Buhl's Hex on Bums Stretches Brave Lead
Milwaukee ace Bob Buhl added control to his pitching with a 6-2 victory over Brooklyn, boosting the Braves to a three game lead in the National League. The win marked his seventh against the Dodgers without a loss, part of a stretch helped by his improved mechanics.
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Associated Press
Bob Buhl
Milwaukee
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Buhl
Brooks
Braves
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
St. Louis
New York
Giants
Pittsburgh
Chicago Cubs
Bob Friend
Scooter Is Shocked At Release by Yanks
In Hillside New Jersey former Yankee center Phil Rizutto known as Scooter watched his former teammates on television after 16 years with the club. He nimbly recalls his standout seasons while reflecting on the sudden release.
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Detroit
Scooter
Yanks
Hillside
N. J
Nimbie Softstop
Phil Rizzuto
New York Yankees
Major League Baseball Scores and Standings Update
National League leaders Milwaukee 75 47 Brooklyn 71 49 Cincinnati 72 53 Philadelphia 57 64 Pittsburgh 53 72 New York 50 71 Chicago 49 73 Sundays results include Milwaukee 6 Brooklyn 2 Cincinnati 10 Philadelphia 5 St Louis 4 New York 3 Pittsburgh 2 Chicago 0. American League top New York 80 46 Cleveland 70 51 Chicago 67 54 Boston 67 56 Baltimore 55 68 Washington 51 70 Kansas City 41 82.
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Cincinnati
Logie
Ain
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
New York
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Newcombe
Conley
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Cleveland
Boston
S.e
Deli Yalias
Baltimore
Washington
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Lemon
Griggs
Detroit
Columbus
Buffalo
Rochester
Richmond
Miami
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Havana
Wichita
Charleston
Louisville
Omaha
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Denver
Dallas
Houston
Fort Worth
Shreveport
Austin
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
San Antonio
Des Moines
Sioux City
Topeka
Lincoln
Amarillo
Albuquerque
Pueblo
Colorado Springs
Nine Teams Compete In National Non-Pro Tourney Upset
In Wichita the 11th day sees defending Boeing Bombers eliminated 11-8 by Midland Crucible Steels as eight runs come in the ninth. Glendales topple Rio Grades 7-5. Parkers defeat Jasper Steers 8-7. Cowboys blank Eagles 9-0. Dairymen beat Beers 9-8. Tonight features Erickson vs Magnavox, Loggers vs Ft Wayne, and Kiwanis vs West Allis with records shown in parentheses.
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Midland
Crucible Steels
Wichita Boeing Bombers
Bombers
Richmond
Glendales
Albuquerque
N.M. Rio
Huntsville
Ala
Parkers
Jasper
Texas
Steers
Alpine
Cowboys
Grand Junction
Colo
Eagles
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Dairymen
West Allis
Wis
Beers
Evanston
Ill
Ericksons
Greenville
Tenn
Magnavox
Deming
Wash
Loggers
Lincoln
Neb
Kiwanis
Iowan Wins Amputee Golf Championship in 1956
One armed Robert Sandler of Des Moines Iowa captured the 1956 National Amputee Golf Association title at Lake Shore Golf and Country Club Syracuse NY He shot 77 on Saturday to match his Friday 77 and totaled 154 to win on the par 72 layout The event marked the association s eighth annual tournament Walter Denman of Sedan Kansas won the senior trophy with 86 64 170
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Syracuse
N. Y
Robert Sandler
Des Moines
Iowa
Lake Shore Golf and Country Club
Walter Denman
Sedan
Kas
Mike Souchak Wins St. Paul Open
Mike Souchak won the $20,000 St. Paul Open in a final round one shot ahead of Jerry Barber. Barber missed a five foot eagle putt on the final green to force a playoff, boosting Souchak's year earnings to $19,886.66.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Detroit
Mike Souchak
Duke University
Jerry Barber
Los Angeles
Calhoun Webb Fight on TV in Chicago Stadium
Rory Calhoun and Spider Webb meet in a 10 round middleweight bout at Chicago Stadium broadcast and telecast. Calhoun, 23-0 from White Plains, faces Webb, 24 from Chicago, both undefeated and rated among top middleweights. The show includes Andrade vs Aragon and other TV fights across the week with various venues.
