Chanute and Columbus Win Legion Openers in Extra Innings
In City Park diamond action Chanute beat Coffeyville 5-3 while Columbus edged Parsons 3-2 in 10 innings to open the Third District American Legion Junior baseball tournament. Columbus won on W. Grant’s grounder after Shelton stole second and scored. Chanute rallied with timely hits and steals, and Parsons made a late push. Tonight’s doubleheader features Parsons vs Coffeyville and Chanute vs Caney at 7 o’clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Chanute
American Legion
City Park Diamond
Parsons
Coffeyville
Shelton
W. Grant
Parsons Brackin
Stover
von Holtin
Brackin
Broadhurst
Columbus Coons
North
Cowley
Coons
Bottorff
Fowler
Wooten
Segar
Schichtle
Wilson
Neeley
Hudson
P. Lindblad
McMurray
Falkner
Chanute Reinhart
Caney
H. Stover
May
Duncan
Baseball Scores and Standings and Results Across Leagues
National League standings show Milwaukee leading with 50 wins, St Louis 48, Brooklyn 47, and Philadelphia 48. Thursday results include Brooklyn 10 St Louis 9 in 11 innings and Pittsburgh 6 Chicago 5. American League leaders New York 87 wins, Chicago 46–41, Boston 46–41, Cleveland 44–42 with recent scores listing multiple city matchups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Mt St. Louis
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
New York
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Elston
Poholsky
Koufax
Maglie
Conley
Antonelli
Nuxhall
Sanford
St. Louis
W. McDaniel
Law
Boston
Cleveland
Detroit
Baltimore
Kansas City
Ford
Mossi
Johnson
Garver
Washington
Ramos
Foytack
Sisler
Pierce
American Assn
St. Paul
Omaha
Minneapolis
Denver
Wichita
Louisville
Charleston
Indianapolis
Shreveport
Tulsa
Austin
Oklahoma City
Dallas
Houston
San Antonio
Des Moines
Albuquerque
Sioux City
Amarillo
Lincoln
Pueblo
Topeka
Colorado Springs
Williams
Mantle
Skowron
Sievers
Wertz
Fox
Malzone
Minoso
Lemon
Shantz
Bunning
Aaron
Musial
Great
Crowe
Ennis
Softball Wins Are Lopsided
In Sunday School league play at Highland Park, St. Patrick's crushed Christian 18 to 1 while Knights of Columbus beat Stark 17 to 5. F. Rodriguez hit four bases for St. Patrick's. Tom Jerome and Jim McCoy homered for the Knights. Johnson and beard noted pitchers in the two games as Jerome pitched in the nightcap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick’s
Christian
Knights of Columbus
Stark
Highland Park Diamond
F. Rodriguez
Tom Jerome
Jim McCoy
A. Godinez
T. Godinez
St. Patrick's
Smith
Tripp
Jim Jerome
K. Jerome
The
Knights
Beard
Stark and Butts
Consolation Purse Surpasses Prize in Golf Open Scandal
A Winged Foot controversy over a disqualified low scorer yielded a special purse totaling 2600 dollars for Mrs. Pung. She explained the extra money came after Betsy Rawls was declared winner when the scorecard error was found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferty van Ewe
BFR
GRRE
Hot Springs
Va.p
Hawaii
Junior Golf Quarterfinal Showdowns Set
Larry Beck and John Konsek, 17, contend in the U S Golf Assn Junior Championships at Manor Country Club Md for quarter-final slots. Konsek faces Gor don Baker after beating Don Patterson 3 and 2, while Beck defeated Jack Nicklaus 4 and 3 as the field of 128 narrows to four. Semi finals and final scheduled for tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Larry Beck
John Konsek
Konsek
Lancaster
N. Y
Gordon Baker
Florence
S. C
Manor Country Club
Maryland
Beck
Kinston
N. C
Bob Walter
Hutchinson
