McDaniel recovers form with 1960 relief prowess for Cardinals
Lindy McDaniel, a right hander from Hollis Oklahoma, has regained his confidence and form as a top relief pitcher for St. Louis. He shut out the Cubs across 23 1 3 innings in June, with 10 straight relief appearances, no walks, nine hits allowed, and 16 strikeouts.
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Associated Press
Lindy McDaniel
Redbird
St. Louis Cardinal
Johnny Keane
Lindy
Hollis
Okla
McDaniel
Chicago ‘Cubs
Kansas ‘City Athletics
Washington
Cubs
Homan
Braves
Giants
Ernie Banks
Ray Washburn
Bill White
RBI
Ernie Broglio
Cub
Dick Elisworth
Rain Cuts Games in Teener League Action
Self Service Grocery clings to league lead with a 3 2 win over fifth place American Legion. Olson's Supermarket leads Elks 2 0 in a rain interrupted game. Legion outhits Self Service but errs four times to Self Service's one. Winning battery Dennis Nivers and Wayne Benson. Losers David Lindblade and Dale Steinman. VFW and Naff Bolze meet tonight. Self Service and Olson's play in the nightcap.
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Self Service Grocery
American Legion
Olson
Elks
Self Service
the Legion
The
Legion
Dennis Nivers
Wayne Benson
David Lindblade
Dale Steinman
VFW
Naff & Bolze
Orley's Rally Halted By Rain In 8-1 Loss
Orley's led in the fifth with five runs and two hits but rain stopped play. Consolidated Oil won 8-1 as errors fueled the rally. Merle Kelly Ford and First National Bank did not finish their second game. Weather caused postponement of Ash Grove versus Bank of Commerce and Bank vs Consolidated Oil in later schedule.
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Orley
Beate
Consolidated Oilst
Merle Kelly Ford
First National Bank
Orley’s
John Cole
Rick Ranabargar
Consolidated
Marty Barnhart
Jimmy Stemple
Ash Grove
Bank of Commerce
Consolidated Oil
Orie CA Nies
Aes Consolidated Oil
Chanute Lumber Dominates Montgomery Ward in Rookie League Win
Chanute Lumber exploded for 15 runs in the first inning to beat Montgomery Ward 16 to 4 in a game halted after 2 2 3 innings. Paul Golay held Ward hitless through three innings, with Joe Ray and James Wilkins among Chanute’s catchers. Montgomery Ward used Wheat Wilkins and James Reeves on the mound, allowing four hits. Santa Fe Employers and Evans Music on docket tonight.
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Chanute Lumber
Montgomery Ward
Paul Golay
Joe Ray
James Wilkins
Kurt Johnson
Wheat
James Reeves
Wilkins
Santa Fe
Evans Music
Tribune Advertises Limited Carrier Vents Weekly
The Tribune notes a carrier delivery plan offering only 35 to 40 vents per week, outlining constrained distribution. The brief item highlights the scheduling constraint for readers relying on home delivery.
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the Tribune
Bulgars Favored For World Greco-Roman Crown In Toledo
In Toledo ap report Bulgaria and Russia dominate opening Greco-Roman rounds at the World Amateur Wrestling Tournament. The Soviets posted 11 victories with seven falls led by Amari Egadaze and Vladimir Rosin. Bulgaria Turkey Hungary remain in contention while the United States won two matches by Jim Burke and Rudy Williams.
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Toledo, Ohio
Amari Egadaze
Vladimir Rosin
Bulgaria
Turkey
Hungary
United States
Jim Burke
San Francisco Olympic Club
Raul Romero
Argentina
Rudy Williams
Jon Taranu
Rumania
Mitchell Buick routs Nu Way in Pee Wee League win
Mitchell Buick won its fifth in a row in the Pee Wee League last night defeating Nu Way Cleaners 20 to 8 in four innings under the ten run rule. J D Baughn and Randy Herron earned the win while Tommy Matlock hit a triple. Rick MecMeekin and John Irwin pitched for Nu Way with Larry Romine and James McGuffey catching.
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Mitchell Buick
Pee Wee League
Nu Way Cleaners
J.D. Baughn
Randy Herron
Tommy Matlock
Rick MecMeekin
John Irwin
Larry Romine
James McGuffey
Grid Groups In Discussion On AFL Expansion
Boston AP reports discussions today with AFL club owners as groups from Atlanta New Orleans and Kansas City pledge 25000 each to expand the league into new cities. A 360000 player fund is cited with a 20000 ticket goal for entrants while a sudden death overtime concept for exhibition games is tested. The trading deadline is extended from three to six weeks after play begins.
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Boston
Atlanta
New Orleans
Kansas City
Favorite Carol Hanks Leads Coast to Coast Tennis Entry
Miss Hanks, ranked No. 1 in the United States, faces Elizabeth Crady of Louisville in the first round. Roberta Alison of Alabama is seeded No. 2, Tory Ann Fretz of Queen’s champion, and Christine Safford of Duke also in the field. Twenty seven girls from coast to coast compete as the U.S. Lawn Tennis Association hosts the annual college tournament.
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Miss Hanks
United States
Elizabeth Crady
Louisville
Roberta Alison
University of Alabama
ST. Louis
Christine Safford
Queen's
Tory Ann Fretz
College
Carol Southmayd
Occidental College
Duke
Carol Hanks
Soon- Louis
Stanford University
Baseball Scores From The Associated Press Monday Results
American League results include New York 2, Detroit 0. Other games show San Francisco 3, Cincinnati 1 and St. Louis 6, Chicago 4. Philadelphia 4, Houston 3. Pittsburgh 13, New York 3. Milwaukee 6, Los Angeles 4. Next schedules list Cleveland at Detroit and Minnesota at New York.
