Schedule Works Out In Favor Of Casey
The Yankees hold a three game lead after a four game set in Cleveland and a 3-1 win over Washington. Billy Pierce struck for a 13-2 Indians rout while Herb Score allowed three hits in a 5-2 White Sox win.
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Associated Press
Casey Stengel
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland Indians
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White Sox
Yankees
Cleveland
Stengel
Yankee Stadium
Washington
Herb
Tribe
Billy Pierce
Sox
Indians
Boston
Baltimore
Ike Delock
Detroit
Kansas City
Billy
Hoeft
Girl Machine Aims at Title in British and American Amateur
Margaret Wiffi Smith, 19, from St. Clair Michigan, won the British women's championship and the French title this year. She heads to Barrington West Virginia for the Western Amateur starting July 16 and the U S National later. In Sunningdale she is odds on to win the American Women's Amateur and claim a third national title this year after beating Mary Patton Janssen 8 and 7 in the British final. She played without her two and three irons, forgotten at home.
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Sunningdale
England
Europe
Margaret
Wiffi) Smith
St. Clair
Mich
Barrington
W. Va
U. S
Miss Smith
Mary Patton Janssen
Charlottesville
Wiffs
Bahama Hopes to Return to Weight Class After Streak
Bahama, a speedy Bahamas boxer from Bimini, seeks a return to his natural weight class after his 23rd consecutive win. He has fought middleweights and eyes matchups with Basilio, DeMarco, Vejar, or Aragon to reset his division.
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Bahama
New York
Yama Bahama
Carmen Basilio
Tony DeMarco
Chico Vejar
Art Aragon
Isle of Bimini
Bahamas
Baseball Standings and Scores Across Leagues
National League standings show Milwaukee leading with 35 wins and Cincinnati 37 wins. Brooklyn 36, St Louis 35, Pittsburgh 32, Philadelphia 27, Chicago 25, New York 25. Saturdays games include New York at Pittsburgh and Philadelphia at Brooklyn. American League leaders New York 44-24, Chicago 38-24, Cleveland 37-28, Boston 33-1? Baltimore 31-36, Detroit 29-36. Sundays matchups include Stobbs vs Bucks and Staley vs Garcia. Results list Brooklyn 6 Philadelphia 6 Pittsburgh 6 New York 3 St Louis 4 Cincinnati 1 Chicago 8 Milwaukee 4. Minor leagues and other leagues list various scores across Omaha, Minneapolis, St Paul, Wichita, Austin, Dallas, Houston, Shreveport, and Western League games.
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St. Louis
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Philadelphia
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New York
Gomez
Kline
Roberts
Erskine
Conley
Jones
Cincinnat
Jeffcoat
Dickson
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Boston
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Washington
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Garcia
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San Antonio
Houston
Oklahoma City
Shreveport
Tulsa
Des Moines
Topeka
Albuquerque
Colorado Springs
Amarillo
Pueblo
Sioux City
Lincoln
Bahama Outpoints Turner In European Bantamweight Title Fight
In New York at Madison Square Garden Yama Bahama from the Bahama Islands won a ten round decision over Gil Turner of Philadelphia to claim the European boxing union version of the world bantamweight title. Mario D Agata stopped Robert Cohen in Rome to retain the European crown.
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Philadelphia
Madison Square Garden
Bahama
Nick Gamboli
Joe Eppy
Barney Felix
Yama
Associated Press
New York
Yama Bahama
Bimini
Bahama Islands
Rome
Italy
Mario D’agata
Robert Cohen
France
European Boxing Union
Home Town Favorite To Play Medalist In National Golf Final
In Columbus Ohio Rex Baxter Jr of Houston University and Rick Jones of the Bucks meet for the 59th National Intercollegiate championship after a 36 hole qualifier. Baxter led by six strokes over Jones on rugged Ohio State University terrain. Both have won five matches to reach the finals and are poised for a lengthy showdown.
