Former Teammates Tough on Yankees
The Yankees drop two of three to Kansas City as ex teammates Ralph Terry Jack Urban win and ex-Yankees Woody Held Bob Cerv Billy Martin drive the offense. Other action lifts Milwaukee, Philadelphia, and Chicago with key NL and AL results shaping the pennant race.
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Baseball scores and standings across major leagues
The Associated Press reports National League standings with Milwaukee leading, St. Louis and Brooklyn close, and Chicago far behind. Friday results include Brooklyn 3 Milwaukee 2 and Philadelphia 3 St. Louis 2. American League shows New York atop, Chicago near .600, with several midseason results and Saturday schedules across leagues. Minor leagues list multiple outcomes from Denver to Shreveport and beyond.
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Jameson Leads Heart of America Golf Tour
Betty Jameson of San Antonio held a one stroke lead entering the second round of the Heart of America tournament in Kansas City. She carded 36 37 73 with 4 birdies and 12 pars on the 6400 yard Blue Hills course as three other pros broke par 75.
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Non-Pro Tourney Ends First Week in Wichita
The National Non-Pro Baseball Tournament ends its first week with a five game schedule in Wichita Kansas. Two more teams were eliminated in the double elimination event which began with 32 entries. The championship game is still two weeks away.
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Colonial Heights and Macon Triumph in Early Round Play
Colonial Heights, Virginia defeated Middletown, Indiana 9-3 while Macon, Virginia beat Lexington, Kentucky 7-3 in second round action. Dallas, Texas shut out Gray, Oklahoma 6-0 in a second round game with byes given in the first round.
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Repulski Delivers as Phillies Edge Cardinals 3 2
Repulski drove in all three Phillies runs including a two run homer in the eighth to topple the St. Louis Cardinals 3 2. Mizell took the loss for the Cards while Haddix improved to 10 10. Cunningham and Ennis contributed in the first inning.
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High Prairie Baptists Dominate League Softball Victory
High Prairie Baptists routed Evangelical United Brethren 10 to 0 at Highland Park in the Church League. Baptist battery Hall and B Grogan shut down EUB with M Grogan and Eastburn hitting. Christian eliminated 9 to 8 by High Prairie. Wells and Tripp pitched for Christian while Watts and Steele covered for High Prairie. Knights of Columbus square off with Lutherans in a winners bracket game at 7 30 at Highland Park while Stark meets Methodist in the lower bracket at 9 30.
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Alumni Defeat Junior Legion 6-3 at City Park
Alumni defeated the Junior American Legion team 6-3 at City Park. Alumni pitchers Ramsdell White and Jerome held the Legion to three runs while fielder Ramsdell, White and Jerome starred on defense. Legion hurlers Fulkerson Showalter and Treloggen took the loss.
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Co Medalists Favorite in Western Amateur Semis
ST LOUIS co medalists Paul Rodgers and Joe Campbell head the Western Amateur field as favorites in the semifinals. Rodgers, 19, from La Jolla, faces Dr Edgar Updegraff, 35, of Tucson who treated him for a throat ailment this week. Campbell, ex Purdue star from Knoxville, meets Jim Vickers, 28, of Wichita. Campbell beat Bob Pratt 10 9. Rodgers beat Ward Wettlaufer 6 6. Updegraff defeated Jim Hiskey 6 5 to reach semis.
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Kansas Sets Hunting Seasons Across States and Species
The State Forestry Fish and Game Commission announced hunting dates for quail pheasants prairie chickens squirrels bullfrogs and other critters with opening days in November and December. Bag limits include eight quail and five ducks with various limits for pheasants prairie chickens and geese.
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Idaho Bouts Highlight Morning Round Upset Feel
Vickers defeated 46-year-old Jim Frisina Sr. of Taylorville Illinois 7 to 5. The winners today advance to tomorrow's row for the championship.
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Logart Beats Walter Byars For Ten Round Decision
In Detroit last night Isaac Logart from Camaguey Cuba defeated Walter Byars by unanimous decision after ten rounds. Logart weighed 146 pounds while Byars was 14644. Spectators and promoters indicated a rematch talk would be unnecessary despite the close bout.
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Walter Byars
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Camaguey
Cuba
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Athletics Trounce Cardinals 20-0 in Opening Week Tourney
The Athletics crushed the Cardinals 20-0 as Litt le Leaguers wrapped up the first week of a two week tournament. The White Sox defeated the Rums 5-0 to reach the winners bracket finals. Next games include White Sox versus Tigers at Evangelical United Brethren church diamond and Hawks versus Yanks at City Park, both at 6 p.m. Tuesday. The tournament is expected to end by August 30, O K. James announced.
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Miss Gunderson Meets Iowa Golfing Mother
Joan Gunderson, a relaxed redhaired teenager from Seattle, meets an Iowa golfing mother in Sacramento. The encounter unfolds amid a polite, casual exchange as local reporters note her presence and plan for a future visit.
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Iowa
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Calif
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Seattle
Joanne Casey Johnstone Reaches Final in Women’s Amateur Golf
18-year-old Joanne Casey Johnstone won 3 and 1 to advance to the final against Anne Richardson. Mrs. Johnstone, 34, defeated Carole Jo Kabler 7 and 6 at Del Paso Country Club after a three under par 74. The Seattle native previously beat Mrs. Johnstone in last year's semifinal before losing the final to Marlene Streit.
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Anne Richardson
Columbus
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Jo Kabler
del Paso Country Club
Seattle
Marlene Stewart Streit
Fonthill
Ontario
Two Himalayan Bears Available at Wichita
In Wichita Kansas a park operator, George Consolver, offers two female Himalayan bears surplus after an owner failed to collect them. The bears were left for free child shows, but the owner vanished ten days ago and the feed bill rises. The Humane Society declines the donation and the Wichita Zoo reports it is full of bears. Graham Hayes, deputy county attorney, informs Consolver of legal steps.
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Navy Duty Completed By Harold Van Gundy
Harold R. Van Gundy son of Mr and Mrs Curtis H Van Gundy 214 W Pine will be discharged from the Navy in Long Beach California next week He spent 18 months in Japan and has served three years He plans to enter Kansas University as a freshman this fall The Van Gundys are former Lawrence residents.
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France to launch national economic menu to curb inflation
The Gaillard government plans a Monday start for a nationalized radio economic menu offering low priced items to ease inflation in France. In London, Lieut. Col. Malcolm Bowes Lyon, uncle of the Queen, is noted in the roundup.
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Felix Gaillard
Gaillard
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Malcolm Bowes-Lyon
Mother Elizabeth Dies at 83 in Chanute
The Chanute Tribune notes the death of Mother Elizabeth, aged 83, in Chanute yesterday. The obituary records the deceased's age and location of death.
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Tungsten first isolated in 1771 by Scheele
Swedish chemist K W Scheele first isolated tungsten in its pure form in 1771, marking a landmark in chemistry and the study of refractory metals.
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