Dodgers keep streak as Braves swept in five straight wins
Dodgers beat Milwaukee 12-4 to extend their run over the Braves to five this year and push attendance to a league record. O'Malley eyes continued gains after Chavez Ravine referendum victory as San Francisco clings to first place amid mixed results elsewhere.
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Parker Wins State Title in Kansas Amateur Finals
Virgil Parker of Wichita won the Kansas state amateur golf championship by defeating Dave Smith of Manhattan 4 and 3 in the 36 hole final amid intermittent rain. Parker, 31, built a 6 up lead on the front 18 and held it to the end. Smith, 22, recently graduated from Kansas State as the team’s No. 1 golfer. In the President's Flight windup Jim Davies of Dodge City beat Jerry Probst of Wichita 2 up.
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League Stars Batting Rally Beats St Louis in 14th
Harry Anderson and Phil hit two run homer in 14th to lift the league stars over St Louis 6-4 after a 6-5 loss in game six. Cubs shut out Pittsburg 4-0 as Ted Kluszewski breaks hat with a single in second.
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Boxing results from multiple cities show wins by Monro, Ingram, Greaves, Torres, Burke
In Hollywood Boots Mon roe beat Billy Peacock on points. Weirton rider Walt Ingram defeated Henry Gault on points. Wilf Greaves outpointed Clarence Riley in Detroit. Jose Torres defeated Walter Irby in Brooklyn. Burke beat Jimmy Skinner in Sherbrooke on points.
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Puerto Rico
Walter Irby
Columbia
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Jimmy Skinner
New York
Baseball Briefs From Weekend Scores and Tuesday Picks
Baseball results tabled show Boston 6 Chicago 4 and 5 1 in games, Cleveland 4 New York 1, Washington 4 Detroit 3, Baltimore 4 1, Kansas City 0 2. Saturday Kansas City 5 Baltimore 2 New York 6 Cleveland 3 Boston 7 Chicago 6. Tuesday round includes KC at NY Chicago at Washington Cleveland at Baltimore Detroit at Boston. American Association results note Wichita 7 7 St Paul 5 2 Minneapolis 5 3 Indianapolis 2 0 Charleston 9 Denver 4 Omaha 6 Louisville 2 Denver 5 Charleston 2 Omaha 10 Louisville 1 St Paul 8 Wichita 6 Minneapolis 8 Indianapolis 6.
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Missouri Wins Berth In NCAA Series
Missouri earned a place in the NCAA baseball championships at Omaha by sweeping district 5 playoffs at Columbia. The Tigers crushed Town State Teachers College Cedar Falls 11-7 and 13-3 to advance, and will open against Western Michigan Kalamazoo in the eight team finals Friday night.
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Double Win For Bosox As Red Sox Sweep Chicago
Boston split with Chicago to extend a five game winning streak with Jackie Jensen homering twice in game one and Jim Piersall plus Gene Stephens adding two run shots in a 4-1 game two. Cleveland swept the Yankees while Kansas City split with Baltimore to shape AL standings. The piece notes Boston’s come-from-behind style and records set by Zernial and others.
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U S Open Practice Opens Ahead of Tulsa Championship
Top golfers including Ben Hogan Arnold Palmer Jimmy Demaret and Billy Casper warm up at Southern Hills for the U S Open with Hogan optimistic about a fifth title while defending champ Dick Mayer says he has fixed his swing and will contend. Lionel Hebert posts a 71 in the National Golf Day event as a benchmark for the week.
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Moore Seeks All-Time Knockout Record In Sacramento Bout
Archie Moore, 41, battles Howard King in a non-title 10 rounder at Sacramento. It is their fourth meeting with Moore winning by decision each time. Moore shares the all-time KO record with Young Stribling at 126. In separate card, DeCola meets Schmidt at St. Nicholas Arena on DuMont TV.
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Lopata Beaned by Pitcher Hits Insufficient Injury
ST LOUIS AP Stan Lopata catcher for the Philadelphia Phillies was struck on the head by a pitch from Cardinal Larry Jackson Sunday. He was carried off unconscious but X rays showed no fracture and he rested at Jewish Hospital where doctors say he will stay several days. Repulski was also hit earlier in the third inning but suffered no injury.
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Snead Wins Dallas Open Title at Dallas
Sam Snead nabs the Dallas Open title in a victory Sunday as he heads to the National Open on his eighteenth attempt. He nearly left without his winner’s check for the $25,000 prize.
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Jayhawks Claim Third Straight CCCC Track Crown
In Milwaukee, University of Kansas wins the Central College Conference track championship for the third consecutive year. Husky discus thrower Al Oerter sets a new meet record with a 188 feet 2 inches toss.
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Jayhawks Triumph With 66 Points In Broad Meet Victory
The Jayhawks scored in every event except the pole vault and mile relay to reach 66 points. Oerter won the shot put at 35 feet 1.25 inches and kept the Nichol son Trophy as meet MVP. Buffalo of the American Hockey League has used nine different goaltenders this season.
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Local Officials and Candidates List and Classified Ad
Sheriff Jack G. Reynolds and others listed by party for Erie County offices. County officials include treasurer Oliver Craig and register Ava F. Jeffrey. clerks Reba Jones and Marion Showalter. superintendent Hazel Meeker. attorney Richard L. Ashley. Also ad for baby shoes and bronze keepsakes with phone contact after 5 p.m.
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Wanted Woman Pastry Department Night Work
Help wanted in the pastry department for night work. Apply in person at the Silver Grill.
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Personal job ad seeks young married man for Fuller Products sales
A local classified ad seeks a personable young married man to distribute Fuller Products on an established territory. Offers $87.90 weekly and up with periodic increases. Requires a good car. Apply via P O Box 67 Chanute or call Charles Wilmot manager 2563 W 9 a.m. to 12 noon only.
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