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Ohio
Ohio State University
Rex Baxter Jr
Houston University
Rick Jones
The
Bucks
Mizell Earns Eighth Victory in 4-1 Win Over Reds
Mizell of the St. Louis Cardinals notched his eighth win on a fourth try, limiting Cincinnati to four hits as the Cardinals beat the Reds 4-1 at Busch Stadium. Del Greco and Smith were involved in a controversial ground-rule double play in the seventh, leading to a scoring sequence. Meanwhile Detroit shut out Kansas City 5-0 as Hoeft and Kaline homered in the late innings.
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Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati
St. Louis Cardinals
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Vinegar Bend
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Brooklyn
Duke Snider
Randy Jackson
Gil Hodges
Dodgers
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
New York
Associated Press
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Busch Stadium
Cardinals
Hal Smith
Bob del Greco
Cardinal
Fred Hutchinson
Roy McMillan
Smith
Ed. Bailey
del Greco
Dark
Kansas City
Athletics
Detroit Tigers
Billy Hoeft
Hoeft
Tom Lasorda
Tigers
Charlie Maxwell
al Kaline
Maxwell
Oliver and Palmer Tied For Lead At Insurance City Open
In Wethersfield Conn Ed Porky Oliver of Canton Mass and Arnold Palmer of Latrobe Pa share the lead after round two with 69s 36 33 and 34 35 respectively. Paul McGuire Wichita Kan sits one stroke back at 136 ahead of Littler Hawkins Mayer Rosburg and others tied at 138 for amateur Bobby Grant. The event concludes Sunday at Wethersfield Country Club.
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Conn
Porky) Oliver
Canton
Mass
Arnold Palmer
Latrobe
Palmer
Oliver
Paul McGuire
Wichita
Kas
Gene Littler
Singing Hills
Calif
Fred Hawkins
el Paso
First Games Played In VFW Tournament
FORT MADISON IOWA Arlington Tex and the Fort Madison Eagles won opening games in the first round of the National Veterans of Foreign Wars Invitational Softball Tournament last night Arlington defeated St Louis Charley's Buffet 2 1 and Fort Madison whitewashed the Dekalb Il Moose 4 0 Tonight scheduled Wichita Kas vs Lemarque Tex
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Iowa
Arlington
Tex
Dumas Sets World Record in High Jump at Seven Feet
Charley Dumas, 19 year old Negro freshman at Compton Junior College, cleared seven feet four inches to break the high jump barrier. Spectators and autograph seekers mobbed him as coach Herschel Smith hailed the feat, crowning Dumas as US Olympic team top high jumper for Melbourne.
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Los Angeles
Charley Dumas
Dumas
Herschel Smith
Compton Junior College
Smith
Fishing and hunting seasons and lake anglers report
The notice advertises expired licenses and new sales before pre holiday trips. It lists Kansas frog season through Sept 30 with eight bullfrogs daily and eight per day for squirrels through Nov 30 with 16 possessions. Legal frog take methods are described and rifles are illegal. Elk’s Lake yields include 338 bullheads, bass, channel catfish and crappie catches by named locals and reports of stocking bass at Marais des Cygnes River.
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Kansas
Elk’s Lake
Neosho
E. B. Blakely
Elks
Blakley
Chet Bowman
Guy Short
Jim
Marais Des Cygnes
Federal Fish Hatchery
Farlington
Night fishing guides in Arkansas lakes and Honey Creek reports
Reports show improved fishing with white bass and black bass along Cow Skin area and Honey Creek. Anglers target Big Hollow with trolling and top water baits. occasional crappie around Grogans Cove. Lantern fishing draws boat anglers at Bull Shoals and Norfolk Lakes. advice includes lantern placement, flashlight use, and mosquito prevention.
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Twin Oaks
Big Hollow
Grogans Cove
Bull Shoals
Norfolk Lakes
Arkansas
Legion Team Faces Parsons In Sunday Exhibition
The Iola Legion team hosts Parsons at City Park at 2 30 p m on Sunday in a non league game. In a prior home game Chanute beat Lola 11 to 2 in seven innings as Iola hitters added four triples and 11 walks.