Ford Snead PGA Favorites Face Tight Fourth Round Draw
In Dayton Ohio Sammy Snead and Doug Ford remain hot bets as 16 survivors reach the fourth round of the 39th National PGA championship. Snead battles Don Finsterwald while Ford faces Jay Hebert as Milan Marusic and Donald Whitt also loom in the bracket alongside veterans and contenders from New England to California. Minneapolis players set a free throw record in baseball foul shooting last season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Ohio
Sammy Snead
Doug Ford
Don Finsterwald
Tequesta
Fla
Allens
Snead
Golfdom
Jay Hebert
Sanford
Lionel
Mike Souchak
Duke
Claude Yyvon
Tommy Bolt
Los Angeles
Henry Ransom
Walter Burkemo
Franklin
Mich
Ted Kroll
Fort Lauderdale
Dick Mayer
Milan Marusic
Donald A. Whitt
Alameda
Calif
Marusic
Jackie Brake
Charles Sheppard
West Newton
Mass
Warren Smith Jr
Oak Hill Club
San Antonio
Minneapolis
National Baseball Assn
Braves Retake Lead as Yankees Rally For Win
Milwaukee’s Braves returned to first with a 4-2 win over Philadelphia while Brooklyn’s late surge toppled St. Louis 10-9 in 11 innings. The Yankees came from behind to beat Detroit 3-2 as Baltimore exploded for five in the ninth to top Chicago 6-2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Braves
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Redlegs
New York Giants
Pittsburgh
Chicago Cubs
New York Yankees
Detroit
Baltimore
Chicago White Sox
Boston
Kansas City
Washington
Cleveland
Hank Aaron
del Rice
Curt Simmons
Aaron
Joe Adcock
del Crandall
Felix Mantilla
Bill Bruton
Bob Buhl
Phils
Don McMahon
Yankees
Billy Hoeft
Tiger
Jerry Coleman
Yogi Berra
Hank Bauer
al Cicotte
Bob Grim
Jack Harshman
Orioles
Pinch Single Lifts Zuverink Win After Three Unearned Runs
Billy Goodman delivered a pinch single driving in two runs to seal a victory for reliever George Zuverink after Chicago counted three unearned runs among their five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Goodman
George Zuverink
Musial Collects 600th Double as Cards Fall to Dodgers
Stan Musial, the Cardinals star, recorded his 600th career double and added two hits in a Brooklyn loss to the Dodgers. He now has 2,895 hits, tying Rogers Hornsby for fourth in NL history, and stands 13th in major league totals. He needs three more two-baggers to reach Waner for second in the NL. Honus Wagner leads NL with 651.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Stan
Musial
St. Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn Dodgers
Rogers Hornsby
Paul Waner
Honus Wagner
Calhoun Ballarin TV Bout Tonight in Syracuse
Rory Calhoun, a sturdy middleweight aiming to return to winning ways, faces Germinal Ballarin in a 10 round bout at War Memorial Auditorium in Syracuse. NBC radio and television will carry the event starting at 8 p.m. CST.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N. Y
Rory Calhoun
Joe—Giardello
Giambra
Germinal Ballarin
NBC
War Memorial Auditorium
Lady Golfers Cautious In Hot Springs Four-Ball
In Hot Springs Virginia the ladies professional golf tour enters the second 18 holes with three teams tied for first and two one stroke back. After the Women’s National Open controversy Jackie Pung was replaced by Betsy Rawls. Teams including Gloria Fecht with Wuff-Smith and Betty Dodd with Peggy Kirk Bell posted 70s to lead. other leaders tied one stroke back are Fay Crocker with Marilynn Smith and Louise Suggs with Mickey Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
Jackie Pung
