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Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1958

Page

8

All-Star Game Tilt Highlights O'Dell and McDougald

In Baltimore the American League won 4-3 as Billy O'Dell starred on the mound and Gil McDougald drove in the tying run with a seventh inning pinch single. Casey Stengel praised O'Dell while Casey noted Turley's wildness and Narleski, Wynn, and O'Dell shared praise for limiting NL power hitters. The crowd of 48,829 paid to pension fund totals of 183253.21.

Baltimore Billy Pierce Billy O'Dell Gil McDougald Casey Stengel O'Dell Early Wynn Chicago Nationals McDougald Boston Frank Malzone Yankee Stengel Wynn Casey Players’ Pension Fund

Carter Valdes Heavyweight Bout Highlight Tonight

Harold Carter of Linden New Jersey faces Cuba’s Nino Valdes in a TV ten round heavyweight bout in Spokane. Carter 24 and favored slightly after a decision over Willi Besmanoff last month, seeks a knockout. Valdes age 34 and on a three bout win streak needs a strong showing to stay in title contention with Patterson. Carter 194 pounds Valdes 211 pounds. Carter 23 22 record with 10 KOs. Valdes 32 KOs in 34 career fights. ABC telecasts the bout at 10 p m EDT.

Spokane Harold Carter Linden N. J Cuba Nino Valdes Carter Willi Besmanoff Germany Nno Valdes Floyd Patterson Army Big Nine National Boxing Assn ABC

Baseball Briefs from The Associated Press Standings Snapshot

MLB standings show Milwaukee leading the NL with 40 wins and 33 losses, San Francisco 41–36, St Louis and Philadelphia around .507, while Los Angeles and Pittsburgh trail. AL trends mix New York atop with 48–25, Kansas City 38–37, Detroit tied 87, and Cleveland games listed with day-night splits.

Associated Press Milwaukee San Francisco St. Louis Philadelphia Chicago Pittsburgh Los Angeles American League New York Kansas City Boston Detroit Cleveland Baltimore Washington

Arcaro Repeats Victories at Jamaica Racecourse

Veteran jockey Eddie Arcaro rode Oilton to a $5 win in race four and Isendu to $14.70 in the featured sixth at Jamaica. The AP reports Arcaro added two more wins after four on Monday. The piece also notes Sumatra’s 12 million population, mostly Malay and Muslim.

New York Eddie Arcaro Jamaica

Russia to surpass United States in athletics in 10 years

Track expert Jim McGregor, who has coached globally, says Russia will overtake the United States in athletic achievements within a decade. He urged alarm in an interview on Tuesday after spending 10 days in Russia observing training methods.

Los Angeles Russia United States Jim McGregor McGregor Africa Europe Latin America South America

Dodgers Shuffle Lineup to Boost Power

Los Angeles Dodgers manager Walt Alston benches Jim Gilliam and moves Norm Larker to left field as Steve Bilko starts at first base and aims to spark the lineup. Bilko, acquired in the Don Newcombe trade, looks to deliver the punch the team seeks while Stan Williams faces Milwaukee in the opener of a three game series.

LOS Angeles Walt Alston Los Angeles Dodgers Milwaukee Norm Larker Gil Hodges Alston Steve Bilko Bilko Don Newcombe Cincinnati Larker Jim Gilliam Hodges Steve Los Angeles Angels Dodger Stan Williams Brave Carl Willey

McDougald Seeks Hit to End Slump in Yankees Clash

New York Yankees shortstop Gil McDougald, 0-for-18 in the run of regulars, hopes to end his drought tonight as the Yankees face the Cleveland Indians. Manager Casey Stengel taps Whitey Ford to oppose Cal McLish in a key AL tilt amid a tight pennant race.

NEW York New York Yankees Gil McDougald Nationals Yankees Cleveland Indians Yankee Baltimore Washington Casey Stengel Boston Kansas City Whitey Ford Cal McLish Kansas City A Orioles Detroit Chicago

Fight Results From Richmond Halifax Chicago And Tokyo

Boxers and results across several cities: In Richmond Bob Butcher outpointed Bob Albright in 10 rounds. In Halifax Vernon Lynch drew Dick Howard after 10 rounds. In Chicago Buddy Jackson stopped Jerry Mortell in 6 rounds. In Tokyo Hacio Tatsumi outpointed Miroshi Shinada to retain Japan’s middleweight title.

