Cards Slip as Stanky Exits. Walker Leads Slump
Stanky’s exit as Cardinals manager coincides with a rough stretch as St Louis slides to seventh, 20 games behind Brooklyn. In other action, Pittsburgh and the Dodgers win big, while the Yankees hold a slim lead and Boston clouts Kansas City in a 12-4 slugfest. Williams and Zauchin pace the Red Sox in Boston.
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al Aber
Yanks
Andy Carey
Mickey Mantle
George Zaverink
Orioles
Saul Rogovin
White Sox
Jack Harshman
Chicago
Cleveland
Washington
Dale Mitchell
Ralph Kiner
Nort Zauchin
Ted Williams
Red Sox
Boston
Zauchin
Williams
Baseball Scores And Standings From The Associated Press
American League results show Chicago Cleveland Detroit Boston Washington Kansas City Baltimore and New York in the standings with daily results listed. Tuesday scores include Boston 12 Kansas City 4 and New York 7 Detroit 6 in 10 innings. National League results feature Brooklyn Chicago and Philadelphia among others with multiple game outcomes. College and minor leagues report through the Texas and Western leagues with noted scores.
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Dale Long
Bucs
Dodgers
Cincinnati
Chicago Cubs
Giants
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Robin Roberts
New York Yankees
Detroit
Chicago
Baltimore
Cleveland
Washington
Herb Score
Boston
Kansas City
Johnny Podres
Brooklyn
Redlegs
Duke Snider
Eddie Mathews
Braves
Leo Durocher
Cubs
Gail Harris
Willie Mays
Associated Press
American League
New York
Keegan
Fornieles
Wilson
Dorish
Feller
Stobbs
Hoeft
Bucks
Herbert
Parnell
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Erskine
Minarcin
Wehmeier
Buhl
Hearn
Minner
Friend
Arroyo
Pittsburg
American Association
Omaha
Toledo
Charleston
Denver
Louisville
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Beaumont
Tulsa
Shreveport
Oklahoma City
Fort Worth
Houston
Dallas
San Antonio
Des Moines
Colorado Springs
Wichita
Sioux City
Pueblo
Lincoln
Milner Set for Wichita as Shocker Coach Hails Guard
The Wichita Tribune reports Jerry Milner of Virgil Highgrad is headed to the University of Wichita. Coach Ralph Miller calls Milner one of the best outside shooters and ball handlers seen in some time. The article notes the transfer and adds the source is the Shocker Basketball program.
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Wichita
Jerry Milner
Virgil Highgrad
University of Wichita
Shocker
Ralph Miller
Pep Stops Mars in Miami Beach Lightweight Bout
Willie Pep defeats Mickey Mars in 1:28 of the first round in Miami Beach. Rinzo Nocero outpoints Vic Cardell in Freeport. Bob Murphy wins on points over Fitzie Pruden in Boston. Vic Cardell also mentioned in a separate Hartford bout.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Willie Pep
Hartford
Mickey Mars
Cleveland
Freeport
N. Y
Rinzi Nocero
Brooklyn
Vic Cardell
Boston
Bob Murphy
Fitzie Pruden
Paterson
N. J
Open Favorite Emerges in 1955 U S Open Preview
In San Francisco the 1955 U S Open at Olympic Club starts with a wide field led by Ed Furgol and including players such as Gene Littler and Tommy Bolt. Weather tolled as factors loom over the 72 Holes across a 6700 yard lake course near the Pacific.
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San Francisco
Tommy Bolt
Weather Bureau
Ed Furgol
St. Louis
Olympic Country Club Lake
Pacific Ocean
Probe Ordered Into Santee Expense Controversy
Wes Santee, on active Marine duty at Camp Pendleton, faces a probe after a San Francisco newspaper alleged excessive expenses for three California meets. IOC President Avery Brundage asked the AAU to review the charges, while Santee and AAU officials dispute details and overdue travel permits.
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Parisp
Wes Santee
International Olympic Committee
Avery Brundage
AAU
Brundage
San Francisco
Santee
California
Dan Ferris
Ferris
Marine Corps
Camp Pendleton
Calif
New York
Missouri Valley District
Marion Miller
Missouri Valley
Miller
College World Series Pennant Tilt Sets Up Three-Way Brawl
Western Michigan Wake Forest and Oklahoma A&M enter the NCAA College World Series with 3-1 records in a double elimination event. Tonight Wake Forest vs Oklahoma A&M determines who faces Western Michigan, while Arizona bowed earlier in a 5-4 12 inning win for Borland who pitched 24 innings in five days.
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Omaha
Western Michigan
Wake Forest
Oklahoma A. & M
Oklahoma Aggies
Aggies
Arizona
Wright
Jim Wollard
Bill Barnes
Fritz Messner
Tom Borland
Borland
1956 Olympics Preview at Memorial Coliseum
At Memorial Coliseum the 34th NCAA track and field championships showcase 338 athletes from 90 schools as a Olympic power preview. Jim Kelly asserts California could beat Russia. key 100-yard dash rivals include Jim Golliday, Harry Nash, and Dean Smith against John Haines, Mel Patton legacy, with a 9.3 world mark teased and NCAA record history noted.
