Red Sox Top Yankees in Doubleheader Sweep
Boston Red Sox overpower New York in both ends of a doubleheader 4-2 and 10-5. Ted Williams homered and Wil lard Nixon improved to 7-2 with two RBIs. Jackie Jensen hit a grand slam and Norb Zahnhin added a three-run shot as Tom Hurd pitched 6 1 3 innings of relief. The day also saw Brooklyn, St Louis, and Chicago win, leaving the Yanks five games up in the American League.
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New York Yankees
Ted Williams
Williams
Willard Nixon
Ike Delock
Jackie Jensen
Norb Zauchin
Tom Hurd
New York
Boston
Cleveland
Detroit
White Sox
Kansas City
Chicago
Baltimore
Washington
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Yanks
Cubs
Dodgers
Duke Snider
Don Newcombe
Clem Lahine
Phils
Newcombe
Baseball Scores and Standings Across Leagues
The AP reports AL and NL standings with wins and losses for New York Cleveland Chicago St Louis and Brooklyn among others. Tuesday results include Boston 4 10 New York 2 5 Chicago 8 3 and Cleveland 6 8 Detroit 5 5 with 15 innings noted.
Ted Williams Returns to Baseball After Retirement Doubt
New York AP Ted Williams, nearing 37, declares he will play as long as he can help the Boston Red Sox after recovering from back inflammation that sidelined him 10 days. He hits a first game double and a 10th homer, then walks as a pinch hitter in the second game as Boston wins 4-2 and 10-8.
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New York
Ted Williams
Boston Red Sox
New York Yankees
Red Sox
Jimmy Piersall
Willams
Bobs Turley
Ted
Turley
Boston
Fred Sox
Williams
Tech
Baseball Leaders From 175 At Bats And 5 Decisions
Lists show Kaline leading batting with .373 and 114 hits for Detroit, Fox second with .337, Doby third. Mantle tops home runs with 18. Jensen drives in 65 for Boston, Kaline 63, Mantle 57. Pitching leaders include Konstanty 6-0 and Morgan 5-0, Wynn 11-2. Batting averages include Ashburn .349 and Campanella .335.
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Detroit
Fox
Chicago
Doby
Cleveland
Jensen
Boston
Mantle
New York
Smith
Konstanty
Morgan
Wynn
Ashburn
Philadelphia
Campanella
Brooklyn
Aaron
Milwaukee
Snider
Kluszewski
Cincinnati
Mueller
Newcombe
Lees
Labine
Collum
Arroyo
St. Louis
Savage Beats Walker In 10 Round Decision
Milo Savage and Sammy Walker split their first two bouts, with Savage winning a majority decision in ten rounds at St. Nicholas Arena. Savage weighed 161 pounds to Walker 1561. Referee George Walsh called it even at 4-4-2, but Agnello and Forbes favored Savage. Savage climbs to 35-32-8. Walker to 35-35-7. The AP card was 5-3-2 for Savage. The Monmouth Park note mentions 60 vacationing students from 49 colleges.
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Milo Savage
Sammy Walker
Savage
Walker
St. Nicholas Arena
Springfeld
Mass
George Walsh
Joel Agnello
Parsons Defeats VFW Nine In Fourth Of July Baseball
Parsons American Legion junior team defeated VFW 17 to 13 at City Park as Chanute’s Bill White left after an inning and Willard Ramsdell Jr. finished. Parsons built a 6-0 lead, outhit Chanute 15 to 12, and stretched the margin with runs in the second, third, fourth, sixth and ninth. Chanute’s David Fehr homered in the second and hit a triple in the sixth as the VFW tallies came in multiple frames.
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Parsons American Legion
City Park
Parsons
Chanute
Bill White
Willard Ramsdell Jr
VFW
David Fehr
Trabert Faces Pro Plans Amid Tax Talk
Wimbledon singles champion Tony Trabert said he has no professional plans and has received no offer. He noted high taxes on lump sum contracts could deter him, preferring amateur status to protect business contacts for his job with American Security Bank Note Co. He returned to Cincinnati after exhibition play in Holland and aims to build his future while promoting tennis interest.
