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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1958
Page
6
Ralph Terry tossed a one hitter over Washington as the Kansas City A's won 1-0 to pull into a sixth place tie with Cleveland in the American League. Mickey Mantle powered the Yankees to an 8-5 win over the White Sox, while Boston and Baltimore also won.
Last night in the Church Softball League the Lutherans defeated High Prairie 24 to 2 and Stark beat the Methodists 19 to 9. Lutherans and Stark advance in winners bracket while Stark faces Lutherans in loser's bracket semi finals. First Baptist meets St Patrick's in the winer's bracket semi final.
In Darien Connecticut the 36 hole final of the Women's National Amateur Golf Championship features Anne Quast Stanford senior from Marysville Washington and Barbara Romack Sacramento former champion. Romack aiming to clinch title again while Quast seeks a first victory after notable runs since 1952 and a dramatic win over JoAnne Gunderson.
Kansas City Athletics sold Murry Dickson a 42 year old pitcher from Leavenworth Kansas to the New York Yankees on waivers. The A's receive cash and a satisfactory player from the Yankees next spring. Dickson won nine games and lost five for the A's before his release to make room for Louis Klimchock, an 18 year old second baseman from Hostetter Pennsylvania who led the Pioneer League with a .390 batting average at Pocatello Idaho.
American League standings show New York leading with 77 wins and 81 losses? standings misaligned. Chicago 64 57 .529, Boston 57 62, Baltimore 58 61, Cleveland 57 65, Kansas City 56 64, Washington 51 69. Friday results include New York 8-5 Chicago and Boston 4-3 Cleveland. Sunday features several matchups and doubledheader notes.
Fight results list New York Gil Turner over Stefan Ried 151 to 147 by points in Philadelphia. Pittsburgh Alonzo Johnson stops Emil Brtko 184 to 194 in 5 rounds. Anaconda Roger Rouse stops Joe Neal 169 to 165 in 2 rounds. Melbourne Willie Morton outpoints Franco Rossini 140 percent to 140 in 12 rounds. Notable note: Russia study claim cites ten million students learning English per Dr Leon Twarog of Boston University after a 60 RLAC tour.
Sad Sam Jones battles through seven innings then 14th inning strikeouts lift the Braves 9-1 over the Phillies. Rip Repulski and Sally Hemus deliver key hits in the eighth inning to spark the late surge.
Ralph Terry of the Kansas City Athletics nearly pitched a perfect game but was broken up by Russ Kemmerer's third inning single as Washington won 1-0. Sad Sam Jones of the St Louis Cardinals also saw his no-hit bid fail before Rip Repulski hit a homer. Jones struck out 14 in a 9-1 loss to Philadelphia. Gene Green and Gene Freese homered for St Louis, with Musial adding two doubles in a 12-hit attack.
Kathy Cornelius, 25, Florida mother, seeks a breakthrough at Waterloo Open with 72 holes to go as Fay Crocker holds a four stroke lead after two rounds. Crocker fired a second straight two under par 70 to reach 140, while Miss Otto German and Louise Suggs sit five behind at 145.
Premier Rifai signaled willingness to meet with President Nasser amid easing Jordan UAR tensions. Jordan accuses Nasser of aiming to overthrow the government and kill King Hussein. Signals point to possible talks, Arab League ties, and reopening Syria border with UAR influence.
Gil Turner voted back in the win column with a 10 round unanimous decision over Stefan Redl at Madison Square Garden. Turner, 27, moved early but Redl pressed. Turner pulled away in rounds 8 through 10 to seal the fight, with judges scoring 6-3-1, 7-3, and 6-4.
The Pirates overwhelmed the Red Sox 25-4 to finish third in the final Ateam standings. Craig Ward pitched three scoreless innings before Richard Edwards closed out the game with Raymond Cameron catching. The Red Sox battery was Chaney and Vaughn. The Pee Wee All-Stars face Humboldt All-Stars at 4 pm at the EUB diamond, followed by a combined All-Star game at 5:30 pm Monday.
Ralph Terry of the Athletics faced 28 batters without a walk and allowed only one hit, a third inning single by losing pitcher Russ Kemmerer, in a 1-0 win. Frank Malzone of the Red Sox homered in the fourth to tie and doubled in the eighth for a 4-3 victory over the Indians.
An advertising feature highlights how classified ads help readers find property, goods, and services. It outlines practical tips for comparing prices, contacting sellers, and evaluating listings to secure best value. The guide emphasizes clear communication and careful budgeting for smart purchases.
Timothy Getty twelve year old son of oil heir J Paul Getty provided his own funeral poem at the Church of the Flowers service in Los Angeles The boy who faced brain tumor illness recited a simple faith filled verse read by loved ones including his mother Louise Dudley Lynch Getty The poem expresses protection courage and trust in God through night and day
Italian singer Domenico Modugno soars to coast to coast fame after his hit Nel Blu Dipinto di Blu. He secures $10,000 weekly for Las Vegas Desert Inn and other dates in New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh Chicago Toronto Las Vegas and Los Angeles. He will perform at Carnegie Hall on September 17 recognizing the universal reach of music.
In Cairo a group of geologists from Communist Czechoslovakia left for Yemen to prospect for oil, according to Egypt's Middle East News Agency. Other brief items note Richard Pape's marriage in Wellington, Ryukyuan currency move announced by Lt General Booth, a stand in for My Fair Lady's Eliza in London, and Jordan weighing resuming diplomatic ties.
The Interstate Fair and Rodeo in Coffeyville marks its 50th anniversary with a six day run starting Tuesday. Governor George Docking will attend as a guest of the fair association on Thursday and participate in the western parade. Opening events include a western style breakfast on the plaza and an expected attendance of 1,100.
Topeka AP reports Clyde M. Reed Jr. capturing the Republican gubernatorial nomination with a 106,615 vote margin. Official canvass totals list Reed at 72.6 percent of GOP votes. other offices show wide party leads including Docking’s unopposed Democratic renomination and multiple state-level races with Republican and Democrat tallies.
Official returns show McCall and Jackson contesting Justice of the Supreme Court position No. 1 with McCall winning the unexpired term in a Republican edge. In Congress First District, Avery leads in wake of county tallies while Domme and Breeding trail. Fatzer and Blues compete for court seat alongside Jackson. Bulgaria reports under cultivation of less than half its land with one third forested.
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