Tribe Beats Ass 4-1 and Cards Lose to Braves
The Braves defeated the Cardinals 10-5 as Milwaukee boosted its lead with 14 hits and three homers. The Cards’ home woes continued, dropping to fifth place despite a 9-5 road record. In Cleveland, the A’s fell 4-1 to the Indians, while Roger Maris hit a two-run shot for Cleveland. Juan Pizarro earned his first major league win for Milwaukee. The Cardinals slumped while other games were rained out.
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Bear) Garcia
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Track Marks Threatened at West Coast Relays in Fresno
Fresno hosts the West Coast Relays with 1529 athletes watching two stars compete. Bobby Morrow of Abilene Christian and Bob Gutowski of Occidental College headline the field while forecaster A A Lothman warns of cool temps and possible showers.
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California
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Warmerdam
Baker Golf Team Wins Conference Title
Baker University won the four man team championship and swept the medalist honors in the Kansas Conference Golf Tournament. Baker's 54 hole team score was 1 037, 146 strokes better than runner up McPherson 8 1,183. Friends had 1 221, Kansas Wesleyan 1 247, Bethany 1 285 and Bethel 1 296. B Jones of Baker was medalist with 250.
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Walnut Athletes Win Scholarships From Junior Colleges
Walnut high school basketball stars Le Roy Sands and Jerry Pryor received academic and athletic scholarships from Chanute Junior College and Independence Junior College respectively. Both seniors will graduate this spring.
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Millers' Bats Boom Beat Denver 5 to 4
The Minneapolis Millers slugged three homers to beat Denver 5 to 4, signaling a return to power after a year off. The win pulls them within a game and a half of league leader Wichita in the American Association standings. Only one other game was played.
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Kansas Edges Tigers 66-65 in Dual Track Meet
Kansas edged Missouri 66-65 in a tough Lawrence duel, winning the final mile relay to clinch the meet. Seven records fell despite bad weather as both teams look to the Big Seven showdown at Lincoln next week.
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Baseball scores and standings roundup from today’s games
Major and minor league results show New York and Cleveland led American League standings with Chicago, Baltimore and Washington posting wins and losses. National League highlights include Milwaukee and Cincinnati atop the table with Philadelphia and Pittsburgh in pursuit. multiple games postponed by rain and cold conditions.
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Boxing results from Syracuse and Hamburg bouts
Gaspar Ortega of Mexico outpointed Isaac Logart of Cuba over 12 rounds at Syracuse. Willie Pep of Hartford defeated Manny Castro of Mexico over 10 rounds at Hartford. Willi Hoepner of West Germany outpointed Yolande Pompey of London over 10 rounds in Hamburg.
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Rookie of the Year contenders Sanford and Maris shine
Phillies pitcher Jack Sanford leads NL with a 4 0 record after a three hitter in a 3 1 win over Pittsburgh. Indians prospect Roger Maris drives in runs and homers as Cleveland beats Kansas City 4 1. White Sox seize first place with a 6 4 win over Detroit as rain affects Washington Boston.
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Ortega Wins Fight Over Logart in War Memorial Thriller
Gaspar Ortega defeats Isaac Logart in a 12 round split decision at Syracuse War Memorial. Ortega, hailed as 2-1 underdog, lands telling rights, staggers Logart, and seeks a title shot at Carmen Basilio. Final tally favors Ortega 7-5 on one card, with AP ahead 6-4-2. Attendance $5,709 from 2,188 fans.
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Score's Eye Test Delay for Herb Pleads Cautious Hope
Cleveland reports another day of waiting on Herb score for eye injury. Dr. Charles Thomas notes the million dollar southpaw’s eye clearing and a possible examination today or Sunday after a line drive impact.
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Herb
Charles I. Thomas
Score’s Eye Injury Forces Rest at Lakeside Hospital
The 23 year old Cleveland ace faced the New York Yankees at Cleveland Stadium Tuesday night. Since then bleeding has limited his treatment to rest and pain relief, with the left eye covered to prevent movement of the damaged right eye. Swelling has largely subsided.
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Smith Holds Golf Lead
Jack ie Pung surges in Gatlinburg with a par 73 in round three to sit tied for second at 152, three strokes behind Marilynn Smith who leads at 149 after 36 holes. Betty Jameson and Mickey Wright trail by one shot at 151 and 152 respectively as the 72 hole event nears finish.
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San Antonio
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San Diego
Calif
Beverly Hanson
Indio
Vonnie Colby
Miami Beach
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Fort Hays Wins Central Conference Track Title
Fort Hays State scored 85 points to win the Central Conference title last night ending Pittsburg's five year reign. Pittsburg 80, Emporia State 50, Washburn 152 and Southwestern 9. St Benedict's did not enter. One meet record was broken by Bill Tidwell who ran the 880 in 1 51 3 eclipsing his 1956 mark.
