Cards in 4th Place Kansas City Second
The St. Louis Cardinals beat the Philadelphia Phillies 5 0 to rise to fourth in the National League behind the Chicago Cubs. Lindy McDaniel earned the win allowing seven hits and two walks while noting his slider needs control. The Kansas City Athletics also won 7 3 over the Washington Senators to stay second in the American League behind Ned Garver. Garver allowed 10 hits but secured the victory, as Kansas City extended its winning streak to five games. Hartford beat Philadelphia 12794. Tony Dupas outpointed Ramon Fuentes 157 154. Johnny Gonsalves defeated Vic Cardoz 140. Terry Lewis stopped Edgardo Romero 233 251. Argentina 6.
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Associated Press
St. Louis Cardinals
Red Birds
Philadelphia Phillies
the Birds
Phils
Chicago Cubs
Lindy McDaniel
McDaniel
Dodgers
Cardinals
Kansas City Athletics
Washington Senators
Ned Garver
A's
Kansas City
Garver
Senators
A’'s
Hal Griggs
Dick Hyde
Chuck Stobbs
Hyde
Oakland
Calif
Johnny Gonsalves
Vic Cardoz
Seattle
Terry Lewis
Spokane
Edgardo Romero
Argentina
Bowling Scores Across Elks Lodges Show Tight High Scores
A fragmentary bowling score sheet lists Elks lodges with individual highs and totals. Notable marks include D. Friederich 219 and 545, Lofthouse 203 and 529, J. Williams 225 and 691, M. Alcock 200 and 56, plus several team highs and lodge identifiers such as Elks No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 8.
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Cosseese
Elks
Gifford
B. Johnson-Gifford
Barber
Elks No
D. Friederich
Lofthouse
J. Williams
M. Alcock
M Bock
Tre
Beott
Hint
Hoomagie
Marucci
Al Kaline Benched After Slump by Tigers
Detroit manager Jack Tighe benched Al Kaline for several days after a 6-4 loss to the Baltimore Orioles. Tighe cited Kaline's hitting slump and said the move might shake him up and clear his head.
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Detroit
al Kaline
Jack Tighe
Baltimore Orioles
Tighe
Lutherans and Stark win church league softball games
Lutherans defeated Methodists 7 to 5 while Stark outslugged EUB 24 to 14 Monday night. Winning batteries were Sinclair and Rader for the Lutherans and Had dan and Butts. Losing batteries were Howell and Erickson and Grogan and Evans. Home runs were by Krone for the Lutherans and McCoy for the Methodists.
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Methodists
Stark
Eub
Sinclair
Rader
Haddan
Butts
Howell
Erickson
Grogan
Evans
McCoy
Krone
Baseball Briefs from Major Leagues and Minor Standings
Summary of American and National League standings with wins losses and percentages. Includes results from Wednesday and Tuesday games across New York, Boston, Baltimore, Chicago, Detroit, Kansas City, Cleveland, Washington and San Francisco, Milwaukee, Pittsburgh, St Louis, Philadelphia, Cincinnati, Los Angeles, and Chicago. Also notes American Association scores for Charleston, Louisville, Minneapolis, Omaha, Denver, St Paul, and Wichita.
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New York
Kansas City
Baltimore
Boston
Cleveland
Washington
Chicago
Detroit
W. L. Pet
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
American Assn
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Louisville
Minneapolis
Omaha
Denver
St. Paul
Wichita
Indianapolis
Durelle Faces Ballarin Tonight In Montreal Bout
Yvon Durelle the Baie Ste. Anne fighter meets Germinal Ballarin of France in a 10 round Montreal Forum clash telecast tonight. Durelle holds the British Empire and Canadian light heavy titles with a 72-19-2 record and 37 knockouts, while Ballarin sits at 45-8-6 with 24 knockouts and has never been KOed in 59 pro bouts. Ballarin will be several pounds lighter or heavier, depending on weigh in.
