BoSox Blast Detroit as Road Woes Return
The Boston Red Sox defeated Detroit 9-4 to extend a six game win streak, led by Jackie Jensen three run homer and a fifth inning surge. Jensen's 14th of the year trails AL leader Cerv. Frank Sullivan earned his third win while Paul Foytack took the loss for Detroit.
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Associated Press
Boston Red Sox
Jackie Jensen
Red Sox
Detroit
Kansas City
New York Yankees
Baltimore
Cleveland
Chicago White Sox
Washington
Fenway Park
Jensen
Tigers
Celar
Eleven Wins In Softball Eleven Wins In Softball
The Lutherans defeated the Christians 11-2 and Stark shut out High Prairie 11-0 in the second round of church league softball at Highland Park. Stark pitcher Bill Haddan allowed one hit with eight strikeouts, the game ending in the fifth under the 10-run rule. Richard Beard hit a bases loaded homer for Stark, Bud Butts added a three run shot, while Fred Sinclair homered for the Lutherans in the seventh. Tonight EUB faces St Patrick s and First Baptists meet the Methodists in the two first game.
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Stark
High Prairie
Highland Park
Bill Haddan
Richard Beard
Bud Butts
Fred Sinclair
EUB
St. Patrick's
First Baptists
Methodists
Lutherans
Burghart
Raver
Sterns
Wells
Jacobs
Crowl
Anderson and Stone
Haddan and Nelson
Amateurs Poised To Rival Pros At Tulsa Open
On the 6907 yard Southern Hills course in Tulsa 31 amateurs out of 162 start Thursday as a monster course tests pros. Observer Bill Kaiser notes Patton Ward Nicklaus and Nichols as potential threats alongside historic names in the pursuit of an amateur victory.
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Tulsa
Okla
Billy Joe Patton
Southern Hills Country Club
Bobby Jones
Johnny Goodman
Goodman
Jones
Bill Kaiser
Louisville
Ken Venturi
Kaiser
Patton
Harvie Ward
Jack Nicklaus
Columbus
Ohio
Bobby Nichols
Midland
Tex
Baseball Briefs From National and American Leagues
Results and schedule notes across the leagues include Cincinnati at St. Louis and Philadelphia at Los Angeles in the National League with one game on Wednesday. American League games feature Kansas City at New York and Chicago at Washington with several twi night and postponed entries. American Association reports Denver defeating Louisville and Indianapolis hosting St Paul with a rainout.
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Milwaukee
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Kansas City
New York
Washington
Cleveland
Baltimore
Detroit
Boston
American Assn
Denver
Louisville
Charleston
Omaha
Wichita
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
St. Paul
W. L. Pet. G.B. San Francisco i
Dil
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Chicago Nena
L Pet GB
Cleveland Betwee
Boxing Fight Results Across Cities and Bouts
In Sacramento Archie Moore outpointed Howard King over 10 rounds in a non title bout in Reno Milo Savage lost to Charley Joseph by points over 10 rounds in New Orleans Peter Schmidt was stopped by Tony DeCola over 9 rounds in New York Milo Savage faced defeat in Salt Lake City by points to Clive Steuart over 12 rounds in Sydney Al Williams lost on points to Clive Steuart in Los Angeles 12 rounds and Pat McMurtry stopped Henry Hall in Butte and Clive Steuart defeated Al Williams in Sydney Australia
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Sacramento
Calif
Archie Moore
San Diego
Howard King
Reno
Nev
New Orleans
Charley Joseph
Milo Savage
Salt Lake City
New York
Tony DeCola
Peter Schmidt
Butte
Mont
Pat McMurtry
Tacoma
Wash
Henry Hall
Milwaukee
Sydney
Australia
Clive Stewart
al Williams
Los Angeles
Hole in One With One Arm
Stanley Paltsios of Watertown Mass admitted he bought the drinks after a Sunday golf round. He scored an ace with a four iron on the 153 yard third hole despite having one arm, his right limb amputated below the elbow years ago.
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Watertown
Mass
Stanley Paltsios
Paltsios
Indoor Stadium Is Tokyo Plan
A television company announced plans to build an 80 000 seat indoor baseball stadium in Tokyo by April 1960. The project aims to create a new sports venue for the city, signaling a major expansion in infrastructure and entertainment facilities.
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Tokyo
Do Rowdies Elbow Trout From Table
Michigan biologists plan an experiment on a cold water stream to test how rough native fish affect hatchery trout. They will remove suckers chubs and similar fish from a stretch then stock hatchery trout and compare recovery to a control section over about a year.
