Yankees End Losing Streak as Ford Shuts Out Indians
Whitey Ford earned his seventh straight win with a three hit performance to beat Cleveland 4-0 and end the Yankees four game skid. Virgil, Kaline, and Bunning fueled the scoring as Detroit and Chicago chase in the standings with strong showings.
Yankees Pitcher Ford Shuts Out Indians For Seventh Straight Win
Whitey Ford allowed three hits and a pair of walks while fanning 10 in a 4-0 victory that halted the Indians’ four game losing streak. Ozzie Virgil led Detroit with a 5-for-5 performance including a double and four singles in a 9-2 win over Washington.
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Tim Tam May Return To Track After Surgery
Surgeons led by Dr. Jacques Jenny and Dr. Charles Baker repaired bone chips in Tim Tam's injured right foreleg at the University of Pennsylvania. Doctors said six to eight months are needed to evaluate racing form and possible return, with Calumet Farm trainer Jimmy Jones cautiously optimistic after earlier expectations of no race again. Tim Tam sustained the Belmont Stakes injury after Derby and Preakness fame.
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Baseball Briefs from Tuesday Results
Chicago beat Boston 4 to 0 while Detroit defeated Washington 9 to 2. Matchups listed include Boston at Chicago and Detroit at Washington with other games noted.
Thursday Games Highlight Yankees at Indians
New York defeats Cleveland 4 to 0 while Baltimore tops Kansas City 4 to 1 as Thursday games showcased major league action with New York visiting Cleveland.
National League standings and results update
The National League shows Milwaukee leading with 32 wins and 22 losses, followed by San Francisco 32-27 and Pittsburgh 29-28. St Louis 38-27 and Cincinnati 26-26 trail with Philadelphia 25-30 and Chicago 24-32 amid Wednesday matchups and several scores across the circuit. In the American Association, Louisville won 4-2, St Paul 3-0, Omaha 6-5, and Charleston 9-1 with Denver 2-0 and Indianapolis 0-0 notching notable results.
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Dusty Boggess Excels Across Baseball and Other Sports
National League umpire Dusty Boggess built a long career with more than 1500 professional baseball games and over 3009 baseball broadcasts, plus refereeing 2800 basketball and 500 football games.
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Officials Push Flat Exemption On Antitrust Law
Washington AP officials back a new sports bill granting flat antitrust exemptions for professional team sports. Debate centers on self regulation of telecasts and potential for minor league losses, with opposition fearing unchecked actions by clubs.
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Fight Results From Boise Richmond San Bernardino Cards
In Boise Jimmy Martine from Phoenix outpointed Dale Manz of Boise 10 rounds. In Richmond Willie Vaughn of Los Angeles and Hank Casey of San Francisco fought to a 10 round draw. In San Bernardino Dwight Hawkins of Los Angeles out pointed Nacho Escalante of Mexico 10 rounds.
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Braves Take NL Lead With 6-3 Victory Over Cubs
Lew Burdette pitched a nine hitter to lift the Milwaukee Braves to a 6-3 win over Chicago and extend their NL lead to 24 games. Frank Torre Johnny Logan and Harry Hanebrink drove in runs as Milwaukee moved further clear of San Francisco and Pittsburgh.
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Duren Emerges as Yankee Relief Ace
Arnald Duren has become a major league sensation for the New York Yankees after converting from starter to reliever. Coaches praise his confidence and control, noting his 26 2/3 innings with 15 hits, 40 strikeouts, 13 walks and an ERA of 1.33, plus three wins and eight saves.
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Ryne) Duren
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Lefty) O’doul
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League Leaders Batting and Runs Endurance Highlights
Mays of San Francisco leads with 385 at bats and 92 hits while posting a .379 batting average. Musial of St. Louis sits second in average at .336 with 76 hits and Cepeda, also of San Francisco, adds 42 RBIs and 43 runs. Banks of Chicago contributes 50 runs and 53 RBIs, while Thomas of Pittsburgh leads RBIs with 62. Hoak of Cincinnati headlines doubles with 20 while Ashburn leads triples with 7.
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Baseball Leaders of 1958 Season Highlight Three Leagues
The data lists top players by batting average runs scored RBIs and hits including Vernon Cleveland .364 Kuenn Detroit .339 Ward Kansas City .338 Cerv Kansas City 45 runs Jensen Boston 46 RBIs Malzone Boston 69 Fox Chicago 75, etc. It also notes pitching leaders Turley New York 10 2 .833 and Ford New York 8 2 .800 with 74 strikeouts.
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Miss Ashley Edged 5 3 In Ames Golf Match
Jean Ashley daughter of Dr and Mrs Ed Ashley was defeated five and three by Clifford Ann Creed of Lamar Tech Beaufort Tex in the Women National Collegiate Golf tournament in Ames Iowa Ashley represented Kansas University Creed advanced to the second round of the tournament Ashley 1955 Kansas women's amateur golf champion has entered the Kansas meet at Victory Hills Country Club Kansas City next week Other entrants include Natasha Matson Tillie Becker Pat Rubelee Judy Bell may enter later as state champion 1952 53 54
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Lamar Tech
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Wichita
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Topeka
Pat Rubelee
Missouri
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Two Kansas Leagues Franchisees Join SEK League System
The National Baseball Congress announced two Kansas leagues franchised in 1955. Southeast Kansas League led by Hugh Conlin includes Parsons Independence Altamont Edna. Tri City League led by W M Okerberg covers Cannon Halstead and Newton with Casey Stengel noted as Yankees manager.
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Classified Advertising Terms and Deadline Details
All terms are cash with a 19 cent discount for payment by 5 pm on the day of first insertion. Blind ads cost 25 cents extra. Six month contracts available for regular users. Out of trade ads 5 cents per word per insertion with a 70 cent minimum. Not responsible for errors after first insertion. Phone 17 or bring your ad to the Tribune office by 10 am for same day publication. Deadline for contract classified space is 2 pm the preceding day.
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Political Announcements for Local Elections
Local voters see a slate of announced races including Sheriff Jack G Reynolds Republican Eric. Gerald D Sloan Democrat. Lee A Knapp Republican Commissioner 1st District Oliver Craig Republican. County Treasurer Louis Edwards Republican. Mrs Lloyd B Locke Democrat. Marshal of Chanute City Court Merrill Moore Republican. County Clerk Marion Showalter Republican. Carroll Olson Democrat. Register of Deeds Ava F Jeffrey Republican. Clerk of the District Court Reba M Jones Democrat. Merie Estes Republican. County Superintendent Hazel H Meeker Democrat. County Attorney Richard L Ashby Republican. State Representative Joe J Vaimer Republican.
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Pirie
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Vacancy at Ranch-O-Rest Home in St. Paul KS
The notice seeks a mentally well ambulatory patient for a position at Ranch-O-Rest Home three miles south of St. Paul Kansas. Mildred Dent is associated with the listing.
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Baby shoes and keepsakes in bronze advertise sale
An old classified notice advertises baby shoes and mementos in bronze with contact details for Electrolux and A. Swan, a home town dealer at 605 South Steuben, requesting calls after 5 p.m.
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