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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1957

Page

8

Power Rescues A’s With Late homer in 3-2 win over Orioles

Vic Power connected on the first and last pitches from Hector Brown, lifting Kansas City to a 3-2 victory and extending their four game win streak. Virgil Trucks held Baltimore scoreless in relief as the A’s remained in the first division.

Associated Press Vic Power Baltimore Hector Brown Kansas City A’s Virgil Trucks Power Lou Boudreau New York Yankees Chicago White Sox Boston Red Sox Bob Lemon Yankees Tom Sturdivant Rocky Colavito Ted Williams Tom Brewer Orioles Detroit Cookie Lavagetto Washington Senators Paul Foytack Reds Brooklyn Don Hoak Johnny Podres

Baseball Scores and Schedules From Major Leagues

American League standings and results are listed with wins and losses for New York Chicago Boston Kansas City Cleveland Detroit Baltimore and Washington. Wednesday schedules include matchups among Boston Chicago Washington Detroit New York and Cleveland with several late-inning decisive scores across leagues.

New York Chicago Boston Kansas City Cleveland Detroit Baltimore Washington Acs Sullivan Keegan Kemmerer Maas Ditmar Larsen Wynn Milwaukee Soes Brooklyn Gases Ge iCincinnati St. Louis Philadelphia Pittsburgh Schmidt Antonelli Cincinnati Brooklyn Hacker Newcombe Milwaukee Crone Sanford Drabowsky Law

Wichita Falls Short in Trio of APBA Games

The youth movement dominated three American Association contests as Minneapolis veteran Stu Miller threw a six hitter to beat Omaha 4-0. Danny McDevitt tossed a six hitter in St Paul’s 5-3 win over Denver, while Charleston lost 3-1 to Louisville.

Charleston Wichita Minneapolis Omaha Indianapolis Louisville St. Paul Denver Little Rock Atlanta Chattanooga New Orleans Birmingham Memphis Nashville Mobile Oklahoma City Austin San Antonio Tulsa Dallas Shreveport Fort Worth Houston Binghamton Reading Schenectady Springfield Albany Syracuse Amarillo Albuquerque Sioux City Lincoln Topeka Des Moines Colorado Springs Pueblo Associated Press Tsitouris Joe Koppe Bob Hazle

Valdes Faces Holman in National TV Heavyweight Bout

Cuban heavyweight Nino Valdes ranked ninth meets Johnny Holman of Chicago in a nationally televised fight tonight in Portland Oregon. The bout aims to lift Valdes higher in the rankings as fans anticipate a decisive confrontation.

Valdes Holman Portland Ore Nino Valdes Johnny Holman Chicago Tonight

Knights of Columbus Triumph Over Christians in Softball

The Knights of Columbus routed the Christians 17 to 4 at Highland Park diamond. Knights tallied four runs in the second, six in the fourth, two in the fifth, and five in the sixth. Christian replies included three in the third and one in the fourth. Pitchers: Jim McCoy for the Knights. Tom Smith and Autry for Christians.

Knights of Columbus Christians Highland Park Knights

Swayze Serves as Ole Miss Baseball Coach Since 1953

Thomas K. Swayze has held the role of University of Mississippi baseball coach from 1953 onward, guiding the Rebels through decades of college athletics and program development.

Thomas K. Swayze University of Mississippi

Dressen Future in Limbo as Senators Shakeup Shakes Winless Start

Detroit report says Washington Senators manager Gene Dressen is undecided about his future after being replaced by Calvin Griffith and Harry Lavagetto. Dressen will consider a year-long post as director of player personnel or other big league openings while the club eyes a long-term pact. The Senators, dismissed after a nine-game skid, opened 17 of 21 and sit last in the American League.

Detroit Charlie Chuck Dressen Washington Senators Calvin Griffith Washington Harry Cookie) Lavagetto Senators Lavagetto Oakland Charlie Dressen

Eye Of Herb Score Injured In Yankees Game

Cleveland pitcher Herb Score was struck in the right eye by a line drive off Gil McDougald in the fifth inning. He suffered two cuts and profuse bleeding but stayed conscious. Doctors estimated recovery time could be two to three days or longer as Score awaited further tests.

Cleveland Herb Score King Gil McDougald New York Score Don Kelly Tribe Kelly Lakeside Indians Yankees McDougald Joe Reichler Associated Press Birdie Tebbetts Cincinnati Redlegs Tebbetts Redlegs Hal Jeffcoat Brooklyn Cincinnati Dodgers Milwaukee Braves Philadelphia Phillies Robin Roberts New York Giants St. Louis Cardinals Chicago Cubs Pittsburgh Cleveland Indians

UNC Baseball Team Draws Mostly Local Players

All but six UNC baseball players come from the home state. Pitcher Jim Raugh is from Rosemont Pennsylvania and pitcher Dave Floyd is from Chattanooga Tennessee. Charles Aycock Jim Marner Danny Croze and Dick Reston are from Washington District of Columbia.

