Orioles Trip Chisox and Redlegs Lead Tight NL Race
Orioles sweep the White Sox to move to sixth as they back up three wins in four against the league leaders and Yanks. Billy O Dell fans 11 in a 5-0 start while Tito Francona and Bob Nieman homer in a 7-5 opener. Redlegs top Dodgers twice to reclaim a 1.5 game edge. Dodgers Phillies tangle. Hank Aaron hits another homer as Braves split with Pirates. St Louis wins two from New York while Boston belts KC twice led by Lepcio Piersall and Williams homers. Cleveland splits with Washington as Wertz and Maris homer for the Tribe.
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New York Yankees
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Kansas City
Ted Lepcio
Jimmy Piersall
Ted Williams
Cleveland
Washington
Early Wynn
Roy Sievers
Senators
Vic Wertz
Roger Maris
Tribe
Wichita Splits With Denver in Doubleheader
First place Wichita split a pair of seven inning games with Denver, padding the American Association lead to a game and a half over Minneapolis. Omaha shut out Indianapolis 6 0 as Frank Barnes extended his scoreless streak to 36 innings.
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Associated Press
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Denver
Braves
Minneapolis
Millers
Charleston Senators
Louisville
Dom Zanni
St. Paul
Saints
Omaha
Indianapolis Indians
Joey Jay
Skein
Mark Freeman
Jack Urban
Indianapolis
Frank Barnes
Charleston
Rabid Fans Grab All Star Game Tickets
Rabid fans snapped up 5000 unreserved bleacher and pavilion tickets for the all star game at Busch Stadium yesterday only three hours after sale began. A Farmington boy and his father spent 162 hours in line to secure two seats, while Dick Stockenburg and Art drove 60 miles and stayed up all night for early spots. About 2000 fans queued when windows opened. Irene Schelling of Pacific drove to obtain tickets for her husband Walter and their family.
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ST. Louis
Busch Stadium
Farmington
Dick Stockenbburg
Art
Irene Schelling
Pacific
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Baseball Scores and Standings From The Day's Action
Baseball scores show Baltimore over Chicago 7-5 and Cleveland 7-6 with Washington 2-7. National League leaders include Cincinnati 31-19 and Brooklyn 25-19. American Association and Texas League results list Omaha over Indianapolis 6-0 and Oklahoma City 7-2.
Cal and Penn State Nines Are Unbeaten
In Omaha, California and Penn State sit undefeated in the NCAA college world series. Cal defeated Iowa State 8 to 2 behind George Sterling's five-hit performance with a double and a single as the teams vie for top seed in the double elimination tournament.
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Penn State
Connecticut
Iowa State
Notre Dame
Texas
Beach
Golden Bears
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Villanova Track Squad Favored In NCAA Meet
Villanova arrives as the NCAA meet favorite despite Olympic champion Charley Jenkins failing to place in Houston. Ron Delany dominates sprint distances, winning the mile in 4:05.4 and the half in 1:48.4, while Don Bowden concentrates on the half mile with a 1:47.8 best. Bowden may skip the mile, setting up a key showdown with Delany in the half.
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Houston
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Don Bowden
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Pimlico Clubhouse Opens as Oldest U.S. Racetrack Structure
The members' clubhouse at Pimlico opened on October 25, 1870, and stands as the oldest building in American horse racing.
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Pimlico
Dillon of Topeka Edges Vickers For Golf Title
42 year old Topeka worker Glen Dillon defeats Bob Vickers of Wichita one up on the 37th hole to win the Kansas amateur golf championship. Dillon, a tire factory supervisor, rallied from a 1 up deficit after Vickers led late, then won in overtime after a failed two putt and a missed birdie.
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Palmer predicts Ford wins Open after Rubber City playoff
Arnold Palmer, 27, from Latrobe, Pa., winner of the Rubber City Open in Akron, predicts Doug Ford will win the National Open this weekend at Toledo's Inverness. Palmer defeated Ford in a six hole sudden death playoff for the Rubber City laurels. Also noted are rookie Dick Farrell's 12-6 IL record with the Miami Marlins in 1956 and Frank Lary leading American League pitchers in innings pitched with 294 in 1956.
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Detroit
Cardinals extend six game win streak as A's slump
The St Louis Cardinals won twice to extend a six game streak and move within 312 games of first place after beating the New York Giants 2-1 and 10-7 at the Polo Grounds. In Kansas City the Athletics were swept by the Boston Red Sox 8-4 and 9-5, dropping to seventh in the American League. Stan Musial drove in three runs in the nightcap, while Larry McDaniel earned his sixth win. Del Ennis homered for the Giants in the opener, and Mizell won his first for New York in the first game. Lou Skizas drove in four for the A’s in the doubleheader.
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Macias to defend title in San Francisco bout
Boxing brief reports Raul Macias NBA world bantam champion will defend his title this Saturday at the Cow Palace San Francisco against Dommy Ursua a 4 11 fighter from the Philippines The 15 round match was rescheduled from May as Macias aims to meet Alphonse Hashimi widely recognized as champ by most. Archie Moore considers his future while Tony Anthony No 1 challenger stays active boxing Yvon Durelle in Detroit marks Anthony first appearance since knockout of Chuck Spieser in an elimination bout serving as a potential Moore title shot context.
