Cardinals Beat Braves in Milwaukee Rally
Phil Gagliano and Lou Brock homered to power the St. Louis Cardinals to a 6-4 win over the Braves in Milwaukee. Brock added a solo shot in the eighth as Milwaukee tried to stall for rain that never came. Denny Lemaster took the loss despite Hank Aaron and Mack Jones homers. In Detroit, the A's split with the Tigers, winning 2-1 after an 8-0 opener, with Ed Charles delivering a game winning homer for Kansas City.
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Associated Press
Phil Gagliano
Lou Brock
St. Louis Cardinals
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Bob Purkey
Bobby Bragan
Dick Groat
Frank Bolling
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Mack Jones
Kansas City Athletics
Willie Horton
Norm Cash
Detroit
Rene Lachemann
A’s
Detroit Tigers
St. Louis Symphony Orchestra
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Local Service Ad Boosts War Effort with Drive-In Fuel
Five quarts five gallons or five pounds. We are happy to be of service for wartime needs. We invite you to fuel up and use our car drive in regularly.
Baseball Scores American League Standings and Results
Standings show Minnesota leading with 38 wins and Cleveland at 36. Saturday results include Boston 2 Chicago 1 and Detroit 8 Kansas City 2. Sunday scores: Minnesota 6 New York 7 and Cleveland 5 Los Angeles 3. Baltimore 13 Washington 2. No games scheduled today.
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W. L. Pet. G.B
Minnesota
Chicago
Cleveland
Baltimore
Detroit
Los Angeles
New York
Boston
Washington
Kansas City
National League Standings and Baseball Scores Summary
National League standings show Los Angeles with 42 wins and Milwaukee 34. Cincinnati and San Francisco tied at 36 wins, Chicago 28, New York 22. Key games include Milwaukee over St. Louis 6-5, San Francisco 2-1 over New York, and Los Angeles 4-0 over Philadelphia. International and Pacific Coast leagues list Rochester 3-2 Atlanta, Vancouver 2-1 Arkansas, and Seattle 5-7 Hawaii 3-4.
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Milwaukee
Cincinnati
San Fran
Pittsburgh
Phila
Phia
St. Louis
Chicago
Houston
New York
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Rhee in guarded condition after internal bleeding
Syngman Rhee, 90, former president of Korea, remained in guarded condition with some improvement as doctors report internal bleeding prompted hospitalization on Saturday.
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Honolulu
Syngman Rhee
Republic of Korea
Teener League Baseball School Scheduled at Santa Fe Park
The Cha nute Recreation Commission announces a second Teener League baseball school for 13 and 14 year olds at Santa Fe Park this week. Martin Rotuno recreation director says sessions run Monday Wednesday Friday 1 to 3 pm with focus on fundamentals position play base running and pitching motions. Dick Purdy Miles Rickart and Russell Anderson assist. Continued operation depends on interest.
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Martin Rotunno
Santa Fe Park
Dick Purdy
Purdy
Miles Rickart
Russell Anderson
Governor's Award For Jim Ryun At Golden West Meet
Jim Ryun of East High School Wichita Kan broke meet records in the mile and two mile at the Golden West Invitational earning the Governor's Trophy as outstanding athlete. He won the mile in 4 04.3 and the two mile in 9 04 leading all the way with a final lap of 55.5 seconds. Ryun became a double winner, the first time he ran both events at the same meet.
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Sacramento
Calif
Jim Ryun
East High School
Wichita
Kan
Ryun
Ferrari Wins Le Mans Again in Record Sixth Victory
Ferrari dominated the Le Mans 24 hour race in France, taking first through seventh places as Ford challenges faded. Veteran driver Masten Gregory praised the win, recalling his 12 year Le Mans journey from Kansas City to Europe.
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Kansas City, Mo
Europe
Wheel Rears Off At Plaza Speedway Injures Two Women
At Plaza Speedway near Junction City two women were injured when a wheel broke from Ray Webber’s car during the 14th lap of the 15-lap B feature. Theda Moffet of Salina and Christine Palm of Junction City were treated locally and transported for further care.
