Giants Nip Pirates 3-2, 2-1 in Twilight Doubleheader
San Francisco pitchers were praised as the decisive factor in a twin bill sweep of the Phillies, with Mike McCormick hurling a nine hitter in the opener and Ruben Gomez allowing four hits in the nightcap. The Giants moved within one percentage point of Milwaukee. The Yankees led the American League with a 14-7 win over Kansas City as Boston fell further behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
San Francisco Giant
Giants
Mike McCormick
Ruben Gomez
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Giant
Milwaukee Braves
New York Yankees
Boston
Kansas City
Detroit
Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
Washington
McCormick
Roman Semproch
Dick Farrell
Gomez
U S Thinclads Lose to Soviets in Historic Track Meet
In Moscow the Soviet Union outscored the United States 172 to 170 with American men winning 126 to 109 over Soviet counterparts. Rafer Johnson set a decathlon world record 8.302 points while Gordon McKenzie was disqualified in the 10 000 meters. Women’s events saw U S women fall 63 44. U S men swept several events and relays though overall deficit persisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
United States
Soviet Union
U. S
Warsaw
Budapest
Athens
Rafer Johnson
Vasily Kuznetsov
Gordon McKenzie
McKenzie
U.S
George Eastment
Bill Dellinger
Hubert Pyarankiv
Phil Coleman
Tigers edge Red Sox 5 4 on Kaline four hits
Al Kaline of Detroit collected four hits drove in two runs and scored once as the Tigers beat Boston 5 4. Ruben Gomez of the Giants pitched a four hitter for his first win since a previous victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
al Kaline
Tigers
Detroit
Boston
Ruben Gomez
Giants
Phila
Delphia
Ady
San Francisco Giants
Philadelphia
White Sox
Senators
Sherman Lollar
Jim Constable
Chicago
Washington
Nellie Fox
Turk Lown
Dick Hyde
Albie Pearson
Early Wynn
Leo Kiely
Charley Maxwell
Bill Fischer
Baseball Briefs Tuesday Games and Wednesday Schedule
Detroit beat Boston 5 to 4 while Chicago routed Washington 14 to 4 and New York defeated Kansas City 14 to 7. Wednesday’s slate includes Boston at Detroit Washington at Chicago Baltimore at Cleveland St. Louis at Philadelphia and Chicago at Pittsburgh plus San Francisco at Cincinnati and Los Angeles at Milwaukee with late suspensions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Cleveland
Washington
Chicago
Boston
Detroit
New York
Kansas City
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Milwaukee
Associated Press
Sil
Chicago Kansas City
W. L. Pet
Gbs
Chicago Cincinnati
Cerv Slams Two Homers In Yankee Slugfest
In Kansas City the Yankees beat the Athletics 14 7 as Mantle and McDougald homer twice each along with Cerv and Hal Smith for the Athletics. Mantle and Cory each reach 28 homers tying for second in the AL behind Jensen. Zach Monroe gets the win. Tomanek suffers loss. Cardinals were idle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Athletics
Bob Cerv
New York Yankees
Mickey Mantle
Gil McDougald
Yanks
Hal Smith
A's
A’s
Mantle
Cory
Jackie Jensen
Yankee
Zach Monroe
Denver
Dick Tomanek
Tony Kubek
St. Louis Cardinals
Di Biase Training With Guard After Tight Win
Tony Di Biase plans two weeks training with the National Guard at Camp Drum Water town N Y following a hard fought 10 round unanimous decision over Jimmy Archer in New York. Di Biase won by scores 5-4-1 from Castellano and Gordon with Ebbets guiding the bout. Archer weighed 149 1 4 pounds to Di Biase 151.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tony di Biase
National Guard
Camp Drum
Watertown
N. Y
St. Nicholas Arena
di Biase
Jimmy Archer
Archer
Tony
Tony Castellano
Jack Gordon
DiBiase
Harry Ebbets
A.P
Yankees Win 4-7 Slugfest Over Athletics
Mantle ends slump with two homers and a single as the Yankees slug past the Athletics 14-7 in Detroit. McDougald and Cerv also homer twice, boosting New York’s lead over Boston to 15 games while Giants sweep Phillies in NL action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Mickey Mantle
New York Yankee
Detroit
Mantle
Yankees
Kansas City
Gil McDougald
New York
Athletics
Bob Cerv
Boston
Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
Washington
Sydney Billy Todd Outpoints Derby Brown in Australia
In Sydney Australia Billy Todd defeats Derby Brown by outpoint with 146 percent aggression. Match reports indicate Todd controlled the action through the rounds with clear boxing edge and judges scoring for accuracy and ring control. Details on rounds or exact scores are limited in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Sydney
Billy Todd
Australia
Derby Brown
Tijuana
Mexico
Davey Moore
Pirates and Indians eye A-game as Pee Wee standings tighten
