Elsmore High Opens Football Season Under Lights
Elsmore Rural High School begins its second year with coach Francis Book guiding a squad built around quarterback Larry Nelson. The team seeks revenge after last year’s 35-7 defeat to Arcadia and schedules nine games from Sept. 19 to Nov. 11 including home night games.
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Elsmore
Elsmore Rural High School
Arcadia
Francis Book
Book
Alba
Larry Nelson
Thhree
Darell Bauer
Ronnie Daniels
John Crumbliss
Duane Bauer
Gary Fewins
Don Bauer
Lester Witt
Tribune
Braves edge Cardinals 9 3 as Rush wins in pennant bid
Bob Rush pitched a complete game to beat the St Louis Cardinals 9 3. The victory cuts the Braves magic number to two and positions Rush as a potential third starter behind Spahn and Burdette in the World Series race. Red Schoendienst, Hank Aaron, Wes Covington and Johnny Logan supplied key hits as Milwaukee pulled away.
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Associated Press
Bob Rush
Milwaukee Braves
New York Yankees
Rush
Chicago Cubs
Braves
St. Louis
Joey Jay
Bob Buhl
Juan Pizarro
Carl Willey
Fred Haney
Warren Spahn
Lew Burdette
Buhl
Labor Day
Pizarro
Willey
Jay
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Sam Jones
Red Schoendienst
Hank Aaron
Wes Covington
Frank Torre
Johnny Logan
Baseball Briefs and a Whale Fact Tidbit
Baseball results note Chicago beat Baltimore 6 2 and Kansas City won 4 1 while no other scores are listed for a Thursday slate. Saturday games include New York at Baltimore Washington at Boston Cleveland at Detroit and Milwaukee at Cincinnati among others. A random zoological fact describes the bowhead whale with a mouth large enough for a cow yet a throat that swallows only small herrings.
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Cleveland
Detroit
New York
Baltimore
Washington
Boston
Chicago
Kansas City
San Francisco
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
American Assn
Minneapolis
Denver
Ww. L
Detroit Eee
Baltimore Ener
League Leaders By The Associated Press American League
The AP lists top AL leaders in batting runs and power with Mantle Colavito and Sievers headlining home runs. Pitching leaders include Turley McLish and Ford, while fielding and other stats feature Ashburn Banks Aaron Mays and Spahn among the season's standout performers.
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Jensen
Boston
Colavito
Cleveland
Sievers
Washington
Fox
Chicago
Power
Malzone
Kuenn
Detroit
Kaline
Aparicio
Tuttle
Kansas City
Lemon
Mantle
New York
Rivera
Landis
Turley
McLish
Ford
Wynn
Bunning
Ashburn
Philadelphia
Musial
St. Louis
Mays
San Francisco
Banks
Aaron
Milwaukee
Thomas
Pittsburgh
H. Anderson
Blasingame
Spahn
Burdette
Purkey
Cincinnati
Jones
Antonelli
Football Season With New Rules Opens Tonight
The 1958 college football season launches with new rules and coaches as top matchups unfold. Oregon State and Southern California meet in the PCC while Mississippi Texas Christian North Carolina and Texas A M highlight the early slate. TV games include Missouri versus Vanderbilt and Oklahoma State against Denver.
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Associated Press
Oregon State
Southern California
George Washington
Detroit
Catawba
Davidson
Jacksonville
Chattanooga
Midwest
Rockies
Far West
Mississippi
Memphis State
Texas Christian
Kansas
Jack Mitchell
North Carolina
North Carolina State
Grant-Hepler Football Opener Tonight at Stark
Stark six man Grant Rural High School opens with senior lettermen under coach Erikson. nine lettermen fill a 25 man squad with lineup including Page Buscher Brunner Gatewood Carlson Richwine Pinkley James Weeks. Erikson cites Altoona at Erie Sept 25 as toughest game on the schedule.
