Cards Rally Past Braves 14 Innings 5-4
The St. Louis Cardinals beat the Milwaukee Braves 5-4 in 14 innings as Curt Flood hit a sixth homer. Bill Wight earned the win in relief, with Walley Moon homering late to force extras. The defeat drops Milwaukee from first place in the tight National League race.
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Lynch Blames Referee For Loss To Flamio
New York welter Eddie Lynch lost a 10 round unanimous decision to Billy Flamio at St. Nicholas Arena. Lynch claimed the referee Teddy Marlin ignored fouling and kept up with Flamio, while Flamio pressed the action and weighed in at 147 pounds to Lynch’s 149. Both fighters hailed from New York.
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Brown Lane Battle For Lightweight Title Bout
Light weight champion Joe Brown says he will let challenger Kenny Lane suffer in a 15 round title bout at Sam Houston Coliseum. The fight will be televised nationally with start time at 9 p.m. EST. Lane cites a six year age advantage as his edge.
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Bob Cerv Night Honors A's Star At Municipal Stadium
Bob Cerv receives a hero’s welcome as 20 000 fans attend Bob Cerv Night at Municipal Stadium in Kansas City. The 32 year old outfielder, second in the AL in RBIs with 65 and homers with 24, has played through a broken jaw and wired shut jaw and a broken toe. He is in the starting lineup despite a swollen elbow as former President Truman and governors attend the event.
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Baseball Briefs Tuesday Games and Standings
Baseball briefs cover Tuesday matchups including Washington at Cleveland and New York at Detroit with Monday no games and Wednesday contests listed. National League standings show San Francisco Milwaukee Chicago St Louis Philadelphia Cincinnati Los Angeles Pittsburgh with results noted for Cincinnati 9 Chicago 5 and St Louis 4 Milwaukee 4 in 14 innings.
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Flamio Outpoints Lynch In New York Bout
Billy Flamio of New York defeats Eddie Lynch in a ten round decision. Flamio edges Lynch on points to stay undefeated in a light heavyweight bout staged in New York.
League Stars Pitching Lift Cardinals Past Braves
Left-hander Bill Wight earned his first National League win with 62 3 innings of relief allowing four hits to power the Cardinals past the Braves 5 to 4. Cardi nals hitter Cal Neeman drove in three Cubs runs with a double and homer in a 9 4 defeat by the Redlegs.
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Men to Race Against Horses For 157 Miles
Three runners start from Salt Lake City to Roosevelt Utah in a 157 mile endurance race to beat three horses. Paul Hardrock Simpson 53 Burlington North Carolina Roy McMurtry 62 former Indiana marathon champion now in Tucson Arizona Edo Romagnoli 37 New York policeman from Ozone Park New York aims to outrun the horse team Wesley Bastian Roosevelt Utah Stewart Pollock Tooele Utah and W L Jacobson West Jordan Utah expect nothing under 32 hours. Romagnoli projects a long race with a slow finish.
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Hardrock) Simpson
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Cards Short Of Pitchers In Tight St. Louis Run
The struggling Cardinals lack pitching depth as Mizell and Maglie are unavailable for the upcoming series. Mabe and Jackson must start, leaving four relievers. Wally Moon tied the game with a ninth inning homer, and Wright earned the win after stepping in in the eighth. Low Burdette pitched all nine for Milwaukee.
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Chanute Girls Softball Team Faces Parsons Tonight
The newly organized Chanute girls softball team will play Parsons at Lola at 9 p.m. tonight as Lola also hosts Ottawa in the double header. Chanute beat Humboldt 19 to 14 last Friday and is managed by Henry Ford with 13 players.
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Football Clinic At Pittsburg State
A major college football coaches clinic is set for Friday and Saturday at Pittsburg State College in Pittsburg Kansas. Instructors include Allan Woolard of Lawrence High and Otto Unruh of Clay Center with 28 years coaching experience.
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Derby and Great Bend Win Non-Pro Games
Derby Chamber of Commerce and the Great Bend Braves won non pro games in the Kansas tournament last night in Wichita AP reports.
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Derby advances as Stephens fans 12 in 6 4 win
Ronnie Stephens struck out 12 and allowed 8 hits to lift Derby to a 6 4 victory over Bronson in the third round. Bob Swanson fired a one hitter as Great Bend defeated Cunningham 12 6 in seven innings after the All Star break. Birds pitching has anchored their rise since 1954 with 30 complete games, second to the Yankees. Yankees at Detroit, Boston at Kansas City, Washington at Cleveland in twi night set. no AL games Monday.
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Pitching Boosts Baltimore To Third Spot
Manager Paul Rich ards leads the Baltimore Orioles into the West Coast swing after a week where Baltimore climbed to third in the American League. They sit 142 games back of the Yankees and 3 2 games behind second place Boston after taking two of three from Cleveland while Detroit faltered. The Orioles have won 8 of 12.
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Depths Record Challenger 35640 Feet in Mariana Trench
The lowest depth photographed in the ocean is 35 640 feet named Challenger Depth in the Mariana Trench of the Pacific, accepted as authentic by National Geographic Society cartographers.
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Erie and Vicinity Notes on Visits and Club Night
Mrs George Clark returns to Houston after visiting Erie with her parents Dr and Mrs L G Atkinson and sister Mrs Wayne Brillhart The Erie Pinochle Club entertained guests including Mr and Mrs Clyde Wilcox and Mr and Mrs Harold Van Cleave A dessert course preceded Knocle with high score to Dr and Mrs Dale Larimore and consolation to the Wilcox traveling prize to Van Cleave A baby named Mitchell born at Mercy Hospital Parsons to Mr and Mrs Sammy Ricketts Mrs Helen Pierce the city librarian will return from California where she visited her daughter Mrs Hollis Dunham during her absence her daughter has been acting librarian duties
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Local residents make visits and move weeks of travel
Gayle Hand leaves for San Diego to enter the Navy after a Wichita work stint with Boeing Aircraft Co. Several residents make weekend trips to Parsons Vinita Bartlesville and Wellington. Postmaster Yockey returns from vacation. Pat Pierce takes a week off and Eldon Cox fills the El Paso route in his absence.
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Hymn Played at Grants Funeral 1885
At General Ulysses S. Grant's funeral in 1885 marching bands played Safe In the Arms of Jesus as part of the ceremony. The event marked a national moment with church and military honors reflecting the era's public mourning customs.
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Prominent Veterinarian Dr Anderes Dies at 56
Dr Robert L Anderes 56 of Mission Hills Kansas died yesterday in Chicago while on business He edited and published Veterinary Medicine Magazine which he bought in 1949 He graduated from Kansas State College and received the schools distinguished service award in 1957 He is survived by his wife two children and his mother
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Rat Infestation Tackled by KC Health Dept
Kansas City health officials deploy sixteen inspectors to place poison in over 300 sites. Targeted areas include catch basins curbings manholes and zones around parks and playgrounds to curb a rising rat population in the southern city sector.
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Alfred Nobel Inventor of Dynamo Mite and Nobel Prizes
Alfred Nobel, a Swedish chemist, endowed a fund of 9 200 000 dollars to award prizes for notable contributions in literature and science. He is known as the inventor of dyrfa mite.
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Bear defined as broker who sells future delivery securities
A bear on Wall Street and other exchanges is a broker who sells securities for future delivery that he does not own at the time of the sale.
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