Red Sox sweep Yanks in doubleheader to climb standings
Boston routs New York 4-2 and 10-5 as Ted Williams paces with a double and homer in the opener and a later pinch walk. Willard Nixon improves to 7-2 over the Yankees, with Ike Delock and Tom Hurd keying relief. Grand slams by Jackie Jensen and Norb Zauchin cap the nightcap.
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Boston Red Sox
New York Yankees
Ted Williams
Williams
Willard Nixon
Ike Delock
Jackie Jensen
Norb Zauchin
Tom Hurd
New York
Ted Williams Returns to Baseball Keeps Hitting Form
Ted Williams, nearing 37, declares retirement off and on but returns to play for the Boston Red Sox. He recovered from back inflammation, homered off Bob Turley for his 10th of the season in a 4-2 win, and later walked as a pinch hitter in a 10-8 victory as his average rose to .2386.
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New York
Ted Williams
Boston Red Sox
New York Yankees
Red Sox
Jimmy Piersall
Willams
Bob Turley
Ted
Turley
Boston
Piedfox
Willian
Reston
Baseball Scores And Standings From Major Leagues
The AP tallies American and National League results with standings. Key races show New York leading the AL, followed by Cleveland and Chicago. Brooklyn atop the NL with Chicago, Cincinnati and New York close behind. Schedule notes include Wynn and Shantz starting in Cleveland at Kansas City, plus night games across the leagues.
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Boston
Cleveland
Detroit
White Sox
Kansas City
Chicago
Baltimore
Washington
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
New York
Yanks
Cubs
Dodgers
Duke Snider
Don Newcombe
Clem Labine
Phils
Newcombe
Associated Press
Detroit Ice
Wynn
Shantz
ASC
St. Louis Cove
Spooner
Roberts
Antonelli
Martin
Louisville
Denver
Omaha
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Beaumont
Houston
Fort Worth
Oklahoma City
Baseball Leaders From The Season These Players Dominate Stat Lines
League batting leaders show Kaline Detroit at .373 with 114 hits and 65 RBIs. Mantle New York leads home runs with 18. Pitching leaders include Konstanty New York at 6-0 with 1.000 ERA and Wynn Cleveland at 11-2 with .846.
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Kaline
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 Ten Round Narrow Win
New York middleweights Milo Savage and Sammy Walker split their first two fights. Savage won a majority decision in ten rounds at St Nicholas Arena, weighing 161 pounds to Walkers 146. Referee George Walsh saw it 4-4-2, but Agnello 8-2 Forbes 5-4-1 favored Savage. Savage now 35-32-8 and Walker 35-35-7. The note also mentions Monmouth Park employing 60 vacationing students from 49 colleges.
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New York
Io Milo Savage
Sammy Walker
Savage
Walker
St. Nicholas Arena
Springfield
Mass
Treferee
George Walsh
Joe Agnello
Parsons Defeats VFW Nine in Fourth of July Game
Parsons American Legion defeated the Chanute VFW nine 17 to 13 at City Park during the Fourth of July celebration. Parsons outhit 15 to 12 and built a 6-0 lead in the first inning. Chanute's David Fehr homered in the second and tripled in the sixth as Bill White exited in the first inning with Ramsdell Jr. finishing.
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VFW
Parsons American Legion
City Park
Parsons
Chanute
Bill White
Willard Ramsdell Jr
David Fehr
Trabert Weighs Pro Career Over Income Taxes
Wimbledon champion Tony Trabert says he plans to remain an amateur for now. He cites potential tax impacts on lump sum pro contracts and notes his job as West Coast representative for the American Security Bank Note Co. He returned to Cincinnati to play at his home club after exhibitions in Europe.
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Champion
West Coast
American Security Bank Note Co
University of Cincinnati
Holland
London
Cincinnati Tennis Club
Carrier Intrepid team posts 12 8 win over Italian all stars
The Intrepid baseball squad on the carrier hit mainly line drives bloopers and grounders to center as they defeated an Italian all star team 12 to 8. Coaches say practice on the flight deck shapes their straightaway attack with foul line hits dropping into the drink.
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Rome
Intrepid
Carrier Boys
Kaline And Ashburn Lead Major League Batting Leaders
Detroit’s Al Kaline and Philadelphia’s Richie Ashburn top the major league batting charts. Kaline raised his average to .873 with 18 hits in 43 at bats, while Ashburn slipped to .349 after 10 safeties in 31 trips. Campanella dropped to .385 ahead of a knee injury.
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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 Maryss
Snider
Ted Kluszewski
Mickey Mantle
Jackie Jensen
Boston
Cardinals Sweep Braves as Repulski and Weight Star
The St. Louis Cardinals won two of three over the Fourth of July holiday, with Rip Repulski homering twice and Mel Weight earning a win in relief after Del Crandall’s ninth inning blast tied the nightcap. Bill Virdon delivered the deciding hit in the 10th inning. The Athletics split with the White Sox, with Connie Johnson limiting Oakland to seven hits in the opener and Vic Power scoring in the eighth to seal the nightcap 4-3.
