas. Arch ies L ie Spence Kenneth W Wright and others seek final settlements executorships and certificate of heirs with August 29 1959 notice deadlines and August 7 1950 August 21 1959 publication dates. Attorneys Balch Bailey Forsyth listed as counsel.
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State OF
Kansas
Joe F. Balch
Archie Lee Spence
Erie
Petiioner Balch & Bailey Attorneys
Kenneth W. Wright
Signer Wright
Neosho County
Signe O. Wright
Charles F. Forsyth
Executria
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A’s
Tigers
By Joe Reichler
Early Wynn
Wynns
Christy Mathewson
Walter Johnson
Herb Pennock
Bob Felter
Kid Nichols
Iron Man
Joe McGinnity
Cy Young
Grover Alexander
Cubs
Giants
Tampa
John Henderson Burnett
St Loui Browns
Burnett
Browns
al Lopes
Adda
Lopes
Detroit Tigers
Philadelphia Inquirer
Eddie Sawyer
Philadelphia Phillies
John Quinn
Sawyer
Quinn
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Milwaukee
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Cincinnat
St. Louis AS
St. Lous
Ndilwaukee
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WATT
Sinclair
Main & Plummer
Innings Methodists
Christiana
Collax
Rawls
Hilton’s Kennels
PET Supplies
Stud Service
AEC
Boston Terriers
Mrs
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Alphonse Halimi
South Bend
Ind
Curtiss-Wright Corp
Motor City Golf
University of Oklahoma
William Harvey
Frederick Swan
Tommy
Jill
Paul Casady
Terry
Mickey
Grand Lake Area
W. D. Lairmore
Kerry
Laurie
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CYC
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South Mound
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Pittsburg
Frank DeGasperi
Erie & Vicinity
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Colony
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Marie Hoffmeier
Bill Rilen
Bud Thompson
TNT
Nole
Gerald D. Bloan
John O'Brien
Mission Township
Skaneas
State OF Kansas
Karol Clodfpelter
Gerald D. Bloont
Gerald DL. Sloan
William Russman
ED Bussman
William Bussman
Outer Space
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Louise
the Outlaw
Oan
Weer Ware
WM van Ord
Pna
BALCH @ BAILEY Attorneys
Petitioner
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Robert Robert Mitchum-Wagner
Richard Egan
Philips
Cinematecore
Dick Powell
Wendell “Mayes
Shark Reef
Cinema Geom Co.ne
Joanne Woodward
Paul Newman
Joel McCrea
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