Bell Replaces Brooks' Snider In Star Vote
In New York a fan ballot shows Gus Bell of Cincinnati leading Duke Snider of Brooklyn for the NL centerfield spot with 56 602 to 53 668 as final Washington game tallies near pending Ford Frick release. Mantle tops AL with 94 278 and Long leads NL with 90 059.
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Moore Eyes Vacant World Heavyweight Title Bout
Charley Johnston says Archie Moore will fight James J. Parker on July 25 for the vacant world heavyweight title, a claim challenged by Patterson’s pending challenge. Johnston calls Parker a strong contender with Empire and European ties, but states no state may sanction the Moore Parker winner as world champ.
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Weather Observations From U S Weather Service Summary
U S weather observations for 24 hours ending 6 30 a m show high and low temperatures across major stations including Bismarck North Dakota 60 50 Denver 70 64 Fort Worth 100 77 Minneapolis 81 65 and Los Angeles 81 with precipitation totals noted around 1 03 inches for Minneapolis Read the advertisements.
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Braves Rally Past Phillies for Eleventh Straight Win
Del Crandall's squeeze bunt drives in the winning run as Milwaukee breaks a 5-5 tie with three ninth inning runs to beat Philadelphia 8-5. The win, Milwaukee's 11th in a row under Fred Haney, keeps the Braves two games up on Cincinnati and Chicago's Cubs move closer in the NL. In the AL, New York Yankees snap a four game skid with a 9-3 victory over Kansas City.
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Victor Plans Boxing Tour After Narrow Victory
Lightweight contender Ludwig Lightburn of British Honduras plans an Orient boxing tour after a split 10 round decision over Jake Josato at St. Nicholas Arena. Lightburn, 22, ranked seventh at 135 pounds, sustained a cut requiring six stitches and will miss a July date. His manager Allie Clark says a five fight deal abroad may follow pending confirmation.
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League Leaders Highlight St Louis Stars and Pittsburgh Power
Bailey leads Cincinnati with a .351 average while Boyer and Musial pace St Louis. Mu sial and Boyer drive in 54 runs for St Louis, with Long of Pittsburgh topping homers. Ashburn and Musial collect high hit totals as the season notes roll in.
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Mantle Responds To Shift In 9-3 Yankee Victory
Mickey Mantle faced the right side shift from Kansas City again and collected a bunt hit, a single, a triple, and another single in a 9-3 New York win over the Athletics. Norm Siebern hit two homers, Hank Bauer and Joe Collins added one each as Johnny Kucks pitched the distance. Fred Hutchinson, managing the Cardinals, says St Louis isn’t in bad shape with a 10-14 June, as they open a series with the Giants.
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Tennis Star Begins Fifth Wimbledon Title Quest
Louise Brough, a four time Wimbledon winner, opens her bid for a fifth singles crown at Wimbledon facing Jean Forbes while Althea Gibson, seeded fourth, meets Edda Budding in round one. Gibson aims to become the first Black player to win the world’s top tennis title.
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Reagan nets 31 as Penn tops Princeton 46 to 28
Frank Reagan of Pennsylvania scored a game high 31 points to power the Red and Blue past Princeton 46 to 28 in Ivy League action. The Tigers were held to 28 as Penn stretched their conference lead.
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Baseball Scores and Standings Snapshot
Tuesday night games lead to shifting MLB standings with Milwaukee leading the NL, Brooklyn and St. Louis in pursuit, and New York and Chicago close behind. Monday results show Brooklyn over Chicago and Milwaukee defeating Philadelphia as Cincinnati edges Pittsburgh. Additional minor leagues report mixed results across American and Texas leagues.
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A's and Bums Lead Peewee and Intermediate Leagues
The Athletics and Bums share Peewee League lead at seven wins, while the Indians lead the Intermediate League with three victories. The All-Stars, an older boys team, lost 10 to 8 to a Fredonia squad. Cherryvale comes to Chanute for an 8 p.m. Wednesday game. Standings list Hawks 4-2, Yankees 4-3, Braves 4-3, Cardinals 3-4, White Sox 3-4, Giants 2-5, South Side Dodgers 0-6, Rockets 0-7. Athletics 2-1 are second in the Intermediate League.
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Humboldt church groups plan meetings and social events
Humboldt area church circles announce a Methodist Homebuilders picnic at Lincoln park on Sunday evening. St. Peter's Lutheran Walther League will sponsor an Friday ice cream social on the church lawn. Bethany Presbyterian holds June meeting with Mrs. John Billings hosting and plans a food sale. Eight members attend. The Larsons return to Lincoln after visiting Humboldt and Petrolia relatives, with a Kansas City stop en route.
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Classified Page Rates and Local Political Notices
The Tribune lists classified ad rates per word with multiple insertions and details on discounts and deadlines. It also presents a political slate for Chanute City Court and local offices with Republican and Democratic candidates and contact by carriers at 30 cents weekly.
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