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Michigan
DeCola Wins TKO Over Peter Schmidt
New York AP reports Tony DeCola defeated Peter Schmidt by ninth round technical knockout after Schmidt failed to continue due to a deep cut above the left eye. Schmidt protested, questioning a ninth to tenth round decision, as Dr Schiff halted the bout at St. Nicholas Arena.
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NEW York
Peter Schmidt
Tony DeCola
Schmidt
St. Nicholas Arena
Alexander Schiff
New York State Athletic Commission
Trans-Miss Tourney Opens With Surprising Medalist Tie
At Springfield Missouri Hickory Hills CC 32 top amateur women golfers began the 28th Trans Miss tournament with 19 year old Barbara Williams Frances Rich and Mrs Paul Doe Jr tying for medalist at 74 two over par Defending champion Mrs James Ferrie and Jo Anne Gunderson both shot 77 in qualifying play partial results noted as the field begins competition.
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Springfield
Hickory Hills Country Club
Barbara Williams
Richmond
Calif
Frances Rich
Bainbridge
Paul Doe Jr
Indianapolis
James Ferrie
Gardena
Jo Anne Gunderson
Kirkland
Wash
Tournament favorite barely earns ship berth at 81
Tourney favorite Mrs. William Harison of Piedmont California barely wins a berth in the championship flight with a score of 81. The tournament finals are scheduled for Saturday.
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William Harison
Piedmont
Calif
Don Goff Named Vice Principal At Dinuba High School
Don Goff former Senior High School basketball coach is appointed vice principal of Dinuba Joint Union High School in California. He recently moved from Visalia where he coached basketball and taught PE at Redwood High School. Goff notes Dinuba is a growing town with 6000 plus residents and the high school enrolls about 700 students. He spent six years teaching and coaching at the Senior High School, leading several championship teams.
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Don Goff
Dinuba Joint Union High School
California
Goff
Visalia
Redwood High School
the Tribune
Dinuba
Turner Hart Bout Promises Clash Between Old Friends
Philadelphia matches set as Gil Turner and Garnet Hart meet in a 10 round welterweight bout. Hart, 22, seeks victory to prove his rise with trainer Willie Reddish noting their long sparring war. Turner, 27, aims to rebound after facing top names in a career of 73 fights with 55 wins. The bout is not televised.
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Philadelphia
Gil Turner
Garnet
Sugar) Hart
Turner
Young Hart
Willie Reddish
Reddish
Hart
Gil
Jeddish
Harts
Sugar
Rademacher Aims at Patterson Rematch After Folley Bout
Los Angeles AP reports Pete Rademacher, after signing to fight Zora Folley on July 24, says a victory could earn him a rematch with heavyweight champion Floyd Patterson. Rademacher previously lost to Patterson by knockout in his pro debut last August in Seattle.
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Los Angeles
Pete Rademacher
Zora Folley
Rademacher
Floyd Patterson
Folley
Patterson
Seattle
Mays Slumps as Reds Blank Giants Three Zip
Willie Mays went 0-for-4 as Cincinnati redlegs defeated the San Francisco Giants 3-0. Bob Purkey earned his eighth win, in a six-hitter with no walks and three strikeouts, snapping San Francisco’s lead to a half-game over Milwaukee. The Reds moved into third place, 32 games back, while Boston and Detroit won to tighten standings. Rain halted the other game with Chicago leading Washington 7-1 in the fourth.
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Associated Press
Willie
San Francisco Giants
Bob Purkey
Cincinnati
Giants
Milwaukee
Redlegs
Boston
Kansas City
Detroit
Balltimore
Cleveland
Chicago White Sox
Washington
Purkey
Steve Bilko
Johnny Antonelli
Reds
Akins Offered $40,000 to Defend Title vs Jones
Virgil Akins, welterweight champion, received a $40,000 guaranteed bid to defend his crown against Harold Jones. Manager Eddie Yawitz said Los Angeles matchmaker Jack Laken proposed the bout, potentially set in Los Angeles late in August.
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ST. Louis
Virgil Akins
Akins
Harold Jones
Eddie Yawitz
Jack Laken
Los Angeles
Purkey Shuts Out Giants for Sixth Win in Row
Bob Purkey of the Redlegs blanked the Giants 3-0 on six hits with no walks and three strikeouts to improve to 8-1 and claim his fifth consecutive victory. Jackie Jensen powered the Red Sox in a 9-4 win over the Tigers with a two on homer his 14th and four RBIs.
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Associated Press
Bob Purkey
Redlegs
Giants
Jackie Jensen
Red Sox
Tigers
Senators Beat Red Sox In Peewee League Tilt
The Senators defeated the Red Sox 11 to 9 in a Peewee League A game at the EUB church diamond yesterday. Crossman and Benson pitched for the Senators with Chan ey and Dutton on the Sox.
