Athletics Beat ChiSox 3 to 1 in pennant chase
The Athletics defeated the Chicago White Sox 3-1 as Detroit also won 3-1 over Cleveland. Kansas City swept Chicago after taking two of three at Cleveland, boosting both teams in the American League standings while Detroit moved up to fifth. Joe DeMaestri fueled the A’s with a tying triple and a homer, Bud Daley pitched seven strong for his 4-3 record, and Ray Moore took the loss. Paul Foytack earned the win for Detroit with a five-hitter, and Nellie Fox drove in a run for Chicago.
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Minor League Baseball Play Opens Here
First National No 2 and Bank of Commerce No 2 win 7-2 and 13-12 on opening night at City Park. Ricky Clark started for First National No 2 with Davenport reliever. Davis, Chase, Cagle and Dietrich did catching. Rank of Commerce No 1 fell by one run after six run first inning. game ended at darkness.
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Bill Dawson
Gary Raney
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Baseball Scores From AP Tuesday Games
Washington at Cleveland Baltimore at Chicago New York at Detroit Boston at Kansas City Detroit 3 Cleveland Kansas City 3 Chicago 1 Monday results shown. Wednesday schedule lists Baltimore at Chicago New York at Detroit Boston at Kansas City. National League games include San Francisco at Milwaukee St. Louis at Pittsburgh Los Angeles at Cincinnati and Chicago at Philadelphia. American Association results Fort Worth 4 Louisville 0 Indianapolis 4 Dallas 3 Minneapolis 8 Denver 2 Omaha 5 St Paul 1 Charleston at Houston postponed.
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St Patrick's and Stark Triumph in Church Softball Action
St Patrick's beat Christians 15 to 12 to stay close to league leader First Baptists. Stark defeated Lutherans 9 to 6, aided by a grand slam from D Fehr and key homers by Davidson and Dunaway. First Baptist can clinch top position with a win over Colfax as EUR and Methodists open tonight.
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League Leaders and Statistics Snapshot from the Season
The report lists leaders in batting pitching and fielding across major players. Key names include Kuenn and Fox for batting averages, Killebrew leading runs and RBIs, Colavito and Mathews with home run totals, Aparicio Mantle and Aaron among steals, and Wynn Drysdale and Pinson highlighted for pitching and strikeouts.
Red Sox Win Season Opener in Pee Wee League
The Red Sox defeated their opener at the EFUB field last night to begin the Pee Wee Baseball League season.
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Area Golfers In U S Open
Six golfers qualified here for the U S Open led by Rex Baxter Jr. an Army private from Amarillo Texas with 79 70 148 on the par 70 Kansas City Country Club course. Other qualifiers include Dave Douglas Ray Goodell Joe Jimenes Stan Thirsk amateur James Vickers plus alternates FE J Dutch Harrison Paul McGuire and Robert Stone.
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Rex Baxter Jr
Amarillo
Tex Baxter
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St. Lows
Ray Goodell
Overland Park
Kan
Joe Jimenes
Manhattan
Stan Thirsk
James Vickers
Wichita
Dutch Harrison
St. Louis
Paul McGuire
Normandy
Robert Stone
Sammy Reynolds
Springfield
Franklin Keller
Richard Kohlmann
Roland Harper
Salina
Kaw
Ted Gwin
Jim Jackson
Kirkwood
Richard Sharper Webster Gooves
Jug McSpaden
Rethel
Kana
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Giants Rally Past Braves 11-2 in Milwaukee
The Giants opened a four game series in Milwaukee with an 11-2 victory over the Braves reducing Milwaukee’s NL lead to nine games. Sam Jones improved to 5-5 with two RBIs, and Andre Rodgers belted a three run double in the eighth as New York pounded out 15 hits. Hank Aaron left after the fifth with a back injury and Del Rice bruised a shin.
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Paret Outpoints Sawyers in New York Fight Night
In New York Benny Paret known as Kid Paret defeated Rudy Sawyers in a 15 round bout. Oakland’s Paul Andrews beat Kolo Duke Sabedong in a 10 rounder. Sonny Ingram stopped Chi Co Gomez in Little Rock. Rome’s Amonti and Marzzola fought to a draw in light heavyweights.
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Local Miss Contestant Lineup in Pratt Pageant
Calvin and Nancy Stales are among contestants. The Chanute Tribune notes the pageant in Pratt sponsored by the Pratt Junior Chamber of Commerce with a parade Wednesday rehearsals Thursday and pageant events Thursday and Friday nights.
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Contest Starts For Selection Of Miss Kansas
Contestants from 13 cities compete to crown Miss Kansas 1959 60 in Pratt with a $1000 scholarship for the winner and additional prizes. Gov George Docking to crown the new Miss Kansas who will represent the state at Miss America in Atlantic City in September.
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Pittsburg
Mary Lou Conyers
Marion County
Mary Ann Hartegan
Bonner Springs
Elizabeth Reidell
Basic Industries Forecast a Bang-up June
AP reports rising confidence across U S basic industries with Wall Street stocks hitting highs and optimism spreading from mills to Midwest towns. Steel buying reaches records amid wage rise fears, auto dealers stockpile as turnover rises, and plans for new equipment and plants expand alongside growing retail sales and personal incomes.
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June optimism and lending amid housing rebound
The report notes no noticeable effect from supply yet, with businessmen borrowing more and consumers increasing instalment debt. Home builders remain confident about mortgage funding and residential construction maintaining its accelerated pace as June shows rising optimism.
Sax Rohmer Dies Creator of Fu Manchu Passes Away
Global Briefs from London report the death of Sax Rohmer aged about 70 after a long illness. Born Arthur Sarsfield Ward in England he rose to fame writing the Fu Manchu series starting in 1913 with films and radio boosting his notoriety. He lived in America and held New York City as his home.
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Prince Albert Paola Ruffo di Calabria Wedding Moves to Brussels
Brussels announces the wedding of Prince Albert to Italian Princess Paola Ruffo di Calabria will take place in Brussels rather than Rome. The ceremony, previously planned for St. Peter's Basilica on July 1, faced Socialist opposition and a political shift by Belgium's government after the royal family returned from the United States.
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Arthur Schwartz Enduring Composer and Lawyer Profile
Arthur Schwartz, famed Broadway composer of I Love Louisa and Alone Together, is also a practicing attorney. His dual career highlights a rare blend of artistic achievement and legal work across stage and stage rights.
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