Giants Staging Push In National League
The Giants won 7-2 over Cincinnati as Willie Mays and Valmy Thomas led a late surge, narrowing the gap to within 32 games of fifth place. Cincinnati dropped from second to third while St Louis held first. Milwaukee moved to second after beating Brooklyn 2-1 as Bob Buhl pitched well.
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von McDaniel
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Bob Buhl
Baseball Scores Swing Through Major Leagues in Evening Summary
American League leaders New York and Cleveland split early results with Detroit and Boston closing the gap. National League standings show St Louis and Milwaukee leading, while Brooklyn, Philadelphia, and Pittsburgh fight for position. Friday night schedules feature multiple interleague matchups across the circuit.
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American Assn
Two Favorites In Colorado Upset Championship
COLORADO SPRINGS Colo Handsome Rex Baxter Jr of Houston National champions and Ernie George of San Jose State emerge as favorites to reach the finals in the upset championships. Yesterday nine of 24 matches ended on the last hole or in a sudden death playoff with the longest match lasting 22 holes. Baxter 21 downed Frank Wharter 3 and 2 in a third round match while George defeated Bill Redding 3 and 2 to assume the upper bracket lead.
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Downing Bill Redding
Finsterwald Opens Western Open With Six Under Par
Don Finsterwald shoots a 65 at Plum Hollow to lead the Western Open after day one. He edges Billy Maxwell by one stroke as rain softened a 6,892-yard course. The 27 year old former Ohio University golfer says his chipping could improve.
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Boxing results and racing notes from era events
The report lists several boxing results with fighters by location including Ryan defeating Boston Rocky Tomasello and Ross Padilla stopping Escalante in Stockton. It also notes two Stud horse wins Selima stakes at Laurel in 1927 and War Beauty in 1939, reflecting historical sports highlights.
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Baseball Leaders and Records From the Season Summary
Aaron of Milwaukee leads in runs batted in with 58 while Musial of St. Louis4 tops hits with 96 and home runs with 20 in the data. Hodges of Brooklyn has 57 RBIs and Snider 15 homers. Pitching marks show Schmidt of St. Louis with 61 strikeouts and a .857, and Buhl of Milwaukee and Sanford of Philadelphia at .818 from 7 decisions.
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Von McDaniel Faces Down Phillies In Red Birds Win
Von McDaniel, 18, the St. Louis Cardinals rookie, allowed five hits and walked six but beat NL ace rookie Jack Sanford 6 4. Stan Musial and Ken Boyer hit two run homers as Kansas City had an open date in this action packed game.
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Nine Firms Sell Fishing Licenses
Nine business firms will have fishing licenses for sale during the ensuing year, Marion Showalter, county clerk, announced while here on business yesterday. The firms are Wheeler Hardware, Oklahoma Tire & Supply Co., Pioneer Hardware & Music Co., Smoke House, Naff & Bolze Hardware Co., Vernon's Sporting Goods, McCune Sundries, Western Auto Associate Store and Disney's Market. Present fishing licenses expire June 30.
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League Leaders Baseball Statistics Highlight Rookies and Power
American League leaders show Mantle batting .383 with 21 home runs and 53 RBIs by Sievers and others. Williams leads .356 with 19 homers tied by Zernial and Sievers. Shantz dominates pitching at 9-1 with a .900 era in seven decisions. National League:
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Zernial
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Trucks
Women's Tourney To Be Resumed In Kansas
Wichita reports the women's state amateur golf tournament will resume with 36 holes possible today or Saturday after flood delays. Directors of the Kansas Women's Golf Assn. aim to finish the championship finals by Sunday.
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Kansas Women's Golf Assn
Musial Ties Kiner for Sixth on All-Time Home Run List
Stan Musial of the St. Louis Cardinals homered to tie Ralph Kiner for sixth on the all-time major league list with his 369th career shot. His 17th of the season came with a man on in the first inning of a 6-4 win over Philadelphia that kept the Cardinals atop the NL.
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Boston Red Sox
Sisters Share Open Lead In Women’s National Open
In Mamaroneck New York the 12th Women’s National Open sees sisters Marlene Bauer Hagge and Alice Hagge share the lead after strong opening rounds. Betty Jameson trailed by three strokes as Mary Lena Faulk challenged for a comeback, with Hagge siblings posting competitive 72 38 34 for Marlene and 34 38 for Alice to edge the field.
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Patterson Bout Set For August 22
Promoter Jack Hurley fixed August 22 for Floyd Patterson versus challenger Pete Rademacher at Sicks Stadium Seattle Rainiers venue 15000 ringside seats 20 dollars 10000 seats 15 and 10 dollars with potential gate 300000 and TV rights about 200000 but match hinges on Patterson beating Hurricane Jackson on July 29 in New York.
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Daily Tribune Classifieds Offer Pleasure and Profit
A concise note highlights the value of daily Tribune classified ads for both enjoyment and income. The item emphasizes the practical benefits of reading and responding to the listings.
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World figures share one ailment gout across ages
New York columnist HAL BOYLE notes a common link among famous leaders, scientists and artists as gout, the disease of greatness. He lists Alexander the Great, Darwin, Newton and many others, then shifts to reflections on food, travel, and a Korea war Rice diet. The piece ends with a scout meeting closing circle led by Den 2.
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Scout News Pack 9 Cub Scouts Meet at Grace Church
Cub Scout Pack 9 met in Sawyer Hall at 7 p.m. yesterday with Den 2 led by Mrs Campbell. Omer Kern presented awards to Wayne Benson for wolf badge Phillip Brazil for one year service star John Campbell asst cleaner Kent Ulrich for one year service star and two silver arrows on wolf badge Jim
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Pressure Bid In Arms Talks
U.S. Delegate Harold E. Stassen pressed for a phased unveiling of the Eisenhower plan at the London U N Disarmament subcommittee while Soviet Valerian A Zorin urged full disclosure before forming working groups. Western officials noted delays due to allied consultations and to counter Soviet propaganda after its moratorium offer. Stassen warned rushing could undermine momentum after 11 years of dispute.
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Company declares dividend and reports five month results
The firm declared a dividend on Sept. 25 to stockholders of record at the close of business Sept. 10. Estimated consolidated net revenue for the first five months reached 72.087 million dollars, up 2 percent from 1956. Net income fell 16 percent to 6.677 million, with Erle P. Halliburton as chairman and L. B. Meaders as president re-elected.
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Governors on Deep Sea Fishing Voyage to North Carolina
A party of 11 visiting governors sails from Manteo to conclude a whirlwind trip to the Outer Banks. Among them is Kansas Governor George Docking.
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Angel Falls Named For Discoverer Jimmy Angel
The highest waterfall in the world is Angel Falls in Venezuela. It stands about 15 times higher than Niagara Falls and was named for its American discoverer Jimmy Angel, a gold and diamond prospector.
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Tribune Classified Ad Rates and Payment Terms
The Tribune offers a ten cent cash discount if payment is made by 5 p.m. on the first insertion day. Blind ads cost 25 cents extra. Not responsible for errors after first insertion. Six month contracts available for regular users. Outside trade area rate is 5 cents per word per insertion with a 1 cent minimum. Phone 17 or visit the Tribune by 10 a.m. for same day publication. Contract space deadline is 3 p.m. the day before.
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Halliburton Reelects All Company Officers
Halliburton Oil Well Cementing Co. in Duncan Oklahoma re elected all officers yesterday. A regular 1957 third quarter dividend of 60 cents per share was declared on 2,360,000 shares of common stock outstanding.
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