San Francisco
Cascades
Betty Dodd
San Antonio
Tex
Peggy Kirk Bell
Southern Pines
N. C
Gloria Armstrong
Oakland
Calif
Vonnie Colby
Miami Beach
Fay Crocker
Montevideo
Uruguay
Marilynn Smith
Wichita
Kan
Cards Fall In Dodgers Thriller After Ebbets Field Collapse
The St Louis Cardinals led 9-4 entering the ninth at Brooklyn but saw Hoyt Wilhelm walk loaded and Duke Snider start a rally. Gil Hodges delivered a grand slam and Eddie Kasko err to edge the Cardinals 11-10 in extras, dropping St Louis to second in the NL. Ted Williams sparked Boston’s 3-1 win over Kansas City with a triple for the go ahead run in 100-degree heat as Tom Brewer earned the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn
Red Birds
Hoyt Wilhelm
Vinegar Bend Mizell
Duke Snider
Mizell
Snider
Gil Hodges
Hodges
Eddie Kasko
Dodgers
Cardinals
Kansas City
Ted Williams
Boston Red Sox
A’s
Tom Brewer
Boston
Tom Gorman
Williams
Billy Martin
Gorman
Red Sox
Tom Morgan
Semifinals Set in Western Amateur Headlines
In Omaha the Western Amateur semifinals pair Ann Casey Johnstone and Ann Richardson against Polly Riley and Meriam Bailey. Mrs Johnstone, 34, Mason City Iowa, faces 21 year old Miss Richardson of Columbus Ohio, while Riley, 31 Fort Worth, Texas, meets Miss Bailey from Palatine Illinois, the NC champion, after Johnstone’s 2 up win over Barbara Romack Porter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Ann Casey Johnstone
Polly Riley
Ann Richardson
Meriam Bailey
Barbara Romack Porter
Sacramento
Calif
Miss Richardson
ASC Delegates and Committeemen Election by Mail
The Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee will conduct its ASC delegates and committeemen election by mail. Ballots will be mailed by July 30 and must be postmarked or returned by August 12. Petitions by 10 or more voters are due July 25 for additional nominees. Community slates and nominations from Big Creek are listed with names and election board chair Ralph Reinhardt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Ralph Willson
ASC
United States Secretary of Agriculture
Willson
Local golf matches feature Downey and Mills outcomes
Mary Ann Downey of Baltimore defeated Mary Mills of Ocean Springs 3 and 2. Bailey and Cohn were tied after 11 holes but Bailey won three of the next four holes for a 3 and 1 victory over Andrea Cohn of Waterloo Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ann Downey
Baltimore
Miss Riley
Mary Mills
Ocean Springs
Miss
Miss Bailey
Andrea
Andy) Cohn
Waterloo
Iowa
Jaycee Medalist Leads Kansas Junior Chamber Golf Field
Gary Levering of Kansas City won medalist honors with a par 71 at Northview Country Club. Runners up were Jack McClure Monte Laser and Kim Carlin all of Wichita with 72. The final 18 holes decide the four low scorers who will represent Kansas in the International Jaycee tournament in Columbus, Ohio starting Aug. 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salina
Gary Levering
Kansas City
Kas
Kansas
Columbus
Ohio
Whitworth and Carl Olson Election Board Heads Listed
The report catalogs election board chairmen and members for multiple towns including Whitworth with Francis Bailey, Centerville with Clyde Arvin, Chetopa with Leo Fickel, Erie township with Owen Swiler, Grant with William Hadden Jr, Lahore with W Everett Allen, Lincoln with Joseph J Volmer, Mission with Joe O Brien, Shiloh with C Dale Stafford, Tioga with Harve Johnson, and Walnut Grove with Hugh Means, naming numerous trustees and assistants.
