Redlegs Nip Braves In Bid for Pennant
The Cincinnati Redlegs beat Milwaukee 4-2 in 10 innings to claim key honors led by Frank Robinson with his 17th homer and Freeman’s 30th win. Tebbetts’ club moved to second place, 1/2 game behind the Braves, after a 10th straight extra inning win. Giants over Phillies 7-2.
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Knollwood Course Poses Severe Test for Amateur Tour
The Knollwood Club course in Chicago is described as an exacting 6,790 yard layout with a par of 71 set for the 56th National Amateur. The USGA may trim rough and fairways during the tournament as officials note deep rough, narrowed fairways, and numerous traps that demand precise tee and approach shots from players.
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National League Baseball Standings and Schedule
The National League standings list Milwaukee leading with a .614 mark at 51 wins and 39 losses, followed by Cincinnati 79-54, Brooklyn 78-54, St. Louis 64-68, Philadelphia 61-69, Pittsburgh 58-75, New York 54-77, and Chicago 52-79. Wednesday’s games feature Cincinnati at Milwaukee with Acker facing Spahn, Pittsburgh at Brooklyn with Kline against Maglie, Chicago at St. Louis with Rush against Wehmeier, and New York at Philadelphia McCormick versus Simmons.
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Athletics Win Tribe Series
The Kansas City Athletics take the series over the Cleveland Indians two games to one behind Jack Crimian a 29 year old right hander from Toronto. Crimian four hits the Indians and improves to three wins against seven losses while Art Ditmar quiets an eighth inning rally. The A’s totaled ten hits and scored five runs including a two run single by Joe DeMaestri.
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Macias Favored To Defeat Bataan In Hollywood Bout
Raul Macias world bantamweight champion from Mexico City holds a 2-1 favorite edge over Larry Bataan of the Philippines in a 10 round televised bout at Hollywood Legion Stadium. The NBA title is not on the line and Macias enters with 25 professional wins and one defeat.
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Boxing Results From Halifax Miami Beach and Portland
Fight results list scores and outcomes for bouts in Halifax Miami Beach and Portland. Dick Howard from Halifax defeated Teddy Davis by decision at 134 pounds, Pat Lowry of Miami Beach beat Miguel Iiaz by decision at 151, Eddie Machen of Portland defeated Julio Mederos by decision at 193 with Havana listed as the opponent city.
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Kid) Howard
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Valley title chase frames 1950 football race notes
Missouri Valley Conference title race shapes as a tight three way battle among Detroit Wichita and Houston with Tulsa and Oklahoma A&M also in the mix. Coaches praise offenses defenses and depth while predicting a wide open season and potential national ranking for the winner. Detroit’s Wally Fromhart and Wichita’s Pete Tillman weigh chances as Tulsa eyes upsets and Oklahoma A&M promotes a fast developing squad.
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Popular baits for sea trout include live shrimp and needlefish
The guide notes live shrimp and needlefish as top choices for sea trout bait while artificial lures rank third.
Retired Argentine Army Minister Signals Officers Rise
Brig. Gen. Arturo Ossorio Arana requested retirement signaling a shift toward younger officers in Argentina's army. He aims to complete a ranks revamp this year, promoting superior officers and retiring those past limits of peacetime service. The move comes amid military modernization efforts.
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Daily Oil Output Drops in Oklahoma Week
Oklahoma drives a 15,150 barrel weekly decline in crude oil and condensate output, reducing the state’s daily average to 7,116,125 barrels. The Oil and Gas Journal reports 1956 total production at 1,751,413,025 barrels, with Illinois up 3,300 to 234, and Arkansas rising 300 to 80,000 while Kansas and Colorado fall.
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Menzies and Nasser Close in on Suez Talks
Cairo reports say the Menzies Committee and President Nasser are "down to meat" in Suez discussions. The five nation group pushing an 18 nation plan for canal operation seeks a peaceful settlement while clarifying points of difference. Nasser may offer his own proposal as talks continue.
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Eisenhower Won't Use Makeup On TV Campaign
White House confirms President Eisenhower will not wear makeup during campaign television appearances. Press secretary James Hagerty notes he has not used makeup for over a year or two, and advisers decided he does not need it. No plans exist to use makeup during the campaign.
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Back to school dance set at Canteen with Bobby Jones' Band
Local activity notes report a back to school dance at the Canteen Friday at 8 30 with Bobby Jones' Band providing music. Community events include Stark Methodist Rally Day on Sunday with a 10 45 service and a noon basket dinner to welcome Stark teachers.
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Quiet title suit in Chanute Kansas lands
Minnie Curjati sues to quiet title to Late Five and Six, Block One, East View Addition in Chanute Neosho County Kansas. Court action seeks to determine adverse interests and bar claims, requiring respondents to plead by October 15, 1956. failure leads to decree. Balch & Bailey attorneys for plaintiff. Clerk Mamie Hayrs records.
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Classified Ad Deadline Notice
The Tribune reminds advertisers to deliver phone or in person ads to the office by 10 am for same day publication. Deadline for contract classified space is 3 pm the preceding day.
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