A's Blast Chi So Yanks in Daylight
Yankees end fivegame losing streak with 3-0 win over Washington as Bill Skowron belts a ninthinning three run homer. Cleveland tops Detroit 7 4 after Charlie Maxwell three run shot. A’s rally to 9 1 over Wynn as Ward hits grand slam. Orioles beat Red Sox 2 1 as Brown allows four hits.
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Bob Turley
Yanks
Cleveland
Charlie Maxwell
Indians
Jim Perry
Detroit
Jerry Davie
Chicago
White Sox
Kansas City
Barly Wynn
Preston Ward
Baltimore
Boston
Washington
Hal
Skinny
Yogi Berra
Skowron
Pascuals
A's
Barry Latman
Wynn
Ned Garver
al Pilarcik
Willie Tasby
Ike Delock
Bucs Rally Past Reds Twice to Narrow NL Gap
Pirates peg Cincinnati in a doubleheader 14 11 and 6 2 as Smoky Burgess Don Hoak and Bob Skinner supply power. Face earns his seventh win of 1959 and Pittsburgh closes within 2 1/2 games of Milwaukee in the NL standings.
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Associated Press
Stoy Face
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Cincinnati
Face
Milwaukee
Reds
Smoky Burgess
Don Hoak
Bob Skinner
San Francisco Giants
Los Angeles Dodgers
Giants
Chicago
Dodgers
St. Louis
Braves
Phils
Robin Roberts
Baseball Scores and Schedules From Tuesday and Monday Results
Baseball scores feature Detroit at Cleveland, Kansas City at Chicago, New York at Detroit, and Baltimore at Chicago among Tuesday games. Monday results show San Francisco, Milwaukee, Los Angeles, St. Louis, Philadelphia, and Pittsburgh won or lost in various matchups across the National and American leagues.
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Cleveland
Detroit
Kansas City
Chicago
Washington
Baltimore
New York
Boston
L. Pot
Miwaukee
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Ft. Louis
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Baltmore
Ana
Houston Driver Wins Coffeyville Races
Jim Hall of Houston driving a Maserati won the 60 mile feature at Coffeyville sports car races. He also posted the best time trial at 151 mph on the three mile course. George Schroeder of Houston was second in a Corvette, with Jack Hinkle and Bob Aylward of Tulsa in Maseratis finishing third and fourth. About 4,000 attendees watched.
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Coffeyville
Kas
Jim Hall
Houston
Hall
George Schroeder
Jack Hinkle
Wichita
Bob Aylward
Tulsa
Kansas
Boxing Results From AP Roundup Two Draws In Havana And Sardinia
Irish Jackie Donnelly stopped Johnny Taylor in Scranton, Horacio Accavallo drew Giacomo Spane in Sardinia, and Chiqui Rosales drew Chehu Gutierrez in Havana. The AP summary notes two draws with fighters from Argentina Italy and Cuba in 10 round bouts.
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Scranton
Jackie Donnelly
Buffalo
Johnny Taylor
Youngstown
Ohio
Cagliari Sardinina
Horacio Accavallo
Argentina
Giacomo Spane
Italy
Drew
Havana
Chiqui Rosales
Mexico
Chehu Gutierrez
Cuba
St Patrick's Nine Defeats Colfax in makeup Church Softball
St Patrick's downed Colfax 15-5 in the first of ten makeup games from the Round One schedule as Zaragosa and A Godinez limited Colfax to five hits. S Marquez homered for St Patrick's, aided by six Methodist errors, and Matlock homered in the seventh. The Christians’ victory follows a protest replay decision over EUB and St Patrick's and a replay of Christians vs Lutherans due to an injury.
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St. Patrick's
Colfax
Methodists
Zaragosa
A. Godinez
St Patrick's
J. McCoy
Johnson
S. Marquez
Christians
Matlock
Stevens
Davidson
J. Anderson
L. Erickson
EUB
St. Pat's
St. Patricks
Christian Stark
Lutheran
FPUR
Methodist
First Baptist
Christian
Lutheran Efub Va
Christian Methodist Va Stark
Golfer Don Whitt Wins Kentucky Derby Open
Don Whitt, 24, from Borrego Springs Calif, captured the Kentucky Derby Open finishing 274 for 72 holes. He topped runner-up Jim Ferree of Crystal River Fla after a playoff week earlier in Memphis. Whitt added 6200 dollars to his bankroll.
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Louisville
Don Whitt
Whitt
Borrego Springs
Calif
Jim Ferree
Crystal River
Fla
Chanute shuts out Lola in season opener
Don Papst pitched the Chanute American Legion team to an 8-0 non league win over Lola, with a seven run fourth inning including a walk, single, and two fielders choices. Bill Thompson Gary Neeley Wayne Summers Bob Franklin Papst Don Haring contributed to the scoring, while Lola’s Littlepage allowed six Chanute hits. Chanute faces Parsons Wednesday night.