University of North Carolina Jim Raugh Rosemont Dave Floyd Chattanooga, Tenn Charles Aycock Jim Marner Danny Croze Dick Reston Washington, D.C

Harry Simpson Hits Fast Return From Injuries

Kansas City veteran outfielder Harry Simpson, 31, sparked the Athletics with a double in the eighth inning as they beat Baltimore 3-2 in 10 innings. He extended his hitting streak to 17 games while raising his season average to .377 and his RBI total to 20. Simpson, traded from Cleveland in 1955, recovered quickly from an ankle sprain after spring training and has started every game since.

Kansas City Harry Simpson Cleveland Indians Lojing Baltimore Athletics Simpson RBI Washington Bob Sievers Boston Ted Williams

Big Ted Kluszewski Plans Spine Surgery

Cincinnati Redlegs slugger Ted Kluszewski will undergo surgery to correct a slipped disc in his spine. The big first baseman, who appeared only in the season opener, consented last night and said the operation would be performed within the next week, with time and location to be announced.

Cincinnati Ted Kluszewski Cincinnati Redleg

Fight Results: Easter and Norkus Score Knockouts

In Richmond Luke Easter 134 from San Francisco KO'd Memo Baltzares 133 of Mexico City in the fourth. In Scranton Charlie Norkus 195 of Port Washington stopped Bob O'Brien 1954 from Elizabeth New Jersey in the fourth. In Miami Beach Carlos Ortiz 138 from New York decisioned Ike Vaughn 13642 of Cincinnati in ten. Featherweight Gil Cadilli never boxed as an amateur.

Associated Press Richmond Calif Luke Easter San Francisco Memo Baltzares Mexico City Scranton Charlie Norkus Port Washington N. Y Bob O’brien Elizabeth N. J Miami Beach Fla Carlos Ortiz New York Ike Vaughn Cincinnati Gil Cadilli

Redlegs Extend Winning Streak as Cards Fall 8-5

Cincinnati Redlegs win eighth in a row behind Hal Jeffcoat and solid pitching. Don Hoak drives in key runs with a .410 league-best average, while Brooklyn’s Johnny Podres suffers his second loss. Braves, Giants, Cubs also win or lose shaping NL standings.

Coach Bob Garback Guides Allegheny Teams in Meadville

Bob Garback a former major league catcher for the Red Sox Athletics and Cubs coaches baseball and basketball and serves as assistant football coach at Allegheny College in Meadville Pennsylvania.

Bob Garback Red Sox Athletics Cubs Allegheny Colllege Meadville

Bowling Scores Show Tight League Standings and Highs

The City League bowling results reveal close team scoring with Cole Motors, General Novelty, and Midwest Office posting strong totals. Individual high games include Cochran 214, Koerting 213, and Johnston 237, while several teams report high-10 marks across multiple entries.

iCity League L. Cole Motors Ecsess General Novelty Midwest Sisesseeees Shurtleff Motors O Sesseees Pepek Hoofnagie Cochran Shurtleff Motors Shorts Plumbing Shurtleff G. Krone Seger Shorts Schommer Cole Motors Johnson Furniture Cole D. Friederich-Koerting Koerting R. Friederich Holman B. Johnson Bootery McCune Johnston

Corrected phrasing and pronunciation guide quiz

1 I appreciate your telling me about this but I must go now 2 Coral is pronounced koh ral 3 Benel led is not a standard word. immemorial ministerial are correct options 4 Distorted means pulled out of true shape or misrepresented 5 Ce prefix word meaning a formal act is ceremony or enactment

Benelled

Distorted Mind Shaped View Of The Criminal

A fragment cites a definition framing crime as twisted by mental or moral distortion. The brief notes a ceremonial context element labeled as Ceremony.

Hamner Returns to Infield as Phillies Beat Braves 8 4

Granny Hamner, back at second base after shoulder injury, homered off Warren Spahn and helped the Philadelphia Phillies defeat the Milwaukee Braves 8 to 4. Hamner, previously a pitcher, showed no pain after weeks of treatment and reinforced the Phillies' solid infield and lineup. Robin Roberts held the Braves to reach four. Spahn suffered his first defeat of the season.

Ralph Bernstein Philadelphia Granny Hamner Philadelphia Phillies Milwaukee Hamner Braves Mayo Smith Pittsburgh Whitlow Wyatt Teddy Kazanski Warren Spahn Phillies Robin Roberts Spahn Granny

Golf money leaders 1942 and 1956 earnings

Ben Hogan topped golf earnings in 1942 with a purse of 13 143 dollars. In 1956 Ted Kroll led player-pay earnings at 72 835 dollars.

Ben Hogan Ted Kroll

Michigan State Basketball Draws Big Crowds in 1956 57

Michigan State's 1956 57 basketball season drew 216616 fans across 26 games showing strong public support and steady attendance for the team during that period.

Michigan State

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