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Whitworth
Carl Olson
Danville
Francis Bailey
Wayne Brant
Garland Burdue
Merle Ely
Bill Faircchild
Forest Frederick
Raymond Wickle
William G. Neely
Fay Noland
Charles Sommars
Gerald Umbarger
Centerville
Clyde Arvin
Riley Baldwin
William C. Blair
Elmer
Brown
Durward Hines
Wesley Hines
Ira Lowmaster
Oliver Craig
Harrold
Vere Pontious
Jake Sanders
Chetopa
Leo Fickel
Forrest Chickadonz
Clifford Culbertson
Darrel Dunivant
Bob Frankenberg
Raymond Hutchens
Robern Powers
Roy Powers
Joe van Meter
Frank White
Erie Township
Owen Swiler
Harry Allen
Wynn Fogel
Hollis George
Russell Heady
Mark Leatherman
Don Neely
Glen Raney
Clifford Theising
Art Trabue
Lincoln
Joseph J. Volmer
O. R. Baker
Ralph Carter
Wesley Cosby
Frank Geifer
James Gilpin
Herbert Moore
John Owen
Kenneth Spriggs
Francis Volmer
Harold Wright
Mission
Joe O’brien
A. J. Balfay
R. E. Fortune
Percy Green
Raymond Griliot
Charles Kennedy
N. J. Mills
August c
Shiloh
C. Dale Stafford
Carl Castle
Lawrence Dick
Lloyd Dulavey
William Dringenberg
Ralph Fortenberg
Dale Hughes
J. W. Huston
Verne Stafford
Claire Trabue
Tioga
Harve Johnson
Kermit E. Adelgren
Wilbur Ames
Reuben ©. Bark
James F. Cooper
Richard WD. Hart
Arden Moore
Andrew A. Nelson Jr
Ed Neyhard
Glen J Strack
Walnut Grove
Hugh Means
Clyde Copeland
Joseph Dent
John RR. Eggen
Geci
Appointment of Administratrix in the Estate of Robert Beatty
In Neosho County Kansas the Probate Court appointed Beverly Beatty as administratrix of the estate of Robert V Beatty deceased on July 19 1957. Creditors heirs devisees and legatees are notified to exhibit demands within nine months from first publication or be barred. ALCH BAILEY attorneys represent the administratrix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute Tribune
Neosho County
Kansas
Robert Beatty
Robert V. Beatty
Beverly Beatty
Administratrin
T Alch & Bailey Attorneys
George Bailey seeks clemency in Kansas burglary case
George Bailey, sentenced December 15, 1949 for burglary second degree and habitual larceny in Neosho County Kansas, applies for executive clemency before the Governor in Topeka on September 26, 1957. Petitioner listed as GEORGE BAILEY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute Tribune
George Batley
Neosho County
Kansas
Topeka
George Bailey
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Schichtle and Segar
P. Lundablad
Winged Foot Club
Associated Press
Eub's
High Prairie
Ro Owlen
Henry Fonda
Lee J. Cobbed Begley
Marshall
Jack Warden
Fort Ramie
de Luxe
Chanute Speedway
Chanute, Kansas
Neodesha
BY Shorty Russell
Russell's
W. Main
Stan Musial
First National Bank Dime Saving
Mars
First National Bank
Peoples Theatre
Oonnor
Keaton
Funny Men
Pat Crowley
Ernest “14277
Borgnine
Tony Presents
Curtis
Paul Kelly
Jim Backus
Leigh Snowden
John Day
David Janssen
Viginth
MAYO
Nader
Ee Ae Sing
Technicolor
Rhonda Fleming
Mamie van Doren
Zachary Scott
Sierra
BoSox
Ebbets Field
Big Creek
Ralph Reinhardt
Election Board
Joe Arthur Keith Culbertson
Robert Eberhart
Stanley Harding
Neil Heilman
Fred Matson
Lyle Meyers
Lloyd Rensing
Lloyd
Jaycee Medalist
M-G-M
Lucille Ball
Arnaz
James Mason
AB Air Agia
Ann Blyth
Edmund Purdom
David Niven
George Sanders
Roger Moore
Dean Martin
Jerry Lewis
Charlton Heston
Fred Macmurray
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