Mays Powers Giants Past Phillies with Two Homers
Willie Mays homered twice as the Giants rallied from a 5-0 deficit to defeat the Phillies 8-5. The 24-year-old slugger has 10 homers in his last 10 games, nearing the NL lead and chasing the season record for most in a stretch. The win helped New York stay in fourth place as Brooklyn led the circuit.
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Willie Mays
New York Giants
Willie
Giants
Philadelphia
Mays
Brooklyn
Duke Snider
Cincinnati
Ted Kluszewski
Ralph Kiner
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Hank Greenberg
New York
Phillies
Saddler Wins Over Kaneko In World Featherweight Bout
World featherweight champion Sandy Saddler defeated Shigeji Kaneko by technical knockout in the sixth round of a scheduled 10 round non title fight. Kaneko faded early, was knocked down in the middle of the sixth, rose after an eight count, and his manager stopped the contest 2:01 into the round.
Chanute VFW Beats Independence Legion 11-1 in Oversized Victory
Chanute VFW overwhelmed Independence Legion 11-1 as six-run burst in the sixth secured the blowout. Pitcher Milton McKinzie allowed three hits while Chanute totaled 13 hits led by Willard Ramsdell Jr. Mike Fletcher and John Fehr homered or tripled in support.
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Independence Legion
Chanute
Milton McKinzie
Burlengame
Independence Moundsman
McKenzie
Independence
Willard Ramsdell Jr
Mike Fletcher
McKinzie
John Fehr
Buffalo
Basehit Battle At Crosley Field Ends In Cardinals Victory
The Cardinals defeated the Reds 9-8 at Crosley Field as Bill Virdon hit a seventh inning home run the deciding blow. Cincinnati rallied with three runs in the seventh but Ted Kluszewski lined out with the bases loaded to end the threat. Randy Jackson earned the win in relief, Harvey Haddix pitched until the sixth. The Reds outhit St. Louis 14-11, while Sam Mele homered for Cincinnati in the sixth. In Kansas City, the Indians beat the Athletics 9-1 as Larry Doby and Al Rosen powered the offense. Art Ceccarelli allowed only one hit until the seventh in relief for Cleveland.
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Washington
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Don Messi
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Redbirds
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Sam Mele
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Indians
George Strickland
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Ceccarelli
Johnny Sain
Ray Herbert
Elmer Vale
Vic Power
Boston bullpen named key to Red Sox wins
Five relief pitchers anchor Boston as they chase the pennant. Susce, Kinder, Hurd, Delock, and Kiely form a trusted unit, delivering 61 1 3 innings with a 1.32 ERA since June 5, helping the Sox win 6-5 over Washington for their seventh straight victory.
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Red Sox
George Susce Jr
Ellis Kinder
Tom Hurd
Ivan
Ike) Delock
Leo Kiely
Mike Higgins
Miracle
Sox
Washington
Kinder
Bill Henry
Nationals
Ellie
Higgins
Susce
Baseball Scores And Standings From Friday Night Action
Scores and standings across the major leagues are summarized with night games listed for Friday. Notable results include Cleveland over Kansas City and Chicago besting Detroit, along with Brooklyn New York and St. Louis leading their divisions. The American Association, Texas League, and Western League also report several scores and postponements.
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Washington
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Fort Worth
Dallas
Oklahoma City
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Houston
Shreveport
Beaumont
Lincoln
Des Moines
Pueblo
Colorado Springs
Wichita
Sioux City
Milwaukee Set For All Stars Fest at County Stadium
Milwaukee prepares for the 1955 All-Star game at County Stadium as fans snap up tickets in 24 hours. The NL hosts its newest member in Milwaukee now midway through its third season, with capacity pushed beyond 43,110 to accommodate a big day of Gemuetlichkeit and festival events.
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County Stadium
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Boston
Parade Lights Wisconsin Ave with March Fest Decorations
Monday evening parade along Wisconsin Avenue the city’s main street features flags pennants and eight foot cutouts of famous sports events. City and surrounding hotels are booked full and fans have trouble securing last minute reservations.
