ChiSox Back at Top In Tie With Yankees
The Chicago White Sox sit tied for first with the New York Yankees as Al Lopez questions their championship potential. A .233 team batting average leads the American League in concerns, despite Jim Wilson's 2-0 win over Boston ending a five game slide.
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Roy Sievers
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Ortega Logart Bout Tonight in Syracuse
A 12 round welterweight title bout between Gaspar Ortega and Isaac Logart lands in War Memorial Auditorium Syracuse NBC covers the clash. Logart holds a 49 6 5 record with wins in 12 of his last 13 while Ortega stands 39 8 and has won seven of his last eight.
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League Leaders In Batting And Pitching Scores
The Associated Press list shows leaders in both leagues. National League batting leaders include Hoak and Musial with high averages, Aaron, Crowe and Adcock with home runs, and pitching led by Sanford at 3 0 with perfect Eras. American League leaders include Williams and Sievers with RBIs and hits, Trucks top in wins, and Narleski with a 1.000 ERA.
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Pete Reiser Treated For Heart Condition
Harold Pete Reiser former National League RBI leader and noted for a collision with outfield walls is under observation for a heart condition at St Luke's Hospital. The St Louis native left his post as manager of Luis Aparicio's Kokomo Indiana Midwest base stealing champion team after a two week period when he was caught stealing four times.
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Pete) Reiser
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Baseball Scores and Friday Night Schedule Across Leagues
American League standings show New York leading with 12 wins and Chicago at 12 losses. Friday night games include New York vs Baltimore Bucks and Chicago vs Detroit as Detroit hosts Milwaukee in another schedule update.
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Gatlinburg Women’s Open Leads Narrowed by Plucky Miss Smith
Miss Marilyn Smith faced a tough second round as she trailed a 75 first-round score but aimed to erase a one-stroke deficit. Vonnie Colby and Beverly Hansen also posted 75s on the rugged Gatlinburg course designed by William Langford in the Smokies.
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Miami Beach Fla
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Columbus
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Louisville, Kys
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San Antonio
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Fight Results San Francisco to Manila Draws and Stops
The report notes a draw between Paolo Rossi of Italy and Leo Alonzo of Manila, with both at 136 pounds. Dick Hall of Buffalo stopped Sammy Walker of Springfield in the 6th round at Revere, Massachusetts, after 1562.
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Herb Score Out of Play For 30 Days
Cleveland pitcher Herb Score will miss at least a month after a line drive struck his right eye Tuesday night. The Indians placed him on the 30 day disabled list as doctors estimate he cannot pitch in an American League game for 30 days though his eye shows gradual improvement.
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Burke and Furgol Lead Hot Springs Open After First Round
National Open champion Cary Middlecoff stumbled with a 39 to open the Hot Springs Open. Veterans Jackie Burke and Marty Furgol led after firing 68s, tied atop the field as Bo Wininger carded 69. Nearly 100 pros and several amateurs entered the third annual event in Hot Springs Arkansas.
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Phog Allen Sees Wilt Chamberlain Turning Pro
Kansas coach Phog Allen said Wilt Chamberlain likely will turn professional next season. The 7-foot Philadelphia native, a KU sophomore, has denied joining the Harlem Globetrotters amid reports he would turn pro.
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Wichita Wins Over Senators
Big Mike Blyzka hurled a seven hitter as Minneapolis beat Omaha 6-2, boosting the Millers to within three games of St. Paul. Wichita surmounted Charleston’s 4-2 lead with Ray Shearer’s grand slam off Lou Shearer, and the Braves rolled to a 12-6 victory. Louisville defeated Indianapolis 6-1, but the Colonels remained at the bottom of the standings.
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Erie Library Board Holds Regular Meeting in Season
Erie and vicinity notes report the Erie Library Board convened for its regular monthly session with President Mrs. Marion Richey and other officers present. City administration saw Councilman Frederick Swan sworn in as mayor and administering oaths to six council members and Police Judge Don E Wells.
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Erie
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Hollis Dunham
Verle Craven
Louie Rogers
Don E. Wells
Local Officials Appointed For Two Years by Shaw Council
The Shaw council approved appointive offices for the next two years including City Clerk Harvey Steele City Superintendent James White City Treasurer Don E Wells City Health Officer William C Weir City Marshal Everett Mc Gowen Street Commissioner Avil jber Jacobs and Nightwatch F C Hayes. Mabel Colaw hosted the Noble Grand Club of the Rebekahs with 20 members present and bingo. Co-hostesses included Mrs J A Colaw Mrs Ike Baker and Mrs Max Teeter. The June meeting at IOOF hall will be a covered dish birthday gathering. Walter Wagner and wife rented the Earl Dyson residence on North Main moving in today. The six room home was built under Mr Dyson supervision without a contractor. the main room was Shaw’s former city hall relocated here. Willian Snyder hosts Erie Pinochle club tonight with Paul Cassady Warren Welch James White and Paul Nel as guests. Ernest Moon of Coffeyville visited Mary Moon. Wallace Havely of St Paul visited relatives after a trip to Kansas City for an artificial limb after losing a limb in a prior automobile accident. Mrs C M Bennett spent part of the week in Parsons. A L Smith returned from a short visit in Wichita with daughter Mrs W B Bandy.
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Eisenhower presses public support for trimmed aid plan
President Eisenhower urged public backing for a reduced foreign aid program and proposed a 520 million dollar cut to the original package. He planned two radio-TV appeals in the next two weeks to explain the cost of government and the importance of mutual aid in maintaining peace.
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Eisenhower Appeals for Foreign Aid Readiness to Cut
Senators praised a new foreign aid request as reasonable though wary of further cuts. Sparkman called the proposal close to advocacy while Russell insisted foreign aid be slashed to about 2.4 billion for the next fiscal year. Aiken suggested another 500 million could be cut if needed.
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