Koufax Matches Feller With 18 K Game To Boost Dodgers
Sandy Koufax tied the major league strikeout mark with 18 as he led the Dodgers past the Giants 5-2. He also set NL single game record with 31 total strikeouts over two consecutive starts, and his ninth inning homer by Wally Moon helped Los Angeles move within one game of San Francisco. Koufax improved to 8-4 and San Francisco’s Sanford fell to 12-11.
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Jackie Brandt
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Aussies Win Davis Cup at Forest Hills
Neale Fraser led Australia to a 3-2 triumph in the Davis Cup challenge round at Forest Hills New York. Fraser defeated Barry MacKay 8-6 3-6 6-2 6-4 after darkness halted play Sunday. He also beat Alex Olmedo in singles and partnered with Roy Emerson to win the doubles against Olmedo and Earl Buchholz.
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Houston Wins Non-Pro Baseball Tournament Title
Houston Fed Marts clinched the National Non-Pro Baseball Tournament by a 4-3 win over Elgin Athletics in 10 innings in Wichita. Doug Osborn delivered a game winning double in the 10th, with Pat Centilli earning the victory after hurling the final innings.
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Baseball Scores and Standings Snapshot Across Leagues
Major league standings show Chicago leading with 80 wins, Cleveland 75, Detroit 65, New York 64, Baltimore 61, Boston 59, and Washington 52. Interleague and schedule notes include Boston beating Washington 4 3 in 10, and games in San Francisco Los Angeles Milwaukee Pittsburgh Cincinnati St Louis Philadelphia Chicago San Francisco and other cities. Minor scores from Louisville Dallas Fort Worth Indianapolis Omaha St Paul Minneapolis Denver reflect regional results.
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Minneapolis
Denver
Pan American Games: West Indies threaten U S track domination
At Soldier Field United States faces a West Indies challenge in the Pan Am Games semifinal. George Kerr of Illinois leads a trio of West Indian contenders in the 400 meters while U S stars Norton Oer Ter and Brown headline medals. Argentina Venezuela and Cuba in boxing and basketball tallying for the U S overall.
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Soldier Field
George Kerr
University of Illinois
Mal Spence
Basil Ince
Ray Norton
Earlene Brown
Los Angeles
Norton
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Cuba
Harry Campbell
Argentina
Abel Laudonia
Dean Harrison
Venezuela
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Grid Candidates For Big Eight Report Today
About 500 players report as Big Eight teams prepare for a season with Oklahoma likely to win and earn a bowl berth, though ineligible this year. Notes include Missouri's 60 players, Kansas with John Peppercorn at halfback, Nebraska youth, Colorado's new coach Sonny Grandelius, Kansas State's John Solmos, Iowa State's Dwight Nichols, and Oklahoma State with Cliff Speegle.
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Nebraska
Bill Jennings
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Colorado
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Boxing results from Mexican bouts report stoppages
In Tijuana Enrique Serrano stopped Baby Camacho at 1 23 in the first round. The Mexican city card lists Serrano defeating Camacho with a late stoppage in the bout held in Tijuana.
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Mexico
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Mexicali
Kansas Sees Rise in Daily Oil Output in Survey
The Oil and Gas Journal survey shows weekly crude oil and condensate production rose by 1 100 barrels to 6 772 390 for the week ended Aug 29. Kansas output increased 2 660 barrels to 312 140, while Oklahoma Wyoming and the eastern area fell offset by gains in California and Colorado. 1959 total production reached 1 706 638 630 barrels versus 1 574 709 780 last year.
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Oil and Gas Journal
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Colorado
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Five English Quiz Fixes From a Reader Ad
The piece answers five questions: proper phrasing for Likely versus soon and omitting now. correct pronunciation coupon as koo-pahn. misspelling among Pianos sopranos Negroes tomatoes as Negroes. parsimonious meaning frugal to excess. and a ma word for capable of being flattened or extended as malleable.
Coffeyville Fights Jayhawk League Clash Over Scholarships
Coffeyville Junior College backed by the Quarterback Club defies league rules on outside funding for athletes. The conference demanded a August 24 letter of cooperation or face suspension, then backed down after a hastily called meeting, with Coffeyville agreeing to live within bylaws. The piece also notes open competition, changes in college football rules, and local sports items including Chanute High signing with Wyandotte and other notes.
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College tour documents Northeastern Canada trip experiences
Mrs. Bertha Hoffman recounts a 3.5 week educational tour with 35 Southwestern State College students from Weatherford Oklahoma, visiting 20 northeastern states and three Canadian provinces. The itinerary included Manhattan cruises, Washington sights, Boston landmarks, Quebec Parliament, Montreal streets, Niagara Falls at night, Chicago sciences venues, and Lincoln and Twain sites. college credit will be awarded.
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Kimball Family Visits Haviland and Pratt Trip
Mr and Mrs Jewell Clements with Richard and Esther spent four days visiting relatives in Haviland Pratt Greensburg and Wichita As Virgil Clements recovered from injuries after a sand truck accident local care included plastic surgery in Wichita The Youth Fellowship of the Kimball EUB Church toured Missouri Arkansas and Oklahoma visiting KOAM studio Pittsburg Joplin Noel Ark Bella Vista Bentonville and Rogers The group was chaperoned by Rev and Mrs Walter Enstrom and included several named companions.
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Richard and
Esther Clements
Judith Dodge
Nancy Bartholomew
Lee Litherland
Mary Cook
Marie and
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Community Club Activities and Farm Bureau Meeting Update
The Chanute Tribune reports on local events including the Kimball Merry Mixers sewing carpet rags for the VFW and a white elephant sale. Neosho County Farm Bureau Young People hosted Labette County guests at Erie park with plans to compete for the Talent Fund and Talk Fete at the state convention. William Cook celebrated his sixth birthday with family and friends during a Sunday gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs Paul Cook.
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Elsmore
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Wilford Franklin
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William
Laurie
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Kathy
Debra Greenwood
David
Linda Wright
Susan Simmons
Suzanne
Kathy Franklin
Patricia Headley
Jeannie
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Thornburg Weekend Visits and Local Family Updates
Thornburg notes Mr and Mrs James Sturdevant of El Dorado spent the weekend with Sam Sturdevant. Richard returned home after weeks with his grandfather. Mr and Mrs Gordon Wiltse drove to Kansas City for a ball game. A birthday dinner in August honored family birthdays at Walter Bradford home with many relatives. Marjorie Carter receives treatment in Independence Hospital. Mrs Charles Bettman had major surgery in Neodesha hospital. Hazel Coats attended an Institute in Fredonia and will teach Maple Grove School again. Mrs David Brown shopped in Chanute.
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Carl Stone
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Deann
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Lee
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Marjorie Carter
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Charles Bettman
Neodesha Hospital
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Fredonia
Maple Grove
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Chanute
New York City Area Spans 320 Square Miles
The report notes New York City covers 320 square miles, detailing the expansive urban footprint across five boroughs and the scale of municipal geography.
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