Phillies Roll On as Yanks Beat Tribe 14-5
The Phillies sweep Cincinnati series and top NL leaders 6-2 behind Robin Roberts who allows one home run in 20 innings. Dodgers see fog halt Brooklyn game. White Sox win 3-2 over Boston as Minoso's seventh inning homer lifts Chicago.
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Mickey Vernon
Cards Blank Pirates 6-0 as Dickson, Musial star in win
Murty Dickson, 40, threw a six hitter for a 6-0 shutout over Pittsburgh to keep the Cardinals in the pennant chase while Stan Musial, 36, boosted his NL lead with two doubles and RBIs. In Kansas City, Ned Garver lasted only until the Orioles broke through for three runs in the sixth, altering the score and the standings.
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Hal Smith
Bob Cory
Baseball Scores and Standings Across Leagues
Summary of American and National League standings with win loss records, then Friday night schedules and Thursday results across major leagues. Includes teams such as Chicago Cleveland Detroit Boston Kansas City Baltimore Washington New York Philadelphia Milwaukee Pittsburgh Chicago and others with game results and upcoming matches.
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Furgol Says Prizes High Yet Expenses Loom Large
Ed Furgol, defending champ in the Rubber City Open, laments tour costs after a 2 over par 73 in Akron. The field of 130 features a 67 pace by Brewer, Sifford, and Bolt, with Furgol tied for 62nd in round one. He notes he has earned $125,000 over eight years yet remains broke due to travel and entry expenses.
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Ed Furgol
Links
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Firestone
Gay Brewer Jr
Cincinnati
Charles Sifford
Philadelphia
Tommy Bolt
Los Angeles
Fullmer Jones Bout Tonight at Chicago Stadium
Gene Fullmer and Tiger Jones meet for a 10 round middleweight bout at Chicago Stadium with NBC TV coverage at 8 p.m. CST. Fullmer, No. 1 contender, seeks a win after his rematch loss to Sugar Ray Robinson and a previous victory over Jones in 1956. Jones is ranked No. 6 and aims to revive his Robinson upset form in this high stakes clash.
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Gene Fullmer
Tiger Jones
Sugar Ray Robinson
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Fullmer
NBC
Jones
Cleveland
Robinson
Sugar Ray
West Jordan
Utah
Mauler
New York
National Boxing Assn
Joey Maxim
Youths Lead Women's Golf in Pittsburgh Open
In the Ladies PGA championship at Churchill Valley, top young players push the field with scores around 68 to 71. Margaret Smith Ruthie Jessen Marlene Hagge Louise Suggs Mary Wright and Betty Jameson headline the second round as they bid to break 70 on the hilly course.
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Pittsburgh
Churchill Valley
Margaret (Wiffi) Smith
Ruthie Jessen
Marlene Bauer Hagge
Louise Suggs
Mary Kathryn
Mickey) Wright
Betty Jameson
Eighty Entries Firing In State Trapshoot
Sixty entries from six states compete today in the Kansas State trap shoot at the Wichita Gun Club. Doubles class and singles events are scheduled with preliminary results noting C. E. Barnhart of Prairie View top class A with 100x100 at 16 yards and Mrs Iva Pembridge of Phillipsburg high among ladies with 96x100. Participants from Missouri Oklahoma Texas Nebraska Iowa and Kansas represent the field.
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C. E. Barnhart
Prairie View
Iva Pembridge
Phillipsburg
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Oklahoma
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Kansas Youth Signed By Detroit Tigers
Detroit Tigers sign 18 year old right handed pitcher Charles Fiegel from Nashville Kas for their Birmingham farm club. Fiegel, praised by scout Schoolboy Rowe, pitched a perfect game and seven other no hitters in high school and averaged 16 strikeouts per game over the last two seasons.
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Detroit
Charles Fiegel
Nashville
Kas
Detroit Tigers
Birmingham
Fiegel
Rowe
Methodists and Stark Triumph in Church League Softball
The Methodists outslugged St Patrick's 10 to 8 at Highland Park while Stark defeated Lutherans 11 to 1. Davenport and Hadley homered for the Methodists. Lutherans game ended after five innings under the 10-run rule.
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Hadley
High Prairie
Knights of Columbus
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T. Godinez
McKenzie
Wiles
Sinclair
Rader
Haddan
Butts
League Leaders and Batting Highlights From Baseball Standings
Leaders show Musial leading batting with .362 and Hodges at .359. Runs batted in list Musial with 39 and Aaron 33, with Hoak at 35. Hits leaders include Robinson and Schoendienst with 65, Aaron and Musial at 64. Home runs top Aaron with 13 and Moon with 11. Pitching top five decisions include Acker and Sanford at 61, .857, plus Trucks 5-0 and Shantz 6-1 .857.
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Fox
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Cerv
Kansas City
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Washington
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Baltimore
Zernial
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Shantz
Donovan
Pierce
Fight Results From Multiple Cities
Los Angeles Fugie Rodriguez 131 outpointed Leo Agbulos 133 Stockton Calif Rocky Castellani 159 Cleveland KO Lester Felton 153 Detroit Arnold Pa Garvin Sawyer 185 Cincinnati outpointed Henry Hall 187 Milwaukee Fort William Ont George Chuvalo 204 Toronto KO Joe Olsen 184 Milwaukee
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Fugie Rodriguez
Leo Agbulos
Stockton
Calif
Youngstown
Ohio
Rocky Castellani
Cleveland
Lester Felton
Detroit
Arnold
Garvin Sawyer
Cincinnati
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Milwaukee
Fort William
Most Popular Sport in U S Is Fishing Not Baseball
The piece reports a government survey placing fishing as the top U.S. pastime for men and women, noting 18 billion miles traveled and 341 million trips by anglers, with spending in the billions. It cites Atlantic Lures’ David Nahigian disputing a 25 million figure and estimating 40 million fishing enthusiasts.
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New York
Fish and Wildlife Service
David Nahigian
Atlantic Lures, Inc
Providence
R.I. Nahigian
United States
Nahigian
They choose NL picks after discussion of animal sounds
The piece humorously notes animal sound behavior and then shifts back to baseball asking readers whom to pick in the National League. It blends light nature observations with sports debate reflecting Chanute Tribune tone.
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Mental Health Personnel Shortage Cited in Field
A health field report notes 750000 mental patients in the United States occupying 52 percent of beds and highlights 9000 psychiatrists, arguing the number should rise to about 20,000 to meet demand.
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United States
New Baby Named Clifton Truman Daniel
Clifton Truman Daniel is the name chosen for the newborn son of Clifton Daniel and Margaret Truman. The announcement notes the baby honors both grandfathers Harry S. Truman and E Clifton Daniel, with the grandparents expected to visit Doctors Hospital where the child was born.
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Daniel New Baby
New York
Clifton Truman Daniel
Clifton Daniel
Harry S. Truman
Independence
E. Clifton Daniel
Zebulon
N.C
Daniel
Margaret Truman
Truman
Bess
The
New York Times
Doctors Hospital
More Doctors Needed For Mental Patients In Kansas City
Dr. William Menninger warns the rise in mental illness amid a persistent doctor shortage. He calls for more physicians and resources to treat patients and prevent system strain at Kansas City facilities.
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Kansas City
William Menninger
The Tribune by Carrier Price Mention
A brief reader notice states the Tribune is available by carrier for thirty cents a week, indicating a low weekly delivery rate.
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