Detroit Edges Yanks Braves Hold to Lead
Braves beat Giants 6 3 in 11 innings on Nippy Jones three run homer. Cardinals edge Pirates 4 3 with Al Dark bases loaded in 10th. Redlegs rally to beat Dodgers 6 5 in 11 on Johnny Temple single. Phillies top Cubs 3 1 in 10 as Williams leads Boston rout of Cleveland 10 1. Detroits Jim Bunning blanks New York 3 2 while White Sox win 1 0 behind Jim Wilson and Billy Pierce. Mantle hits 27th homer. Williams drives three as Sox surge.
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Baseball Standings and Results Across Leagues
National League standings show Milwaukee leading with 55 wins and 40 losses. Cincinnati 54-41 and Brooklyn 52-41. Philadelphia 52-42 and New York 42-52. Pittsburgh 35-60 and Chicago 31-59. Friday and Saturday results include Philadelphia 3 Chicago 1, Cincinnati 6 Brooklyn 5 in 11, Milwaukee 6 New York 3 in 11, St. Louis 4 Pittsburgh 3. American League totals list New York 60-33 and Chicago 57-36. Cleveland 47-47 and Baltimore 45-49. Kansas City 34-59 and Washington 34-62. Friday results show Chicago 1 Baltimore 0 in a second game. Minor leagues and other associations listed scores from Denver to Colorado Springs and beyond.
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Rip Coleman Recalled By Kansas City A's
Pitcher Rip Coleman was recalled yesterday by the Kansas City Athletics from Buffalo of the Class AAA International League. The left hander, obtained by the A's from the New York Yankees, joins the major league roster.
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Pitch Trades Shape Bisons Roster This Spring
Last spring the Buffalo Bisons carried a 5-3 record with pitcher Coleman. He began with Kansas City and was moved to Buffalo on a 24 hour recall. Kansas City also sent Glenn Cox back to Buffalo on option.
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Four Former Champions Reach Golf Semifinals at Broadmoor
At Colorado Springs Broadmoor, the 1957 invitational moves to semifinals with defending champion Fred Brown facing Howard Creel in a 52 vs 42 duel. Jim English and Claude Wright join in the other semifinal, after Brown, Creel, English and Wright won quarterfinals to reach the 36 hole final showdown.
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Miteff Wins By Knockout In Capitol Arena Brawl
Argentina’s Alex Miteff, 22, scored a seventh round technical knockout over Cuban Julio Mederos at Capitol Arena in a nationally televised bout. Miteff, now 11-0, dominated from the corner to corner and earned a shot at the winner of Pastrano and Harris next month. Mederos, 24, drops to 17-5 with 2 KOs after the loss.
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Fight results by The Associated Press report
Summary of boxing and boxing related bouts with results in multiple cities. Alex Miteff stopped Julio Mederos in Argentina. Rocky Caballero and Billy McDonnell fought to a draw in Melbourne. Luiz Ignacio knocked out Juan Burgues in Sao Paulo. A disparate line notes that eight U.S. presidents were born in Ohio.
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Legion shuts out Columbus in 7-0 win
Chanute American Legion defeats Columbus 7-0 behind five hit pitching by Larry Showalter. Chanute scores three runs in the second and four in the fifth with strong defense and key steals. Showalter fans three as Chanute takes the rubber game of the three game series and hosts Joplin tomorrow at City Park at 2 p.m.
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Patterson Poised to Defend Title Against Jackson at Polo Grounds
Heavyweight champion Floyd Patterson finishes training at Greenwood Lake and awaits the bell for a 15 round title bout with Tommy Jackson at the Polo Grounds. Manager Cus D Amato says Patterson is a better fighter, ready to go 15 rounds and finish his man. Promoter Emil Lence reports over $125 000 in advance sales and a potential gate above $300 000 with 25 000 spectators. Patterson earns 175 000 guarantee or 40 percent of net. Jackson takes 20 percent, with Patterson still the favorite.
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Hurricane) Jackson
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Patterson Jackson Title Bout set for June 8 1956
A 12 round elimination match is slated for June 8 1956 featuring Patterson and Jackson. Patterson is listed at about 184 pounds the heaviest of his career while Jackson is expected near 194 pounds. Both fighters broke camp Sunday in preparation.
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1958 NCAA Finals Set for Freedom Hall Louisville Ky
The 1958 NCAA basketball championship final will be played March 21 22 at Freedom Hall Louisville with 18 000 seats. A C Lonborg said Louisville was chosen as the site for the national final where regional winners meet. Regional games are March 14 15 in Lexington Kansas City Charlotte and San Francisco.
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Bolt Leads Eastern Open as Ryder Cup Stakes Rise
Tommy Bolt holds a two stroke lead over Doug Ford and Fred Hawkins midway through the Eastern Open at Mount Pleasant. Hawkins shoots 66 to reach 138, Ford cards 69 to sit at 137, with Hawkins hoping for Ryder Cup consideration and Ford pressing for the win. Don Fairfield trails at 139 as Joe Cunningham shines in minor league baseball news.
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Cardinals Rally Past Pirates 4-3 on Dark Walkoff
St. Louis erased a 3-3 tie with a 10th inning bases loaded single by Alvin Dark to beat Pittsburgh 4-3. Willard Schmidt earned his ninth win in five innings of relief after replacing Lindy McDaniel. Ken Boyer and Don Blasingame homered for the Cardinals who moved within a half game of first in the NL.
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Vickers and Cessna Win Non-Pro Games
Vickers beat Kansas City Westheights 4-3 to reach the fourth round of the Kansas Non-pro Baseball Tournament. Wichita Cessna Bobcats defeated Odin 7-3. Schedule includes 5:30 p.m. Deckers versus Newton VFW, 8 p.m. Bombers versus Hays Larks, and 10 p.m. Ellinwood against Wichita Cessna.
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Mendota hosts 10th annual sweet corn festival giveaway
Mendota Illinois celebrates a bumper corn crop with a six August giveaway for festival guests. The town promotes its abundant sweet corn as part of the 10th annual event. Donna Atwood home in Los Angeles features nine bathrooms and eight bedrooms.
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Notice of hearing in Will case Neosho County Kansas
State of Kansas Neosho County Probate Court notices a petition by Margaret Wagner Nelson heir to Roy E. Wagner seeking descent of real estate. The hearing is set for August fifth 1957 at 10:00 A.M. in Erie Kansas with Balch and Bailey as attorneys for the petitioner.
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Quiet Title Suit Over Neosho County Real Estate
C Hudson and Irma Hudson sue to quiet title to the West Half of Section 32 and the Northwest Quarter of the Northeast Quarter in Township 27 South Range 19 East Neosho County Kansas. Defendants include C P Nichols W A Sneeringer William A White and unknown heirs executors and guardians. Plaintiffs demand judgment of ownership in fee simple and that all adverse interests be barred with pleadings due by September 2 1957 in Chanute Kansas.
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