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Wisconsin Ave
Jean Ashley Reaches Semifinals in Broadmoor Invite
In Colorado Springs, Jean Ashley of Chanute Kansas won 5 and 3 over Elaine Woodman of Wichita to reach the Broadmoor Women's Invitational semifinals. Judy Bell fell to Mrs Russell Mann of Omaha 3 and 2, while Mrs Harlan Rieder defeated Kathleen Gammage 3 and 2 and Paula Sue Gore beat Minnie Lee Ashley 4 and 2. Semifinals pairings have Miss Ashley facing Miss Gore and Mrs Mann facing Mrs Rieder.
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Elaine Woodman
Wichita
Judy Bell
Russell Mann
Nebraska
Omaha
Harlan Rieder
Texas
Dallas
Kathleen Gammage
Houston
Tex
Paula Sue Gore
Denver
Colorado
Minnie Lee Ashley
Gadsden
Ala
Miss Ashley
Miss Gore
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Riedel
Easy Wins In Softball League Doubleheader
The Lutherans routed the Methodists 21 to 2 and First Baptist defeated Shaw 10 to 2 in a Church Softball League twin bill at Highland Park. Lutherans led early and built an 8 run margin by the fifth, ending the game under the mercy rule.
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First Baptists Event Highlights and Attendees
Partial OCR notes list Beard and Duce, Hall and E Grogan among attendees at a First Baptists gathering. Other details are unclear and place, date, and purpose are not specified.
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Boxing bouts outcome with draws and stoppage in Los Angeles area
Fight results show Billy Evans and Wayne Cooke battling to a draw after 10 rounds in Pasadena while Charley Sawyer stopped Rafael Gutierrez in Mexico City and Bobby Dykes outpointed Moses Ward in Detroit.
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Pasadena
Wayne Cooke
Drew
Charley Sawyer
Rafael Gutierrez
Mexico City
San Antonio
Tex
Bobby Dykes
Miami
Moses Ward
Detroit
Notice of hearing in estate of Margaret B Roberts
State of Kansas Neosho County probate court hears petition by C K Erlund administrator to sell real property interests in Chanute incl The South three fifths of Lot Three and North two fifths of Lot Four Block Six Allen Addition and undivided halves in Lot Five Benedicts Addition and Lot Twenty six Block Five Alliance to pay debts taxes and costs.
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State OF Kansas
Neosho County
Margaret B. Roberts
C. EK. Erlund
Allen
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Kansas
Benedict
Aliance
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Martha EK. Krause
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Gavin
Erie
Myrtle A. Dennis
L. H Cable
Hearings on Final Settlement in Alice Oliphant Estate
Notice to all concerned about Grace Taylor executrix seeking final settlement of Alice Oliphant estate. Requires defenses by August 1955 in Erie Kansas court. Includes approval of executrix and attorney fees and distribution per the will. Petition details and heirs to be determined.
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Balch & Bailey Attorneys
Chanute Tribune
State OF Kansas
Neosho
Alice Oliphant
Kansas
Grace Taylor
Said
John N. Sherman, Jr
First National Bank
Chanute
Neosho County
Alma M Braden
Roy Gerald Braden
Alma MN. Braden
Alma M. Braden
Ralch & Bailey Attorneys
L Roy Shannon
LeRoy Shannon
Cora Alice Shannon
Bruce H. Burris
George W. Donaldson
Badie A. Young
Erle
Stark Kansas to Consider Franchise for Kansas Gas and Electric
City authorities in Stark Kansas direct the clerk to publish a twenty day notice in The Chanute Tribune proposing an ordinance that grants an electric light heat and power franchise to Kansas Gas and Electric Company its successors and assigns. The notice explains the ordinance will be considered for final passage after the publication period and cites the July 1955 resolution.
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Chanute Tribune
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Qwat
Stark Kansas proposes franchise for Kansas Gas and Electric
The Mayor and Council of Stark Kansas publish a notice proposing Ordinance No. 71 granting Kansas Gas and Electric Company a franchise to construct operate and maintain electric light heat and power lines in Stark. The ordinance sets terms including 2 percent gross receipts tax, meter supervision, rate review by regulators, and protections for the city against liability. The measure awaits final passage after a 20 day postpublication waiting period with publication in The Chanute Tribune.
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