Mantle Batting Pace Keeps Yanks Rolling
Mickey Mantle leads the majors with a .892 average as the Yankees push toward a second straight triple crown bid. He added 13 points from six hits in a Chicago doubleheader, including a three-run shot off Dick Donovan, lifting New York to a 9-2 opener win and a 10th straight victory. The Yankees pace headlines a day of lively MLB action across the circuit.
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Cubs
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Baseball Scores and Schedule National and American Leagues
American League standings show New York 39 23 Chicago 38 23 Cleveland 34 28 Boston 28 34. Detroit at Baltimore marked as the only game today Maas vs Brown. Sunday results include New York 9-3 and Cleveland 14-7. National League standings list St. Louis 36 25 and Milwaukee 36 27. Philadelphia 34 28. Mil and Phil play Haddix vs Spahn. Brooklyn at St Louis with Erskine vs Jones.
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Boxing Briefs The World Featherweight Title Bout Today
The Associated Press reports the World featherweight title will be contested today in Paris. The bout features top contenders seeking to claim the crown in the French capital, with boxing enthusiasts awaiting the outcome.
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Buttonless hearing aid patent from Tonemaster in Peoria
Tonemaster Manufacturing of Peoria announces a new buttonless hearing aid patent. The single tiny unit weighs under two ounces and fits on either ear for men or women. It claims cordless operation, reduced clothing noise, and a long-life battery, with free descriptive literature available from Room 624 Public Relations Director.
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Cherif Hamia to meet Hogan Bassey in 15 rounds at St Nick’s
The No 1 French contender Cherif Hamia will fight No 2 Nigerian Hogan Bassey in a 15 round bout at St Nicholas Arena New York. Tony DiBiase and Gale Kerwin square off tonight while DiBiase’s 19 fight unbeaten streak ended May 13. DuMont TV will show in some areas and Bobby Boyd faces Rocky Castellani in a 10 round TV match at Chicago Stadium. Larry Boardman and Johnny Russo meet in a Boston radio TV scrap Friday.
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Harney Wins Flint Open After Borrowed Putter Tip
Paul Harney, 27, Boston native and Holy Cross graduate, captured the $5,700 top prize in the $37,000 Flint Open with a final-round 69 and a 275 total. Don Finsterwald, defending champion from Tequesta, Fla., finished second at 278 after a 69. Harney credited Jack Burke Jr. for guiding his late surge and borrowing a putter for the event.
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Moon and Cards spark 4-3 win over Dodgers
Wally Moon delivered a two run triple and a blazing score to spark the St Louis Cardinals past the Brooklyn Dodgers 4-3. Don Blasingame started the rally with a first inning run on Drysdale’s balk. Hoyt Wilhelm finished Jackson as reliever.
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Golfer Triumphs In Trans-Mississippi Final Then Heads To Colorado Springs
The winner captured an 8 and 6 victory in the Trans-Mississippi finals yesterday. He flew to Colorado Springs, Colorado, today to pursue his first collegiate title as Baxter posted two over par for 30 holes while Zibnack stood at 11 over.
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Crying Collapse Denied by White Sox After Slump
New York reports spark a debate as the Chicago White Sox, now two games behind the Yankees, defend against collapse claims after losing five of seven. Billy Pierce and Al Lopez refute the charge, noting recent losses were by one run and the team stayed competitive.
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Perfect 29 Point Cribbage Hand Displayed in Braille
In Yorkton Saskatchewan a 29 point cribbage hand was revealed by Fred Schnell a blind war veteran. The remarkable display used Braille cards highlighting the rare hand and Schnell noted the moment with quiet pride.
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Bowden, Lincoln Fail To Repeat Mile Duel At NAAU Champs
Dayton reports show Don Bowden of California and Merv Lincoln of Australia failing to win the anticipated mile duel at the 69th NAAU championships. Lincoln set a meet record 4 06.1 while Bowden finished third in 4 07.2 behind Bob Seaman. American records fell for Backus Davis Kyle and others in events including the 56 pound weight 440 yard hurdles and six mile run.
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Braves Lose Adcock With Broken Leg
Mil waukee Braves slugger Joe Adcock broke his right leg sliding into second in the second inning of the nightcap against Philadelphia. The injury sidelines him six to eight weeks, hurting the club as Adcock had driven in two runs in the first game of the doubleheader, which Milwaukee won 7 6 and 7 3. General Manager John Quinn said the loss of a hitter like Adcock will hurt the team.
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Daily Tribune Classifieds Offer Pleasure and Profit Adv
Readers are invited to peruse the Tribune classified ads for engaging listings and potential earnings. The ad promotes a steady stream of notices, opportunities, and services presented in concise summaries for quick browsing.
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Baseball Celebrities Testify Before Congress
In Washington the baseball players Robin Roberts Eddie Yost and Jerry Coleman testified before the House antitrust subcommittee to discuss the legal status of professional sports enterprises. Roberts spoke as NL player representative Yost as AL representative and Coleman as Yankee world champion representative.
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Sydney Brisbane express crashes into Brisbane wall
The Sydney to Brisbane express, after its brakes failed on the final mile of a 600 mile run, plowed through a steel buffer and into a concrete wall above a city street. About 100 people were injured, sixteen remain hospitalized. engineer Michael Keane was found slumped in his seat calling out No air brakes.
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Car Crash Fatal To Deputy Sheriff Wade
LAMESA Texas Deputy Sheriff Henry T. Wade age 53 of Rossville Kansas was killed in a two car collision near Lamesa. His widow and their two children were among eight injured riding in Wade's son in law Lee Roy Seay 27 Midland Texas driving the other car.
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Midland
Hearing Set In Chanute Estate Final Settlement
State of Kansas Neosho County probate court to hear Zulah Z Haddan executrix petition for final settlement of the Elmer W Haddan Sr estate. Parties must file written defenses by July 2, 1957 at 10 00 A.M. in Erie Kansas. Attorneys Balch and Bailey represent the petitioner.
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Neosho County
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Elmer W. Haddan
Zulah Z. Haddan
Erie
Balch & Bailey Attorneys
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