Redlegs Split Twin Bill Keep Lead In NL Pennant Race
The Reds split a twi night doubleheader with St Louis, winning 4-3 in 11 innings then losing 6-3. Cincinnati remains one game up in the NL race as Dodgers, Braves and Pirates won. Koufax threw a two hit shutout for L A, Spahn earned win No 296, and Banks broke up Koufax's no hit bid with two outs in the seventh.
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Yankees Rally Past A's as Maris Hits 26th homer
Roger Maris belted his 26th homer and the Yankees beat the Athletics to climb into second in the AL pennant race. Mickey Mantle drove in the clincher, with Bill Skowron adding a two run double. Kaline started at third for Detroit in a 5-4 win at Washington.
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Baseball Scores and Standings Across Leagues
National and American League results recap with standings and Tuesday and Wednesday games. Notable scores include Cincinnati 4 Philadelphia 2 and Los Angeles 8 Chicago, plus Detroit 7 New York and Minnesota 5.
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Ashley Women Golfers Duel in Kansas State Tourney
In Hutchinson Kansas Na tasha Matson Fife of Wichita and Tillie Becker of Topeka meet in a first round of the Kansas Women’s Golf Championship at Prairie Dunes. Fife shot 76 to lead medal play while Becker opened with 90 in a field of 130 entrants for a 36 hole match Sunday.
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Kay McBride
Colorado's Gilmore Declared Ineligible
University of Colorado suspended basketball player Maurice Gilmore for playing amateur basketball off campus, citing a Big Eight rule rescinded last December. Athletic Director Harry Carlson stressed the temporary suspension is not tied to the New York district attorney's basketball scandal investigation. Gilmore admitted playing in an off season league near New Canaan Connecticut.
Chanute, Fort Scott tie for top in Southeast Kansas women’s golf meet
Chanute and Fort Scott Country Clubs tied for first with 152 points each in the Southeast Kansas Women's Golf Association meet. Pittsburg Elks and Parsons Katy followed. Chanute’s team included Connie Schleicher and Sheila Conn with others active in state play. Individual honors went to Conn, Schleicher, Mrs. Rex Truitt for low putts, and Lorene Carson won A-flight special award.
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Fight Results Highlight Multiple Boxing Wins
In New Orleans Jesse Smith from Philadelphia stopped Johnny Smith, and in Detroit Joe Black from Detroit floored Clarence Johnson. The matches show fighters from Alliance Ohio and other cities competing across venues.
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Tribune by Carrier Price Update
Local notice announces the weekly Tribune delivery rate at 35 cents per week by carrier, with subscription terms and payment details provided for readers.
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Hal Smith Faces Uncertain Baseball Future Due To Heart Ailment
St Louis Cardinals catcher Hal Smith, 30, faces an uncertain future after doctors diagnosed a coronary artery condition and recommended complete rest. Manager Bing Devine said his return to play is unclear, while Smith expressed disappointment but optimism about remaining with the Cardinal organization.
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Christians and EUB win church softball clashes
In Church Softball League action the Evangelical United Brethren upset the Lutherans 3 0 after a seventh inning burst led by pitcher Marvin Seger who fanned 11. The Christians then beat the Knights of Columbus 5 1 behind a three run second frame, as Royce Wells and Jacobs drove the offense with three hits. Losing batteries were Burghart and Brinkman for the Lutherans and Savala and Godinez for the Knights.
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Teener Lead To VFW Team
The Veterans of Foreign Wars Teener League moved into the league lead with a 10 to 6 victory over Self Service Grocery. Nafi and Bolze defeated Olson's Supermarket 3 to 2, while VFW allowed runs in all but the fourth inning. Richard Thompson and Arthur formed the winning battery while Bruce Benson and Gary Nichols surrendered seven hits.
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Naff & Bolze edge in opener as Elks clash later
Jim Walker allowed two hits and struck out 13 but took the loss as Richard Dur ham homered for the losers. Friday features Naff & Bolze versus the Elks in game one and American Legion against Olson's in the nightcap with Self Service and Nats & Bolze scoring in earlier innings.
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IOC weighs sports plan for Tokyo 1964 games
The International Olympic Committee on the final day of its Athens session faced whether to include judo volleyball canoeing and the modern pentathlon in Tokyo 1964 if the program stays at 18 sports two of the four disputed events must be dropped. The IOC approved Innsbruck 1964 winter program and set winter dates January 29 to February 9 and Tokyo dates October 11 to 25.
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Santa Fe and Tom's Peanuts Rally in Rookie League Clash
Santa Fe Employees blasted Tom's Peanuts 14 to 2 in four innings. Santa Fe tied for first after a nine run third inning, with Doug Scott and Carl Wilson each collecting two hits. Stephen Gobea homered for Santa Fe and Tom's Peanuts got a homer from unknown batter.
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Pills Radios and Buttons News on Medical Fronts
The report covers two medical advances. Friendly germs pills use billions of lactobacillus acidophilus to rebalance gut flora and treat virus or antibiotic induced diarrhea. Brain radios transmit brain waves from a cat, with potential for human studies and nervous system therapy.
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Pigeon death linked to city fire alarm system
A carrier pigeon from South Dartmouth Massachusetts was killed when it rested on a high Ant Buttons tension line, triggering the city fire alarm. The report notes ants are drawn to a sweet circuit that releases poison buttons or cups, and warns that children and pets are also at risk. Connecticut’s Poison Information Center cites five poisonings of babies and young children in one month and urges precautions.
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Chief urges drivers to lock cars after theft in Dalton
DALTON Ga AP Police Chief L L Vining warned motorists not to leave keys in cars after a driver’s vehicle was stolen from a home driveway. Officers later found Vining’s patrol car stuck in a ditch and charged 19 year old Dale Walston with car theft.
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Stevenson to Close South America Tour With Talks in Bogota
Adlai E. Stevenson plans a final round of talks with Colombian officials in Bogota amid bomb blasts and student protests as Kennedy’s envoy arrives for a 10 nation South American tour. Police intensified security around the city and international airport during the day.
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Bill for Damages Passed by House
The House approved a bill to pay 862 dollars to Mrs. David Ishmael of Manhattan Kansas for damages from Turtle Creek Dam construction. The amount covers land acquired in 1956 and related settlement expenses. The bill allows payment despite late filing and moves to the Senate.
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