Williams Back Again Ties for Batting Lead
Boston slugger Ted Williams returns to form after a long illness and a late-season drought. He ties for the AL batting lead at .320 with 2-for-4 in a 4-1 loss at Chicago, while Bob Cerv and Vic Power chase the pace as pennant races unfold. The Yankees hold a large lead as Washington, Detroit, and Kansas City post other AL results.
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Baseball Leaders and Standings Highlights From The Associated Press
League leaders across the American and National Leagues feature Mantle Sievers Power and Colavito in key categories. Notables include Banks Mays Aaron Ashburn and Musial among top hitters with bold counts in runs batted in hits and runs, alongside Turley Wynn and others leading in pitching and fielding metrics.
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St Patrick's Fighting Irish eight man squad prep
A 14 member St Patrick's squad will represent the Fighting Irish in the opening Sept 18 game at Iola. The team, with heaviest lineman 174 lb Joe Zillner, plans to switch from T-formation to single wing to gain longer plays. Home games are at Katy Park with four afternoon games on the schedule.
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Gene Fullmer Beats Spider Webb To Push Title Shot
Gene Fullmer won a ten round unanimous decision over Spider Webb in Salt Lake City to press his case for another title shot. Fullmer weighed 159 1 4 pounds to Webb’s 159 1 4, and his manager Marv Jenson said Fullmer deserves a crack at Sugar Ray Robinson or Carmen Basilio, noting Robinson is a prior holder and challenger history.
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League Stars Pitching Beats Orioles 7-1 In Four-Hitter
Ned Garver and the Athletics stifled the Orioles 7-1 as Garver tossed a four hit gem with six strikeouts and four walks, completing a one hit shutout over the last six innings. Chico Fernandez and Phil Leaves tied the game with a two run single and scored the decisive run on Dave Phil ley's pinch hit in the three run eighth to top the Dodgers 4-3.
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Tommy Jacobs Leads Denver Open in Heat
Tom my Jacobs a 23 year old rookie from Whittier California led the Denver Open after carding six birdies for a five under par 65 at Wellshire Municipal Course. He held a one stroke lead over fellow 23 year olds John McMullin of Fair Oaks and Bill Parker of Wewoka as heat and large field pressed the field.
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The Tribune by carrier 30 cents a week
A brief classifieds line notes The Tribune is delivered by carrier for 30 cents weekly. The item emphasizes convenient home delivery and regular pricing for readers.
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Bill Haley and His Comets Live in Chanute Preview
The teen idol Bill Haley and his Comets perform at Chanute Memorial Auditorium on Tuesday September 16 at 8 15 PM. The act, famed for Lean Jean and TV raids, draws fans from across the nation. advance tickets are on sale at Vernon's in Chanute.
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Coe Among Semifinalists in National Amateur Golf
In San Francisco the 58th National Amateur Golf Championships semifinals pit ex-champion Coe of Oklahoma City against Roger McManus of Cincinnati, while UCLA’s Dick Foote faces Florida senior Tom Aaron. The other pairing features 34 year olds Charlie Coe and McManus.
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Tom Aaron
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Billy Maxwell
Charlie Coe
Oklahoma City
Roger McManus
Cincinnati
No. 2 Jayhawks Big Surprise in Scrimmage Output
Kansas State shows improvement in game-condition scrimmage as Solmos passes for 64 yards on a scoring drive. Kansas second team dominates the first string with two touchdowns and a scoreless main unit. Injuries hit Nebraska and Missouri comments reflect lineup juggling across the conference. A trivia note recalls the first man-made snow storm over Mount Greylock in 1946.
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Partial slate of football Saturday previewing early openings
A pre season look at college football action highlights Kentucky at Louisville in an inter ocean clash to give experience for Blanton Collier’s sophomores. Drake meets South Dakota State as a non MVC tilt with other scrimmages and early openers noted across conferences.
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Phillies Beat Dodgers 4-3 On Fernandez Heroics
Eddie Sawyer praised as Phils manager while Chico Fernandez starred with a two run single and a stolen base to drive Philadelphia past Los Angeles 4-3. Fernandez then went 5 for 8 with a run driven in in a prior game as the Phils snapped a seven game skid.
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Len Matthews Faces Tibbs in Philadelphia Lightweight Bout
Len Matthews a 19 year old Philadelphia lightweight headlines a 10 round match against Boston rival Tommy Tibbs at the Arena. Matthews seeks victory by decision to prove he can box full distance despite knockout wins. Tibbs holds a 43-46-3 record with 92 fights and is the New England lightweight champ. NBC will televise.
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Hutchinson May Beat Cardinals to Firing Ploy
Milwaukee AP report suggests Fred Hutchinson could outpace the St. Louis Cardinals in parting ways as manager if club officials delay a public firing.
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Hutchinson's future with Cardinals hinges on remaining games
Hutchinson says he has four solid job offers and will decide in about ten days, timing tied to season end. Alvin Dark is eyeing the opening if the Cardinals trade for him. waivers could only help before September 29. Club performance and leadership tensions with August Busch frame the decision. Offers include NL, AL, and Seattle Minor League posts.
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Hutch
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First American jet passenger plane lands at Le Bourget
report from Paris notes the first American jet passenger plane, a Boeing 707, flew into Le Bourget Airport with near silent noise. Pan American test flights in London and New York aimed to ease airport objections.
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Paris gets new military ruler Gen Pierre Garbay
The paper accuses Garbay of specializing in large scale Fascist repression in Madagascar and Tunisia. London AP reports Britain backs Eisenhower’s no appeasement stance and says no pledge to go to war over Quemoy.
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Classified Ad Deadline Notice
Public notice for classified ads states to bring the four ads to the Tribune office by 10 am for same day publication and that the contract deadline is 2 pm the preceding day.
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