Cards Take Over Lead After 30 Day Hustle
The St. Louis Cardinals grab the NL lead after a 21-7 stretch since slipping to sixth. Mur ry Dickson shut out Pittsburgh as the Cards won 7-4 with late relief help. Giants beat Braves in 12 innings to reopen the chase with Cincinnati and Philadelphia also winning. Yankees and Orioles duel atop the AL as White Sox open a New York series.
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Cardinals extend lead with 7-4 win over Pirates
Murry Dickson pitched 7 1 in a 7 4 St Louis victory over Pittsburgh as the Cardinals reach 21 of 28 and sit atop the NL standings for the first time since 1950. Hank Foiles hit a ninth inning homer as Bill Virdon added a solo shot in the eighth.
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Emperor Hirohito Writes On Sea Horses
Emperor Hirohito of Japan pens a book about seahorses a small fish with a head resembling a horse The work highlights the creature biology and the emperor's interest in natural history through a concise authorial project.
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Baseball Scores and Standings From The League Divisions
Baseball standings show Brooklyn New York Chicago and Cincinnati leading the National League with Milwaukee and Philadelphia close behind. Scores from Thursday include New York 4 Milwaukee 3 in 12 innings and Cincinnati 6 Brooklyn 1. American League leaders Cleveland and New York divide wins with Baltimore and Kansas City following. Friday night results include Chicago 9 New York 1 and Boston 9 Cleveland 7 with several other leagues and minor leagues listed.
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Fight Results From City Matches Show Knockouts and Upsets
In Los Angeles Ike Chestnut by KO over Kid Anahuac both listed at 12712 pounds in Mexico City. In Boston Eddie Andrews stopped Karl Heinz Guder at 5 rounds. In El Paso Milo Savage decision over Mel Barker who hails from Austin, Texas, at 10 rounds.
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League Leaders Baseball Statistics Snapshot
American League leaders show Mantle top batting at .378 with 75 hits by Skowron and Malzone. Williams leads in RBIs and home runs. Shantz tops pitching with 8 1. Actually 8-1, .889. National League players Musial Hodges Fondy lead batting with .368, .354, .353. Musial also leads RBIs with 53 as Aaron has 52.
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Baseball Stat Highlights From Early Season
Hoak of Cincinnati 44 Ennis of St Louis 39. Aaron and Schoendienst with Milwaukee and Musial of St Louis 86. Aaron 119 home runs for Milwaukee Musial 15 Banks 13 Moon 13. Pitching leaders based on 7 decisions Sanford 8 1 Philadelphia .889 Schmidt 6 1 St Louis .857 Buhl 7 2 Milwaukee .778.
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Fondys Eye Injury Clears As Discharge Possible
Dee Fondys eye hemorrhage is clearing up and the Pirates first baseman may be discharged from Jewish Hospital today. Dr. I C Middleman said a specialist will dilate the pupil to check the retina. Fondy was struck by a ball in practice before a doubleheader and also suffered a broken nose and a fracture below the eye socket.
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Christians and EUB win church softball games at Highland Park
The Christians beat the Methodists 10 to 9 after a seventh inning rally to erase a one run deficit. EUB overwhelmed High Prairie 13 to 3 with home runs by Kaufman Snowden Thompson and Seger. Batteries: Methdist Hadley McKenzie Patton. Christian Autry Tripp. High Prairie McCoy Holtzman Steele. EUB Seger Morrow.
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Calhoun Giambra Middleweight Clash In Syracuse Tonight
Husky Rory Calhoun aims to avenge a disputed one point defeat to Joey Giardello by facing Joey Giambra in a ten round middleweight bout at War Memorial Auditorium Syracuse tonight ABC will televise the match at 8 p.m. CST Calhoun, 22, from New York, is a 7 5 underdog against the San Francisco by way of Buffalo boxer.
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Ike Chestnut Wins Over Kid Anahuac in 8th Round
Ike Chestnut of New York defeated Kid Anahuac of Mexico by knockout at 2:20 of the eighth round in a scheduled 10 round featherweight bout in Los Angeles before about 10,000 fans. Chestnut weighed 127 2 and won with a left to the stomach followed by a right to the heart. Anahuac, Reynosa, Mexico, was fighting on even terms before the stoppage.
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Anahune Fights On After Controversial Low Blow
Referee Tommy Hart counted Anahune out as the crowd watched. Anahune rose and appeared fine as he left the ring. His American representative George Parnassus and Mexico City manager Pancho Rosales claimed a foul on a low blow, but Hart ruled it out. The referee said the fighter was immobilized by a blow to the heart.
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Tigers Beat Giants in Junior Little League clash
The Tigers defeated the Giants 12 to 9 in a junior division game at the EUB Diamond yesterday evening. A Highland Park scheduled game was forfeited to the Rockets after only two Cardinals reported for play.
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Humboldt circle meets in Community park cabin for first church year
Humboldt Deborah circle WSCS gathers Wednesday night at the Community park cabin with Mrs. Frank Hemphills presiding. Refreshments follow the program led by Mrs. D. W. Divine. Fort Scott visitors Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Smith stay through Saturday. Birthday party honors six year old Billy Bob Clements with four generations present. Families and guests from Humboldt, Lansing, Burlington attend dinners and visits as events unfold.
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Burlington
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Church this week at Big Creek marks first school in years
The Big Creek church hosts a new school with forty five pupils enrolled. Michigan State University instructor Charles W. Strieby will spend the summer with his family. A Monarch Cement birthday party honors Leroy Storck at Santa Fe Park in Chanute. Brig Gen J B Crawford and Anne return to Colorado Springs after helping celebrate their parents golden wedding and 20th anniversary.
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Mo-Ark Basin Joins Mississippi Association
The Missouri Arkansas Basins Flood Control and Conservation Assn voted to merge with the Mississippi Valley Assn. Directors approved the move at the invitation of Wade Hallowell of Greenville Mississippi, president of the Mississippi organization.
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Mississippi association expands reach with new Missouri plan
The Mississippi group, 63 members from Humboldt and other units, plans a Kansas City office by August 1 under Lou Paramore. The 38-year-old body spans 23 states with offices in St Louis Omaha Chicago New Orleans and Washington. In Iola a church roof discovery revealed a sweet mess during removal work.
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Parsons Firm Plans Sery-a-Car Product Plant
Louis Stein and wife announce the purchase of a 5000 square foot building at 25th and Morgan in Parsons for Sery-a-Car Products Inc. to establish manufacturing with remodeling to finish and initial employment for eight workers by September 1.
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Hive of Bees Established Near Wall Top
A hive of bees is well established near the top of the wall line, suggesting a mature colony its location may influence maintenance or farming plans for the property.
Chile Name Origin Tied to Ends of Earth Legend
A legend links the name Chile to the Indian word chilli meaning place where the earth ends, suggesting a geographic and cultural tale behind the country’s designation.
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