White Sox pull ahead as Smitty seals win in late rally
Chicago's Smitty Smith belted an eighth inning homer to back Don Messer in a 2-1 victory over Boston. The White Sox stay in solo second place behind Cleveland as Detroit tops New York 4-1 and Kansas City ties Boston at three back with a 9-4 win.
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Giants Edge Cubs in 16th Inning Duel at Seals Stadium
Johnny Antonelli struggled as the Giants beat the Cubs 6-5 in 16 innings after Willie Mays returned with a pinch hit. Jim Davenport delivered a two-out, 16th inning single, and Sam Jones earned his 14th win by shutting out Chicago over the final two frames. The Dodgers fell 4-2 to the Cardinals as St Louis moved within two games of Los Angeles in the NL race.
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Baseball Scores National League and associations
National League standings show San Francisco and Los Angeles leading with Milwaukee and Chicago competing for spots. Friday results include Philadelphia 2 Cincinnati 1 and Milwaukee 8 Pittsburgh 0, with San Francisco 6 Chicago 5 in 10 innings.
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Suggs Leads Gold Rush at Mount Prospect Open
In Mount Prospect TL AP reports the Mount Prospect Open on the Ladies PGA circuit with a $6,500 top prize. Notable entrants include Pegagy Kirk Bell's daughters Bonnie and Peggy Ann, and Warren Bell as babysitter. Karen Cornelius, Hetty Danolf, Janie Louise Sages, Patty Berg, and Mickey Wright are among leaders and contenders after the first round.
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St Pat's and First Baptist Win Church Softball Games
St Patrick's moved into a tie for second with the Methodists after a 12 to 10 win. First Baptists held first place with a 4 to 2 victory over the Christians. Bill Grogan pitched a four hitter for First Baptist while Earl Grogan caught. Marquez and Zaragoza starred for St Patrick's as Godinez supplied behind the plate. Stevens went the distance for Christians with Uden catching. Noy Marks hit the Methodist lone homer.
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Chanute Speedway to reopen with new rules and leader
Chanute Speedway bets on a top summer season with reopened gates on Aug 5 under Gien Halbe as president of the Chanute Stock Car Racing Association. Open events require 10-inch frames and pre 1944 engines, plus an ambitious reopening program to attract fans and drivers from wide areas.
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Pastrano Seeks Rematch After Narrow Loss to Johnson
Boxing briefs report Wil lie Pastrano requests another shot at Alonzo Johnson after a Friday night unanimous decision by Johnson. Pastrano jammed a right thumb in the first round but continued to fight, claiming he felt rusty from a layoff since February. Johnson, a former Braddock barber, used a punishing body attack to prevail.
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Johnson Wins Thirteenth Straight In Slugfest
Raddone described a pre fight plan to slow the fleet Willie with a body assault. Bazzone said the tactic worked as Pastrano was staggered in the seventh but stayed upright. Johnson improved to 13 straight wins and 1 1, while Pastrano fell to 48 6 5 at 187 pounds as Johnson weighed 183 2. the bout aired nationally.
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Senators Rally To Defeat Red Sox 14-11 In Pee Wee Benched
The Senators overcame a five run deficit in the final inning to beat the Red Sox 14-11. Red Sox pitchers Dean Chaney and Phillip Young took the loss, while Senators pitchers Jerry Russell and Dick Helton earned the win. Red Sox catcher David Burghart homered twice to pace both teams.
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Legion Enters District Meet in Neodesha Tournament
The Chanute American Legion opens the Third District Junior Baseball Tournament at Neodesha with a 1 p.m. Sunday game after a first round bye. First day pairings include Pittsburg vs Independence, Girard vs Fredonia, and Winfield vs Columbus. The event runs to Aug. 1 with 23 games, and the winner advances to the state tournament in Salina August 6-8. Coach Bob Clemons names Mike Walsh as starting pitcher for fifteen players making the trip.
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Ash Grove No. 2 Tops Bank of Commerce in Tight Shootout
Ash Grove No. 2 defeated Bank of Commerce No. 1 11 9 while Bank of Commerce No. 2 beat Consolidated Oil No. 2 19 14 in Minor league play. Richard Edwards Raymond Cameron and Ray Vincent shared the Ash Grove pitching duties. Gary Lopeman Terry Barker caught for Ash Grove. Bank of Commerce No. 1 faced Robert Orr Garry Johnson with Thomas Vanleeuwen catching. Richard Borjas earned the win for Bank of Commerce No. 2 with Gary Raney and Rickey Youngberg contributing. Jackie West was the losing pitcher for Consolidated.
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Oil teams contest at First National field
The league clash featured First National No 1 against Ash Grove No 2 and First National No 2 facing Consolidated Oil No 2. Scoring shows Ash Grove No 2 501 104 11 and Consolidated Oil No 2 824 000 14 with Bank of Commerce投 39x 19. A chaotic OCR read preserves team names and odd runs.
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Dorothy Thompson Suffers Heart Attack
Dorothy Thompson 65 noted columnist author and lecturer is hospitalized at Gifford Memorial after a heart attack at her Barnard summer home. Dr Elizabeth Berry reports a fairly comfortable night and that her condition is fairly good.
Tribune Delivery Troubles Prompt Evening Call
If you do not receive your Tribune contact your carrier and, if unavailable, call 700 after 6 p.m. for assistance.
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Chanute Club Holds Gymkhana Race at Olson Lot
The Chanute Sports Car club plans a gymkhana Sunday at Olson's parking lot. Racing will run in four classes under 1500 cc over 1500 cc grand touring and women's class. Trophies will go to class winners. A drivers meeting is at 1:30 p.m. with racing starting at 2.
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Johnson and Lester win decision and stoppage bouts
Alonzo Johnson from Braddock outpoints Willie Pastrano in Louisville. Boom Boom Lester from Bel Air stops Larry Zernitz in Bel Air after 9 rounds. Event lists fighters with hometowns and weights from Miami and New Haven, Conn.
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Kansas Woman Wins Trap Shoot at Great Western Open
Mrs. Iva Pembridge of Phillipsburg Kansas won the 1959 Great Western Open at the Wichita Gun Club by shooting a perfect 100 targets. She bested J C Newby of Eureka Kansas and W H Weighman of Weston Missouri in the three day competition.
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