Indians Extend Winning Streak Sixth Straight for Cleveland
Cleveland's Indians won their seventh straight by beating the Boston Red Sox 4 1 to widen their AL lead. Cal McLish earned his first win in over a month with a complete game effort amid the surge powered by Minnie Minoso Colavito and a two run homer by Dick Brown. The Red Sox remained in last place as New York and Detroit results shuffled the pennant chase.
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Right Guesses Help Minnie's Batting Mark
Minnie Minoio whose booming bat helps Cleveland regain the American League lead credits right guesses and Rocky Colavito for his current spree. The hottest batsman in the ma
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Baseball Scores From Across The Majors
Results show New York 5 Chicago 1 in Tuesday action. Cleveland 4 Boston. Detroit at Baltimore postponed in rain. Kansas City at Washington postponed. Schedule lists Pittsburgh at Chicago and Philadelphia at St Louis. Milwaukee at Los Angeles and Cincinnati at San Francisco.
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Legion Winner of 1-0 Game in Chanute
In a pitching duel Chanute American Legion defeated Columbus 1 to 0. John Cowley struck out 14 and allowed four hits. Bill Papst delivered the decisive eighth inning run with a single to drive home Bill Stephens. The next Legion action foes Independence at Chanute tomorrow night.
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Columbus and Chanute Baseball Game Summary
In a rain-affected game at City Park the score by innings shows Columbus and Chanute tied 0 0 through most of the contest with no runs recorded in the final lines.
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St. Patrick’s and EUB Secure Softball Victories
St. Patrick’s beat the First Baptists 9 5 in a church softball game with Howell on the mound and Fehr brothers delivering for St. Pat’s. EUB defeated Colfax 19 1 as Watts and Evans pitched with Stoll catching, while McCoy and Johnson worked on the mound for Colfax.
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Fight Results By The Associated Press
Milwaukee winner Besmanoff outpointed DeJohn in a 200 pound bout in Milwaukee. Giardello stopped Flanagan in Philadelphia. Escalante outpointed Ursua in Stockton. Salas and Lopes had a no decision in Sacramento after a ninth round low blow.
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Ash Grove No 2 Beats Bank Team in Minor League Play
Ash Grove No 2 defeated Bank of Commerce No 2 by 124 in minor league action last night. Dale Washburn and Donald Baughn pitched for Ash Grove with Gary Lope behind the plate. Gary Raney, Paul Tate, and Borjas pitched for Bank of Commerce. Gary Keneipp homered for Ash Grove in the fifth.
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Ex Champ Akins Opens Comeback Trail in Miami Beach
Virgil Akins, former welterweight champion, tackles undefeated Luis Rodriguez in a 10 round televised bout at the Miami Beach exhibition hall. Akins, 7-5 favorite, carries a 49-22-1 record and seeks to rebound after losing the title to Don Jordan. Rodriguez arrives with seven knockouts in 21 fights and a no decision setback on his record.
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Wabash star Loren Miller to enroll at Wichita U next fall
Lorin Miller a 6 foot 2 inch 170 pound standout with seven letters from Wabash High School Indiana will enroll at the University of Wichita next fall. Coach Ralph Miller said the move was confirmed today.
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Broglio Achieves First Major League Victory for Cardinals
Ernie Broglio earned his first big league win as the St. Louis Cardinals swept a twilight doubleheader from Philadelphia 8-1 and 5-2 at Busch Stadium. He worked seven innings before arm stiffness, Lindy McDaniel finished, while Don Blasingame Gino Cimoli and Bill White fueled a 14 hit attack and Cimoli hit his seventh homer.
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OBrien Breaks Own Shot Put Record In Pomona
Olympic champion Parry OBrien shattered his world shot put record with a 63 feet 8 inch heave at Mt. San Antonio College Pomona in a small crowd. He fouled first then broke the mark on his second throw and posted 61 3/4 60 19 62 1s 61 4 as lesser efforts followed.
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Putters Take First In Golfing Round
The Putters led by Glen Ashley won first place in the second evening of the Men's Golf League at the County Club. Ashley posted a 39 gross and net, with Al Endres also at 39 net, Ray Radford at 31 after handicap, and Dwight Wallingford at 36 net. The Hole-Outs, captained by Arch Allen, finished second with Phillip Jensen, Ray Coder, and Mike Harris.
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Indians Beat Pirates In Pee Wee Game
The Indians defeated the Pirates 24 to 6 in a Pee Wee baseball game. Eddie Ladd earned the win on the mound with Mike DeLaTorre catching. Ricky Henderson hit the lone homer for the Indians in a game dominated by pitching and defense.
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The Tribune by carrier at 35 cents a week
A brief note indicates a home delivery option for The Tribune priced at 35 cents weekly, promoting convenient access to the newspaper.
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Classified Advertising Terms and Deadlines
Classified advertising rules outline cash terms with 19 cents credit for first insertion paid by 5 pm. 25 cent ad for rind ads, six month contract rates for regular users, and out of area pricing per word. Not responsible for errors after first insertion. Phone 17 or visit Tribune office by 10 am for same day publication. deadline for contract space is 2 pm the preceding day.
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Thanks to Neosho Memorial Hospital Staff
Homer Elleworth expresses gratitude to Dr Abdbuehl Der Bryan and all doctors nurses and aides for care at Neosho Memorial Hospital. He thanks relatives friends and neighbors for flowers cards and visits during his stay.
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Notice of lost wristwatch and local services listing
A fragmented notice lists a missing wristwatch returning clue for Robert Pennington and a reward, along with various local services and notices including a dog adoption inquiry, a dance school enrollment, and tax payment reminder. The text references Iola Kansas and multiple addresses and phone numbers.
Men Needed to Learn Air Conditioning and Refrigeration
Apprenticeship style notice from Miller Institute offering a short inexpensive course in servicing and installing air conditioning and refrigeration. No previous job interference, high school not required. Free booklet available by writing Box 3AR Cha nute Tribune with occupation and telephone.
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