Detroit Rally Edges A's 5 4 in tense finish
Detroit mustered three runs in the ninth to beat Kansas City 5 4 as Frank Bolling scored the tying run on Heck Lopez misplay and Ray Narleski earned his first win in relief. In Cleveland, Rocky Colavito powered a 3 1 victory at Chicago, driving in three with a two run homer.
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Reds End Braves Mystery With Three Straight Wins
The Cincinnati Reds beat the Milwaukee Braves 9-5, halting Lew Burdette's streak and closing within a game of first place as San Francisco and Chicago also won. Frank Robinson drove in two and Frank Thomas added a triple, while Johnny Antonelli earned his fourth win for the Giants.
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Stitch Wins Over Ortega in Welterweight Bout
Rudy Stitch, a Louisville church elder, defeated Gaspar Ortega in ten rounds at Syracuse, delivering a stoppage worthy performance. Stitch, who recently received the Carnegie Hero Fund bronze, said he would fight anyone ranked after a dramatic late bout for the nationwide audience.
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Bowling Scores Chronicle From Local Meet Across Businesses
Amid scattered OCR junk, readable items show bowling scores and highs for players like Cochran, Johnson, and Spurrier, tied to local businesses such as Midwest Office Supply and First National. Names, high marks, and shop labels surface in a crowded ledger of standings and sponsors.
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Jacobs Holds Four Stroke Lead at Oklahoma City Open
Tommy Jacobs shot 66 and 67 for a six under 143 at Twin Hills Country Club to hold a four stroke edge over Arnold Palmer and Bob Goalby. The Whittier California pro, 24, faces his first 1959 PGA Tour win as Palmer sparked a late charge with a 64 in round two.
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Fight Results by The Associated Press
In Syracuse Rudy Stich beat Gaspar Ortega by decision in a 64 light middleweight bout held in Mexicali. Elsewhere Gustav Rubi Scholz defeated Artenio Calzavara by points in a 163 pound German bout.
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Track meet postponed to next Tuesday due to weather
The dual track meet between Royster Junior High and Fredonia was postponed yesterday because of bad weather. It will be held here next Tuesday afternoon at 3 p.m. C. V. Whitney's racing stable led by Silver Spoon and Bug Brush earned 279000 dollars in the first quarter of 1959.
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Houston Faces Record Goals in MV Track Meet
In Denton Texas University of Houston eyes new MV Conference marks as mile two mile 880 and field events loom. Don Loadman set last year mile record 4 13.4 and 4 12.4 this year with teammate John Macy at 4 12.4. Macy 8 59.2 in two mile this year. record 9 19 0. Syl Robertson Drake 1 51 2 relay leg this year. Bobby Weise Houston discus 160 6 at Kansas Relays.
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Baseball scores and standings from Saturday and Sunday games
Saturday results Cleveland defeated Chicago 3 to 1 and Boston beat Baltimore 5 to 0 while Detroit bested Kansas City 6 to 4. Sunday schedule includes Boston at Baltimore and Washington at New York with a National League slate and American Association results cited.
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Chanute Two-Man Golfers Qualify For State Meet
Independence Chanute golfers earned a state berth with a 163 two-man score at the regional meet in Independence. Chanute four-man team tied Topeka and lost in a sudden-death playoff, finishing fifth. Medalists were Reid Holbrook Wyandotte Glen Suth Independence and Bill Seckrest Shawnee Mission East. Final two-man order lists Shawnee Mission East Lawrence Independence Chanute and Topeka among top qualifiers.
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Altoona Tops Toronto 13 5 To End Season
Altoona Redskins closed their baseball season with a 13 to 5 victory over Toronto, finishing at 53 for the season. Bill Kobelt earned the win with support from Len Kobelt and Don Haring. Don Robertson caught. Toronto pitching struggled amid five errors and nine walks as Altoona capitalized in a big fourth inning.
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Faulk Leads Southern Pines Golf in Inaugural Event
Mary Lena Faulk of Thomasville, Georgia shot 68 to hold a one stroke lead midway through the second round at the Southern Pines Invitation Golf Tournament played on the Mid Pines course. Joyce Ziske and Marilyn Smith sit two behind with 69s as the $6,000 inaugural event moves to its final day.
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Erie BPW to hold spring dinner meeting at Tik-Tok
Sixteen members attended a meeting that included a luncheon. The Erie BPW plans its annual spring dinner next Wednesday at the Tik-Tok restaurant in Humboldt. The committee includes Mrs. Schultze, Salb, Rogers and Wells.
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Colfax Wins as Player Injured in Rainy Double-Header
In a Church Softball League double header, Colfax beat the Methodists 18-17 in the first game after a slugfest. A collision between Lutheran outfielders Bill Burghart and Neal Krone halted the second game in the third inning. Burghart was taken to Neosho Memorial Hospital for observation. The second game will be replayed later.
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Coffeyville Runs Rough at Kansas Junior College Meet
Coffeyville won seven events and swept the three hurdle placings at the Kansas Junior College Track and Field Meet. The Yellow Jackets led from the start, debuting a 3:29 meet-record mile relay time with Wendell Goodwin David Ford Larry Wagner and Eddie Black on the squad. Arkansas City topped a golf tournament with 44 for 27 holes. Coffeyville was second at 50?5 and Hutchinson third at 52?9. Orman Wilson of Arkansas City claimed medalist honors. Pratt claimed the doubles division.
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Erie and Vicinity Social Notes Large Shifting Plans
Erie and vicinity items recount travel by FE Dunfee San ta Fe agent on annual vacation visiting Nebraska and the Ozarks Franks C Mermann serves as relief agent and local residents attend Rainbow Division dinner in Chanute district Home Economics meeting in Pittsburg Country Club improvements planned this summer and club social events and new officers noted
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Rhodes Brungardt win doubles in conference tennis final
Rhodes and Brungardt defeated Buzzi and Alshire of Arkansas City 6-4 6-8 6-4 to claim the doubles title. Schooley and Stebbin of Arkansas City reached the singles final, set to play for the title later on their home court.
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Deadlock ends as village burial planned after last wish
A village faces a burial dilemma as a deadlock over funds lifts after a deceased resident desires to be buried there. A council member notes the predicament while residents debate compensation and burial costs.
4 H Club News Vilas Vikings and Jolly Getters
Vilas Vikings 4 H members join morning worship at Vilas Lutheran church and place purple seal on charter. Edward Torsell presents seed for dedication. Jolly Getters meet at Odense School with flag salute and pledge. Leonard Leadstrom to Round-Up in Manhattan. Bruce Cottle welcomed. meetings set for Foods June 4 sewing May 26 woodworking May 15.
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Hearty Sauer Kraut Ribs Simmered Till Tender
Brown prepares fresh pork spare ribs in a heavy kettle, covers with sauer kraut, adds seasonings, and simmers until tender for a hearty dinner.
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