Fifth Win in Row for Cards and Senators Shine
The Senators beat the Red Sox 5-4 as Neil Chrisley hit his third home run in seven at bats boosting Washington's lead and keeping them second in the American League. Woody Held homered in the 11th to lift the A’s over the White Sox 2-1, snapping a six-game skid.
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Associated Pres
Neil Chrisley
Washington
Senators
Boston Red Sox
Nats
Red Sox
Jim Piersall
Griffits Stadium
Kansas City
Woody
Chicago White Sox
Chrisley
Dick Hyde
Hal Griggs
Ray Moore
White Sox
A's
Bill Tuttle
Hector Lopez
Gerry Staley
Murty Dickson
Nellie Fox
Sox
Bob Cerv
Baseball Briefs From The Major Leagues
Results show Washington defeated Boston 5 to 4 and Kansas City beat Chicago 2 to 1 in 11 innings. Wednesday schedules include Baltimore at New York Cleveland at Detroit and St Louis at Chicago among others. Chicago beat St Louis 6 to 4 and San Francisco routed Los Angeles 12 to 3 in separate games.
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Baltimore
New York
Boston
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago
Kansas City
St. Louis
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Denver
Charleston
St. Paul
Indianapolis
W. L. Pet. G.B
Baltimore Wheels
Pet. G.B. Milwaukee
Musial Seeks 3000th Hit as Hutchinson Bench Marks
In Chicago, Stan Musial sits one hit short of 3000. Manager Fred Hutchinson benches him to give him the chance in St Louis as the Cardinals host the Giants after a 6 4 win over the Cubs. Also, the Kansas City Athletics beat the Chicago White Sox 2 1 in 11 innings on Woody Held's homer.
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Chicago
Stan Musial
St. Louis Cardinal
Fred Hutchinson
Hutchinson
Musial
St. Louis
Stan
Chicago Cubs
Cardinals
San Francisco Giants
Kansas City Athletics
Creed Favored In Golf Meet
DALLAS Clifford Ann Creed from Lamar Tech led qualifiers in the Women's Southern golf meet with a 75 to set herself as the favorite. Dorothy Langkop of Dallas qualified at 86, Polly Riley shot 78 for second, and other past champions include Mary Ann Downey and Mrs. Mark McGairy as they prepare for the week-long tourney.
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Dallas
Clifford Ann Creed
Lamar Tech
Dorothy Langkop
Polly Riley
Fort Worth
Carl Robbins
Fort Smith, Ark
Mary Ann Downey
Baltimore
Ray Shelton Jr
Mark McGairy
St. Petersburg
Fla
W. K. Stripling
Tex
180 Holes of Golf In Less Than 13 Hours
Wichita test of endurance as Jim Hershberger, 28, a truck line operator, completed 180 holes in 12 hours 51 minutes on a dare. He finished 880 strokes over par after a knee injury pause, having toured the course 10 times that day.
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Wichita
Kan
Jim Hershberger
Hershberger
Parilli Signs 1958 Contract with Green Bay Packers
Babe Parilli, the erratic quarterback who helped beat the Bears and Colts last season, has signed his 1958 contract with the Green Bay Packers.
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Green Bay, Wis
Babe Parilli
Bears
Colts
Green Bay Packers
Mays Sparks Giants Past Dodgers with Five-Run Home Run Burst
Willie Mays belted five RBIs including two homers in three games against Los Angeles as the Giants beat the Dodgers 12-3 to move within a half game of the NL lead. Ruben Gomez earned the win, and Daryl Spencer added two homers while the Cards won in Chicago.
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Associated Press
Willie
Mays
Los Angeles Dodgers
Brooklyn
San Francisco
Giants
Dodgers
Los Angeles
Stan Musial
Fred Hutchinson
Cubs
Daryl Spencer
Ruben Gomez
Don Drysdale
Coliseum
Ed Roebuck
Phil Paine
Glen Hobbie
Ernie Banks
Local Boxing Roundup Stops Several Fighters in Texas
In Midlothian Texas Bobby Lane age 172 from Miami Florida was stopped. Dallas-Davey Dupas age 139 from New Orleans stopped Al Barraza age 140 from Phoenix. The brief segment notes quick stoppages in a regional bout.