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Stark
Grant Rural High School
Hepler
Wallace Erikson
Erikson
Max Page
Hershel Buscher
Richard Brunner
Jim Gatewood
Roy Carlson
Billie Richwine
George Pinkley
Ira James
Bob Weeks
Carl Cox
Danny Wade
Danny Whitworth
Gary Winans
Phillip Isom
George Buscher
Donnie Elder
Carl Cooley
Leslie Isom
Phillip Markham
James McGee
Dwaine Whitworth
Dean Weeks
Jim Woodworth
LeRoy Lester
Wayne Collins
Altoona
Erie
Grant Blue Devils
Grant
Galesburg
Thayer
Thayes
Walnut
Edna
Championship Night Features Russo Ortiz Return
New York boxing card at Madison Square Garden headlines a 10 round return bout between defending champion John ny Russo and Carlos Ortiz with Ortiz as the 8-5 favorite. In Boston, Hogan Bassey and Willie Pep square off in a 10 round non title bout at the Garden as Pep marks his 36th birthday. In St Paul Del Flanagan’s rise is noted but Virgil Akins calls the title shots solid with his reign intact after the bout.
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New York
East Side
Johnny Russo
Carlos Ortiz
Madison Square Garden
Ortiz
Busso
Joe Brown
Boston
Hogan Bassey
Nigeria
Willie Pep
Boston Garden
Bassey
Pep
ST. Paul
Athletics Win 4-1 Over Boston in Cobblestone Rivalry
Ted Williams clings to a AL batting crown at .318 as Boston loses 4-1 to Kansas City. Pete Runnels slips to .319 while A’s Bob Cerv hits his 37th homer and Al Smith drives in two for a White Sox win over Baltimore. Bill Tuttle and Roger Maris homer in the A’s first, Daley yields, Barry Latman shines in relief.
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Associated Press
Ted Williams
Boston Red Sox
Pete Runnels
Runnels
Red Sox
Kansas City
Williams
Bob Cerv
Vic Power
Cleveland
Harvey Kuenn
Detroit
Chicago White Sox
Baltimore
Bill Tuttle
Roger Maris
A’s
Ted Bowsfield
Pete Daley
Boston
Bud Daley
Barry Latman
Orioles
Chicago
White Sox
Jack Harshman
al Smith
Ray Boone
Big Eight Opener Sparks Forecasts for New Season
Big Eight football opens with six teams seeking first conference title while Oklahoma remains the dominant favorite after a decade of near-total success. Kansas State might offer a surprise if Bus Mertes finds depth. Nebraska and Iowa State seen as bottom contenders. Non league games frame the weekend with Oklahoma and Colorado not playing until Sept 27.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma
Kansas
Oklahoma State
Kansas State
Bus Mertes
Nebraska
Iowa State
Colorado
Missouri
Vanderbilt
Columbia
Texas Christian University
Lawrence
Penn State Lincoln
Ames
Drake
Wyoming
Manhattan
Denver
League Stars Pitching Bud Daley Grabs First Complete Game
Athlet ics pitcher Bud Daley earned his first complete game of the season in a 5- run effort. The victory highlighted his control and endurance as he shut down the opponent across nine innings.
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Associated Press
Bud Daley
Athletics
Braves Rout Cardinals 9-3 Behind Schoendienst Four Hits
Red Schoendienst led the Braves with four hits, three doubles and three runs in a 9-3 win over the Cardinals. A separate pitcher limited the Red Sox to one run as the Braves won 4-1 with four strikeouts and one walk.
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Red Sox
Red Schoendienst
Braves
Cardinals
Coach Resorts to Belt For Grid Discipline
West Haven High coach Billy Irons used the belt to enforce discipline after a player refused to dress for a game against East Haven despite a prior head injury. Irons said he removed the belt and took the player's pants to prevent him from playing.
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West Haven, Conn
Billy Irons
West Haven High
East Haven
Irons
St. Patrick's Fighting Irish Open Postponed
The St Patrick's game against Iola was postponed due to a wet Iola field and will be rescheduled. The next game scheduled is against Parsons at Parsons on Sept. 25.