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Los Angeles
America
Memorial Coliseum
Jim Kelly
Minnesota
United States Olympic Track Committee
California
Russia
Kelly
Harry Nash
Northwestern
Jim Golliday
Golliday
USC
Mel Patton
Nash
Dean Smith
Texas
John Haines
Pennsylvania
Galliday
George Simpson
Ohio State
Frank Wrykoff
Ralph Metcalfe
Marquette
Jesse Owens
Simpsson
Owens
Girl Athletes In Car Mishap Near Wellington
A station wagon carrying 11 members of a San Francisco high school girls track team crashed into a residence wall near Wellington Kas injuring all aboard. None were believed in critical condition. Driver was Janet Bellew supervisor of the Lincoln High School team. Passengers included Janet Breger Carol Greenblat Barbara Baxter Wanda Cox Linda Ryan.
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Wellington
Kas
San Francisco
Ponca City
Okla
St Luke’s Hospital
James McGovern
Janet Bellew
Lincoln High School
Janet Breger
Carol Greenblat
Barbara Baxter
Wanda Cox
Linda Ryan
Five teammates named in early morning crash near San Francisco
Police said the 5:30 a.m. crash involved Shirley Crane Susan Barlow Viola Lua Erma Gipson and Doris Sacchetti. It was not determined what caused the wreck. The team left San Francisco last Saturday.
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Shirley Crane
Susan Barlow
Viola Lua
Erma Gipson
Doris Saccetti
San Francisco
Cards Are Assured Club Not for Sale
In a clubhouse meeting before the game with Pittsburgh, Al Fleischman said he spoke for August A. Busch Jr. that the St. Louis Cardinals are not for sale. The denial follows a copyright story in the New York Herald Tribune.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
al Fleischman
Anheuser-Busch Inc
Pittsburgh
Fleischman
August A. Busch Jr
New York Herald- Tribune
Busch
Ft. Leonard Wood Wins Fifth Army Track Championship
Two triple winners helped Ft. Leonard Wood retain its fifth army track title at Manhattan Kansas. Team dominated events with standout performances by leading athletes, securing the overall championship and reinforcing their strong season.
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Manhattan
Kas.p
Ft. Leonard Wood
U S Norway Extend Fulbright Student Exchange Five Years
Global briefs report extending the Fulbright Act Student Exchange arrangement between the United States and Norway for an additional five years. Other items note Red Cross parcel transfers to Americans detained in Red China, Brig Gen William Lee’s runway incident in Manila, U S F100 jets in FEAF, and French Moroccan security orders restricting U S airmen in Arab quarters.
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Oslo
Norway
United States
Hong Kong
American Red Cross
Red China
Communist Red Cross
Rabat
U. S
Stankys Status With Cardinals Still Clouded
Eddie Stanky remains unsure of his future with the St. Louis Cardinals after his firing as manager. General Manager Dick Meyer says a complete scouting assignment was agreed, while Stanky at his Alabama home says he turned down the club and has negotiating permission with other major league teams.
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ST. Louis
Eddie Stanky
St. Louis Cardinals
Dick Meyer
Cardinals
New York
Stanky
Fairhope
Ala
Eddie
Meyer
Redbirds
August A. Busch Jr
Busch
Crowded English Home Welcomes 13th Child
In Hove England 42 year old grandmother Mrs Rachel Dumbrell gave birth to a girl the couple’s 13th child. Her 49 year old husband Richard a coal truck driver and their large family occupy a four bedroom home with eight daughters four sons a son in law and one grandson. The note adds that the U S Capitol dome requires 1000 gallons of paint every four years.
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Hove
England
Rachel Dumbrell
Chanute to pave Larson Avenue with asphalt mat paving
The city of Chanute Kansas endorses an improvement project on Larson Avenue from Third to Fourth Street. It authorizes asphalt mat paving and concrete curb and gutter and orders publication in the Chanute Tribune. Property owners liable for taxation must act within twenty days after the final publication.
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Chanute Tribune
Chanute
Kansas
Larson Avenue
Third Street
Fourth Street
Chanute notices list estate matters and clemency petition
Multiple public notices from Neosho County Kansas probate court detail appointment of administrators for the estates of Margaret B Roberts and Albert F Percival, hearings on Lottie Diepel estate final settlement, and a clemency petition for George Bailey. Also listed: property descent for A R Blunk and required defenses by July 1955.
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Chanute Tribune
State OF Kansas
Neosho
Margaret. B. Roberts
Margaret B. Roberts
Neosho County
Kansas
Co. E. Eklund
Balch & Bailey
Said
Albert F. Percival
Dorothy Justice
Erie
Baid County
Lottie J. Diepel
Vernon Diedel
Lottie J. Diedel
Balch & Bailey Attorneys
Etate OF
A R. Blunk
Towit
Tioga
Chanute
A. R. Blunk
Lula F. Blunk
Charles E. Henshall
Doyle Morris Smith Seeks Executive Clemency in Kansas
Notice reports Doyle Morris Smith, jailed for burglary second degree and grand larceny auto in Neosho County Kansas, will apply August 25, 1955 for clemency to the Governor at his Topeka office.
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George Bailey
Neosho County
Kansas
Topeka
Chanute Tribune
Doyle Morris Smith
Grand Larceny Auto
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