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Chicago
Rory Calhoun
White Plains
N.Y
Spider Webb
Calhoun
Georgia
Kayes
Bobby Boyd
Boyd
Webb
Cisco Andrade
Compton
Calif
Art Aragon
Los Angeles
Wrigley Field
New York
St. Nicholas Arena
Jerry Luedee
New Haven
Bob Provizzi
Jimmy Soo
Philadelphia
Baby Vasquez
Mexico City
Washington
New Capital Arena
Soe
Ezzard Charles
Harry Matthews
Seattle
Babe Zaarias Fights Cancer but Shows Improvement
In Galveston Texas doctors report Babe Zaarias a famed woman athlete has lost some ground in her cancer battle due to nourishment difficulties. Her husband George says the family hopes she survives and improves. The physician adds she is better, cheerful, alert, and free from pain.
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Galveston
Texa
Babe Zaarias
George
Kansas Officials Arena to Attend Emporia Clinic
About 75 members of the Kansas College Officials Association are expected to attend its annual football clinic in Emporia on September 8 and 9.
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Emporiam
Kansas College
Lernial Homers Big Boost to A's In Boston Loss
Gus Zernial, veteran slugger for Kansas City, homered twice and collected five hits in eight at bats as the Athletics split a doubleheader with the Red Sox in Fenway Park. Zernial's 16th homer, a ninth inning drive, helped put Oakland ahead, while Art Ditmar secured his 10th win for Boston in the opener.
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Tom Sturdivant
Detroit
Tigers
New York Yankees
Bengals
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Cleveland
Washington
Early Wynn
Chicago White Sox
Balltimore
Boston
Kansas City
RBI
Hank Sauer
Tom Poholsky
Cards
Joe Margoneri
Ray Katt
Stan Musial
Giants
Vinegar Bend
Yankee
Gil McDougald
Sturdivant
Yank
Maury McDermott
Steve Gromek
Mickey Mantle
Rocky Colavito
Nats
Wynn
Pete Runnels
Billy Pierce
Orioles
Baltimore
Willie Miranda
Bill Wight
White Sox
Gerry Staley
Birds
Gus Triandos
Fred Hatfield
Hec Brown
Dick Gernert
Ted Lepcio
Willard Nixon
Bobby Shantz
Gus Zernial
Lou Skizas
al Pilarcik
Associated Press
Babe Ruth
Fenway Park
Athletics
Red Sox
Zornial
Vic Power
A's
Billy Klaus
Ted Williams
Milt Bolling
Art Ditmar
Mickey Vernon
Johnny Groth
Bolling
Dick Gernhert
Zernial
A’s
Xernial
Gernerts
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Cardinals
New York Giant
Redbird
Vinegar Bend Mizell
Dick Littlefield
Johnny Antonelli
Alvin Dark
Bill Sarni
Bobby del Greco
Foster Castleman
Ken Boyer
New York
Kansas City Dons Win Women's Four-State Softball Title
The Kansas City Dons defeated Cedar Rapids Iowa 10 to 3 to capture the Women s Four-State Regional Softball Tournament title in Topeka last night.
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Kansas City
Dons
Topeka
Kansas City Team Advances To National Tourney in Clearwater
Cedar Rapids reached the finals by defeating Wichita 2 to 1 yesterday afternoon. Saturday night scores include Wichita 6 North Platte 0 and St Louis 7 Springfield 4. Kansas City Dons 4 Cedar Rapids 1. Wichita 7 St Louis 4.
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Clearwater
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Wichita
North Platte, Neb
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Kulls
Springfield
Dons
Davis Cup Hopes Sag as Australia Wins Doubles Title
BROOKLINE Mass US hopes to regain the Davis Cup sagged as Lew Hoad and Ken Rosewall won the 75th National Doubles Tournament in Longwood 6 2 6 2 3 6 6 4 over Vic Seixas and Ham Richardson. The US is favored to beat Italy and India for a December challenge while Louise Brough and Margaret Osborne Du Pont captured their 11th National Doubles title 6 3 6 0 over Shirley Fry and Betty Rosenquest Pratt.