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St. Patrick's Fighting Irish
Iola
Parsons
Fight results from St. Paul Wichita Las Vegas bouts
Del Glanagan outpointed Virgil Akins in St Paul welterweight action. Dan Hodge bested Art Norris in Wichita in a 10 round non title bout. Jim Norris won a decision over Eddie Gilbert in Las Vegas with Gilbert from Los Angeles as the opponent.
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Associated Press
St. Paul
Minn
del Glanagan
Virgil Akins
St. Louis
Wichita
Kan
Dan Hodge
Art Norris
Chicago
Las Vegas
Nev
Jim Norris
Last Vegas
Eddie Gilbert
Los Angeles
Humboldt Social Notes Open With Travel Plans and Meetings
Mrs Louise C Lehrack leaves Thursday for a six week European tour taking a Kansas City to New York leg before continuing abroad. In Humboldt social circles, WSCS Naomi circle met with 16 members, Agnes Nickey presiding, plans for fall and winter discussed, six new members welcomed. Deborah circle gathered at the Methodist church with 13 members, topics included Let the Children Talk. The Past Matrons club resumed activities after a summer break led by Mrs Hazel.
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Louise C. Lehrack
Kansas City
New York
Robert A. Finney
Judith
Eva O'Conner
Lehrack
Edna Spencer
Metta Bailey
Miss O'Conner
Spencer
Walter Wulf
W. T. Garvie
H. M. Webb
Charles E. Westie
Marion Manion
Lloyd Johnson
Lauretta Dimond
Judith Finney
Naomi Circle
WSCS
Vern Smith
Agnes Nickey
Irene Decker
Canada
Mmes, B. M. Jones
Carl Killion
May Parsons
J. M. Redding
Claudine Meer
Bernadine Speer
W. J. Casper
Community notices and social club activities listed
Mrs. Robert A. Finney spent Tuesday in Kansas City. Humboldt Music club to hold first fall meeting at Presbyterian church with E N Hill directing. Kayettes pinning ceremony at 7 30 p.m. Monday announced by Elaine Debler. Concession stand planned for club fundraiser. Various members hosted, skit performed. Mr. and Mrs. K B McKinley visited. family dinner held for relatives. Lightning causes about 20 million dollars in property damage annually in the United States and claims about 500 lives.
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Humboldt Music Club
The
Presbyterian Church
E. N. Hill
William H. Cannon
Kayettes
Elaine Debler
Miss Debler
Mrs. Meer
Kate Collison
Jane Magill
Janice Ostrander
Janice Lassman
Glenda Holmes
Verna Smith
United States
Auto and truck fleet roster with decades of models listed
A historical inventory lists numerous trucks and vehicles by year, model, and specification. The entry covers makes including IH, GMC, Chevrolet, Ford, Dodge, White, and Reo with bed types, wheelbases, and options such as diesel, tandem axles, grain racks, hoists, winches, and power takeoffs.
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Ford
Dodge
Chevrolet
Kansans Savings Pouring Into 103 Associations
Lawrence report shows Kansas savings and loan cash flowing at about 200 000 dollars daily to 103 associations. Morrison of Topeka says new funds enable eight more families per hour to obtain homes with average loans near 6 900 dollars. Bowyer of Chanute Building and Loan also present. Husky dogs from the British South Pole expedition are sent to Norway for ambulance roles.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Paul B. Morrison
Topeka
Kansas Savings and Loan League
Morrison
Chanute
Wendell H. Bowyer
Chanute Building and Loan Association
South Pole
Norway
Rayado Ranch: Nation’s Largest Boy Scout Camp Sights
The Rayado Ranch in northern New Mexico, once owned by pioneer scout Kit Carson, stands as the largest Boy Scout camp in the United States. The article notes its historic status and prominence among scouting facilities.
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Rayado Ranch
New Mexico
U. S
Kit Carson
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