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Baie St. Anne
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Detroit
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Moore
Europe
Argentine Heavyweight Miteff Returns to Fight Besmanoff
Unbeaten Argentine heavyweight Alex Miteff resumes boxing after six months off meeting Willie Besmanoff of Germany at St Nicholas Arena New York on the Dumont TV show. The NBC radio TV broadcast will carry the event and other bouts include Virgil Akins defending in Norfolk against Walter Byars. Akins stopped Jimmy Beecham on May 24 while Byars, after beating Sugar Hart in March, lost to Tony DeMarco on May 25.
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Virgil Akins
St. Louis
Walter Byars
Boston
Akins
Jimmy Beecham
Sugar Hart
Byars
Tony DeMarco
Tight course draws protests from golf greats at Inverness Open
In Toledo Ohio players including Sam Snead Jimmy Demaret and Cary Middlecoff protested the Inverness Club layout ahead of the National Open. They complained about gun barrel fairways brutal rough and lightning fast greens while noting the course measures 6919 yards with a 70 par and a potential winning score around 285.
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Inverness Club
Sam Snead
Jimmy Demoret
Snead
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Vic Ghezzi
Cary Middlecoff
Peter Thomson
Middlecoff
Ted Ray
Billy Burke
George von Elm
Little Leagues Week One Results In Senior And Junior Divisions
Teams sponsored by the Veterans of Foreign Wars completed the first week of Little League play. In the senior division winners were Giants Rockets Yankees Braves. losers Athletics Tigers Cardinals White Sox. The Bums and Hawks tied a called game and will playoff. In the junior division winners Rockets Bums White Sox Yankees. losers Tigers Hawks Braves Cardinals Giants Tigers tied in a called game and face a playoff.
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Humboldt Luncheon Hosts List of Guests
Mrs. W. J. Casper was hostess at a Friday luncheon at her home with guests including Mrs. Edna Browning Frances Browning of Kansas City Mrs Myrtle Browning of Denver Mrs Ervin Stanford of Arlington Texas and Mrs H J Harwood The Busy Bee Club met at the park on Thursday for a birthday picnic honoring members with May June July and August birthdays led by Mrs Fern Lassman president and committee members Mrs Fred Lassman and Mrs Arthur Raish.
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Coffeyville
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Hearing Notice in Hazel Wheatley Estate Case in Erie
In Neosho County Kansas probate court a petition by Joseph S Wheatley son and heir seeks descent of Hazel Wheatleys real estate in Section 23 Township 26 South Range 37 West plus all other property. Defenses must be filed by June 19 1957 at 10 am in Erie Kansas. otherwise judgment will be entered. George W Donaldson Chanute Kansas attorney for petitioner.
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Neosho County
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Hazel Wheatley
State OF Kansas
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Kearney County
Erie
Hearing on Zoning Amendment in Chanute
Notice sets a public hearing for June 20 1957 at 9 A M in the Memorial Building Chanute to amend Ordinance No 1480 by removing Lots 5 and 6 in Block 1 South Maywood Addition from District B1 to Local Business classification City officials urge protests and time to be heard.
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Commissioners Room
Memorial Building
City of
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South Maywood Addition
City of Chanute
Rotary Club to Hear Sw Bell Engineer on New Frontiers
The Southwestern Bell engineer will address the Rotary Club this evening on progress in telephone science. The program titled New Frontiers of Telephone Science features three demonstrations: The Bell Solar Battery, the trans oceanic telephone cable, and the Nike guided missile. Meanwhile local residents plan trips and farm duties as several families depart for Illinois Minnesota Wyoming and Flagg Ranch to assist wiring cabins and manage Frozen Foods Store coverage. The 1900 U S educational system served 11.5 percent of eligible students. today it serves over 80 percent.
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Rotary Club
Hargis
Bell
Nike
Vern Smith
Verna
Lee
Illinois
Minnesota
Cecil Christmas
Courtney Moses
Wyoming
Alvin Lassman
Flagg ‘Ranch
Gene Miller
Notice of Hearing on Final Settlement in Haddan Estate
In Neosho County Kansas probate court a petition by Zulah Z Haddan executrix of Elmer W Haddan Sr deceased seeks final settlement of the estate, approval of acts and accounts, attorney fees, and heirs and devisees determination. The hearing is set for July 2, 1957 at 10:00 A.M. in Erie City Court.
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Chanute Tribune
State OF Kansas
Neosho County
Elmer W. Haddan
Zulah Z. Haddan
Erie
Everest Weather Observations Highlight Peak at 29002 Feet
The Himalaya’s Mount Everest stands at 29 002 feet high according to recent observations. It notes the peak has been climbed only once, in 1953, underscoring the mountain’s extreme challenge and historic ascent.
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