Orioles Triumph Powerhouse Yankees With 5-0 Shutout
Baltimore starter Wilhelm tamed the Yankees as the Orioles won their fifth in a row over New York 5-0. The game featured Wilhelm’s invention of concealing the knuckleball in his glove while the Orioles chased Turley early and built a four-run first inning. Cleveland beat Detroit 1-0 as Gary Bell pitched four hits allowed. White Sox beat Kansas City 2-1 and Boston defeated Washington 4-3.
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Associated Press
National League
Hoyt Wilhelm
Giants
Wilhelm
Cardinals
Cleveland
Baltimore
Oriole
Paul Richards
Mickey Man
Mick
New York Yankees
Champs
Yankees
Orioles
Cleveland Indians
Detroit
Gary Bell
Chicago White Sox
Kansas City
Boston
Washington
Jerry Lumpe
Bob Turley
Indians
Paul Foytack
Vic Powers
Minnie Minosos
Ray Narleski
Tigers
Sam Aparicio
Ted Williams
Frank Malzone
Dick Gernert
Red Sox
Camilo Pascual
Ike Delock
Nat
Reno Bertoia
Jim Lemon
Baseball Scores From Weekend Games Across Leagues
Saturday results include Cleveland 1 Detroit 0 Chicago 2 Kansas City 1 Baltimore New York 0 Boston 4 Washington 3. Sunday schedules show Detroit at Cleveland Chicago at Kansas City New York at Baltimore. National League standings note Milwaukee 22 11 7, Los Angeles 21 18, San Francisco 19 17, Chicago 20 19. Other scores include Pittsburgh 9 Cincinnati 4 and St Louis 3 Chicago 1 in extra innings.
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Detroit
Cleveland
Chicago
Kansas City
New York
Baltimore
Washington
Boston
Wool
Pet
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
St Louis Wos
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
St. Louis
American Association
Charleston
Houston
Kansas Stars Lead Contingent At Mission AAU Meet
Kansas University stars lead a contingent for the Missouri Valley AAU track meet in Mission Kansas with sprinter Charlie Tidwell and javelin thrower Bill Alley among the headliners. Tidwell aims to break the Valley 100 yard dash record while Alley, recently matching the American javelin mark, competes if weather allows. First and second place in each event qualify for the National AAU meet in Boulder. Archie San Romani and Ernie Shelby also appear among 200 plus entrants in the Valley event.
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Mission
Kan
Charlie Tidwell
Bill Alley
Kansas University
Missouri Valley
Tidwell
Thane Baker
Kansas State
Alley
Lincoln
Neb
Boulder
Colo
Archie San Romani
Wichita
Kansas
Ernie Shelby
Area Fishing Report Good
The Kansas Forestry Fish and Game Commission reports generally good to excellent fishing across the state. Rain and cooler weather may slow activity temporarily, with notable spots including Southeast Farm ponds Walnut River Neosho County State Lake Lake Blue Stem Crawford County State Lake No 2 Woodson County State Lake Fall River Reservoir Otter Creek Verdigris River Wilson County State Lake and Montgomery County State Lake.
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PRATT
Kansas
Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Walnut River
Neosho County
Crawford County
Woodson County
Fall River
Otter Creek
Wilson County
Montgomery County
Argentinian Boxer Miteff Wins Unanimous Decision at Garden
Boxing brief from New York reports Alex Miteff, a heavyweight from Argentina, defeating Wayne Bethea at Madison Square Garden by unanimous decision. He started fast but slowed in mid rounds, with two judges listing him the winner and one judge close.
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New York
Alex Miteff
Wayne Bethea
Madison Square Garden
Argentina
Miteff
Ruby Goldstein
Frank Forbes
Artie Aidala
Dodgers Beat Giants in 13 Inning Tight Game
Don Drysdale earned his fourth win as the Dodgers defeated the Giants 2 to 1 in 13 innings. Gil Hodges delivered the game winning RBI in the 13th after a seventh inning rally stalled. The victory moved Los Angeles into second place in the National League behind Milwaukee, as Hank Aaron led the Braves over Philadelphia and Cincinnati edged Pittsburgh.