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Midlothian
Tex
Bobby Lane
Miami
Fla
Dallas
Davey Dupas
New Orleans
al Barraza
Phoenix
Schmidt Wins Draw With Eddie Lynch In New York Fight
Peter Schmidt and Eddie Lynch fought to a ten round draw at St. Nicholas Arena in New York City. Schmidt outscored Lynch in knockdowns two to one while judges and the referee split decisions leaving the decision disputed. Referee Ebbets favored Lynch while Gordon and Davidowitch saw Schmidt ahead or even on the AP card.
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New York
Peter Schmidt
Eddie Lynch
St. Nicholas Arena
Schmitty
Tony de Biase
Schmidt
Pete
Lynch
Harry Ebbets
Jack Gordon
Mike Davidowitch
Dodgers slump to last place as Drysdale struggles
LOS ANGELES Dodgers fall to 12-3 loss to the San Francisco Giants to sit in last place for the first time since 1948. Manager Walt Alston laments lack of team rhythm and notes Don Drysdale’s declining stuff and control amid a stretched slump. At the same time, the club sends three young pitchers and an outfielder to the farm system, trimming to 26 players.
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LOS Angeles
Dodgers
Walt Alston
San Francisco Giants
Alston
Brooklyn
Don Drysdale
Drysdale
Los Angeles Dodgers
Jackie Collum
Montreal
Ron Negray
St. Paul
Larry Sherry
Spokane
Don Demeter
League Stars Hit as Mays Drives In Five in 12-3 Giants Win
Willie Mays blasted two homers including his second career grand slam and added a single in five trips to drive in five runs in a 12-3 Giants victory over the Dodgers. Murry Dickson worked four hitless relief innings to earn a 2-1 11 inning win for the Athletics over the White Sox.
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Associated Press
Willie Mays
Giants
Dodgers
Murry Dickson
Athletics
White Sox
Boxing Fight Results With Mixed Outcomes Across Cities
In New York Peter Schmidt 158 and Eddie Lynch 147 tied after ten rounds as Marvin McFarland 139 defeated Ray Lancaster 13912 in Spartanburg with a clear outpointing and Al Tisi 12914 bested Pat McCoy 131.4 in Ireland. Dallas saw Donnie Fleeman 175 listed with no result.
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Associated Press
New York
Peter Schmidt
Eddie Lynch
Drew
Marvin McFarland
Philadelphia
Ray Lancaster
Spartanburg
S. c
al Tisi
Pat McCoy
Ireland
Dallas
Donnie Fleeman
Ninth son brings McConnellsville family total to ten
Mr and Mrs Russell J Roberts of McConnellsville welcome their tenth child, a ninth son, born at Bethesda Hospital in Zanesville. The family now has ten children, the first of whom was a girl. Gulfstream Park in Hallandale Florida opened in 1944.
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Mcconnellsville
Ohio
Russell J. Roberts
Bethesda Hospital
Zanesville
Gulfstream Park
Hallandale, Fla
High School Thinclads Set For New State Marks In 1958 Meet
The 1958 state meet could yield record marks in events led by Bill Stone Wichita East in the 880 yard run Bill Dotson Concordia in the mile Bob Vernon Oberlin in the discus and Jerry Smith Junction City in the javelin Weather could determine if new records fall among standout 1958 performances The article lists top marks in sprints relays hurdles and field events with several records already equaled or bettered this season Key performances include Tidwell Wiebe McCaskill Tillman Nieder and Barber among others.
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Manhattan
Bill Stone
Wichita East
Bill Dotson
Concordia
Bob Vernon
Oberlin
Jerry Smith
Junction City
Kansas
Charles Tidwell
Independence
Dave Butts
Shawnee Mission
Tom Ferguson
Douglass
Henry Wiebe
Newton
Butts
Russell Vail
Plains
Paul McCaskill
Wichita North
Henry Freon
Malcolm Smith
Arkansas City
Bob Tague
Rosedale
Billy Mills
Haskell
Bill Tillman
Clay Center
Lloyd Buzzi
Tidwell
Charles Smith
Hutchinson
Bill Nieder
Lawrence
Bob Crumpacker
Vernon
Ken Barber
McPherson
Clyde Coffman
Ford
Roger Schmanke
Ottawa
Jack Buckman
Argentine
Oliver Benton
Topeka
Kent Floerke
Ken Meseke
Lana Turner Signs to Star in Imitations of Life Remake
Lana Turner signs to star in a remake of the 1934 film Imitations of Life for Universal International Studio. The announcement comes as Hollywood eyes an economy rebound with the studio resuming production after months of shutdown.