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West Coast
American Security Bank Note Co
University of Cincinnati
Holland
London
Cincinnati Tennis Club
Carrier Intrepid Aces Italian All Stars 12 8
The Intrepid baseball team on the carrier Intrepid won 12 to 8 against an Italian all star squad. Most hits were line drives bloopers or grounders to center field. Practice on the flight deck shapes their hitting and any foul line ball lands in the sea.
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Intrepid
Carrier Boys
Kaline and Ashburn Share Major League Batting Leads
New York. Kaline leads the American League with a .387 average after an eight point gain to .873? and 18 hits in 43 at bats. Ashburn tops the National League at .349 with 10 hits in 31 trips as Campanella slides to .335 with a knee injury lingering.
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Detroit
al Kaline
Richie Ashburn
Philadelphia Phillies
Kaline
Nellie Fox
Chicago
Ashburn
Brooklyn
Roy Campanella
Bobby Avila
Cleveland
Duke Snider
Giants
Willie Mays
Snider
Ted Kluszewski
Mickey Mantle
Jackie Jenset
Boston
Cards Win Two as Athletics Split Doubleheader
The St. Louis Cardinals won two of three over the Fourth of July stretch, with Bill Virdon driving in a 10th inning winner and Rip Repulski homering twice. Del Crandall belted a ninth inning homer to force extra innings in the nightcap and Mel Weight earned the win. The A's split with the White Sox in Kansas City, taking the nightcap 4-3 after losing 8-3. Vic Power scored in the eighth on a Lopez error and homer by Lopez set the stage for the comeback. Connie Johnson shut down Oakland for seven hits in the opener.
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St. Louis
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del Crandall
Tom Poholsky
Braves
Rip Repulski
Art Fowler
Cubs
Ted Kluszewski
Cincinnati
Chicago
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Warren Hacker
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Pittsburgh
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Athletics
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George K
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Lopez
Kell
Chico Carrasquel
Walt Propo
Connie Johnson
Savage Edges Walker In Narrow Naval Bout
Milo Savage of Salt Lake City outpointed Sammy Walker of Springfield Massachusetts over ten rounds in Quebec. Gerry Drouin of Quebec outpointed Armand Savoye of Montreal in a ten round welter bout.
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New York
Milo Savage
Salt Lake City
Sammy Walker
Springfield
Mass
Quebec
Gerry Drouin
Armand Savoie
Montreal
Andres Wins 75 Mile National Motorcycle Rally in Dodge City
San Diego rider Brad Andres, 19, captured the 75 mile championship at the National Motorcycle Rally in Dodge City Kas, earning 1053 dollars and a gold ring. He finished a quarter lap ahead of John Gibson with Al Gunter third and Don Hutchinson fourth as about 4,500 watched. The rally wrapped after three days with roughly 75 entered and Joe Minnono winning the drag races.
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Kas
Brad Andres
San Diego
Calif
Laconia
N. H
Daytona Beach
Fla
Andres
John Gibson
Aradia
al ‘Gunter
Monterey Park
Don Hutchinson
Kansas City
Joe Minnono
Fort Worth
Tex
Ted Davis
Ponca City
Okla
Marsh Pottorff
Pueblo
Colo
Lee Schoenecker
Wichita, Kan
Cliff Reed
Tulsa
Wichitan Wins 6th Annual Missouri Valley Regatta
Ted Wells of Wichita won the 6th annual Missouri Valley championship regatta for Snipe boats at Lake Manawa yesterday. It marked his third title in six years at the event while Gene Mori became the head of two other major race tracks Garden State Park in New Jersey and Tanforan in California.
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Ted Wells
Wichita
Lake Manawa
Gene Mori
Hialeah Race Track
Garden State Park
New Jersey
Tanforan
California
Ernest Craig Named State Game Protector
Ernest Craig former Neosho county sheriff is appointed game protector for La bette and Cherokee counties. He plans to locate headquarters at Columbus or Baxter Springs and the family will move to the chosen place.
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Ernest Craig
Neosho County
Labette
Cherokee
Columbus
Baxter Springs
Aurora Wins VFW Tourney With 7-0 Final
Un defeated Aurora, Illinois claimed the VFW National Invitational Softball Tournament title with a 7-0 win over Wichita. Chick Walsh pitched all five Illinois victories.