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ED Wilks
Associated Press
Don Drysdale
Los Angeles Dodgers
San Francisco Giants
Dodgers
San Francisco
Drysdale
Giants
Gil Hodges
Milwaukee
Braves
Hank Aaron
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Johnny Antonelli
Wille Kirkland
Orlando Cepedas
Willie Mays
Aaron
Robin Roberts
Lew Burdette
Dick Schofield
Gini Cimoli
Bill Henry
Jim Brosnan
Big Ten Divided Over Rose Bowl Renewal and Participation
The Big Ten faces a split over the Rose Bowl contract renewal and a new path allowing member schools to participate individually. A 55 vote deadlock blocked renewal while a 1946 handbook clause could permit selective Rose Bowl appearances, sparking a conference dispute involving Ohio State Illinois Wisconsin Northwestern and Minnesota.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Big Ten
Ohio State
Illinois
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Minnesota
Mother's Day Visits Across Humboldt and Neighbors
Families from Humboldt Chanute and nearby towns spent Mother's Day weekend with relatives. Highlights include Floyd Strack and Ethel Tomlinson in Humboldt, Lasley and Mueller families visiting Chanute, and Briley and McGuffey gatherings with sons and daughters.
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Floyd Strack
Ethel Tomlinson
Humboldt
Nora Strack
Clyde Russell
Ulysses
Ned Russell
Golda Russell
Bill Tomlinson
Chanute
Harry Briley
John Riddle
Steven
Charles Mueller
Chris'y
Cathy
Craig Alan
Luke Lasley
Mueller
Gus Mueller
Joe McCullough
Coffeyville
Myrtle Olson
Eric
Plyle McGuffey
Robert Briley
Rose Bowl rule change sparks Big Four debate
A group including Michigan and Purdue votes against removing the Rose Bowl proviso from the rule book. The evolving Big Four West Coast alliance could invite any Big Ten team to Pasadena, but inviting a champion like Ohio State or Illinois creates an awkward scenario due to their stance on the Rose Bowl. The West Coast bloc may also invite an Eastern rival outside the Big Ten.
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Michigan
Iowa
Wilma Durdiana
Purdue
Michigan State
Ham
Fred Brown
California
Washington
Southern California
UCLA
Ohio State
Ilinois
Boxing results from Madison Square Garden features Miteff and Ratliff wins
The Associated Press reports two boxing decisions and a knockout. Alex Miteff outpointed Wayne Bethea at Madison Square Garden. Monroe Ratliff stopped Willie Gilbert in San Diego. Dick Goldstein knocked out Jimmy McCoy in Seattle.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Alex Miteff
Argentina
Wayne Bethea
San Diego
Calif
Monroe Ratliff
Willie Gilbert
Los Angeles
Everett
Wash
Dick Goldstein
Seattle
Jimmy McCoy
Eureka
Prairie Queen moves and visitors update
Mr and Mrs Joe Duncan moved last week to a new home near Galesburg assisted by Mr and Mrs Floyd Strack. Nearby residents rent the Duncan place and plan to move in soon, while Roy Phobus transfers to a Kansas City hospital.
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Prairie Queen
Joe Duncan
Galesburg
Floyd Strack
Luke Lasley
Ralph Phebus
Cecil Spurrier
Merle Laver
Humboldt
Duncan
Roy Phobus
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Kansas City
Jack Irwin
Judy
Jo Ann
Carol
Johnny
Casey
Studley
T. E. McClelland
Irwin
Caroline Briley
Walnut
Harry Briley
Tom Pinkley
L. P. Burris
Jane Webb Lasley
Parsons
Chinese Communist ships increase activity near Quemoy and Matsu
In Formosa activity by Communist ships rose near the Quemoy and Matsu islands as the Battle of Quemoy enters its ninth month. No shelling reported by midday, though it was an odd numbered shooting day for the Reds.
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Taipei
Formosa
Defense Ministry
Quemoy
Matsu Islands
Mount Zion club meets with eighteen attendees
The Mount Zion club gathered May 14 led by Mrs. John Piesker with eighteen members present. Visitors included Mrs. Sam Fisher Mrs. Max Ludlum and others. Several local families hosted and visited across the region as Mother’s Day was observed and friends shared meals and a skating outing in Chanute.