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Lew Hoad
Ken Rosewall
Hoad
Rosewall
U.S
Vic Seixas
Ham Richardson
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Longwood
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India
Louise Brough
Beverly Hills
Calif
Margaret Osborne
du Pont
Wilmington
Del
Shirley Fry
St. Petersburg
Fla
Betty Rosenquest Pratt
Jamaica
B.W.1
Miss Brough
Community Park party honors Sally Bauer in Tulsa
Sally Lee Bauer of Tulsa was guest of honor at a cabin party in Community Park organized by Richard Gerken, Larry Barlow, and Leo Hansen with chaperone Mrs. V. V. Bauer. She spent the summer with relatives in Humboldt and will return to Tulsa to start school next term. Dancing and refreshments followed.
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Tulsa
Community Park
Richard Gerken
Larry Barlow
Leo Hansen
V. V. Bauer
Sally
Humboldt
Merle West
Mr. West
The
Baptist Women’s Missionary Society
Lloyd Hengan
Arthur Carlson
Eugene Bennett
Jack Lombard
William F. Hansen
Edward Hansen
Pvt. Hansen
Fort Leonard Wood
Fort Dix
Mary Dorothy
Mary Patrick
Sacred Heart Convent
Wichita
St. Joseph's Catholic School
Walter Clum
Lyle
Local families enjoy weekend visits across Kansas
A series of weekend stops winds through Lawrence Chanute Pittsburg and Wichita as residents visit relatives, attend weddings, and welcome guests. Calvin G. Puckett hosts in Lawrence while Mrs. Townsend greets J M Shaffer and granddaughter, Wayne Brenner visits, and Ann Townsend weds Robert Johnson at town venue.
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J. M. Shaffer
Bartlesville
Shaffer
Townsend
Wayne Breiner
Pittsburg
Robert Johnson
Don Harrington
Brighton
Colo
Language Practice Questions 1 2 3 4
The queries ask about grammar pronunciation and spelling. The tasks include identifying the error in ought to of known and pronouncing mosaic, selecting the misspelled word pestalence, and defining the prefix hyper- meaning over beyond or excessive.
Hagge Wins Mile High Golf
Marlene Bauer Hagge at 22 wins the Mile High Women s Open with a 284 total to break the LPGA 72 hole scoring record. Fay Crocker and Vannie Colby finish strong as the field chases Suggs’s career earnings mark, with Cornelius and Jameson among top contenders.
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Marlene Bauer Hagge
Sarasota
Fla
Kathy Cornelius
Lake Worth
St. Petersburg
Mrs. Hagge
Louise Suggs
Atlanta
Fay Crocker
Montevideo
Uruguay
Vannie Colby
Hollywood
Fila
Betty Dodd
Louisville
Beverly Hanson
Apple Valley
Calif
Glorida Armstrong
Oakland
Miss Cornelius
Betty Jameson
San Antonio
Tex
Marilynn Smith
Wichita
Kan
Ed Furgol to Quit Westwood Country Club
Natl Open champion Ed Furgol will leave his post as club pro at Westwood Country Club St Louis after five years when his contract expires Oct 31 The 39 year old pro who plays with a shortened left arm and recently won the Milwaukee Open prize of 35000 is noted in this brief item.
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Ed Furgol
Westwood Country Club
Bole'' meaning and usage in excerpt
The piece discusses a quiz style query on bole and provides four clarifications. It explains the pronunciation moe zay ick with emphasis on the second syllable, notes the term pestilence, and identifies the writer's work as marked by hyperbole with evident exaggeration.
Notice of Hearing on Will Probate in Neosho KS
In Neosho County Probate Court a petition by Zulah Z Haddan widow and executrix named in the will of Elmer W Haddan Sr deceased requests probate of his will dated December 1 1952 and appointment of Zulah Haddan without bond. A hearing is set for September 12 1956 at 10:00 AM in Neosho County Kansas.
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Chanute Tribune
State OF Kansas
Neosho County
Raid
Elmer W. Haddan
Zulah Z Haddan
Kansas
Balch & Bailey
John Kizer
John Kiser
Chanute
Las John Kisser
Erie
Avery Sprague
Robert Pennington
Henry Fields
Board of Penal Institutions
Lansing
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