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Senators
Red Sox
Eub Church
Crossman
Benson
Chaney and Dutton
Sox
Girls State Organizes Mock Governments
LAWRENCE AP Sunflower used a group of Rainbow Girls to organize mock governments for 12 cities and six counties during the Kansas Grand Assembly. The item notes accompanying social visits, club events, and personnel changes in Erie and vicinity.
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C. R. Thurman
Accompa- Lawrence
Sunflower
Wichita
Kansas
Make-Believe State Preps for Today’s Primary
The piece notes a yesterday buildup for today’s mythical primary and mentions rallies planned after the election at the University of Kansas. It describes an annual training session in politics and government.
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University of Kansas
Lions elect eight district governors at state convention
AP reports the Kansas Lions Club state convention concluded with eight district governors chosen. Winners include Warren A. Culp of Independence and M. W. Rice of Yates Center along with G. C. Hammond of Owe, Arthur Deeter of Holton, Homer Bigham of Randall, Fred Crum of St. Francis, E. Fisher of Turon and John P. Polzin of Hoisington.
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Topelea
State Lins Club
Warren A. Culp
Independence
M. W. Riea
Yates Center
G. C. Hammond
Ouwe
Arthur Deeter
Holton
Homer
Rainbow Girls Session Sees Members Depart for Event
Rainbow Girls now in session with delegations leaving the area. Nancy Dunham Pat Brady Sherry Murray Pat Shaw Carolyn Naff Pat Naff Linda Thurman Mary Lou Montgomery and Joan Copeland among those traveling. Lynn Shaw provided a car for part of the transport and remains in Wichita visiting friends. Mr and Mrs A F Redmond attended a Santa Fe Park picnic hosted by state tuberculosis hospital employees. Mr and Mrs John Ivan Hendrick and Sandra of Independence visited over the weekend with Loren Trammell and John Bebbington families.
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Bly
Rainbow Girls
Nancy Dunham
Pat Brady
Sherry Murray
Pat Shaw
Carolyn Naff
Pat Naff
Linda Thurman
Mary Lou Montgomery
Joan Copeland
Lynn Shaw
Wichita
A. F. Redmond
Santa Fe Park
Chanute
State Tuberculosis Hospital
John Ivan Hendrick
Sandra of
Independence
Loren Trammell
John Bebbington
Humboldt native moves to Colorado Springs for teaching post
Humboldt resident Alan Pickarts will join Colorado Springs schools with his family this summer. He enrolled in Iowa University summer sessions while his wife and children visit relatives in Grand Mound and Kansas City. The news lists numerous local visitors and travel to and from Humboldt including weddings in Parsons and family trips to Iowa City and Kan sas.
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Alan Pickarts
Colorado Springs
Colo
Pickarts
Iowa University
Humboldt
E. A. Pickarts
Iowa City
Grand Mound
Taylor Powers
Ella Fortner
J. A. York
Wilford York
Altoona
Elizabeth Crawford
University of Kansas
Herman Crawford
Wendell Bell
Kansas City
J. N. Redding
Don Hofer
Houston
Arthur Hofer
William Weldon
C. A Brooks
Bridge Street
Bob Munch
Bainbridge
Joe Lucia
Long Beach
Thad Clements Jr
Blackwell
Okla
Jack Clements
Price
Utah
Thad Clements
Clements
H. L. Rapp
Ottawa
P. J. McGannen
Lincoln
Neb
Parsons
Paul McGannen
Leo McGannen
Jimmy Harrison
Chicago
Visitors and family visits span weekend in Chanute
The Chanute Tribune report notes a busy weekend with Rosalee Harrison hosting a weeklong visit for family. Mrs. Alan Livingston arrived after traveling to attend to her ill father W. L. Drake, who died shortly before her arrival. G. A. VanNice and family visited Bartholomews, joined by Mrs. Ray Brown and children. Diana Scott and Barbara Kester traveled from Ottawa and Wichita to see relatives, with Barbara Brown returning to Wellington after a stay in Chanute and Iola. Barbara Brown stayed with Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Ellis. Mrs. Walter Clum spent the weekend visiting while at Pittsburg State College.
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Rosalee Harrison
Alan Livingston
W. L. Drake
G. A. VanNice
Fred Bartholomew
Ray Brown
M. A. Scott
Diana Scott
Ottawa
Barbara Kester
Wichita
G. C. van Nice
M. H. Ellis
Walter Clum
Pittsburg State College
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