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Don Papst
Chanute American Legion
Lola
Chanute
Bill Thompson
Gary Neeley
Wayne Summers
Bob Franklin
Papst
Don Haring
Littlepage
Thompson
Caldwell
Toia Chanute
Parsons
Ward wins 500 mile race sets faster speed record
Rodger Ward and Lead er Cards Inc win the 43rd Indianapolis 500 with a $106,850 purse. Ward earns 40 percent as per contract, while setting a Speedway record of 135.875 mph and beating Jim Rathmann by about a mile. The victory follows a nine attempt chase and includes potential future races in USAC and sports cars.
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Indianapolis
Rodger Ward
Ward
Leader Cards, Inc
Milwaukee
Sam Hanks
Jimmy Bryan
Speedway
Bill Vukovich
Jim Rathmann
Rathmann
Hanks
Race and Ward Rally With Fast Pit Work In Indy Run
Ward benefited from a skilled pit crew and air jacks in his A J Watson car. He made three fuel and tire stops in 1 minute 13 seconds. Thomson led qualifying but had four stops and finished third after a tor sion bar issue. Bettenhausen finished fourth for the second straight year. Goldsmith placed fifth after last year’s 15 car crash elimination.
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Ward
Johnny Thomson
Boyertown
Tony Bettenhausen
Paul Goldsmith
St. Clair Shores
Mich
Mickey Wright Wins Virginia Beach Invitational
Mickey Wright of Bonita California captured the $6000 Virginia Beach Women's Invitation Golf Tournament in Virginia Beach Virginia. The long hitter predicted a 207 total and fulfilled the forecast as the 54 hole event concluded with Wright ahead.
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Mickey Wright
Virginia Beach
Bonita
Calif
Young U.S. Golfer Wins British Amateur
Deane Berman, 21, from Silver Spring Maryland and University of Maryland, defeated Bill Hyndman, 43, of Abington Pennsylvania, 3 and 2 in the final at Sandwich England to become the youngest American to win the British Amateur. Both then proceeded to Open qualifying.
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Sandwich
England
Deane Berman
Britain
University of Maryland
Silver Spring
Bill Hyndman
Abington
Coffeyville Memorial Hospital marks tenth anniversary
Coffeyville observes the hospital’s tenth anniversary after serving 35,000 patients and delivering 5,700 babies in ten years. An open house is planned for June 28 with twelve of the original staff still on payroll. In Parsons a drive for 12,000 dollars for industrial funds will be launched to attract new business.
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Coffeyville
Coffeyville Memorial Hospital
Parsons
Retirements Trim Pittsburg State Education Faculty
W. S. Davison, former Fort Scott school superintendent Jaco dean and high school principal, retires as associate professor of education and psychology at Pittsburg State after 13 years. He is among three veteran faculty members retiring this year.
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Fort Scott
W. S. Davison
Jaco
Pittsburg State
Sock Dance for Sixth Graders at Teen Canteen
A sock dance to acquaint sixth graders entering junior high with the Teen Canteen will be held tomorrow night at the Canteen from 7 to 9. Admission is ten cents. The Mike Parsons dance band will provide the music.
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Mike Parsons
Liberals and Rightists Fail in Algeria Senate Vote
Liberal and extreme right candidates fared poorly in Algeria's 32 seat Senate election. In Australia Billy Graham ends his three month revival tour with a large farewell audience despite heavy rain as he flies toward Europe.
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Algiers
Algeria
Brisbane
Australia
Billy Graham
Europe
New Zealand
Elvis Presley Promoted in 3rd Armored Division
Elvis Presley has received a promotion from private first class to sergeant in the 3rd Armored Division, along with a raise, announced today in Frankfurt Germany by the AP.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Elvis Presley
3Rd Armored Division
Kozlov to Open Russian Trade Exposition in New York
Soviet First Deputy Premier Frol Kozlov announced plans to fly to New York on June 28 to open the Russian Trade Exposition and to spend two weeks visiting Washington Detroit and San Francisco with possible speeches on invitation. Prince Rainier II celebrated his 36th birthday with drums as Princess Grace watched. A refugee village named for Anna Frank broke ground in Wuppertal with Father Dominique Pire leading the ceremony.
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Moscow
Frol R. Kozlov
New York
Kozlov
America
Washington
Detroit
San Francisco
Monte Carlo
Monaco
Prince Rainier II
Princess Grace
Aristotle Onassis
Rainier
Wuppertal
Germany
Anna Frank
Dominique Pire
Amazon Basin Covers Vast South American Region
The Amazon River basin stretches across nearly two-fifths of the continent, encompassing parts of multiple countries and shaping regional geography and ecosystems.
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South American
Amazon River Basin
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