Senators Beat Yankees as 1-4 leads to pennant push
Boston pitcher Tom Brewer improved to 11-10 with six straight wins as the Red Sox, two behind Chicago for second, beat Baltimore 10-2. Washington handed the Yankees a 6-3 defeat while Detroit toppled Kansas City 4-1 and Chicago won 4-0. Roy Sievers hit his 35th homer for the Senators, with Albie Pearson adding a two-run shot in a tense pennant chase.
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Tom Brewer
Buo Vanmouped
Red Sox
New York
Brewer
Sox
Chicago
Baltimore
Boston
Birds
Washington
Yankees
White Sox
Cleveland
Detroit
Kansas City
Senators
Ryne Duren
Roy Sievers
Albie Pearson
Nats
Bob Turley
Russ Kemmerer
Yanks
Dick Hyde
Sherm Lollar
Jim Landis
Herb Score
Early Wynn
Tigers
al Kaline
Frank Bolling
Paul Foytack
Ned Garver
Musial Benched by Injury for Dodgers Game
Stan Musial remains out of the lineup with a charley horse in his left thigh and hopes to play against the Los Angeles Dodgers tomorrow. He batted as a pinch hitter in last night’s 2-1 loss to the Dodgers while Vinegar Bend Mizell pitched well for St Louis.
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Associated Press
Stan Musial
Los Angeles Dodgers
Musial
Dodgers
Cardinal
Chicago Cubs
Charley Horse
Vinegar Bend Mizell
Kansas City Athletics
Detroit Tigers
Detroit
Paul Foytack
Hal Smith
Harry Chiti
Bill Tuttle
League Stars Pitching: Witt Shuts Braves Again in 1-0 Extra
George Witt of the Pirates blanked the Braves for the second time this season securing a 1-0 win in 10 innings on five hits. Bill Renna of the Red Sox drove in four runs with two doubles in a 10-2 victory over the Orioles.
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Associated Press
George Witt
Pirates
Braves
Bill Renna
Red Sox
Orioles
Basilio Knocks Out Aragon in Los Angeles Bout
In Los Angeles Carmen Basilio KO'd Art Aragon at 1 552 pounds in the eighth round. Also listed: Joe Becerra 120 and Little Caesar 119 in Manila, with Milan and Dulio Loi 135.
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Los Angeles
Joe Becerra
Little Cezar
Manila
Milan
Italy
Dulio Loi
Baseball Briefs National League standings and results
NL standings show Milwaukee 80 55 593 Pittsburgh 71 63 .530 San Francisco 71 63 .530 Cincinnati 67 69 .493 St Louis 65 69 .485 Los Angeles 64 70 .478 Chicago 61 74 .452 Philadelphia 58 74 .439 Saturday schedule lists Milwaukee at Pittsburgh and other matchups. Friday results include Pittsburgh 1 Milwaukee 0 in 10 innings and Cincinnati 8 Philadelphia 4. Sunday adds Milwaukee at Pittsburgh and Chicago at San Francisco among others.
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W. L. Pet. G.B
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Chicago
Philadelphia
Quarterback Battle at KU and Big Eight Scrimmages
Big Eight teams held conditioning scrimmages with injuries and line changes noted. Kansas has two quarterbacks competing for the starting job Bill Crank and Bob Marshall while Kansas State's Kent McConnell leads the first string. Cliff Speegle of Oklahoma State plans a four unit practice with alternating offense and defense.
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Associated Press
Dan Devine
Missouri Tigers
Nebraska
Bob Daniels
Wichita
Kaw
Bud Wilkinson
Sooners
Benny Watts
Breckenridge
Tex
Wilkinson
Watts
Iowa State
Mike Fitzgerald
Kansas
Jack Mitchell
Bill Crank
Bob Marshall
Kent McConnell
Kansas State
Wildcats
Cliff Speegle
Oklahoma State
Miler Herb Elliott To Rest Six Months
Oslo AP reports Australian runner Herb Elliott, age 20, will take six months away from competition citing fatigue. He has posted the two fastest miles 3:54.6 and 3:55.4 and the two fastest 1500 meters 3:36 and 3:37.4 this year, with ten sub four minute miles.
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Miler
Herb Elliott
Oslo
Norway
Australia
Charles takes safety inspector post in state
Cincinnati AP Charles former heavyweight champ Ezzard Charles has been named a safety inspector in the state industrial commission by Governor C William O Neill. He says the job will not end his comeback and he plans to fight again, with a Sept 28 bout in Juarez Mexico and more possible.