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Plaza Speedway
Here
Theda Moffet
Salina
Christine Palm
Ray Webber
Wilson Wins State Golf Championship in Kansas
Mrs. Dianne Wilson of Kansas City Kansas won the Kansas amateur women’s golf title by defeating Virginia Jarvis of Winfield 4 and 3 in the 36 hole final. Wilson led early four up after six holes of the afternoon round. Donna Ashley of Chanute captured the third flight with a 3 and 2 victory over Pru Gaudion. Marge Allen of Chanute Country Club exited in the semifinals of the championship flight.
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Dianne Wilson
Kansas City
Kan
Kansas
Virginia Jarvis
Winfield
Mrs. Wilson
Jarvis
Donna Ashley
Chanute
Pru Gaudion
Chanute Country Club
Marge Allen
Weathering Change at West Point Golf Coach Browne
State Weather Walter Browne once of Philadelphia enters his 13th season as golf coach at West Point New Jersey. The report highlights Browne's long tenure guiding cadets and his roots shaping the program.
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Walter Browne
Philadelphia
West Point
New Jersey
Chanute Legion Wins Openers as McCord Dominates Joplin
Larry McCord fired a one hit shutout in a 3 0 Chanute win over Joplin in game one. He struck out 12 and improved to 4 2 on the season. Chanute dropped game two 7 6 as Joplin capitalized on defensive miscues to split the twin bill.
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Larry McCord
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Mitch Stephens
Chanute
Bruce Benson
Bob Golay
Randy Richman
Don Old
Richman
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Herb Washburn
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Bill Hickey
Columbus
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Coffeyville
Pittsburg
Chanute Teams Postponed In Rainy Schedule
Chanute based Gray Lumber semi pro baseball game at Bronson was postponed to tomorrow with Harry Morgan expected to start on the mound. Don Papst slated to start Wednesday as Chanute hosts Independence St Andrew's at City Park. Girls softball at Cherryvale postponed and rescheduled for July 18. Chanute travels to St Paul and then hosts Lola at Highland Park Thursday.
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Haynie Wins Sudden-Death Playoff at Cosmopolitan Open
Sandra Haynie captured the Cosmopolitan Women's Open in Rockton Illinois with a birdie at the first hole of a three way sudden death playoff. She finished the three day event tied with Kathy Whitworth and Marlene Hagge at 210, earning $1275. Hagge and Whitworth each received $942.
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Rockton, Ill
Sandra Haynie
Miss Haynie
Kathy Whitworth
Marlene Hagge
Miss Hagge
Miss Whitworth
Orley's Cafe and Bank of Commerce Win in Majors
Bank of Commerce preserves a slim first place with a 10-4 win over First National Bank as Orley's Cafe crushes Merle Kelly Ford 13-1. Richman and Serrato paved the Bank of Commerce victory on the mound with Heffren and Baker taking the setbacks for First National. Roger Tucker hurled a complete game for Orley's Cafe, while Ron Raple and Tony Kline caught and pitched for Merle Kelly.
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Bank of Commerce
First National Bank
Orley
Brett Richman
Johnny Serrato
Mike Heffren
Eddie Baker
J. ©. Winkler
Tony Mitchell
Mike Collins
John James
Merle Kelly Ford
Roger Tucker
Ron Raple
David Christiansen
Tony Kline
Merle Kelly
Jim Wilkins
David Kimble
Please Note Late Arrival for Complete Program
A notice invites attendees to enter by 8 30 for the full program. It emphasizes late arrivals can still participate once admitted and outlines the schedule timing.
Open playoff set for Gary Player and Kel Nagle in U S Open
In St Louis Gary Player and Kel Nagle faced a 18 hole playoff for the U S Open after tying at 282. Nagle seeks his first US win and potential oldest Open champion while Player aims to complete the career grand slam by joining Sarazen and Hogan. If tied after 18 holes, sudden death would begin at Belle Reve Country Club.
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ST. Louis
Gary Player
Kel Nagle
Nagle
United States
South Africa
Gene Sarazen
Ben Hogan
U.S
Bellerive Country Club
Frank Beard
al Geiberger
Julius Boros
Raymond Floyd
Bruce Devlin
Nicklaus
Open Golf Championship Leads With Top Scorers and Winnings
St Louis AP reports the National Open features Gary Player and Kel Nagle battling for the $25,000 first prize and $12,500 playoff share. Player posts scores of 70 70 71 71 282 and 68 73 72 49 282 with a 284 second tally, while Nagle follows with strong rounds and prize money.
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ST. Louis
Gary Player
Kel Nagle
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