Cards Edge Giants as Redlegs Take Lead in NL Race
Cincinnati moved a half game ahead in the National League standings while idle Thursday. St Louis edged San Francisco 7-6 to break a first place tie, and Milwaukee lost 8-2 to Pittsburgh after a rain-shortened game. Cubs beat Philadelphia 10-3, with Altman and Zimmerman each driving in three. Redlegs climb as Braves suffer.
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A's Tigers Tie 4.4 In Rainy Seventh
Detroit and Kansas City battled to a 4 4 tie after 72 innings halted by rain. Boston beat New York 7-5 while Washington edged Los Angeles 3-2 on a late passed ball and Gene Woodling two run pinch double. Yankees beat the Red Sox 6-5 as Bill Skowron drove in three with two homers. Vic Wertz sparked Boston with a three RBI triple in five.
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League Leaders and Seasonal Baseball Highlights
Duren and Gabler shine in relief as Senators stave off a late rally. Detroit ties the Tigers blow a 3-0 lead before salvaging a draw with Kaline, Cash, and Mantle among top run producers. Batting leaders include Aaron, Will s, Cepeda and Robinson, while pitching stars include Koufax, Drysdale, and Grant Mossi.
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Dickinson Grabs Memphis Open Lead With 63
Gardner Dickinson, after a tip from Jay Hebert, posted a 30-33 63 to take a one stroke lead over Don Whitt at the Memphis Open. Tommy Bolt and others shot 66 as 24 players broke par on the Colonial Country Club course. Play er and Palmer skipped the event due to Canada Cup conflicts.
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Baseball scores and schedule roundup from Thursday to Sunday
Scores include Boston 7 New York 5 and Kansas City 4 Detroit 4 with rain in 7 4 innings. Washington 3 Los Angeles 2. Friday matchups list six games. Weekend slate features St. Louis 7 San Francisco 6 and Pittsburgh 8 Milwaukee 2 in 7 innings rain. International and minor leagues results folder with Jersey City 7 Charles 6 Syracuse 10 Buffalo 3 Houston 2 Louisville 1 and more.
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Fight Results Spokane Knockout Von Clay Stops Philadelphia
In Spokane Washington Von Clay of Philadelphia defeated opponent in a knockout at 179 pounds. The bout ended decisively with Clay delivering the decisive strike to secure the victory.
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Barrow and Garcia Win Decisive Bouts on West Coast Cards
Kirk Barrow based in Spokane and Eddie Garcia from Los Angeles defeated opponents in boxing showdowns. Barrow earned a knockout win. Garcia scored a technical knockdown to claim victory. Other results included Manuel Elias besting Jimmy Abeyta on a Phoenix card.
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Stucker Leads K States Hurdling Trio at Central Meet
Rex Stucker of Kansas State headlines a three man Wildcats entry at the Central Collegiate track and field meet in Milwaukee. Stucker is unbeaten in high and low hurdles indoors and outdoors in Big Eight action this year with teammates Jerry Hooker and Ron Stout also set to compete in hurdles and shot put respectively.
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Chanute Legion tops Coffeyville 5 to 1 in season opener
The Chanute American Legion, led by Bill Kobelt with five strikeouts, defeated Coffeyville 5 to 1 behind six Chanute hits and two Coffeyville errors. Howell doubled for Chanute's only extra-base hit as Steele, Goodwin and Brookhart contributed multiple at bats. Next game set for Sunday at Caney.
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First Baptists Defeat Knights to Stay Undefeated
First Baptist remained unbeaten in the Church Softball League by turning back the Knights of Columbus 10 to 4. Bill Grogan earned the win with a four hitter as Miller and Grogan homered for the Baptists, who led 6 runs in the third inning after trailing 3-1. The Knights drop to 1-4 as Methodist and Christians games follow tonight.
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Tribune Phone Number Card
A notice instructs readers to phone their carrier and, if unreachable, dial HE 1 3400 after 6 0 p.m. for contact. The item preserves a local service contact method and a late-evening dialing instruction from the Tribune.
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Chanute Little League opens with grand ceremony tomorrow night
A large Chanute ceremony marks the start of the Little League summer baseball program on the Highland Park softball field. Mayor Dave Evans will receive the first throw, Judy Metzinger will sing the National Anthem, and 20 teams across four divisions will begin play with games featuring Ash Grove, First National Bank, Consolidated Oil Well Service, and Bank of Commerce.
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Jayhawks Seek Sixth Straight Central Title Title
Lawrence Kansas AP reports the Kansas Jayhawks chase their sixth consecutive Central Collegiate track and field crown. The Teener League squad sails in Milwaukee Saturday with six teams of 13 to 15 year olds and a 15 man roster.
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Rural Avon Opportunity Opens East of Chanute
Typing statistical work and mimeographing offered by Mrs Viola Autrey in Parsons Kansas for rural customers. Also listed are local services including roofing and repairs by Cable Roofing Co, paperhanging at 75 cents a bolt, boarding kennels at Mrs Fillman Kennels, and sewer service and plumbing by H L Sweaney with phone numbers.
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Kansas State Names DeLoss Dodds Ticket Manager Coach
DeLoss Dodds, a former Kansas State track star and Big Eight 440 champion, was named athletic ticket manager and assistant track coach. He replaces Frank Mosier, who resigned to take a job with the Kansas Farm Bureau.
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