Yankees stretch lead to ten percent with double win
The Yankees sweep the three-game set and win their fourth straight, defeating the Senators 2-1 in the opener on Bob Turner’s 12th win and 13-2 in the nightcap as Art Ditmar completes his first complete game. In the NL Philadelphia sweeps Milwaukee as Cincinnati and San Francisco post wins.
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Baseball Briefs From The Associated Press
The report covers American League results with Chicago Boston Cleveland and Detroit wins and losses, noting pitchers such as Tom Gor man Harry Simpson Bill Tuttle and Turk Lown. It cites Larry Doby four hits four RBIs and Cal McLish five wins, plus various late games and standings.
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Truman Clevenger
Detroit
Boston
Chicago
Cleveland
A’s
Baltimore
Wynn
Washington
Turk Lown
Tom Gorman
Harry Simpson
Bill Tuttle
Pete Daley
Tomanek
Ray Moore
Larry Doby
Paul Foytack
Cal McLish
Indians
Herm Wehmeier
Closest National League race in modern times noted
Phillies surge with double-header sweep over Milwaukee 5-1 and 4-1 shrinking Braves lead to 1 1/2 games. Dodgers and Cardinals idle. Giants and Cubs win in San Francisco and Chicago. Yankees hold big AL lead as Kansas City wins twice. San ford blanks Braves. Spahn suffers 10th loss. Mays and Hillman spark wins for Giants and Reds respectively.
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Associated Press
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Cincinnati Redlegs
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Phillies blank Braves as Sanford shines in win streak
Jack Sanford and Phil lies shut out the Braves on five hits in a 4-0 loss as the Phillies push their season long winning streak to five games following an opener 5-1. Bob Cerv supplied a key pinch hit two run homer, his 22nd, powering the A’s to a 6-5 victory over the White Sox. In St Eustatius Fort Oranje fired the first salute to the revolutionary flag of 1776.
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Washington
Kansas City
Chicago
White Sox
Boston
Baltimore
Cleveland
Detroit
Tigers
Jack Sanford
Braves
Warren Spahn
Giants
Johnny Briggs
Willie Mays
Cubs
Johnny Antonelli
Dave Hillman
The
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Pirate
Ed Bailey
Ron Kline
Alex Kellner
Don Newcombe
Vern Law
Bob Purkey
Associated Press
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Bob Cerv
Athletics
St. Eustatius
Netherlands West Indies
Fort Oranje
Australian Favored In Open Playoff At Lytham St Annes
The Open at Royal Lytham St Annes ends in a 278 tie between Peter Thomson of Australia and Dave Thomas of Wales after a dramatic 36-hole final. Thomson, 28, with Open experience, and Thomas, 23, both match a record score as crowds exceed 20 000. Neither secures the title.
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Peter Thomson
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St. Anne's Championship Links
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Cerv and Tomanek Lift Athletics In Fourth Of July Double
Bob Cerv, the strongest cripple in the American League, and Dick Tomanek provided late heroics for the Kansas City Athletics in a double win over the Chicago White Sox 6-5 and 4-3. Cerv hit his 22nd homer as pinch hitter in game one and Tomanek preserved both wins.
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Dick Tomanek
Kansas City Athletics
Chicago White Sox
Harry Simpson
Bill Tuttle
Bud Daley
Cerv
Joe DeMaestri
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Tomanek
Tom Gorman
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Tuttle
Daley
Harry Chiti
DeMaestri
Sox
League Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights
League leaders list batting averages with Ward and Cerv in Kansas City atop. Runs and RBIs dominated by Cerv and Jensen with multiple teams named. Fielding totals include Fox and Malzone in top hitting, with Power and Kaline among doubles leaders. Pitching leaders show Larsen, Turley, and Ford with strong win totals and high strikeout counts amid New York dominance. Other stats cover hits by Mays and Banks, wins by McMahon and Phillips, and strikeout leaders like Jones and Spahn.
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Wynn
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Bowdry Wins by TKO in Eighth at Louisville Bout
Jesse Bowdry defeated Jerry Luedee by technical knockout in the eighth round to improve to 23-0-? Bowdry pressed early with a head and body assault while Luedee, now 23-8-1, faced a first knockout loss. The bout ended after Bowdry's sustained attack through the sixth, delivering the knockout blow in the eighth.
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Chanute Ordinance Orders Street Improvements
The Chanute city government in Neosho County Kansas passes Ordinance No 1532 ordering improvements on South Tennessee Avenue South Larson Avenue West Walnut Street North Kansas Avenue North Garfield Avenue North Santa Fe Avenue East Fourth Street East Eleventh Street East Fourteenth Street South Ashby Avenue and related cross streets in Chanute. The measure covers sections from major intersections to gutters and sides of streets within the city limits. The notice outlines the extent of public works and cites the governing body as authorizing the project.
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Chanute Tribune
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Chanute City Streets to Be Resurfaced by Asphalt Mat
The Chanute City Governing Body approves a 1958 plan to improve sections of South Tennessee Avenue South Larson Avenue West Walnut Street North Kansas Avenue North Garfield Avenue North Santa Fe Avenue East Fourteenth Street East Eleventh Street and South Ashby Avenue with asphalt mat resurfacing funded by bonds. Assessments will be levied on affected properties, payable over up to ten years, with bonds bearing up to five percent interest. Public notice confirms ordinances take effect after publication.
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Howard Parsons
City widening ordinance and estate settlement notices
The Chanute Tribune publishes an ordinance authorizing concrete paving on sections of South Ashby Avenue East First Street and North Malcolm Avenue with bonds at up to five percent interest and annual assessments. Also notice of hearing on final settlement of Lizzie M Balch estate in Neosho County with administrator Joe F Balch seeking court determination of heirs and property assignment in Erie Kansas.
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State OF Kansas
Neosho County
Lizzie M. Balch
Joe F. Balch
Erie
Balch & Bailey Attorneys
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Mamie Co
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Probate Court
Hugh T. Jones, JR
Harold Duty
Ralch & Bailey
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Charles P. Hanson
Vernon E. Hanson
John N. Sherman, JR
Neosho
Claude H. Taylor
Sarah Adessa Taylor
Claude 4H. Taylor
Charles E. Henshall
Robert T. Bates
Almra L. Durden
Robert Pennington
John Byers seeks clemency in Kansas governor review
Notice records John Byers KSP No 13664 sentenced March 28 1958 for three counts of grand larceny in Neosho County Kansas. He applies August 28 1958 for executive clemency to the Governor at his Topeka office.
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