Milwaukee Braves win pair to take 3 tilt lead
The Milwaukee Braves swept a doubleheader from the Philadelphia Phillies 8-7 and 16-5, boosting their National League lead to three games over Cincinnati and marking their best home stand since moving to Milwaukee. The Dodgers closed within three, while the Reds and Pirates split a doubleheader and the Yankees split with Kansas City. Joe Adcock, Odie Mathews and Bobby Thomson homered for Milwaukee, which piled up 25 hits and 15 extra-base hits in the two games.
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Baseball Scores From The National And American Leagues
The American League leads with New York 61 29 Cleveland 50 37 and Chicago 45 39. Baltimore 40 43 Washington 36 55 Kansas City 32 56. Sundays results show Chicago 6 Washington 1 Cleveland 8 Baltimore 0 Boston 8 Detroit 6 Kansas City 7 4 New York 4 13. National League Milwaukee 53 32 Cincinnati 51 36 Brooklyn 48 39 Pittsburgh 40 45 Philadelphia 40 49 New York 31 52. American Assn and Texas, Western Leagues listed with various scores and matchups.
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Exhibit honors fourteen former Cards at Busch Stadium
An exhibit will be erected at Busch Stadium honoring fourteen former St. Louis Cardinals, all elected to baseball's Hall of Fame at Cooperstown. Fourteen players, four living, represent the largest number of Hall of Famers from a single team. The exhibit will contain renli.
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Greenberg and Cronin Inducted Into Hall of Fame
Hank Greenberg and Joe Cronin formally joined Baseball's Hall of Fame in Cooperstown New York. Greenberg serves as general manager of Cleveland while Cronin is general manager of the Boston Red Sox. The ceremony places their plaques among baseball's elite.
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Burke, Furgot In Semifinals
Burke defeats Freddie Hawkins 4 and 2 in the 38th PGA Championship quarterfinals and advances to a 36-hole semifinal against Ed Furgol. Ted Kroll meets Bill Johnston in the other semifinal as the grueling event continues in Canton Massachusetts.
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Provo
Utah
Power tops Yankees as A's split twin bill
Vic Power sparked the Athletics in New York with a 6-for-9 day and 3 RBIs as Oakland beat the Yankees 7-4 behind Art Ditmar in relief, then lost 13-4 in the nightcap. Power’s strong showing came against his former club, while the Dodgers and Cardinals split a St Louis doubleheader, with Carl Erskine and Sandy Koufax guiding Brooklyn to wins. Stan Musial and Duke Snider fueled the day with multiple hits and homers.
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Moore and Parker in Toronto title bout this week
Archie Moore and James Parker headline a boxing program at Maple Leaf Stadium in Toronto Wednesday with a shot at the world crown. The Moore Parker winner may be recognized as the best uncrowned heavyweight. other bouts feature Logart vs Black on ABC radio television and Anahuac challenging for a title later in Madison Square Garden.
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Hi Wide 4 H Club July Meeting at Gismo
Walnut Kansas notes July Hi Wide 4-H Club meeting at the Gismo where roll call named a state. Members voted against water testing and for selling safety car tags. Jimmy Finley spoke on ventilation and Walter Clapson explained parliamentary issues. Kathy Carroll marked her sixth birthday with a July 15 party. Readers and guests attended many family gatherings and dinners through town.
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Uniontown
Margaret Ann Butler
Fred Wadsack
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Dan Butler
Mary Lundrigan
John King
Erie
J. L. Moore
Mary Markley
Bobby Geary
Dale Geary
Wann
Okla
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Gas City
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Ernest Johnson
Janice Coleman
Rockford
Ill
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J. R. Harvey
Dale Higginbotham
Lillie Dyson
C. H. Ryan
W. H. Ryan
Girard
Katie Critcher
Kansas City
Lillie Noland
Francis Devine
Fowler
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Up and Atoms Class Party Sees Resignations and Elections
Erie area notes a July class party at the Christian church with covered-dish supper and a business meeting where H. C. Hunt resigns after years teaching. Mrs. Guy Geoffrey elected to fill the vacancy. Officers are Mrs. Lee Montgomery president and Mrs. Ralph Janssen secretary treasurer. Recreation hour follows, with committee led by Montgomery, Long, McClure, and Janssen. Also reported: J. J. Hoagland resigns as East Walnut Grove precinct Republican committeeman. Henry Hazen appointed in his place. Additional local visits include Keith Naff and family in Parsons visiting Hammell relatives, A. F. Redmond visiting from Fort Scott, Lex Copeland of New Jersey visiting Clyde Copeland, and Supt. I. A. Schott and Mrs. Schott from Kodiak, Alaska. Mrs. Elva Wood on two-week Sheriff service vacation, C. P. McKinnie and family Moran visitors, Norman Hudson on two-week vacation, Gene Johnson planning Kansas State College attendance after Pittsburg State, Judith Richey and Barbara Bryan to Pittsburg State, and families of Ed Chrisler and Claudia Grugett returning home from St. Louis. Janet Golden returns home to Orlando after visit.
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Fort Scott
Lex Copeland
Lambertsville
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Clyde Copeland
I. A. Schott
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Alaska
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Belt
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C. P. McKinnie
Moran
Norman Hudson
St. Louis
Gene Johnson
Manhattan
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Barbara
Larry Bryan
Pittsburg
Summer Visit Members of Belt Family In Erie Scene
Postmaster C. E. Yockey irrigates a garden and berry patch across from his home while drilling a deep water well for irrigation. Mrs. Susie Rice of Illinois and Floyd Rice of Cha nute are summoned to Erie by their mother's death.
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Girl He Left Behind sequel delights readers at Public Library
Public Library comments on Marion Hargrove's new book about peacetime army draftees. The piece notes sharp dialogue and a cast of odd characters with a doting mother and witty father. Chief Morehead praises the author for realistic portrayal of young minds and speech. The passage ends with a quirky aside on record pressure and national demographics.
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