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American Legion
Legion
Parsons
City Park
Chanute Legion
Lola
Larry Strange
Bill Vandervoort
Junior Lindblad
Dunlap
Iola
Chanute
Strange
Kenneth Wilson
Vandervoort
Gene Reinhardt
EUB and St Patrick Teams Triumph in Church Softball Night
EUB walloped the Christians 14 to 2 and St Patrick defeated the Knights of Columbus 13 to 3 in Highland Park league play. Upcoming games feature EUB vs Methodists and Nazarenes vs Stark with early leads noted in the first inning. Batteries included Seger Evans Grogan Alford Graham Dimond Ponce and A Godinez.
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Christians
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Dimond
Ponce
T. Godinez
Suggs Extends Lead in Women’s Western Open
Louise Suggs maintained the lead in Des Moines as the Women’s Western Open moved into its third round. She stood three strokes ahead of rivals with 31 players remaining, including 18 professionals and 13 amateurs. Moss Suggs posted 78 to reach 150 after 36 holes, Mickey Wright climbed to 153, and Ruth Jessen was one behind at 154. Defending champ Patty Berg, plus Marlene Bauer Hagge and Alice Bauer, tied for fifth at 155.
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Louise Suggs
Gunning
Louise
Moss Suggs
Sea Island
Mickey Wright
San Diego m
Mickey
Ruth Jessen
Seattle
Patty Berg
Marlene Bauer Hagge
Alice Bauer
Humboldt Woman Injured In Car Crash Near Rose
Mrs. Sarah Ford sustained three broken ribs and facial cuts after her car collided with a truck at the South Maple Grove church intersection. She is recovering at the home of her niece, Mrs. Noel Jackson, near Rose, after the wreck damaged her vehicle.
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Humboldt
Sarah Ford
Humboldt News Reunions and Visits Highlight Week
Relatives and friends travel to Humboldt and nearby towns for family reunions and visits. Dinners and birthday cake celebrations mark gatherings including Klingensmith, Miracle, Gipe, and Creighton families. Others host visitors from Salinas Chanute and Yates Center as residents plan trips to Colorado and Australia connections.
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Homer Moody
Pittsburg
H. E. Klingensmith
V. C. Miracle
Elmer Gipe
Sharon Ann
Salinas
Calif
Miracle
Gipe
Clifford Klingensmith
Bendavis
Simon Klingensmith
Jesse Klingensmith
James Perkins
Wichita
R. S. Creighton
Ferris
Gladys Klingensmith
Maurice Klingensmith
Klingensmith
Belva
Lloyd Crouse
Earl Oliver
Janice
Phillip
Chanute
William Rensick
Ore Willhite
Yates Center
Tennessee Name Origin Traced to Tanasi Village
The name Tennessee derives from the Cherokee village Tanasi. This linguistic root ties the state’s identity to its indigenous heritage and place names.
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Tennessee
Tanasi
Senate approves foreign aid bill in 54 to 25 vote
The Senate passed a 4.562 million foreign aid authorization last night by a 54 to 25 vote. Favors included Fulbright Hennings Symington Monroney while Kerr McClelland opposed. Carlson was paired and Schoeppel supported but did not vote. Also mentions Stu Locklin, a former Wisconsin athlete, seeking a spring spot with the Cleveland Indians.
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Senate
Fulbright
D-Ark
Hennings
D-Mo
Symington
Dmo
Monroney
D-Okla
Kerr
McClelland
Carlson
R-Kas
Schoeppel
Stu Locklin
Cleveland Indians
University of Wisconsin
Michigan State to Expand Macklin Field to 60000
Michigan State announces plans to enlarge Macklin Field Stadium to a 60,000 seating capacity ahead of the 1956 football season. The project aims to boost crowds and program prestige, with construction slated to complete before autumn games.
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Michigan State
Macklin
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