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Wally Moon
Bill Virdon
St Louis
Milwaukee
del Crandall
Tom Poholsky
Braves
Rip Repulski
Art Fowler
Cubs
Ted Kluszewski
Cincinnati
Chicago
Gene Baker
Warren Hacker
Redlegs
Giants
Willie Mays
Pittsburgh
Paul Giel
Harry
the Hat
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County Stadium
Cards
Mel Weight
Crandall
Ed Mathews
St. Louis
Kansas City
Athletics
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Sox
Vic Power
Hector Lopez
George Kell
Lopez
Chico Carrasque
Walt Dropo
Connie Johnson
A’s
Fight Results From New York and Quebec
The Associated Press reports Milo Savage, 161, Salt Lake City, outpointed Sammy Walker, 156, Springfield Mass, 10 rounds. In Quebec Gerry Drouin, 145, outpointed Armand Savoy e, 141.5, Montreal, 10 rounds.
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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 Motorcycle Rally Championship
Andres, 19, of San Diego, wins the 75 mile national rally race in Dodge City, taking $1 053 and a gold ring. He finishes ahead of John Gibson with Al Gunter and Don Hutchinson rounding the top four. Time 1 01 35 21 as about 4500 spectators watch the three day event.
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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 Minnone
Fort Worth
Tex
Ted Davis
Ponca City
Okla
Marsh Pottorff
Pueblo, Colo
Lee Schoenecker
Wichita, Kan
Chiff Reed
Tulsa, Okla
Wichitan Wins Missouri Valley Regatta at Lake Manawa
Ted Wells of Wichita wins the 6th annual Missouri Valley championship regatta for Snipe class boats at Lake Manawa. It marks his third victory in six years at the event. Gene Mori, new president of Hialeah track, also heads 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, has been named state game protector for La bette and Cherokee counties. He plans to establish headquarters at Columbus or Baxter Springs as his family moves to the chosen location.
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Erie
Ernest Craig
Neosho County
Labette
Cherokee
Columbus
Baxter Springs
Aurora Ill. dominates WEW Invitational softball tourney
Un defeated Aurora Illinois defeated Wichita 7 to 0 to win the WEW National Invitational Softball Tournament last night. Chick Walsh pitched all five Illinois victories.
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Fort Madison
Iowa
Aurora
Ill
Wichita
Chick Walsh
Illinois
Global Briefs Hit by fires and political shifts around the world
A Bergen harbor fire destroyed half the early 18th century wooden houses along the German quay, with damages around 240000 dollars. South Korea activated the last two US funded army reserve divisions, boosting its force. PRI in Mexico claims large congressional gains as final results wait tomorrow. Monte Carlo bank reports a 700 million franc deficit amid stock declines. UN urges new agricultural methods and incentives for tropical Africa. France delays Algeria debate amid clashes and killings. Nationalist planes clash with Communist craft near Loyuan Bay in Formosa with minimal losses.
Humboldt Dinner Guests Hear Travel News Short Visit Ends
Mr and Mrs Marvin Wellcome hosted a family dinner Sunday with a long list of guests including Ervin Headley Leon Henderson and Bobby Kerns of the U S Army and many relatives from Chanute Fort Leonard Wood Missouri and Chicago. The group shared news of travel and plans as the Chicago visitors prepared to depart after a portion of their stay.
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Marvin Wellcome
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
Bunnel
Humboldt Guests and Travelers Include Choguill Family
Humboldt residents hosted a wide array of visitors over the weekend and holiday period. Local families welcomed relatives from Topeka, Wichita, Iola, and Fort Leonard Wood while the Choguill family reported arriving in Damascus en route to Europe and Asia.
Three Thousand Car Loads Wheat Reach Kansas City
About 3,000 car loads of Kansas and Missouri wheat arrived during the three day weekend. The all-time record was 5,164 car loads in 1952. No. 1 hard wheat sold for 2.16 to 2.28 dollars a bushel as the cash grain department opened to ease a jam.
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Kansas
Missouri
Cash Grain Department
The
Board of Trade
Khrushchev Says Russia Seeks Honest Geneva Talks
Khrushchev told guests at the U S Embassy Fourth of July party that Moscow wants an honest agreement at the Geneva summit but can wait if the West refuses to negotiate seriously. He spoke upright about talks equal to equal and not crippled by harvest failures or economic breakdowns. The event at Spasso House drew Bulganin Malenkov Mikoyan Kaganovich Zhukov among other Soviet leaders.
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Moscow
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Russia
Geneva
Khrushchev
U.S
Walter N. Walmsley
United States
Nikolai Bulganin
Spasso House
Charles E. Bohsen
Bulganin
Georgi Malenkov
A. JT
Mikoyan
Lazar Kaganovich
Georgi Zhukov
Bohlen
Eisenhower
Walmsley
Parole Applications From Neosho County In 1955
Petitions filed by Gwendlolyn J Roberts and Norman Nichols seek parole before the Board of Penal Institutions. Notices list Neosho County inmates convicted of forgery or related offenses and awaiting a parole review at Lansing hearings.
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Chanute Tribune
KR Kelsey
Neosho County
Board of Penal Institutions
Lansing
Wanese
Oscar Smith
Neneshe County
Kansas
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