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Cincinnati
Ezzard Charles
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
William O'Neill
Charles
State Industrial Commission
Juarez
Mexico
Basilio Stops Aragon In Eighth To Claim KO
Carmen Basilio dominates Art Aragon, knocking him out at 1:27 of the eighth round in Los Angeles to cap a brutal assault. The bout drew a California record gate of $236,521.10 with 22,500 in attendance as Basilio eyes a potential return bout with Sugar Ray Robinson.
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Associated Press
LOS Angeles
Sugar Ray Robinson
Carmen Basilio
Aragon
Robinson
Virgil Akins
Basilio
Golden Boy
Truman Gibson
International Boxing Club
Wrigley Field
Chittenango
N.Y
California
Tommy Hart
Hart
Cities Vie For 1964 Olympic Bid As Site Decision Near
The United States Olympic Executive Committee will name the city among Chicago Detroit Los Angeles and Minneapolis eligible to bid for the 1964 games. A news conference tonight will reveal the chosen site, though victory is not assured for any city.
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Chicago
United States
Olympic Executive Committee
Los Angeles
Detroit
Minneapolis
Bears Win Over Lions In Week Exhibition Action
Pro football exhibitions list the Chicago Bears beating the Detroit Lions 24 to 17. Saturday matchups include Washington at Jacksonville Philadelphia, New York at Boston, Pittsburgh at Buffalo, Los Angeles at Seattle. Sunday games feature Cleveland at San Francisco.
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Washington
New York
Chicago
Cleveland
Boston
Baltimore
Kansas City
Detroit
American Association
Wichita
Louisville
Minneapolis
Denver
Charleston
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Omaha
Chicago Bears
Philadelphia
Jacksonville
Fla
Green Bay
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
N.Y
Los Angeles
Seattle
San Francisco
Coast Guard Founded in 1790 by the U S Congress
The Coast Guard trace its origins to 1790 when it was established by the United States Congress to enforce customs and safeguard maritime duties. The service later evolved into the modern Coast Guard with broader duties including safety and security at sea.
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U. S. Coast Guard
Witt Shuts Out Braves 1-0 as Pirates Tie NL Pace
George Witt, 24, pitched a five hitter as Pittsburgh defeated Milwaukee 1-0. Bill Virdon hit a leadoff homer in the 10th, Witt improved to two straight shutouts against the Braves and the Pirates moved into a second place tie with San Francisco. Cincinnati beat Philadelphia 8-4, Dodgers edged St Louis 2-1.
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ED Wilks
Associated Press
Milwaukee Braves
George Witt
Pittsburgh Pirates
Champs
Laguna Beach
Calif
Witt
Braves
Milwaukee
Bill Virdon
Carl Willey
Bucs
San Francisco
Giants
Chicago
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Willey
Dodgers
Wilmer
Vinegar Bend
Mizell
Fred Kipp
Erie Area Mortuary Opens. WSCS Meets. Local Notices
A new Erie Funeral Home opened by Mr and Mrs Joe Carson Sr of Parsons invites public view today and tomorrow at the former Charles Forsyth residence now remodeled. Bob Woodruff and Mrs Bess Debus join as staff with the Carsons also operating homes in Parsons St Paul and Walnut. WSCS held a September meeting with 18 attendees at a noon covered dish. Mrs William S Hill presided.
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Joe Carson Sr
Parsons
Erie Funeral Home
Charles Forsyth
Carsons
Bob Woodruff
Bess Debus
St. Paul
Walnut
WSCS
William S. Hill
Pershing Brady
Charles Steinman
L. R. Rogers
Firemen’s Relief Assa
Kansas Insurance Department
Fire Department
37 Grid Players For Junior High
Junior high coach Bob Nelson surveys 37 candidates for the 9th grade football squad including 27 ninth graders and 10 eighth graders allowed to practice. The unit aims for a 162 pound starting line with 135 pound backs and features a 217 pound lineman and a 252 pound eighth grader prospect. The team went 2-0 last season with two cancellations due to flu. opening game is Coffeyville at Chanute on Oct 3.