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Bill Tidwell
Baptists Defeat Lutherans in Church Softball Clash
The First Baptists beat the Lutherans 13 to 2 at Highland Park diamond. The Baptists jumped to a four run lead in the first inning and scored in all but one inning. Hall and Ray paired for the Baptists, Sinclair and Rad er for the Lutherans. Upcoming games pit the Methodists vs St Patrick and High Prairie vs Knights of Columbus.
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Comets Sixth in State Regional Golf Meet
Chanute high school team finished sixth out of ten at Leavenworth regionals with a 327 total. Shawnee Mission led at 317, followed by St. Agnes Kansas City and Topeka, while Lawrence was fourth at 322. Individual scores: David Gough 77, Larry Powell 78, Joe Mills 84, Jerry McCune 88.
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Harlie Wolgast
David Gough
Larry Powell
Joe Mills
Jerry McCune
Royster Junior High Sweeps Ninth Grade Thriller
Royster shuts out Fort Scott 42 40 to win the ninth grade division of a dual meet at Royster field while the eighth grade loses 48 1-3 to 192-3. Chuck Ambler of Chanute dominates the sprints with wins in 50 100 and 220 yards as the Rocket ninth grade medley relay team also takes first.
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Ken Jones
Tom Morehead
Eddie Jenkins
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Bob Haskins
Ralph Shores
Bob Martin
Bob Franklin
Bob Barker
Jerry Cole
Mark Steeves
Community notices and local visits span county
Local offices report steady job placements with 25 reviewed by the Pittsburg district office while not all applicants appear. Meetings in Wichita focus on cooperative banking and creamery interests as regional residents travel for business and social visits extend through Erie Independence and Chanute.
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Erie 20th Century Club and High School Home Economics Night
The 20th Century Club met at Mrs. L. G. Rice Sr home with dessert bridge awards for Mrs. A. F. Redmond and others. Erie High School No 1 class mothers and faculty wives attended a buffeted supper supervised by Mrs. Virgil Moody with musical numbers led by Kay Kiser and the glee club. The next club meeting will be at Mrs. E. J. Richey’s home.
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Gladys Winans
A. L. Ricketts
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E. J. Richey
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Kay Kiser
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Linda Thurman
Sally Lamb
Sarah Wright
Dian Murray
Sharon, Johnson
Glee Club
Lorna Howe
Stars Raise 50 000 For Retarded Children
Hollywood stars hosted a three hour SHARE, Inc. benefit at the Cocoanut Grove raising fifty thousand dollars for mentally retarded children. Emceed by Dean Martin, the program featured Frank Sinatra, Jo Stafford, Jack Lemmon, Robert Mitchum, Tony Curtis, Gordon MacRae, Dinah Shore, Jeff Martin, Howard Keel, Gene Autry and others. Auctioned gifts surpassed their value as attendees wore Western costumes except Hugh O'Brian in formal attire.
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Jack Lemmon
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Tony Curtis
Gordon McCrae
Robert Sterling
Forrest Tucker
Dinah Shore
Jeff Martiner
Howard Keel
Tony Martin
Gene Autry
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Wyatt Earp
O'Brian
Job Registration At School Tuesday
The Jaycee Summer-Jobs-for-Youth committee will have employment office interviewers take work registrations at the high school all day Tuesday. Dave Saker, chair man, says about 75 students and graduates are expected to register.
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Jaycee Summer-Jobs
Dave Saker
Dag Hammarskjold Leaves Israel After Talks
U N Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold flies to Paris and New York after two days of talks with Prime Minister David Ben Gurion and Israeli officials. Ben Gurion urged him to press Egypt to end belligerency and to lift the ban on Israeli use of the Suez Canal. Bunche accompanies the return journey.
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Barker divorce action filed in Chanute court
Helen Catherine Barker sues James Thomas Barker in Neosho County Kansas district court seeking divorce child custody support money and attorney fees with a plea deadline of June 24 1957 in Chanute Kansas If not answered judgment will be entered Absent.
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Chanute Tribune
State OF Kansas
Neosho
District Court
Neosho County
Kansas
Chanute
Helen Catherine Barker
Pilaintiff
James Thomas Barker
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Charles E. Henshall
Merle Estes
Notice of hearing in estate of Mary Alice Watts
The probate court in Neosho County Kansas hears a petition by Harry M Watts for appointment of an administrator of Mary Alice Watts deceased. Persons concerned must file written defenses. The notice is dated May 4 1957 and last published May 18 1957.
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Chanute Tribune
State OF Kansas
Neosho County
Mary Alice Watts
Saids Court
Harry M. Watts
Chanute ‘Tribune
Don Colan
Board of Penal Institutions
Lansing
Kansas
Don Colaw
Court Hearing Notice for Watts Petition in Erie
May 1957 at 10:00 AM a court hearing will take place in Erie. If you fail to appear a judgment and decree may be entered upon the petition. Harry M. Watts is the petitioner, Richard L. Ashley is the attorney for the petitioner.
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Erie
Harry M. Watts
Richard L. Ashley
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