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Lana Turner
Hollywood
Universal
International Studio
Miss Turner
Nixon defies threat as Latin tour continues to Caracas
Vice President Nixon presses on with his eight nation Latin American itinerary to Caracas despite assassination warnings. U S and Venezuelan sources cited a possible gun threat. Nixon called it routine and said only a request from Caracas would alter plans. Security steps were outlined by U S and Venezuelan officials.
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Bogota
Colombia
Nixon
Caracas
U.S
Washington
Secret Service
A. E. Baughman
Frank Barry
Humboldt Star Leon Storck Heads to State Meet
Leon Storck won the half mile at the regional Fre donia meet and will represent Humboldt at the State Meet in Manhattan on Saturday.
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Humboldt
Leon _ Storck
Fredonia
Manhattan
Walnut High School banquet and community notices page
Walnut High School held a Junior-Senior banquet in the school gym on April 28 with a Candy Land Ye Ole Candy Shoppe motif. Merlin Zollars was master of ceremonies and sophomores served. mothers prepared the food. Memorial events included American Legion Auxiliary and unit meetings, Poppy Day plans, wreath making, a Memorial Day public hall, and hospital cookie baking. Members attended the Third District Convention in Chanute. awards noted for history writing and membership gains. Local Home Demonstration Unit met April 22 with May guest day and book review planned. Family visits, new baby Deborah Raye Little, and weekend travels of multiple local residents are listed.
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Walnut
Walnut High School
Merlin Zollars
Pittsburg
Gard Lee
American Legion Auxiliary
Oma Shively
Margaret Foster
Legion Hall
Veteran's Hospital
Wadsworth
American Legion and Auxiliary
Chanute
Mmes
Omar Shively
Caroline Briley
Lizzie Fugate
Florine Granneman
Ike Smith
Ray Sweet
Walnut Hdu
Roy Rowe
Erickson
Juanita Johnson
Stevie Taylor
Tom Fugate
Leroy Fugate
Redfield
Sadie Fugate
Kansas City
Buck Patterson
Coffeyville
Clyde .Sands
Joe Little
Wauconda
Ill
St. Therese Hospital
Waukegan
Deborah Raye
Little’s
Ronnie
Harry Little
D. E. Markley
Leavenworth
Joe M. Johnson
Fort Scott
Mary Markley
J. L. Moore
Moore
Merton Kennedy
Olathe
George Smith
Wichita
Paul Smith
Bud Beech
Local Social News From Chanute Tribune May 13 1958
Weekend visits and family updates dominate the Chanute Tribune social page. Notable items include Mr and Mrs Kermit Herlocker and sons from Vallejo California visiting J L Moore. Barbara Jane Fugate born April 30 in Rapid City South Dakota. travel plans for Mr and Mrs Wayne Fugate and three other children. Dr and Mrs W A Dawley as paternal grandparents. Mrs John Wadsack attending a funeral in El Reno Oklahoma for Mrs Benjamin Tharp. funereal details for Mrs Ruby Kalbe and arrivals of Mrs E B Carlos and daughter from New York City with arrangements for the Trucco baby.
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Coffeyville
William Clements
Kermit Herlocker J
Vallejo
Calif
J. L. Moore
Parsons and
Girard
Verl Westhoff
Parsons
Felix Dowling
Thelma
Hubert Schneider
Western Kansas
William Schneider
Wayne Fugate
Rapid City
S. D
Barbara Jane
Fugates
Mike
Tommy
Kathy
Tom Fugate
W. A. Dawley
Pennsylvania
Little Rock
Ark
Hails Chemical Company
John Wadsack
el Reno
Okla
Benjamin Tharp
Yakima
Wash
E. B. Carlos
Victor Trucco
New York City
Carlos
New York
Walnut
Trucco
Transplanting a Casino in Sparks Nevada
Dick Graves moved the Sparks Nugget across the street to a million dollar building. Just before midnight Sunday workers ferried dice tables slot machines and kitchen and bar gear as police closed the street. Customers returned to games within minutes in the new casino.
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Sparks
Nev
Dick Graves
Sparks Nuggett
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