Detroit Spills Yanks Pirates Edge Redlegs
Milwaukee pitcher Bob Buhl limited the Dodgers to a four hitter in a 3 1 victory that kept Brooklyn and the Braves tied for third place in the NL race. Vern Law tossed a four hitter and the Pirates beat Cincinnati 5 2, moving one game ahead of the Phillies who hold second.
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Bob Buhl
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Joe Nuxhall
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New Mark For Musial
Stan Musial extends his iron man streak to 822 consecutive games to tie Gus Suhr for the National League record. The St. Louis Cardinal star has played 821 of 1953 games and continues to chase league lead in runs, RBIs, and extra base hits despite injuries and a split position role.
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BoSox Batter A's 11 4 as Gernert Shines in Win
Boston routs Oakland 11 to 4 in game four of the series. Dick Gernert hits two homers and a double driving in six runs. Willard Nixon adds his fourth win as Alex Kellner suffers his fourth loss. Hal Smith, Gus Zernial, and Lou Skizas contribute multi hit efforts for the Red Sox.
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Bill Virdon
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Ted Williams
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Baseball Standings and Scores From Tuesday Night Action
Major and minor leagues show Boston, Chicago, Detroit lead in standings with Tuesday results. Detroit beat New York 9 4 while Boston edged Kansas City 11 4. national and league games list Cincinnati Philadelphia Brooklyn Milwaukee and more with several postponed or scheduled night games.
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Argentina's Miteff Defeats Willi Besmanoff
Argentina's Alex Miteff 22 stops Willi Besmanoff in a 10 round fight at St. Nicholas Arena. The 9-0 heavyweight prospect, with one year in the ring, pressed the attack and dominated from start to finish delivering body blows and jabs to claim another victory.
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Argentina
Alex Miteff
Germany
Willi Besmanoff
St. Nicholas Arena
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Decision for Score May Be Given Today
Cleveland star lefty Herb Score may learn today when he can resume pitching for the Indians. He arrived from Hagerstown Maryland where he has been convalescing from an eye injury at his uncle's home for two weeks. An eye exam with Dr Charles J Thomas could set a return date. Score, 24, was hit in May by a line drive in a game with the Yankees. He expects about a month more, possibly longer, before workouts resume.
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Wichita Loses Two To Denver In Doubleheader
Wichita Braves drop two to Denver as the Bears sweep in seven innings 3-1 and nine innings 7-2. The undefeated Millers and Colts also feature in a packed American Association slate with Charleston and Indianapolis results alongside a bowling record set by Mrs Allyne Hansen of Ottawa Iowa.
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Suggs Wins Third Ladies PGA Championship
Louise Suggs won the third Ladies PGA championship at Churchill Valley Club by three strokes. She shot a final round 68 to finish at 285, earning 1316 dollars, while Wiffi Smith took second with 288 after a 74 final round and 921 dollars.
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Iola Invitational Golf Tournament at Allen County Club
Iola hosts the annual Iola Invitational on June 16 at the Allen County Club two miles east of Iola on US 54. Flights for all golfers prize money totaling 500 dollars with 9 30 am entry deadline. Pro Del Hemphill oversees the course with grass greens.
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Cal Takes Lead In Collegiate Series
California opened with three straight wins in the NCAA College World Series after a 8-0 defeat of Penn State. The Bears faced Iowa State in tonight’s double elimination, while Penn State and Notre Dame played for survival as both sat at 2-1 in the series.
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Ashley Fourth In Qualifying For Women’s Golf Meet
Ashley of Kansas shot 81 to stand two strokes behind leaders Meriam Bailey Ann Rutherford and Judy Bell in the 13th Women’s Collegiate Golf Championship at the University of Illinois Champaign course. Others in the championship flight posted 87 to 90 as the field of 40 coeds began play with par at 76.
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Arizona
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Grand Rapids
Mich
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Illinois
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Rutherford Bailey and Gipson Bell Evertse match notes
Miss Ashley daughter of Dr and Mrs Ed Ashley of 911 S Highland is mentioned with Rutherford Bailey Gipson Bell and Evertse in the context of local social or sports figures. The item combines names and a residence reference without detailing outcomes.
Martin wins Heart of America medal at Swope Park
Bob Martin of Columbia Missouri triumphed in the first round of the Heart of America Golf Tournament at Swope Park. The 20 year old University of Missouri golfer shot 35 36 71 on a par 72 course to lead a field of 122 players, the only sub par score.
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Bob Martin
Columbia
Heart of America
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University of Missouri
B47 Jet Bomber Makes Belly Landing at McConnell Base
A B47 jet bomber landed belly first at McConnell Air Force Base after its landing gear jammed. Fire foam covered the runway while three hours of circling reduced fuel before a safe touchdown. The three crew members escaped injury.
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McConnel Air Force Base
$763,000 Wichita base project approved by committee
The House Armed Services Committee tentatively approved a $763,000 project at McConnell Air Force Base in Wichita and a $653,000 job at Scott Air Force Base in Belleville Illinois. The measures were part of a 38 Air Force projects in a $1.7 million authorization.
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House Armed Services Committee
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Wichita
Scott Afb
Belleville
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Air Force
Dakota Names for North and South Dakota
The Dakota Indians gave the states their names, with Dakota meaning allied in their language. This attribution links the two upper Great Plains states to Native American heritage and the term Dakota.
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South Dakota
Dakota
Angrishman William Brown Founding of Argen tine Navy
William Brown of Mayo founded the Argentine Navy in 1814 establishing the nation’s naval command. He led early efforts shaping Argentina’s seafaring forces and naval strategy during the country’s independence period.
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Fight Results From New York Johannesburg and New Orleans
In New York Alex Mitoff defeated Willi Besman by decision in a 202 pound bout. In Johannesburg Mike Holt beat Jimmy Martinez on points in a 164 pound fight. In New Orleans Willie Vaughn stopped Al Williams on points in a 155 and a half pound matchup.
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