Detroit Tumbles Yanks 12-5 Braves Win 4-1 Over Cards
Detroit slugged 12 runs to overpower the visiting Yankees 12-5. Braves beat the Cardinals 4-1 behind Joey Jay as Hank Aaron and Wes Covington homered. Dick Stuart and Pirates routed the Dodgers 6-2 with key hits. Duke Snider with a 440 foot homer gave the Dodgers a brief lead before the Bucs answered. Ronnie Kline earned the win in relief as Pittsburgh pulled away in the eighth.
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Jones Costs Game With Seventh Infield Miscue
A seventh inning sequence featured two walks, a deciding double, and a costly error by third baseman Willie Jones that shifted momentum and led to a late lead for the opponent.
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Dodgers Stadium Plan Appeals Court Ruling
Los Angeles will appeal a Superior Court decision voiding its contract with the Dodgers for a Chavez Ravine stadium. Judge Arnold Praeger ruled the city cannot dispose of ravine property to a private party. The Dodgers aimed for a 12 million dollar stadium ready by next season.
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Baseball Briefs American League Standings and Results
The standings show New York and Baltimore near the top with Boston and Kansas City trailing. Tuesday results include Detroit defeating New York 12 to 5 and Baltimore beating Chicago 4 to 3 in 12 innings. Thursday schedules list Detroit at New York and Milwaukee at St. Louis among others.
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Bonus Young Pitcher Makes $85 000 Bet Pay Off
San Francisco star Mike McCormick, 19, earned an 85 000 bonus two years ago and now leads the NL with a 7 1 record. He pitched a 1 0 victory over the Phillies and Robin Roberts, allowing nine hits. Roberts called him a tough starter and Giants minor league chief Frank Shellenback praised his rapid improvement. The win keeps San Francisco in second place, a game behind Milwaukee.
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Braves, Giants Triumph In Snappy Baseball Action
Hank Aaron drove in three runs with two homers and a sacrifice fly as the Braves beat the Cardinals 4-1. Mike McCormick and Truman Clevenger teamed for shutout relief, sparking the Giants 1-0 win over the Phillies. Clevenger fanned seven and allowed one hit over 6 1 3 innings to beat the Indians 5-4.
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Lary Jinx To Bombers In Tight Yankee Showdown
Frank Lary, Detroit right hander, beat the Yankees 12-5 for his fifth win over New York this season amid a 9-8 record. Mantle hit his 24th as Lary faltered late, while Dizzy Trout and Hal Newhouser previously notched six wins each against the Yanks in 1944. Boston and Baltimore also won to tighten the pennant race as other AL games concluded.
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Heavyweight Draw Ringside in Ottawa Bout
Ottawa Ontario hosted a crowded heavyweight clash that ended in a draw as Art Sneiden of Pittsburgh and Bert Whitehurst of Baltimore unified in a tense bout. The result preserves both fighters' records and showcases power exchanges throughout the ten-round encounter.
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Legion Defeats Augusta 6-4 for 23rd Win
AUGUSTA The Legion base ball team won 6-4 behind Lindblad four hits and 16 strikeouts. The victory lifts their record to 23-8. Neeley drove in three runs with a bases loaded triple in the fifth as Reinhardt sac bunts in the fourth, Chanute tallied in the fourth on a Fulkerson double and Lindblad single.
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Cards and A's Slip in Standings
Both Missouri major league clubs tumbled toward the second division. Kansas City fell 5-2 in Boston as its seventh defeat in eight games left it tied with Baltimore for fourth in the American League, 142 games from first. St Louis lost 4-1 at Milwaukee, their third straight setback and eighth in eleven games this month, dropping four games off the pace. Milwaukee rookie Joey Jay shut down the Birds with a four hit night at Busch Stadium before 22 269 fans as Hank Aaron Wes Covington powered the Braves with three solo homers off Sal Maglie who took the loss. The Cardinals lone run came in the fourth on Stan Musial’s single, a walk, and Curt Flood’s RBI single.
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A's fall as AL homer leader belted early by Herbert
The league home run and RBI leader slugged a three run shot in the first off Ray Herbert, lifting Kansas City to an early lead. Herbert dropped his fifth decision in eight starts as KC added a sixth inning infield, error and two singles to pace the win. The A's added a run in the eighth on singles by Martyn, Herzog, and Carrasquel but could not close the gap.
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Red Sox Acquire Young Lefty Ted Bowsfield
Boston purchases 22 year old left handed pitcher Edward O. Bowsfield from their Minneapolis farm team in the American Association. To make room the Red Sox option Bob Smith to Minneapolis and ship him out.
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Ted) Bowsfield
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League Leaders Batting and Related Stats Snapshot
Power of Cleveland leads with a .331 average among 200 plus at bats. Runnels of Boston at .324 and Fox of Chicago with .320 tie. Mantle leads runs for New York with 6 despite sparse spacing, Cerv of Kansas City hits 57, Jensen Boston and Power Cleveland with 54. Jensen Boston drives in 73? Sievers Washington 54. Fox Chicago 106 hits, Malzone Boston 104, Power Cleveland 102. Kuenn Detroit 25 doubles, Power Cleveland 20, Kaline Detroit 18. Power Cleveland paces triples with 7.
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Baseball Honors and Leaders Across Leagues
A compact roundup of leaders in home runs, steals, pitching, and strikeouts from the season. Notable figures include Jensen and Mantle with long-ball marks, Aparicio and Rivera topping steals, Delock Turley and Sullivaned among top pitchers, and Mays Banks and Aaron leading NL batting and runs with key RBI, hits and fielding marks.
Woodson County Fair Rodeo Adds Girl’s Barrel Race
The Woodson County fair grounds host a weekend rodeo featuring saddle bronc bareback calf roping and bulldogging with a new girls barrel race. Larry Connelly of Hutchinson serves as clown. Sponsored by the Yates Center Saddle Club and the Junior Chamber of Commerce.
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Yates Center Rodeo Draws 185 Contestants From Four States
The Yates Center Rodeo will feature 185 contestants from four states. The event starts at 7 30 p.m. with sponsors reporting the lineup and schedule for the annual showcase.
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Public sale of household goods in Benedict Kansas
Auction lists extensive household items from Philco appliances to furniture and tools. Real estate offered privately in Benedict with two lots, filling station and restaurant facilities, cash terms and charitable lunch by Christian Church Ladies of Altoona. Auctioneers are Frank Troutman and Don Marple. clerk Omie Spohn.
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Farm Auction Near Altoona Kansas Details
Public Auction conducted at the farm two miles west of Altoona on K-47 features livestock, farm equipment, feed and miscellaneous items. The sale route proceeds ten miles south or six miles east of Fredonia on K-47 then one mile south to the farm.
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Livestock and Farm Equipment Auction Offers Wide Lot
A July 21 1958 sale lists Holstein Guernsey and Brown Swiss cattle expected to freshen from September to October plus several aged cows with health certificates. Also includes hogs feed hay seed and a large collection of machinery tools trucks and miscellaneous farm items from plows to milking equipment and odd household pieces.
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American Electric
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