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MT. Zion
Mount Zion Club
John Piesker
Sam Fisher
Max Ludlum
Susie
Kathy Franklin
Finley Myers
Charles Goff
George Wolfe
Colorado
Donald Wolfe
Paul Davies
Paul Jr
Phillip
Jimmy
Clyde Cook
Mr. Cook
Don Baker
Jolee
Concord
Calif
F. L. Martin
San Francisco
W. L. Julian
Colorado Springs
Colo
C. M. Hill Sr
Junior Hill
Blaine Wilson
Leroy Hand
Darrel
Wayne
Ronald
Will Miller
Tom
Millers
Mavis Page
Joan Culbertson
Marilyn Rost
Carol Goff
Alice Joyce White
Elmer Haddan
Bill Haddan
Lynn
Bennett Haddan
Marilyn
Richard
Howard Woodworth
Jim
Rosann
James Haddan
Charles Hawkinson
David
Charles
Gary
George Rush
Steve Olson
Glenn
Arnold Elder
Vern Fowler
Lester
Daisy Kelsey
Price Ewing
Dale Kelsey
Roland Kelsey
Regina
Marilyn Brooks
Regina Kelsey
Loren Brooks
Joe
Sharon
Sandra
Oscar Gier
Walnut
Gier
Millie Gier
Edith Mae
Chanute
Minnie Gier
Leo Ziegler
Barbara
Jolene
Marvin Pullman
Roger
Humboldt
Mary Jones
Joe Gier
Richard Gier
Charles Gier
Trudith
Charla Ann
Linda
Hepler
Dennis Meech
Jewell Meech
Fort Scott
Lloyd Franklin
Bronson
Lloyd Wintten
Farlington
Lavenburg
Edward Bren‘linger
Eddie
Vicki Jo
Long Beach
Sherman Goff
Carol Sue
Virgil Goff
Stevie
Kimball
Opal
Lela Ann
Spences Share Time With Grandparents and Family
Mr and Mrs Leon Spence host Linda Stevie and Phyllis for a family visit. Stevie Spence spends several days with grandparents Mr and Mrs Charlies Goff and uncles Don and Kenny.
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Leon Spence
Linda
Stevie
Phyllis
Stevie Spence
Charlies Goff
Don and
Kenny
Talulah Bankhead Undergoing Checkup in New York
Actress Talulah Bankhead is at Flower Fifth Avenue Hospital for a routine checkup described by her secretary as a sat ed checkup.
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Miss Liberty
Statue of Liberty
New York Harbor
United States
France
Rouen
Auguste Bartholdi
U. S
New York
Tallulah Bankhead
Flower
Fifth Avenue Hospital
Boost for Gen Davis Nominated as Major General
Brig. Gen. Benjamin C. Davis Jr., African American officer, is nominated by President Eisenhower to become a major general, the highest rank yet for a Black service member. The Tribune offers carrier delivery at 35 cents weekly.
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Washington
Benjamin C. Davis Jr
Appointment of executor in Rettig estate sparks notice
First published legal notice in Chanute Tribune May 23 1959 lists Philip A Rettig as executor of Vera A Rettig deceased with letters Testamentary issued May 22 1959. Creditors must file demands within nine months or be barred as provided by Kansas law.
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Chanute Tribune
Neosho’ County
Kansas
Vera A. Rettig
VERA _A RETTIG
Philip A Rettig
Neosho County
Philip A. Rettig
Balch & Bailey
Neobho Com
Bob Cubbage
Kansas Town
Breck
Rutter
Lockwood
Chanute
BR. H. Carrage
Erie
Harriett Elizabeth Snyder
Robert Pennington
Sherriffs Sale Scheduled in Chanute Partition Action
Sherriff Gerald Sloan of Neosho County will auction 202 North Franklin Chanute Kansas on June 24 1959 at 2 00 PM for partition of seven lots in Truitts Subdivision Block Four Third Addition. Sale requires cash with no redemption. bid minimum two thirds of appraised value plus costs.
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Chanute Tribune
District Court
Neosho County
Kansas
Erie
Louie Viola Cochran
Lela Adeline McGowan
Leslie James Young
Alice Kittle
Lenna M. Young
Loicer M Hylton
Donald Alvin Young
Corafe, Toole
Shprife
Eaid County
North Franklin
Chanute
Said County
Neosho
State of
Truitts
North
Franklin
Gerald Sloan
Classified Ad Deadline Notice for Same-Day Publication
Classified ad space closes at 27 pm the preceding day and ads must be brought to the Tripune office by 10 am for same-day publication.
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Tripune Office
the Tribune
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