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Cleveland
Detroit
Minnesota
New York
Los Angeles
Boston
Chicago
Baltimore
Kansas City
Washington
San Francisco
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Houston
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
L. Pet. G.B
Cleveland Tones
New York Sone
Boston Econe
Fight Results From Chicago Milwaukee and More
Chicago Cliff Markey won a points decision over Leroy Green in Chicago. In Milwaukee Billy Braggs outpointed Eddie Armstrong in a 140 to 141 4 bout. New Orleans Willie Pastrano defeated Billy Ryan in a 181 to 171 decision in Miami Beach. San Francisco Kirk Bartlett outpointed Pete Gonzales in a 185 to 1782 bout. Corpus Christi Chamac Perez beat Oscar German in a lightweight bout 120 to 115 in Monterrey and San Antonio.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Cliff
Markey
Leroy Green
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Billy Braggs
Eddie Armstrong
Elizabeth
N.J
New Orleans
Willie Pastrano
Miami Beach
Billy Ryan
Lowell
Mass
San Francisco
Kirk Bartrow
Pete Gonzales
Los Angeles
Corpus Christi
Tex
Chamaco Perez
Monterrey
Mexico
Oscar German
San Antonio
Athletics call sub for injured Howser
Washington AP The Athletics signed 22 year old second baseman Charlie Shoemaker to report in Washington tonight to fill in for injured shortstop Dick Howser. Shoemaker batted .284 with two homers and 22 RBIs for Albuquerque this season and played in 10 games with the A's in 1961 after 26 at bats. Howser broke a bone in his left hand in a game at Chicago Saturday and is out four to six weeks.
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Letics
Washington
Dick Howser
Albuquerque
A's
Howser
Chicago
Erie Nominating Committee Debates Fall District Picks
A local nominating committee in Erie led by Mrs Clar Obenhaus meets to select district candidates for the Parsons deanery with several towns including Parsons Chanute Humboldt Erie and Galesburg likely to be affected. The gathering also notes social events and family visits around town.
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Erie
Marcus
Scranton
Parsons
League Gain By Lutherans
The Lutherans beat the First Baptists 15 to 9 to climb to third place in the Church Softball League after a big 10 run third inning. Huddleston hit a home run for the Lutherans while Jim McCoy and Russell Roots earned the win. Thompson and Grogan were the losing battery.
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Roger Maris
Jack Reed
Detroit Tigers
Reed
New York Yankees
Detroit
Mich
First Baptists
Huddleston
Jim McCoy
Russell Roots
Larry Thompson
Earl Grogan
Methodists
EUB
St. Patrick's
Presbyterians
1St Baptists
Bruise to Heel Narrows Field for Massachusetts Handicap
A heel bone bruise on Sunday led to Your Alibhai's withdrawal from the 50 000 Massachusetts Handicap at Suffolk Downs. The remaining six contenders are Ambropoise, Garwol, Tutankhamen, Polylad, Hillsborough, and Half Breed.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Suffolk Downs
Ebee H Stable
Your Alibhai
New England
Robert Lehman
Ambropoise
Harbor View
Garwol
Greentree
Tutankhamen
Q. A. S. McKean
Polylad
Peter Fuller
Hillsborough
Jimmy Hill Signs Eight Season Cardials Contract
ST. LOUIS AP Jimmy Hill will begin his eighth season with the St. Louis Cardinals after returning his signed contract to the team today.
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ST. Louis
Jimmy Hill
St. Louis Football Cardinals
Houston at Philadelphia and other listed games
A concise listing of matchups includes Houston vs Philadelphia, St. Louis vs Chicago, Cincinnati vs San Francisco, New York vs Pittsburgh, and Milwaukee vs Los Angeles with designated tokens (2) twi light and (N) noted for some games.
Reunion honors late W. S. Edwards at Erie Country Club
A family reunion and covered dish dinner was held Sunday at the Erie Country Club to honor the late W. S. Edwards. Attendees listed include Verne Nesbitt and family, Roy Page of Redwood City California, Elza Edwards of Leavenworth, Ray Edwards and family, Marion Edwards of Paola, Ralph Edwards and family, Forrest Stanley and family of Kansas City, Jay Korth of Shawnee Mission, Cecil and Charles Bozone and families of Wichita, Harold Edwards of Lansing, Carl Webber and family of Topeka, Clifford Edwards and family, Mahlon Edwards, Delbert Hewitt and family, Jim Wilson, Louis Edwards and family, Donnie Jobe and family, Floyd Kiser and family, John Edwards and family, Cecil Edwards and family, Virgil Sexton and family, Dwight Foust and family, and Doyle Ressig, all of Erie and nearby areas. Dessie Redman then returned home to Galesburg after visiting with her daughter, Mrs. Everett Shrum and family.
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Erie Country Club
W. S. Edwards
Erie
Verne Nesbitt
Roy Page
Redwood City
Calif
Elza Edwards
Leavenworth
Ray Edwards
Marion Edwards
Paola
Ralph Edwards
Forrest Stanley
Kansas City
Jay Korth
Shawnee Mission
Cecil Edwards
Charles Bozone
Wichita
Harold Edwards
Lansing
Carl Webber
Topeka
Clifford Edwards
Mahlon Edwards
Delbert Hewitt
Jim Wilson
Louis Edwards
Donnie Jobe
Floyd Kiser
John Edwards
Virgil Sexton
Dwight Foust
Doyle Ressig
Eric
Dessie Redman
Galesburg
Everett Shrum
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Meriden
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Ethel Yockey
Phil Simmons
General Motors
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Twilight
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