Harshman Tosses One-Hitter Sets Record in Sox Win
Jack Harshman pitched a dramatic 1-0 victory for the Chicago White Sox over Baltimore as one of only three one-hitters since 1900. He allowed a seventh inning double to Gus Triandos but held the Orioles to that lone hit and extended his scoreless-innings streak to 20. Nellie Fox doubled in the first and Jim Rivera stole second to spark the lone run. The win leaves Chicago five games behind the Yankees as the pennant race heats up.
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Hagge Leads LPGA After Opening Round At Detroit
Marlene Hagge shoots a record 69 to lead by two strokes at the Ladies PGA event in Detroit. Patty Berg sits second with 71, Joyce Ziske is tied for third after a 73, and Betty Jameson and others follow as the 72-hole event unfolds over Forest Lake layout.
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Baseball Scores From Associated Press Telegraphed Games
Scores from games including Washington at Cleveland Stobbs Garcia and New York at Chicago Sturdivant Donovan. Results Kansas City 15 Washington 6 Cleveland 5 Boston 0 Chicago 1 Baltimore 0.NL standings and Friday schedule listed. multiple minor leagues games noted with scores.
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Fight Results Highlight Packed Card Across Cities
In Los Angeles Jimmy Carter outpointed Laura Salas 136 to 144 in a 140 pound bout fought at a local venue. In Dallas Buddy Turman stopped Freddie Thompson at 181 pounds after two rounds. In Monroe Virgil Akins stopped Don Jose after four rounds in Oakland California.
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Jimmy Carter
New York
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Calhoun and Vaughn Tangle at Garden
New York. Rory Calhoun from White Plains 21-0 with 11 knockouts challenges seasoned Willie Vaughn of Los Angeles at Madison Square Garden. NBC will cover the 8 p.m. CST scrap as Calhoun, 21, seeks to prove himself against Vaughn, 26-11-4, in a key test after Vaughn’s recent ring experience.
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Lennie Rosenbluth Named North Carolina Star Born in New York
Lennie Rosenbluth, renowned basketball talent for North Carolina, was born in New York City and later settled in Greeneville, Tennessee, making it his home.
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Campanella Breaks Slump with Two Homers in Dodgers Win
Brooklyn catcher Roy Campanella ended a career worst drought by hitting two home runs in a 9-8 victory over St. Louis. His second three-run shot tied the score in the ninth, and Don Zimmer's single next delivered the winner. Campanella lifted his average to .214 with 31 RBIs in 48 games.
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Three Kansas Open contenders in Winfield men’s singles
In Winfield the Kansas Open singles today features top Midwestern players Gene Land Oklahoma City and Charles Hickox Ft Sill Oklahoma with Jimmy Carter Arkansas City also favored in the field. Semifinalists Ronnie Englemeyer Winfield Neil Unterscher Lincoln Neb will contest finals alongside Billy Higgins Lawton and Jan Cobble Winfield in youth divisions.
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Oklahoma City
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Ft. Sill
Okla
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Jimmy Carter
Arkansas City
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Ronnie Englemeyer
Neil Unterscher
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Jan Cobble
John Guyot
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Helen Ackerman
Omaha
Jane Broadie
Louise Trapnell
Ponca City
Julie Creveling
Wilks Hired as Coach for Wichita Braves
Ted Wilks a 40 year old pitcher with a 1 0 record in the Texas League Austin assignment was hired as a coach by the Wichita Braves of the American Association. He will report Friday replacing John Riddle who moves up to the parent Milwaukee Braves.
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Musial Upset May Quit After Season
Stan Musial of the St Louis Cardinals may quit baseball after the season amid low spirits from Red Schoendienst trade, position switch to first base, and a Phillies trade rumor involving Robin Roberts. He remains financially secure but risks Gus Suhr's iron man record if he leaves. His batting average stands at .321 with 12 home runs and 53 RBIs.
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St.Louis Cardinals
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Hart
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Phillies
Frank Lane
Lane
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Fred Hutchinson
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Direct Qualification For NBC Tournament
The National Baseball Congress announced direct qualification to the NBC Tournament in Wichita opening August 17. State meet winners from Arkansas Missouri California Kansas Oklahoma Texas Florida Wisconsin Minnesota and Pennsylvania qualify, with Wichita Boeing Bombers and Linton Texas Oilers already named. If state winners also win the bi state playoffs runners up may join.
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A’s overpower Senators 15-6 in KC as Card fans endure late rally
Joe DeMaestri and Gus Zernial powered a 15 hit attack to lift the A’s to a 15-6 home win over Washington at Municipal Stadium. Jose Santiago earned the decision despite a seventh inning grand slam by Harmon Killebrew. Charlie Dressen was ejected after challenging a call. In Brooklyn, the Dodgers erased an eighth inning deficit with a four run ninth as Roy Campanella and Stan Musial homered for both teams in a 9-8 St Louis loss.
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Prior Champs Win Rounds In Trans Mississippi Golf
Oklahoma City report notes two former champions advancing in the Trans Mississippi tournament. Defending champion Jim Jack keeps pace as questions arise about his extended hole number and its potential impact on the round.
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Richards and Co lead effort to make U S team for Australia
Marathoner Horace Ashenfelter javelin stars Bud Held and Cy Young and discus ace Fortune Gordien join Richards and Co to reach the U S squad bound for Australia this fall. The piece notes recent tournament rounds, player matchups, and local civic items in Chanute and Erie.
Unwieldy Cast In AAU Track Unfolds In Bakersfield
The National AAU track and field championships open in Bakersfield with about 550 competitors over two nights. Top veterans like Rev. Bob Richards Mal Whitfield and Harrison Dillard seek the last Olympic team trial chance ahead of Los Angeles. Other stars Parry O'Brien Bobby Morrow Arnie Lowell and J W Mashburn Lou Jones and Jim Lea have already qualified for the finals.
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Erie Residents Visit Chanute and Local Notables
Mrs. Ted Cambern of Kansas City visits her mother Mrs. Vera Johnson in Chanute while overseeing Johnson & Son lands in Centerville township. Erie Lumber’s T. J. Loyd suffers a severe heart attack on Main Street and remains in serious condition at Chanute’s Neosho Memorial Hospital. The Steele family from California, with City Clerk Harvey Steele, plans further travel after visiting in Erie.
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Federal flood protection project approved for Frankfort Kansas
A House public works subcommittee approved a flood protection project at Frankfort Kansas costing about 850000 dollars. It was among 34 flood control projects backed and recommended for inclusion in an omnibus flood control bill to be sent to Congress.
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