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Fort Madison
Iowa
Aurora
Ill
Wichita
Chick Walsh
Illinois
Global Briefs from Bergen to Formosa Highlights
A Bergen harbor fire leveled half of 18th century wooden trading houses, causing about 240000 dollars in damages. In Seoul, South Korea activated the last two U S financed army reserve divisions, boosting its force. Mexico’s PRI claims a sweeping congressional victory as results await final official tallies. Monte Carlo Bank reports a 700 million franc deficit amid stock declines. UN calls for new agricultural methods and incentives for tropical Africa. In Paris Algeria clash fears rise as debate is postponed. In Formosa nationalist planes attack near Loyuan Bay, three junks set afire but crews safe.
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Norway
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Squay
Taipei
Formosa
Loyuan Bay
Matsu Island
Humboldt Hosts Family Dinner With Visitors From Chanute Fort Leonard Wood
Mr and Mrs Marvin Wellcome welcomed a large group for a Sunday family dinner in Humboldt. Attendees included Ervin Headley Leon Henderson Bobby Kerns of the U S Army and numerous Headley Bee man Larson Brink man Wilson Bunner and others visiting from Chanute Fort Leonard Wood Chicago and nearby areas. The gathering featured extended family and relatives sharing time before some guests returned home.
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Ervin Headley
Leon Henderson
Bobby Kerns
U.S. Army
Raymond Headley
Stevie Okla
George Beeman
Theresa Ann
Chanute
Jones Rowe
Fort Leonard Wood
Lawrence Larson
Connie
Lonnie and
Earl
Ed Brinkman
Norma Jean
Walter Headley
Zella
Joe and
Bonnie
Elmina Wilson
Leroy and
Leila
Keith Bunnell
Chicago
Mr. Bunner
Humboldt Guests Attend Holiday Visits Across Kansas and Beyond
Humboldt residents hosted family and friends over the holiday weekend while others traveled widely. The Choguills and relatives visited the Holy Land and Cairo before planned Europe and Asia tours. Judy Finney returned from a Presbyterian mission tour in the Southern Mountain area. Nearby, Miss Betty Crawford and Neva Crawford visited in Wichita, and Rose Marie Laude and Virginia Pollman returned to Topeka. Lions International delegates Robert Coe and wife attended the Atlantic City meeting. Additional calls came from Topeka and Iola families visiting Humboldt, with several relatives staying at local homes.
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Mr. Manion
Orlo Chaguill
Holy Land
Damascus
Europe
Kathryn
Choguill
First Presbyterian Church of
Topeka
Asia
L. G. Choguill
Humboldt
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Presbyterian Mission Fields
Presbyterian Church
McPherson
Betty Crawford
Wichita
Floyd
Crawford
Neva Crawford
Virginia
James Pollman
Robert Roush
Kansas City
O. H. Roush
Harvey Weide
Phillip
Steven
Iola
Arthur Jackson
Walter Headley
Ervin
Fort Leonard Wood
Ft. Leonard Wood
Bobby Kerns
Headley
Jones Rowe
Ft Leonard Wood
Rowe
William Towles
J. C. Griffitts
Minnie Towles
Charles Coe
Robert Coe
A. D. Coe
Ethel M Rose
Atlantic City
Lions International
Coe
Wichita Lions Club
M. H. Amos
San Antonio
Texas
Margare Amos
Portland
Ore
3000 Cars of Wheat Arrive in Kansas City
About 3,000 car loads of Kansas and Missouri wheat arrived in Kansas City during the three day weekend. The all time record for the same holiday weekend was 5,164 car loads in 1952. No. 1 hard wheat sold for $2.16 to $2.29 a bushel as cash grain trading opened to prevent a jam today.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Missouri
Cash Grain Department
The
Board of Trade
Khrushchev Says Russia Seeks Honest Geneva Talks
Moscow reports Khrushchev states Russia wants an honest basis for Geneva summit negotiations but can wait if the West refuses to negotiate seriously. He attends a U S embassy Fourth of July party with Bulganin and other top officials, stressing talks should be on equal terms.
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Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Russia
Geneva
Khrushchev
Walter N. Walmsley
United States
Nikolai Bulganin
Gwendolyn J Roberts Petition Filed in Balch Case
Petitioner Gwendolyn J. Roberts files a case represented by Balch and Bailey Attorneys for Petitioner. The document notes counsel and standard filing details in a formal legal notice style.
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Balch & Bailey
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