Pirates Ride Top Pitching To Lead NL Race
Harvey Haddix and Vinegar Bend Mizell anchored a strong Pittsburgh rotation as Vern Law and Rob Friend kept pace. Law tossed four hits through nine before a ninth inning rally. The Pirates extended a four game lead behind Virdon’s first homer and strong defense. Dodgers, Giants, Cubs, and Braves also earned wins as the pennant race tightens.
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Pirates
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Mizell
Vern Law
Rob Friend
Bucs
Bill Virdon
Los Angeles
Dodgers
San Francisco
Bill Rigney
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Williams Hits 500th As Williams Joins Slugger Elite
Ted Williams belted his 500th major league home run at Cleveland's Municipal Stadium to join Babe Ruth Jimmy Foxx and Mel Ott among the sport's all time sluggers. The blast helped Boston beat Cleveland 3-1 and drop the Indians to third in the AL standings.
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Clevelands Municipal Stadium
Babe Ruth
Jimmy Foxx
Mel Ott
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Cleveland
Baltimore
Detroit
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Washington
Kansas City
Wille Tasby
Red Sox
Frank Sullivan
Indians
Gene Stephens
Frank Lary
Jerry Walker
Baseball Scores Weekend Results Across Leagues
Friday results show Boston edging Cleveland 3 1 New York 4 Chicago 2 Baltimore 3 Detroit 1 Washington 3 Kansas City 1 Saturday slate features New York at Chicago Washington at Kansas City Baltimore at Detroit Boston at Cleveland Sunday matchups include Washington at Kansas City New York at Chicago and Baltimore at Detroit plus Boston at Cleveland National League scores highlight Pittsburgh 3 2 Los Angeles 0 Chicago 8 Cincinnati 4 San Francisco 7 Philadelphia 3 and other results Pacific Coast and International League games listed with multiple matchups
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ABA
Wilson Clothiers Defeat Munger's 15-3 in Pee Wee League
Wilsons Clothiers downed Mungers 15-3 in four innings last night. Batteries Wells and Henderson for Wilsons Olson Skinner and Barnett for Mungers. Line score shows Wilsons with 054 613 and Mungers 000 003.
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Mungers
Wilson's
Munger
Wells
Henderson
Olson
Skinner
Barnett
Fight Results From The Associated Press
In New York at St. Nicholas Arena Marcol Pigou of France stopped Eduardo Lausse of Argentina in the seventh round. Lausse weighed 160 pounds.
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Associated Press
New York
St. Nicholas Arena
Marcol Pigou
France
Eduardo Lausse
Argentina
Johansson Pitches Harmony As Patterson Pushes Toward Title Fight
Ingemar Johansson rests five days at his Grossinger camp after boxing on Wednesday while Floyd Patterson trains on the road in Newtown Conn for Monday’s heavyweight title bout. Patterson appeared sharp in final rounds with Bjarne Lingaas, as camp notes plan more road work and a walk later. Eduardo Lausse from Argentina questions future after a loss to Marcel Pigou, saying he may retire to run a pizzeria and bicycle shop. He failed to finish Pigou after a late rally, then was stopped at 2:32 of the tenth.
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Orlando Cepeda
Giants
Mays
Cepedas
Chris Short
New York
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Floyd Patterson
Johansson
Grossinger, N.Y
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Eduardo Lausse
Argentina
Lausse
Marcel Pigou
France
Pigou
Arthur Mercante
Sam Snead
Riviera
Hogan
Dallas
Northwood
Dick Mayer
Billy Joe Patton
Inverness
Toledo
Souchak
Winged Foot
Mamaroneck
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Christians, EUR No. 1 Win Church League Softball
EFUB No. 1 outlasted EUB No. 2 14 to 13 in an 11 inning marathon. Christians defeated Thayer 12 to 2 in a Church League softball game.
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EFUB
EUB
Thayer
College track notes highlight NCAA records and local scores
A night of track meets features Alley setting an NCAA javelin record at 264 feet 2 inches surpassing 257 from 1958. Dallas Long set another NCAA mark with a 61 feet 9 inch disc throw. Regional line scores show EUB and Christians in makeup games with modest outputs and player batteries listed.
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John Fromm
Pacific Lutheran
USC
Dallas Long
Manhattan
Ken Bantam
Kansas Leads In NCAA Track Meet Across Cal Stadium
Berkeley AP report shows Kansas qualifying eight men to finals as USC trails with three, while Oregon, UCLA, Michigan, and Occidental follow. USC hopes rest on pole vault high jump and hop skip jump with stars like Bill Alley and Charlie Tidwell guiding the Jayhawks toward a potential second straight title.
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Tidwell
Sparklers Versus Explosions In Yankees Strategy
The New York Yankees beat the Chicago White Sox 4-2 in Chicago as the Yankees used a symbolic sparkler display to rival the White Sox exploding scoreboard. Manager Casey Stengel led the fireworks free home run show despite the Sox’s costly production.
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Wth
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Yankees
Casey Stengel
White Sox
Bill Veeck
Cletus
Borer and Mantle Lead Sparkling Dugout Celebration
Borer and Mantle homered as teammates, led by Stengel, in a festive dugout display as a 43 320 crowd roared. The scene included dancers and cheers from fans and players alike, highlighting a high energy baseball moment.
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Borer
Mickey Mantle
Stengel
Souchak Leads U S Open Golf At Halfway
Mike Souchak leads the U S Open at halfway with a 135 after a 67 Friday and a 68 opening round. Doug Sanders trails by three as the field surges toward Riviera records and the cut for the final 36 holes tightens with low scoring.
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Denver
Cherry Hills
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Rocky Mountain Meadow
Duke
Ben Hogan
Riviera Country Club
Los Angeles
Riviera
Doug Sanders
Miami
Grossinger
N.Y
Miami Beach
Kimball Supper Club Holds Wiener Roast
Local notes cover a wiener roast at Haviland's on June 6 and weekend visits across Hutchinson Parsons Rolla Moran Humboldt Marion Erie Warren Moran Moran. Families like the Elliots Hibbs Mullins and Clements are highlighted with contact visits and church or reunion activity.
Local residents visit Osawatomie and Chanute in summer travels
Mary Ellen and Mrs. William Clements traveled to Osawatomie on Monday to see William Clements. Carol Goff spends the summer in Chanute with her sister and works at a refreshment stand. Mrs. Ima Simmons and Mrs. Emma Pemberton helped George Simmons dress chickens this week. Hazel Cook hosted Jolly Jayhawkers 4-H Club sewing morning. Henry Hazen, Harold Sample and Danny visited Chanute and a rest home. Georgia Romine, Bryan and Ronnie and Carol Goff joined parents Sherman and Carol Goff on Saturday morning with Jerry.
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Mary Ellen
William Clements
Osawatomie
Carol Goff
Chanute
Georgia Romine
Ima Simmons
Emma Pemberton
George Simmons
Hazel Cook
Jolly Jayhawkers
Harold Sample
Danny
Glen Ross
Daisy Kelsey
Bryan
Ronnie
Sherman Goff
Jerry
Classified Ad Rates and Local Notices in Tribune
Local ad rates listed per word with one day minimum and multi day discounts. Also included are public notices with names of county officials and party affiliations for 2nd and 3rd district races and county positions.
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Ansel Sample
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Arthur Franz
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Methodist Saving Shop
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Kaney Klingner Land
Alcoholics Anonymous
P. O. Box & Chanute
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Frank N. Vallahn
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D. C. Diver
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Dallce Rush
Charles F. Forsyth
Lloyd Moulton
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Jerry) Sloan
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George Corkle
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