Senatorship Detroit 21 as Tighe Falters
The Detroit Tigers manager Jack Tighe reflects on Frank Lary as he endures a rough start to the season. Lary opened with losses and a struggling record, while a late surge last year highlighted potential. Other AL and NL results include Baltimore beating Kansas City 2-0 and Brooklyn’s 10-4 win over St. Louis with Duke Snider, Sandy Amoros, and Carl Furillo homering.
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Bums Blank A's As Dodgers, Orioles Halt Aces
The Dodgers beat the Giants 10-4 as Herm Wehmier labored 12 innings, allowing eight runs, while Connie Johnson twirled a two hitter to blank the Athletics 2-0. Carl Furillo Duke Snider and Sandy Amoros homered for Brooklyn.
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Gonzales Triumphs Over Rosewall In Boise
Pancho Gonzales defeated Ken Rosewall of Australia in straight sets 6-4 6-2 in Boise Idaho yesterday extending his tour record against Rosewall to 47 wins 25 losses. The match featured bold groundstrokes and a dominant serving performance.
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Baseball Scores and Schedule Highlights Across Leagues
The standings show Chicago leading with 17 wins and .720, Cleveland 17-10 .630, New York 17-10 .630, Detroit 15-10 .600, and Boston 15-15 .500. Tonight's schedule features Cleveland at Boston, Chicago at New York, Kansas City at Washington, and Detroit at Baltimore plus a full slate across other leagues with results from Baltimore, Brooklyn, and New Orleans among others.
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Action Against Bauer Is Still Undecided
Hank Bauer of the New York Yankees was summoned to the district attorney office after a nightclub brawl. Edward Jones alleged Bauer beat him. Bauer denied the charge. A civilian arrest could be pressed if Jones files a complaint, with a detective on standby. Jones had indicated he might not pursue a case despite saying he is fond of Bauer.
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Score Out of Bed Eye Injury Improves for Indians Pitcher
Cleveland Indians pitcher Score 23, who suffered an eye injury after a line drive, will be allowed to get up and move around his hospital room. Dr. Charles I. Thomas, an eye specialist, expressed satisfaction with his progress.
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Mixed World News Highlights From 1950s Dispatches
Reports cover a baseball mishap in a New York Yankees game with an alleged illegal shortstop, a hospital update on an eye injury, Roberto Rossellini amid divorce rumors, royal visits by Queen Elizabeth II and Queen Juliana, and Cardinal Frings meeting a Hiroshima survivor in Tokyo.
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World Briefs from Tokyo London and Warsaw
The United States paroled a Japanese war criminal and Australia freed three others serving life terms at Sugamo prison for mistreatment of Allied prisoners. Lord Cherwell warned Pope Pius XII could set a dangerous precedent by siding in H-bomb test disputes. Gomulka reportedly secured a victory as three former top members were expelled from Poland’s Workers Party Central Committee.
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Explosion Damages Navy Midget Sub X-1 at Port City
An explosion damaged about five feet of the bow of the Navy midget submarine X-1 in Portsmouth New Mexico last night. Two of the five crew were aboard but no one was hurt. The X-1 is a 50 foot harbor penetration vessel for underwater demolition teams with a 7 foot beam and 25 ton displacement.
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Ty Cobb Recalls Base Stealing Tactics for Modern Players
Ty Cobb praises Willie Mays and others for potential in stealing bases. He recalls old tricks, notes higher speed and slumps in past eras, and credits managers who back aggressive baserunning while balancing risks. Cobb cites Sam Crawford and eras when stealing was common, and endorses Bill Rigney’s trust in Mays’ bursts.
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Humboldt seniors celebrate 1957 valedictorian and honors
Betty Orth named valedictorian of the class of 1957 at Humboldt High School. Janet Moses salutatorian. Robert Henrichs Rotary Award. Betty Orth Monarch Award. Miss Orth also won Readers Digest Valedictorian Award and a Chanute Junior College scholarship. Eunice Jackson earned a Home Economics scholarship to Chanute Junior College and Good Citizenship honors. Moses receives Emporia State College scholarship. Two students, Henrichs and Jackson, achieved perfect attendance. Five seniors joined the National Honor Society. Graduating lettermen receive tickets to home games for 1957-58. Community notices follow.
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Witness Mum After Threats Ties Dio Case to Riesel Attack
In New York underworld turmoil threats against key witnesses threaten to derail the government case against racketeer Johnny Dio over the acid blinding of labor columnist Victor Riesel. A witness who clammed up received a five year contempt sentence while others face pressure to testify.
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Shiekie
Miranti
William B. Herlands
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Skinny) Rij
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Nunan Ordered to Serve in New York Federal Case
A federal judge has ruled that Joseph D. Nunan Jr., former head of the U S. agency, must serve in the New York case. The order outlines his duties and the timeline for compliance with the court.
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Revenue chief orders five-year term for tax evader
The Internal Revenue Department requires a five year term for the tax evader despite a plea that he is seriously ill and living on borrowed time.
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Local Social Notes Highlight Community Guests and Visits
Banner Mr and Mrs Carl Payne and Mrs Hazel Lamb were dinner guests at the William Payne home Sunday Carl celebrated his birthday Josh Puckett and Robert Kennedy were callers at the O E Hines home Sunday Leland Cox and sons of Wichita spent the weekend with his mother Mrs C L Cox Mr and Mrs R D Scott were callers at the Wynn Hall home near Benedict They called to see Mrs Emma Hull who has been quite ill Linda Meyers spent Thursday afternoon with Mrs Hubert Wever Mr and Mrs Melvin Cutter and daughter Logan Shoop and his mother Mrs Tillie Shoop spent Sunday at the T A Cox home Mr and Mrs O E Hines were in Fredonia Tuesday on business Mr and Mrs Hubert Wever were in Fredonia Thursday morning on business Mrs John G Lee prominent clubwoman of Connecticut is the granddaughter of Hiram Maxim inventor of the Maxim gun Her father invented the silencer for that noted gun
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