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Bob Nelson
Nelson
Ricky Alexander
Gordon Boer
Bill Dean
Gary Eastburn
Tom Goodwin
Bill Jenkins
Ronnie Lock
Tom McKenzie
Jim Rubew
Coffeyville
Chanute
Fort Scott
Iola
Parsons
Jim Fuller
Mark Steeves
Herbert Vance
John Hunt
Tribune
Local notes from town rounds and events
A 103 year old resident is mentioned. Mrs John Yawman is his sister in law. Mildred Pierce, recent high school graduate, attends Nazarene College of Bethany Oklahoma. Mrs Ronald Greve works part time at Locke Abstract Co. The VFW will host a fried chicken supper on September 15 at the clubhouse northwest of town. all men are invited.
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Paul Lowe
Chanute
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Wallace Nation
Stitzel
East 3Rd
Dalton- Shackelton
FE. Z. Duvall
Bolivar
E. E. Duvall
Bill Edwards
Neosho County Abstract Co
Trixie Hager
Noble Grand
Erie Rebekahs
Loof
John Yawman
Mildred Pierce
Nazarene College of
Bethany
Oklo
Ronald Greve
Locke Abstract Co
VFW
Local social notes and family visits across several states
Walnut residents host Sunday dinner honoring Joe Little and family from Wauconda Indiana. Guests include four Little daughters and spouses, Leroy Puckett and Doris Marie, Gerald Van Leeuwen and Linda, J P Brown and Judy Janice Pat from St Paul, and Betty Little of Kansas City. Visitors Garold Montee of Ashema Oregon with Lon Fager. Hugh McCormick returns from Veterans Hospital in Kansas City. Patsy Bernard Boaz stay with grandmother Rose Volmer. Ada Luthers to teach in Parsons. Mrs Lloyd Sands learns of nephew Robert R Noland’s death from heart attack in Bremerton Washington. Dinner guests in Kansas City area include Della Lallen and Leroy Clark with families. Bill Collins of Wichita.
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Walnut
Harry Little
Joe Little
Wauconda
Leroy Puckett
Doris Marie
Gerald van Leeuwen
Linda
J. P. Brown
Judy
Janice
Pat
St. Paul
Betty Little
Kansas City
Garold Montee
Ashema
Ore
Parsons Schools
Della Lallern
Leroy Clark
Bill Collins
Wichita
Weekend Visiting Families From Across Counties
The passage lists weekend guests visiting various households including Elmer Clo tes Fort Riley, Charles Doherty family, Lon Fager and Della Lallemond, Marion Westhoff, Minnie Mudd and daughters Clare Bamburger and Bernard Piasecki, Zella Holding and Larry, Forrest Dowling and family, Tony Van Leeuwen, Rod Van Leeuwen and Joe Van Leeuwen, Sidney Alexander and Toni, and Robert Shine with their respective hosts in Fort Scott Hepler Liberal Kansas City Overland Park and Derby.
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Elmer Clotes
Fort Riley
Charles Doherty
Lon Fager
Della Lallemond
Marion Westhoff
Westhoff
Hepler
Minnie Mudd
Clare Bamburger
Bernard Piasecki
Fort Scott
Lloyd Sands
Zella Holding
Larry
Charles Ellis
Robert Leritz
Kansas City
Forrest Dowling
Derby
Felix Dowling
Thelma
Tony van Leeuwen
Rod van Leeuwen
Liberal
Joe van Leeuwent
Kem
Sidney Alexander
Toni
A. C. Spencer
Spencer
Robert Shine
Overland Park
William
Ojibway Chief’s Grandson Serves Manitoba Pentecost Church
The Rev. Leonard Simcoe, minister of the Apostolic Church of Pentecost in Manitoba, Canada, is identified as the grandson of an Ojibway Indian chief.
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Leonard Simcoe
The
Apostolic Church of Pentecost
Manitoba
Canada
Agriculture Brightest Spot in National Economy
Colfax Illinois AP Secretary Benson said agriculture has been the brightest spot in the economy despite farm price cuts. He noted seasonal price changes in fall harvests and reported a 22 percent rise in farmers income in the first half of the year. He warned livestock farmers about possible hog overproduction if prices stay favorable.
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Colfax
Ill
Benson
America Tractorama
Missing Toilets in Education Building Plans
President J Lawrence Walkup of Arizona State College at Flagstaff told the State Board of Regents that toilets are missing from the specifications for a new teacher education building. Regents asked what was missing and he answered toilets for the kindergarten department.
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Flagstaff, Ariz
J. Lawrence Walkup
Arizona State College At
Flagstaff
State Board of Regents
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