Tigers Gain Ground In AL Race With 8-6 Win
Detroit extended its winning streak to 12 of 15 after an 8-6 victory over Cleveland. The Tigers moved from seventh to fourth, four games behind the leaders. In other AL action the Yankees tied the Indians for first, Minnesota beat Washington, Chicago defeated Baltimore, and rain paused Boston and Philadelphia. In the NL, San Francisco widened its lead despite the Mets suffering a 15th straight loss. Philadelphia beat Los Angeles as Houston swept Pittsburgh.
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Sports Announcer Clem McCarthy Dies at 79
Clem McCarthy, renowned horse race and prize fight announcer, died today at 79 in a New York nursing home. He had resided there since 1956. In 1957 he was injured in a Bronx car accident while a passenger on Derby Day. He left no relatives.
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Harrington Bests Scott In New York Bout
The Associated Press reports Stan Harrington from Hawaii outpoints Charley Scott of Philadelphia in New York by ten rounds. In Stockholm Bobo Olson of Hawaii stops Lennart Risberg in the sixth. Eddie Cotton of Seattle outpoints Pekka Kekkonen in Tokyo by ten rounds. Takao Maemizo of Japan defeats Hachiro Tatsumi for the Japanese middleweight title in Tokyo by ten rounds.
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Hebert Wins Memphis Open in Sudden Death Playoff
Lionel Hebert clinched the Memphis Open after a three way playoff with Gary Player and Gene Littler. Hebert sank a 30 foot putt on the 19th hole to win $6,400, with Littler and Player each earning $3,059 and Jay Hebert and Bruce Crampton finishing one stroke back for $2,050.
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Salina Golf Pro Richard Barnes Dies of Heart Attack
WICHITA AP Richard E Bumps Barnes 51 Salina golf professional died of a heart attack Sunday while playing in a 12000 pro am at Wichita MacDonald Park course He was to take his second shot on the first hole A Kansas City native he worked at several Kansas courses and won the Heart of America tournament in 1939 and 1941 and the Midwest PGA at Parsons in 1949 He qualified for the 1941 US Open He leaves widow Ferne and daughter Diane at home.
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Baseball Scores Roundup from Saturday and Sunday
Results recap from American League games with teams Chicago Baltimore Los Angeles New York Boston Kansas City Detroit Cleveland Minnesota Washington. Sunday outcomes include Detroit over Cleveland and New York over Los Angeles. Next days show rainouts and scheduled matchups among Washington Baltimore Cleveland New York Kansas City Minnesota Chicago Los Angeles.
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Local Sports Schedule Highlights Week of Play
Monday through Sunday packed with Teener Minor Pee Wee and Rookie leagues across Royster Stadium City Park and EUB Field. Notable entries include Major League games at Highland Park featuring Consolidated Oil versus Bank of Commerce and a Sunday Parsons American Legion clash.
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Three Young Escapees Captured Near Larned
A large police hunt ended Saturday near Larned with the capture of three youths who fled a work detail at the Hutchinson Kansas Industrial Reformatory. Calvin Jennings of Larned, Douglas Henderson of El Dorado, and Otha Kelsey of Indianapolis, Indiana, all 20, were serving time for burglary and larceny.
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Entries Due For JayCee Golf Tourney
Chanute hosts the Chanute JayCee Junior Golf Tournament for four local entries in the State Junior Golf Tournament. Dean Sutcliffe notes only two entries so far Doug Ricketts and Ken Malson. Deadline Friday morning with preferred Wednesday submission to set up the event. Both Junior and Senior Divisions will award first and second place trophies. The four lowest scorers over 18 holes advance to the state tournament to be held at the same venue.
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Rawls and Cornelius Lead Babe Zaharias Open Title Fight
Betsy Rawls and Kathy Cornelius hold a four stroke edge entering the final 18 holes of the rain delayed Babe Zaharias Open in Beaumont Texas. Both players posted 146 after 36 holes with Sandra Haynie Ruth Jessen and Betty Jameson tied for third at 150 as five others sit at 151.
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Six Negroes Convictions Overturned by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court overturned the 1950 convictions of six African Americans for disturbing the peace at a Continental Trailways bus station in Shreveport Louisiana. The unsigned opinion noted the court should have heard arguments. Justice Frankfurter did not participate in the decision, and the vote stood 7 to 1.
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Daily reading of Tribune classified ads Adv
Classified ad section promises both enjoyment and financial gain from daily Tribune listings.
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Private swimming lessons by qualified instructor Gary Kennedy
Private swimming lessons taught by Gary Kennedy, a qualified instructor, are available through the program. Contact details and scheduling options are provided for interested learners.
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