Mays and Musial Pace Nationals at Opening Warmup
Mays and Musial pace Nationals as they began warming up in the National League bullpen. Williams swung at a 2-2 pitch and hit a two bouncer to Long who stepped on first for the third out. No runs, two hits, no errors, two left.
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Hander
N. L
Williams
Long
Mays
Snider
Nationals
Musial
Robinson
Kell
McMillan
Bill Martin
Yankees
Wilson
Martin
Boyer
Kuenn
Fourth Inning Featuring Mays Homer Shifts National Lead
In the fourth, Ford started for the Americans as Musial fanned. Boyer hit a sharp single past Kuenn who struggled with a knee issue. Willie Mays hit a deep two-out homer to left center, driving in Boyer and giving the Nationals a 3-0 edge. Long struck out, Bailey walked, and McMillan lined a single. Rip Repulski pinch hit and fouled out. In the American half, Spahn relieved, Mantle and Kaline were retired, Temple made a fine stop and Berra was doubled off.
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Ford
Musial
Boyer
Kuenn
Willie Mays
Bell
Nationals
Long
Bailey
McMillan
Kell
Rip Repulski
Friend
Berra
American Spahn
Mays
Mantle
Kaline
Temple
Vernon
Power
Lollar
Snider
Kluszewski
Orne
Roy Campanella
Brooklyn
Ray Boone
Detroit
Trewer
Herb Score
Deverland Southpaw
N. L
Jimmy Piersall
Red Sox
Antonelli
Williams
Stan
Alston
Hank Aaron
Milwaukee Braves
Earlyn Wynn
Cleveland
A. L
Aaron
Piersall
Fly Mays
Roy Sievers
Washington
Wynn
Baseball game recap with Wilson, Snider, Musial highlights
National and American league players figure in a tense contest. Jim Wilson tied a bunt for an infield hit and Musial belted a homer as Kluszewski drove in Mays and Kuenn caught Bailey at the plate. Dodgers and Yankees personnel appear in a multi team frame.
Local baseball recap and community notices in Chanute
Kuenn’s line drive stops and a diving grab by Boyer end the game with no runs or hits. A string of social notes follows, listing visits and relations across Chanute and nearby towns including Neosho Memorial Hospital and various relatives and travelers.
Brewers Fourth AL Pitcher Tops Late Round in Sox-Redlegs Tilt
In a high scoring game six runs in the late innings, Tom Brewer pitched for Boston as Ted Kluszewski and Bailey helped the Reds. Berra was touched by a foul tip but appeared unhurt. Mantle homered as attendance reached 28,843 with receipts of 105,982.50. Kell started a double play and Spahn pitched before Antonelli relieved. Lollar batted for Berra and Kaline and Power made late appearances as the NL lead shifted. Three runs on five hits ended with no errors.
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Tom Brewer
Red Sox
A. L
Ted Kluszewski
Redlegs
Kluszewski
Berra
Bailey
Williams
McMillan
Kell
Spahn
Temple
Nationals
Fox
Mantle
N. L
Johnny Antonelli
New York Giants
Sherman Lollar
White Sox
Lollar
Kaline
Vic Power
Athletics
Vernon
Brooks Lawrence
Power
Musial
Nationals win 7 3 in late inning thriller
In the eighth and ninth innings the Nationals rally past the Americans 7 to 3. Lloyd W. Deve lrand and Early Wynn pitched for their leagues while Musial and Aaron contributed defense and power. Kell, Power, Mays and Kuenn produced key hits as Washington secured the win.
Cattle and Hog Prices Mix Amid Steady and Slipping Quotes
Kansas City livestock market reports a steady cattle tone with some declines in slaughter steers and heifers. Hogs show slow trading with barrows and gilts down to 25 cents, sows also down, while sheep move slowly with lambs 50 lower and other slaughter classes stable.
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Kansas City
USDA
Chicago Grain
Chicago
Board of Trade
Mountain Hobby Fills Man's Basement
Mountain Hobby operates a unique stock and craft setup in Parsons and Espinosa shows a quirky hobby farm full of makeshift stock pens and earth and plaster art. The piece blends livestock market data with a surreal portrait of hobbyist Mt. Everest standing near a seven foot tall base, creating a tongue in cheek regional feature.
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Parsons Livestock
Parsons
Wheat Ridge
Colo
Espinosa
Everest
Eisenhower pledge lifts industrials and sends market higher
Wall Street rose late in the afternoon as President Eisenhower reaffirmed his bid for re election. Steels and motors led the advance turning an uncertain market decisively upward. Most gains were fractions to about two points with some climbs of four or five. Volume was about 2.4 million shares versus 2.18 million yesterday.
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New York
Eisenhower
Steels and Motors
Thayer 4H Plans Summer Meetings Lead by Mrs Kenneth George
Thayer LUCKY Clover 4H will meet the first Friday evening each month during summer, led by Mrs. Kenneth George. Mary Johnston of Manhattan is visiting Mrs. B Walt and friends. Sunday guests at Mrs. B Walt’s included Miss Johnston Mr and Mrs Dick Walt and others. East of Parsons a picnic supper was hosted by Mrs. Donna Hayes with Mr and Mrs J S Burt Bob and Bill Brewer and families visiting. Jean Minnich and Mrs Truman Fogleman made a business trip to Wichita. Terrie Lynn is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Glenn.
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Ancel Price
Enid
Okla
Thayer
Chanute
Price
Belle Price
M. M. Swan
Great Bend
H. M. Minnich
Kansas City
Orr Henderson
S. Kansas
Neil Henderson
Ralph Studebaker
Everette McBride
George
Gary
Washington
Ill
Jesse Johnston
Jim Hannon
Edna
Glenn Thornton
Terrie Lynn
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Marion Thompson
Wichita
Frank Colborn
Colborn
Bill Brewer
Jean Minnich
Truman ‘Fogleman
Glenn
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Jim Wilson
Duke Snider
Dodgers
Kansas City Livestock
Mountain Hobby
F.o.b
Wall Street
The
Chanute Tribune Pg
Beth Steelsheen
Boeing Air
Cope
Hay ‘du Pont
Motors
Goodyear
Gulf Oil
Sv Sckeo
Hides
M&m Swees
Roosters
Monsan
Proct & G
RCA
Rayonier
Seeeree
Reyn
Sive
St Jos
Sears Roeb Oatenee
Sinclair O
U ‘S
Socony Steeweres
Spen Chem
Admiral See Ewes
Allied
Westy el
Atenson
Woolworth
Atlas
Seeebee
Avco Mig
Thunderbird Power
Tabor Motor Company, Inc
North Evergreen
Chanute, Kansas
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