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Yvon Durelle
Baie Ste. Anne
New Brunswick
Germinal Ballarin
France
Montreal Forum
Durelle
Archie Moore
Tony Anthony
Madison Square Garden
Yvon
Ballarin
Jimmy Martinez
Paris
Andre Drille
America
Bob Provizzi
Rory Calhoun
League Stars Batting Boosts Orioles Past Tigers in Slugfest
Bob Nieman of the Orioles blasted two homers to power a 6-4 win that ended Detroit’s six game slide. Sandy Koufax yielded only two hits as the Dodgers overcame a 3-0 deficit against Milwaukee, rallying in the 11th inning with Duke Snider delivering a key pinch hit double.
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Associated Press
Bob Nieman
Orioles
Baltimore
Detroit
Sandy Koufax
Dodgers
Milwaukee
Duke Snider
Valdes Set for Detroit Bout With Summerlin
Cuban heavyweight Valdes wraps up training in Detroit for a 10 round Saturday clash with unranked Johnny Summerlin. Valdes is a 9-5 favorite to halt Summerlin's four fight win streak. The bout will not be carried on national radio or television.
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Detroit
Nino Valdes
Johnny Summerlin
Summerlin
Cards Trade Dark For Jim Brosnan
The St. Louis Cardinals trade veteran shortstop Alvin Dark to acquire right handed pitcher Jim Brosnan from the Chicago Cubs. The Cardinals front office announced the deal but did not reveal further details.
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Jim Brosnan
ST. Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
Alvin Dark
Chicago Cubs
Cardinal
Cards To Put Brosnan In Rotation After Trade
Money changed hands in the deal and the 28-year-old Brosnan, 3-4 this season, will join the pitching rotation immediately for the Cardinals.
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Brosnan
Area Highway Projects Big Boost to Economy
Missouri Governor James T. Blair announced a 1958 highway program costing 130 million dollars, creating jobs in every county. Kansas Governor George Docking said a 100 million dollar highway program is ready to go.
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Miami Beach
Fla
James T. Blair
Missouri
George Docking
Kansas
Governors’ Conference
Blair
Docking
Wichita Commissioner's Hearing Postponed
Wichita city commissioner John S. Stevens faces an indefinite postponement in a sales tax evasion case. Judge George M. Ashford granted the continuance after attorney and fellow commissioner John Madden requested a jury trial. Stevens was charged with 30 counts in the operation of Stevens Enterprises Inc. which is now defunct.
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Wichita
John S. Stevens
George M. Ashford
Common Pleas Court
John Madden
Stevens
Stevens Enterprises Inc
Women's Endurance Slowed by Culture
Ann Arbor report from Paul Hunsicker of the University of Michigan cites culture as the reason American girls lag in endurance tests. He notes girls would run with boys if not for social expectations. The findings are early results from a nationwide youth fitness project.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Paul Hunsicker
University of Michigan
Hunsicker
White Sox Fall Behind Yankees In Chicago Showdown
The New York Yankees beat the Chicago White Sox 5-1 in Chicago, three homers by Mantle Bauer and Throneberry highlighting a seven straight Yankee win trend. The Sox slump deeper in the standings as Kansas City and Boston win.
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White Sox
Yankees
Chicago
Mickey Mantle
Hank Bauer
Marv Throneberry
Johnny Bucks
Player Dies After Crossing Home Plate in Softball Game
Richard J. Johnson 34, a father of five, died of a heart attack Tuesday night after scoring a run as he crossed home plate in a Watervliet softball game.
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Watervliet
N. Y
Richard J. Johnson
Political Announcements From Erie County Races
A slate of local races lists Sheriff Jack G. Reynolds and several county positions. Gerald D. Sloan is the Republican for Sheriff, Oliver Craig faces Democrat in Commissioner District 1, Louis Edwards is Republican Treasurer, Merrill Moore is Republican Marshal of Chanute City Court, Marion Showalter is Republican County Clerk, Carroll Olson Democrat for Clerk, Ava F. Jeffrey Republican for Register of Deeds, Reba M. Jones Democrat for District Court Clerk, Hazel S. Meeker Democrat for County Superintendent, and Richard L. Ashley Republican for County Attorney.
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Jack G. Reynolds
Erie
Gerald D. Sloan
Louis Edwards
Chanute City
Merrill Moore
Marion Showalter
Carroll Olson
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