Associated Press Richmond Calif Bob Butcher San Francisco Bob Albright Hollywood Halifax N. Y Vernon Lynch New York Dick Howard Drew Chicago Buddy Jackson Springville Jerry Mortell Tokyo Hacio Tatsumi Miroshi Shinada Hacio Japan

All-Star O'Dell Farrell Praised by Veterans

Orioles rookie Billy O'Dell and Phillies pitcher Dick Farrell drew praise from veteran stars after the All-Star game in Baltimore. O'Dell worked three perfect innings as the American League beat the National League 4-3 with Early Wynn getting the win. Ted Williams lauded Farrell, who struck out four in two hitless innings, calling him the best reliever seen in 20 years.

Baltimore Billy O'Dell Dick Farrell Philadelphia Southpaw O'Dell Nationals Early Wynn White Sox Wynn Orioles Casey Stengel Johnny Logan Milwaukee Ted Williams Farrell Philly Brookline Mass Boston Red Sox Williams Gill Posedel Phillies

Humboldt Socials and Visits Span Several States

Local residents hosted guests from Cleveland Tulsa Arcadia Garland Chanute Bartlesville Fergus Falls and Kansas City over the weekend. Family gatherings at Humboldt included Sherrill and Belinda with cousins and relatives from Iola Tulsa and Thurman Kansas City. Don York a 1958 UMKC graduate joined the Nuclear Testing program at Mercury Nevada after a Humboldt visit.

Edward E. Long Bud Wise Bartlesville Gene Porter Fergus Falls Minn Jack Harris Kansas City Debbie Long Wise Bob Harris Humboldt Jerry Long David Sherrill Belinda Jean Evans Colleen Yarton Tulsa Arthur Lilly Lola Evans Iola Mike James Thurman Russell Yarton E. R. Williams Arden Maninger Don York Hannibal Missouri University At Columbia M. A. York Mercury Nevada York

Girls Organize Softball Team Forms Under Henry Ford

Henry Ford leads a girls softball team effort with nine players currently interested. He seeks at least nine more to field two teams and invites new players to a Thursday 6:00 practice at Old Cross schoolyard 10th and Highland. Contact Mr Bob Wiles at 915 South Washington or show up to try out. Ford aims to schedule games with nearby towns including Iola LaHarpe Arma Parsons Coffeyville if Chanute fields a team, and notes a catcher is particularly needed along with sponsors.

Henry Ford Ford Old Cross 10Th and Highland Bob Wiles South Washington Iola LaHarpe Arma Parsons Coffeyville Chanute

Brown family Fourth of July picnic and fireworks

Humboldt news notes the Lonnie Brown family and relatives gathering at their home for the Fourth of July. A lawn picnic was followed by an evening fireworks display. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Lee Triplett and their son Mike among others.

Lonnie Brown Lee Triplett Mike

Humboldt memories and local notes underline a busy week

Keener Harris is to have graveside services at Mount Hope cemetery Thursday afternoon. Mary York and Mrs Clarence York travel toward Mercury with Altoona visits to relatives. Sherry Long attends a Girl Scout camp at Osage Hills park in Bartlesville this week. Mr and Mrs Robert A Finney head to Colorado for two days of executive training at Colorado University Boulder then visit Estes Park and Cheley Camp. Mr and Mrs J A Purtle visit Don Purtle in Stanley. Dr and Mrs Arthur Carlson return from Minnesota Lake fishing trip at Pequot Lake. William and Mrs Nelson return from a vacation to South Dakota and Yellowstone stopping at Flagg Ranch.

Mary York Clarence York Mercury Altoona Mount Hope Cemetery Keener Harris Humboldt Maud Titel Robert A. Finney Colorado Finney Colorado University At Boulder Judith Cheley Camp Estes Park University of Houston Texas J. A. Purtle Stanley Don Purtle Arthur Carlson Minnesota Lake Pequot Lake William Nelson South Dakota Yellowstone National Park Flagg Ranch Moran

Visiting relatives and personnel moves across Kansas towns

The Chanute Tribune reports visits by Wyoming residents to Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Nelson in Wy, plus Bert Couvalt of Neosho Falls and Mabel Nelson of Tonkawa. Mrs. Hastings and children visit Humboldt relatives as Pvt Jack Scott transfers to Albuquerque base from Aberdeen Proving Ground. Mrs A D Coe hosts guests from Yates Center with Elizabeth Spencer staying longer.

Wyoming J. W. Nelson Bert Covault Neosho Falls Mabel Nelson Tonkawa Jack Scott Aberdeen Proving Ground Albuquerque N. M Scott Humboldt A. D. Coe Elizabeth Spencer Madeline Eline Edna Young Jessie Maniford Yates Center Spencer

Puritans from New England First Settled Newark New Jersey

Puritans from New England were the first settlers to establish Newark New Jersey marking early colonial expansion into the region.

New England Newark, N. J

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