In last night’s Pee Wee B-team play, a 29-5 top-heavy score moved the Pirates into a three-way tie for second with the Phillies and Red Sox at 2-2. The Senators lead 4-1. Danny Marks and Raymond Cameron teamed for the Pirates while Mike De La Torre and Phil Steeves played for the Indians. An A-game between the Pirates and Indians is set for tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillies
Red Sox
Pee Wee
Senators
Danny Marks
Raymond Cameron
Pirates
Mike de la Torre
Phil Steeves
Indians
High Prairie Lutherans Sweep Twin Softball Night
High Prairie beat First Baptist 8 2 as six hits outweighed seven by the Baptists. Jim Anderson and Dave Fehr teamed for the win. Bill Grogan started for First Baptist with Marion Johnson relieving in the fifth. In the second game EUB fell 10 9 to the Lutherans in a late rally sparked by Wally Powell and Delmar Watts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Prairie
First Baptist
Baptists
Jim Anderson
Dave Fehr
Bill Grogan
Marion Johnson
Johnson
Eub
Wally Powell
Delmar Watts
M. Bruenger
Ron Burghart
Gerald Burghart
L. Watts
L. Eastburn
Christian
St. Patrick's
Methodists
Stark
Senators Pirates Win Move In Pee Wee A standings
The Senators beat the Red Sox 9 4 to move into second place behind the Phillies in the Pee Wee A league. Indians drop to third after the loss. Batteries were Billy Crossman and Glen Wicker for the Senators with Fred Shockey catching. Red Sox pitchers were Ronald Vaughn and Billy Dutton with Dutton also catching. Pirates defeated the last place Indians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senators
Phillies
Red Sox
Indians
Billy Crossman
Glen Wicker
Fred Shockey
Ronald Vaughn
Billy Dutton
Pirates
Bank Teeners Edge Eagles In 4-2 Struggles
Bank of Commerce beat the Eagles 4-2 as Don Papst earned the win and Terry Smith caught. Cesar Godinez took the loss with a third inning around the horn triple play highlight. First National blanked the Elks 4-2 with Pat Walsh pitching a five inning no hitter and Danny Zaragosa allowing one hit. Dean Joyce and Jim York caught for First National.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of Commerce
Eagles
Don Papst
Dick Jerome
Cesar Godinez
Terry Smith
Papst
Pat Walsh
Danny Zaragosa
Walsh
First National
Elks
Zaragosa
Dean Joyce
Jim York
Advertising is Your Guide to Safe Buying Lady
The notice promotes cautious consumer habits in shopping and advertising. It emphasizes verifying seller credibility and seeking safe purchase practices.
Pacific storm halts Boling solo Pacific crossing attempt
AP reports Capt Marion Boling 43 from Palo Alto postpones his record solo light plane flight across the Pacific after a Pacific storm interrupts preparations. He aims to fly Great Circle route to Wichita to beat Capt Bill Odom's Honolulu to Teterboro distance record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Marion
Pat’ Boling
Pacific
Palo Alto
Calif
Bill Odom
Boling
Wichita
Kan
Odom
Honolulu
Teterboro
N. J
Fighter planes over the Strait battle near Formosa
Rear Adm. Liu Hoh tu stated Communist planes attacked Thunderjets on a routine patrol over East Tungshan Island about 60 miles south of Quemoy. The report from Taiwan highlights rising tensions and air activity in the Formosa Strait region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Formosa
Chanute Tribune
Strait
Liu Hoh-tu
National Defense Ministry
East Tungshan Island
Quemoy
Frank exchange of views fails to narrow Communist gap
The report notes that efforts toward peace through dialogue among global lawmakers have scarcely reduced the rift between Communist and non Communist worlds, indicating persistent tension and limited progress in diplomacy.
Belly Landing At McConnell Air Base Injures No One
Captain R B James piloted a small private plane to a belly landing at McConnell Air Force Base after the landing gear failed to extend. He did not suffer injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
R. B. James
McConnell Air Force Base
Open discussion on county politics and independence
A lifetime Republican member voices frustration at efforts to control county political operations. He notes pressure on supporters to refrain from campaigning and alleges underground spending aimed at defeating his independent office stance.
Also Mentioned on This Page
League Stars
Aes Iad
American Assn
Minneapolis
Louisville
Charleston
Omaha
Cerv
THE
Tribune
By Joe Reichler
Gregory Peck
Collins Boyd
Albert Salmi
Springfield
Ohio
Kid Anahuac
Mexico City
Tony DiBiase
New Orleans
Charley Joseph
Joe Shaw
Las Vegas
Nev
Neal Rivers
Tony Dupas
Vineet Ao
Vile Mec Ware Hawkins
Technicolor omoeEs
Perri
Tokyo
Bank
Global Briefs
London
British Broadcasting Corp
Taipeh, Formosa
Robert H
HEALY
Lane County
Cairo
United Arab Republic
U.A.R
Abdel Hamik
Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Interparliamentary Union
Dedi
the Tribune
Republican Party
Charles F. Forsyth
Republican
Pol
Chas. F. Forsyth
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!