Yankees Take Lead With Maris and Mantle Homers
The Yankees beat the White Sox 6-2 behind Roger Maris's 34th and Mickey Mantle's 30th home runs. The win puts New York four percentage points ahead of idle Detroit while Minnesota tops Cleveland 9-6 and Boston edges Baltimore 3-2.
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Reds extend lead with 43 win. Dodgers top Phils
Cincinnati's Frank Robinson drives in the go ahead run after a seventh inning homer as the Reds beat the Cubs to preserve a five game edge. Los Angeles Dodgers defeat Philadelphia 7-2 in a six run fourth inning rally. Willie Mays hits a eighth inning homer as the Giants beat Pittsburgh 2-1. Milwaukee tops St Louis 6-3 behind Joe Adcock and Mack Jones. O'Toole falters as Robinson delivers for Cincinnati.
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Baseball Scores and Schedule Across Leagues
Major and minor league results from Thursday show Boston 3 Baltimore 2 and Minnesota 9 Cleveland 6 with New York 6 Chicago 2 plus rain in Kansas City at Washington. Tonight and Saturday schedules feature cross matchups including Baltimore at Boston and Los Angeles at Cleveland among others. Additional scores from Pacific Coast and International leagues list multiple tight results and standings.
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League Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights
Top players based on 175 at bats or more include Howard of New York hitting .366 with 75 runs and 82 RBI including Mantle and Maris. Robinson and Kubek lead hits. Home runs show Maris with 34 and Mantle with 30. Pitching leaders include Latman 8 0 with 1.000 and Ford 162 strikeouts 122.
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Non-Pro Baseball Games Rescheduled in Wichita Tournament
A three game state non pro baseball program was postponed due to rain. Thursday night games will be played tonight with Abilene Ellis against Wichita National Guard at 5:15 p.m. Kansas City Muncies face Wichita Rapid Transit at 7:45 p.m. Coffeyville meets Osawatomie at 10 p.m.
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Pace and Sorndaeng Victors in Boxing Results
Eddie Pace of Los Angeles stopped Frankie Ramirez in the third round. Samart Sorndaeng of Thailand outpointed Fumio Kaizu for the Orient middleweight title in Bangkok.
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Old Man Leads Golf Field in Public Links Semifinals
Navy lieutenant commander Lou Gifford, 40, tops the semifinal lineup at the National Public Links, facing Detroit Tech junior John Molenda as 36th annual event moves toward the finals. Dick Sikes meets John Schlee in the other semifinal with Schlee battling fever and a head cold.
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Missouri coach splits Big Eight by two groups for 1961 season
Missouri coach Dan Devine places Kansas, Oklahoma, Colorado, and Nebraska in the top echelon for 1961. He predicts Missouri will be in the lower tier with Iowa State, Oklahoma State, and Kansas State, though capable of upsetting top teams. Ron Taylor is expected to call signals for the Tigers amid return of transfer and redshirt players.
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Palmer Stroke Off British Golf Pace
Torrential rain suspended the third round of the British Open in Birkdale England. Early morning scores were wiped and players must restart when play resumes later day. Palmer stood one stroke behind leader Kel Nagle with Harold Henning and Dai Rees at 142.
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Fishing report highlights fair to good Kansas waters
Area report from Pratt notes Kansas rivers and streams vary from fair to good, with lakes and reservoirs mostly fair to good and some week to week improvement. Southeast Kansas water bodies show carp excellence at Fall River Reservoir and mixed results at Neosho County State Lake and Montgomery County State Lake with bass crappie and drum present in limited amounts.
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Erie Neosho Teachers Institute Set For August
Erie county superintendent Hazel Meeker announced the Neosho County teachers institute will be held at the high school August 21 23 with a county teachers association meeting on August 24. Details of the program will be announced later. Nearby visits and reunion events noted with multiple regional residents and guests enjoying the centennial week.
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Atrocities alleged in Angola meet counter claims
The Baptist Missionary Society released evidence and witness accounts alleging Portuguese atrocities in Angola in response to a Portuguese Foreign Ministry denial. Missionaries have testified to repression and submitted statements to a United Nations commission.
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Kansas fishing report highlights by water body
Wilson County State Lake Fair for bass crappie channels and bullheads. Lake Bluestem and Lake Florida Poor to fair for channels bullheads and carp. Butler County State Lake Poor to fair for channels and bullheads. Parsons City Lake Good for black bass crappie channels and bluegill. Southeast Kansas strip pits Fair to good for black bass crappie and channels Rivers and streams Fair to good.
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Kaney-Klinger land trespass warning issued
Public notice warns that all trespassers on the Kaney Klingner land will be prosecuted and directs readers to contact Alcoholics Anonymous at P O Box 6 Chanute for assistance.
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Wichita Investor Supports New Washington Weekly World
Willard W. Garvey of Wichita a wheat oil and real estate investor was named a backer of a new weekly newspaper to begin publication in Washington on Labor Day. The Washington World will be edited by Ralph de Toledano and aims to combine newspaper scope with magazine weekly format.
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Police Chief Jenkins Declines Kansas City Police Chief Offer
Atlanta Police Chief Herbert T. Jenkins said he turned down a Kansas City offer after a phone call from an unidentified Kansas City police commissioner. Jenkins did not reveal details and remains in Atlanta.
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City league baseball and softball games rained out
Baseball and softball action in the city leagues was washed out last night. The games will be rescheduled for later dates.
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